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a CURIOUS INQUIRY.
DO Msh'a Sacea Grow 20 Rcsembie Those
of other Animaisf

of other Animaisf
There Is n very curious point connected
with the more pronounced animal faces
namely, those ia charge Of animals grow
% be like them. Thus, a hostler in charge
Of tramway horses has himself a fine Ro-
man noscd hone type Of head, growing
day by day more like bis horses. Men la
charge Of cattle on the farm become essen
TALLY bovine, and ia Shropshire a. has Of
ten been remarked thnt the sheep breeders
resemble their own rams. ! cannot ex-
plain these singularities, which, however,
are wholly or partly true.
The sheep type Of man il not indicative
Of great intelligence, and IL IL usually
found Ia remote agricultural districts.
Tho bulldog characters In man deno.o
courage without refinement, hut In the
case OF a lody-ridiculously like her favor
ite pug dog-with ncz rctrousse, the refine
ment was not wanting. The Eskimo or
Laps, In the water, nro so like seals that
"a man has been shot In error, tho wistful
expression OF countcnance being common
20 both as the head only appears nt the
surface OF the water. / have seen a com
Portable looking bear man In the train,
aud a wizened, bat faced old woman once
in Brittany.
These ara examples that might easily be
multiplied n hundrudfold were Il not for
the monotony Of reteration. II isl not with
out interest 10 remark that there Is a work
eNtant, dating couple Of hundred years
back, which deals with this very subject
Tho writer was n professor nt Padua. Tho
treatise is In Italian, or possibly Latin,
and many curious woodcuts illustrate the
work, giving the various facial angles OF
man and beast according TO strict meas
urement
For my part, do not profess TO explain
tho strange resem blance between man and
the inferior brute creation. IL il enough
20 note the fact. Were il Buddhist priest
commenting on these things, he might ex
plain the tencts Of the transmigration 81
souls. At Colombo once observed yell
low ROBBED priest leave the footpGth in or
der 70 avoid crushing tho life out Of some
venOmous ants crossing the read. IL would
have toen "A sin for him to kill any living
thing for "whO knows" lie would say,
"whnt immortal spirits might be impris-
oned in each lowly body"
Such a one might build pretty theory
upon the subject Of these casual resem-
blances between man and beast, fish and
bird. Each existence might be the fore
ehadowing of the one to come or the re-
Fiction Of one which had passed away.
The series of lives, he would argue exhib-
IT, the evolution Of the spirit working out
certain destiny through untold ages,
gradually approaching that refinement OF
spiritual existence when the contempla-
ton Of Nirvana should be assured 10 each
spirit entity in the realms of eternal bliss.
Retrogression in this scheme, / presume,
would mean extinction when the atoms
of matter are lost in the whirl of astral
dust.-Pall Mall Gazette.
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CHERIFF'S sALk-JAMEs KERVlN. PLAIN
. tiff Va Lizzie n. KngWad and Beorge
hinawad defendants
Under and by virtue o. an order of sale ani
decree Of foreclosure and ealo issued ont Of tho
district court OF thefirst Judicial district o. me
state 81 Montana, ia and for the county Of Lewis
and Clarke. On the l3th day Of February. A.
ID 1891 IA tho above entitled action. wherein
James kervln. tho above named plaintiff, oh
tanned judgment and decree Of foreclosure aud
sale against Llz1o O.. ningv AID and tIeOrrs
J. lingWald, defendant. on the 18th day
sum Of sz.7t8 0i. besides interest costs
on tho 1871 day Of February. A. y 1891. ro-
corded In Judgment book No. Of said court at
rage I am commanded 10 sell all those certain
lots piece or parcels Of land, situate. lying and
being in the county 81 Lewis and Clarke state of
NJ ntana. and founded and described a. follows
10 wit
10, numbered tweniy-seven t21l. and the
sOuthwestsr.y half Of lot numbered twenty light
t23I. ia block numbersl hfty-hge ISL OF tho
original ownsite Of the city OF Helena said
county and state.
1oEs'her with all ami singular the tenements.
hered itaments and appurtsnante therounto be-
longing or Dr. ywif0 eupertaiu ~
Public notice l. hereby given that on Wednes-
day, tha 1th day % hHrch. A. ID. 1894. a. y
O clock M. Of that day. At the front door Of tho
courthouse. Helena. Lewis and Clarke county,
Montana l will in obedience 20 said order 81 sale
and decree Of foreclosure and sale FELL the above
described property or 80 much thereof n may b
necessary to satisfy said judgment, with interest
and costs, 10 the highest and best bidder. Tor
cash I'm hand.
Given under my hand this 18th dag Of Feb-
CHARLfsD. CURTIS. Sheriff
InrD T. Hoss, Under sheriff
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by local nppliestions az they cannot reach
the diseased 70 tion OF the ca. There 10
only one way to cure deafness. and that Is
by constitutional remedies. Deafness is
caused By an inHamed condition of the
mucous lining of the sustaehian tube.
When this tube gets innamed you hsVs u
TumblinR seand or i'm perfect hearing and
when 10 10 entirely closed deafness 10 tho re-
suit, and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to its
normal condition. hearing will be destroyed
forever; nine cafes cut OF ten ara caused by
eatarrh. which IL noihina bat an inhamed
eonditisn of the IN uoous surfaces.
We will give one hundred dollars for any
case OF deafness (oaussd by sstaTrh) that
cannot be cured by Halls CatsTrh Cure.
send for circulars. free.
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THE cYNlc.

Business is usually good in a good store.
Fully 10 per cent Of the people will impose
upon you II they can.
IL isn't taking medicine that hurts. IL "a
making up your mind to IL.
There Is only one sure cure for "A conceitcd
man. lie should get married.
The man who talks loudest before the
fight is the one to bet will he beaten.
This platonic friendship il IA fairy story
that some grownup children believe In.
A kicker is generally man who is not
busily engaged ia any business Of his own.
No woman ever falls in love with man
unless she has better opinion Of him than
he deserves
Death is about the only thing that vel
comes an aged woman who has TO live with
her married children. Globe.
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CHRRiFrs sALE-JoHE II. MiLLER,
- plaintiff. ". Mamie Smith, George W ?.
Smith lhor Lusbandl. John &. faulson, Mar
gsrst Paulssn lhis wifsl. noah J MeConnen.
Arab L. Mcdonnell (his Vile. Adam 6erhau-
ser. theresa hosina oerhauser his vile. de-
fendauts.
Under and By virtue Of an order Of galsAnd De
cfse o. foreclosure and salo Issued out OF tins
district court q the First Judicial district ~ tho
state % Montana in and for the cOunty Of
Lewis and Clarke. on the 1lth day Of JanusFT
A ID. l-s.. in the above entitled action, wherein
ST. 5fnA obinsa S' iud de S .nd decree Of
Foreclosure and sale atAinsI above nAmsd
defendants. on the Il.t day Of Aasust.
A. b. 1891 for the sum Of SA4lSsl. bosidss in
terest costs and attorneys foes which said
decree wAs on the 2lst day of rugusL = ID.
lss. accorded In judgment book Ne I OF said
court az age "a, / am commanded 20 sell all
th certain lot. piece OF parcel Of land, situate,
lying and being IN tho county Of Lewis and
tlArke. st.ts ef hontGna, and bounded and de-
scribed a. follows. to-wit
eight 80, said lot being bounded on the north b.
Ighth avenue. on the east BY lot numbered hvo
O. In raid block. on the south b. an alley. and
on the west By lot nun bcrsd three ~ q sail
block a. said lets ana block are numbered, dei-
ignatsd and described on tbs plat and survey Of
said add lie on on file in the ot,ieo VI the county
clark add recorder Of Lewis and Clarke county.
state % hopianH. said lot being in the Las EFT
add .tion 10 tho city ~ Helena. county OF Lewis
anil larko.
Togsthsr With all and singular the tensmonts.
her0litanouts and Appurtenances thereuntO be-
lonsng or in anywife sppert0ning
Public notice il hereby given that on Iuefday
tho Z0th day Of germany, A. ID. 1888. AZ u o'clock
Of that day Al the front door Of the court house
HELENA Lewis and Clarke county, Montana.
will IN obedience 10 said order 81 sale aad decree
Of f3rocloeure and sals sell the above described
prouerty or 70 much d ereof may be
necessary 10 sstiafy said judgment. with interest
and costs. 20 the highest and best bidder Tor cash
in hand
Given under ny hand this 9th day Of January.
CHARLES u. CURTIS. Sheriff.
" ERrD J.. boss. Uncer Sheriff.
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Itching piles are known by moisturs like
re apiration. causing intense itching when
warm. This form as we'll as blind. bleed
ing or pfotrudinR, yield at onoe 10 d.. Bo-
sankO's Pile hsmsdS. which acts diFsstly
on parts Affected, abso be tumors. allays
itching and fscts pc manent cure. Fifty
cents. druggists OF mail. Circulars free.
DR.. Bosanko. Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by
parohen-D'Aeh Drug Co.. Helena.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate or
~ hHros u. Dunbar. deceased.
office O. hereby gwen bY the undaraienoc, sd-
miHisfrlfo- OF tho eFiaio OF o. rles D.. un-
bar dsoeased. to tho creditors Of. and
all uersous bavlng ciEimr against tie srii
dscoassd 10 EXHIBIT them with the NJ eossary
voucher " tain four mohths after the hrs. pun
licat on Of > uCtce to tho said IminlftratUr
the on co cf II Hcpnor. N tho Montana Ma
tionsl hans iuildinF. Al Helena. honiana, the
fom9 be MT tae place FOR tbs tFansGetIou Of
the business Of said estate 10 TIE county Of lew .
Jos. y. KESCK.
Admir- istrator Of the Estate Of ChArles II. Dun
bar. diseased.
Dated elena Montana. February %. 1891
Date 81 fret publication February H. 1891.
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A little girl, when recovering from scar
let fever, drank great deal Of water. Her
nerves were weak, and she cried for slight
causes. ~ wouldn't cry" said her moth
l help it >" sobbed the child, "when / am
so full of wnteri"-New York journal.
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The questor was n Roman official found
in two or moro departments. in one he
fulfilled the duties Of public prosecutor;
in the other he had charge Of the public
peVeuuea
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Halls Hair Rsnswsr renders the hair las
trous and siken. gives it an even color. and
enables women 30 pat II up in great va
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Parks Sure Cure Is the only guaranteed
remedy. Its action lie quick aud positive.
Will stop that backRehs and sick headache.
A positive specific for all diseases OF
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A LAS gUMMDNs - IN THE UTsTufrT
on eaHrf ~ tia FIRST Judicial district n the
fsia - Montana IA snd laf the county u
tisr.ss ,.o.i aad Jfool Dres fas. eopartners
q Wa. DrsIfus Co. plaintiffs. V D.. harrs.
1la sisis u Menisa. sond, grosuna 10 tho
shove named dafandaur
foH are hereby required a. appatf Ia az aotioa
irongHt assinst you b. tha shove nansd pislutii.s
tn ne district court ~ The first ludoisi district
ei ihe state ~ Huntana ln And Tor ihs oDunty ~
iewis ant tlArta. and a. ansWei ue e"mpiaint
blol iherein within en- daga iernlusigs - ms
naI ~ anrFlcsI Alter The service On y1u 81 THIS
tummonA 10 narrsd within this county. o.. n
terled ~ tho county. bot Eititn tnis district
within tslenfy dave. ofhrrNisa within forty Gays
OF judgment ~ default will - tahsn A<Ainatyo1
according 70 he prayer d sAid complaint
asa ma deionannt Tor She sum q ai1lO with
ntsfo.t from -. !. ies. a tho rate ~ ~ Der
tent par On ua. for GOODS. w.tos 40 insIsl.en-
~ Ht dafendanta speciai intiahfs aih fe4uesl
iotWefu July du aud af ~. J. itti ~ ihs Fane.
a. fhs agfssd pHoe and Tor which dsiendaht
81 ~ 50. ufon which sum there has been paid
he suu 90 tre.s2. that plaintiffs domai ded lay-
fussI and neglected snd stll refuses aud nes
leCtH TO pay the zane or any part thsfsof, Al
hougl pas de aud donan9od. hat defendant
has unreasonably sad Fe1Rtiousy delayed tue
"a ment 81 said cum evef since rent }. ir5i.
And you arc hereby notified that = you fall 70
Against you for sl.ziO With interest thereon from
sept. D. 1874. a. the rae % ~ Ter cent pr AZ
Given under my hand and the seal 81 the dis
tTict court Of the Pint judicial district y ths
state Of Montana. IN and Tor he
e county ~ LOWS anu Clarke
zeal Iirst this III day 81 February. in tho
I Jud Dist. Z year Of cur Lord ono thousand
'ourt. eight Au1arsd AID nd HiHs.y-ieu'.
~ q. q. FREEMAN. Deputy lsrk
D. h. Purcell. atornsy for Dlsint
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MILLER

~ q. q. FREEMAN, Deputy lsrE
O.. h. Purcell atiorney for plaintiff.
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Z. W flllc ~ licEot Agent
WM. HARDER. GoRerI Agent.
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DEPART PROM HgLTNA.
No. ]. Butte Local. daily, except Sun
No. r. Atlsntic Express. esstbor nd. 12.55 p. m
No. - Pacific Express. weetbsund 5'z5 .. N
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-01-19
ROLLINS CASE CONTINUED
WILL NOT COME UP UNTIL THE
MARCH TERM.
Missing Witnesses Caused the Continu-
ance-General Grind of the
Court.

At 12 o'clock to day the case OF the
state vs.. Wayland Rollins was called
The case had been set for $50 o'clock
but was postponed until 70.
Several important witnesses were not
present, and it was impossible to pro-
ceed without them.
Judge Shuford continued the case till
the March term of the superior court.
He spoke to the witnesses of the impor.
tance of their appearance then and
warned them If they did not appear on
Thursday of the first week of that term
of the court they each would be fined
$3.50 and be sent to Jail for thirty days.
Capiases have been issued for the
missing witnesses to give a justified
bond of $500 for their appearance at the
March term of the court to show Gauss
why they should not be punished for
contempt vi court.
The case has cost the county large
amount of money and many people time
and trouble.
Cannon Banks was found guilty of
simple assault and was fined ten dollars
and costs.
Paul Burreil was found guilty of
larceny, and was sentenced to eighteen
months on the public roads.
John Fleming, charged with larceny,
was found guilty and was sentenced to
twelve months on the public roads and
to pay the costs.
John Ridley and Rosa Ridley were
tried for perjury. The evidence showed
them both guilty aud they were sentenced
to two years at hard labor on the public
roads.
The case Of the state against W. J.
Rhodes for willful injury to live stock
was still in progress at 4:30 o'clock.
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SUPERIOR COURT.


The Civil Calender for the January Term,
1894.
At meeting Of the Durham bar, held
in the clerks Office, January 2, 1894, it
was agreed that the following shall be
the civil cases set for the term:
Monday, January 22,
70. 40. Bowling vs.. Parrish.
145. Bowling VS.. Parrish ct al.
" 147. Carlton vs.. Carlton.
14S. Tucker, Smith s. Co. VS.. Man
" 149. Hayes VS.. Sheeron.
Tuesday, January 80.
No. 113. Shepherd vs.. Shepherd ct ais.
"a. Blscknallys Rowland & Cooper
Thursday, January 25.
No $50. Maynard VS.. Morris.
159 Smith, ct al, VS.. Carter.
100 Lockhart VS.. Ballard ct al.
Friday, January 26.
No. 1863 Foster vs. Smith ct al
. 164. Bullock VS.. Freeman.
165. Dahiborn vs.. Crowell.
Motion Docket.
No. 3. Andrews ct al. VS.. Rigsbee ct al.
92. Morris VS.. Herndon.
13S. Latta vs. Goodloe.
IA. Western National bank VS..
Ballard ct al.
155. Hurst ct al. VS.. Walker.
Cases not reached on the day of which
they are set will be placed at foot of
calendar for the following day; if then
not reached, they will stand continued
for the term.
Witnesses in cases not set upon the
calender need not attend at this term and
will not be allowed to prove.
Witnesses in cases set for trial can only
prove for the day on which the case is
set and the next succeeding day, unless
sooner discharged. By order Of the
judge. Z. b. GREEN,
Clerk Superior Court.
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Fifteen Go On the Roads.

A gang Of fifteen sentenced to hard
labor on the public roads at this term of
the superior court was taken out this
afternoon. The only white person In the
crowd was Walter Daniels, the young
white boy who stole the watches from
A Max's show case.
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A Correction.

A Correction.
1t seems that THE GLOBE made an
error in its report of the superior court
proceedings Monday. Ii stated that in
the case Of Archie Rowe, indicted for
larceny, judgment was suspended on
payment of costs. 1t seems that the YER
dict in this case resulted in an acquittal
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The Holman Building.

The scaffolding has been taken down
from the front of the Holman building
and workmen are busy putting the finish
ing touches to the brick work. The
enterprising firm who are to occupy the
building, 5. w. Holman d Co, have al
ready moved in.
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The Jig Is Up With Williams.

The house committee on privileges
and elections has decided to report in
favor of Thomas Settles retaining his
seat. This leaves the Hon. Archibald
Henderson Arlington Williams In the
low grounds.
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bound train this morning.
Mrs Josephus Daniels passed through
here this morning on her way to Raleigh.
Mrs. Dr.. E. c. Laird, Of Haw River,
daughter Of ex Governor Thos. NJ. Holt,
passed through to-day on her way to
Raleigh
There is no hope entertained for the
recovery of Mr. F. S. Utley, the student
who is so i'll at Trinity college His
mother and brother are at his bedside.
Mr.. F. r. Camp, field manager for
Martin HOyt company of publishers, will
be in the city for a week, and If you
want standard books you will do we'll to
give him a call.
Messrs. r. 0, Burton, Geo. V. Strong,
F. II. Busbee and r. II. Battle, who were
here last night in the argument before
Judge Shuford in the Haynes case, left
for Raleigh on this mornings train.
Col John r. Webster, of Reidsville,
editor Of Webster's Weekly, was here
this morning, on his way to Raleigh He
says business is very good Reidsyille,
though politics are rather stirred up.
The Greensboro Record Of January 19,
says: "Col S. Carr, of Durham, was
here last night, feeling fine. The Dur
ham Tobacco company just declared q
semi annual dividend Of three per cent
on four millions Tuesday and the colo,
mel felt good. Who wouldn't ?"