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The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1895-07-19
HIS DIRE REVENGE.

Detroit Free Press.
She was passing up Hastings street
in the cleaning as lie was coming
down, and natural philosophy brought
about a meeting.
"Miss Johnsin, kin | spoke to yo'?"
he Queried, as he halted.
ayes, sah," she replied. "Yo' kin
spoke right ycrc if yo' dun want to
say sumthin."
"Eo can't do it What yo' want
to say?" '"'
Miss Johnsin, he 'ssaaid. after fd.
getting about for a moment, did y;0a
go to de patty wild dat niger Swipcr
last night:'
"Yes, sah."
"An' did he buy ice-crcam and can.
dy?"
eyes, sab "
"An' took yo 10 SUPPER
"Yes, sab"
AN danced ebery dance wild yo p
eyes, sah."
"An' did yo' promise ?"
81 did, an what yo' gwine ter do
bout it,"
what | gwine ter do bout it?
What | gwine ter do? lzc gwinc ter
get revenge. I'ze gwine ter make il
so drefful bad fur yo' dat yo'll wish
yO'd nebbcr bin BON "
"Hul How yo' gwinc to do dat :?
Gwine to slash me wild a razor 2"
"N0, ma'am !" Ize gwne to do
wuss'n dat. I'ze gwine right up an
git married TO yo'r mudder, an afore
night III be yo'r step-father an make
de face of dis airth so hot fur yo' dat
yo' will be calm upon the Lawd fur
mercy Good evenin', Miss Jollnsin,
I'll see you later "
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1895-07-19

Dr. Sawyer;-After suffering four
years with female weakness was
pursuaded by friend TO try your Pas.
TILES, and after using them one year
] am eatirely we'll. ! cannot recon-
mend them too hfghly.--Mrs M s.
BROOK, Bronson, Bethel Branch Co,
Mich. At Scranton Pharmacy, ,Scran
Ton, aud ]. w. Stewards, Moss Point
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1895-07-19
SOM T. FAST RIDERS.

A Newport dispatch says that Miss
Virginia Fair, who is spending the
summer there with her sister, Mrs.
Hermann Oelrichs, now holds the best
bicycle record for the Ocean avenue
ride. Mrs. Henry Clews succeeded in
riding the ten miles In just an hour
on last Thursday. Several other So
ciety women have since tried to beat
her time, but all failed until Miss Fair
beat Mrs. Clews' time by fully five
minutes. Miss Fair has long been
thought to be the fastest lady rider
among the society women. She did
not try to beat Mrs. Clews' record till
urged to do so by her friends. She
mad Calvin s. Brce, Jr., a very fast
rider, to set a pace for her, which,
with the absence Of wind, accounts
for her good time, The Ocean drive
record has stirred up considerable
rivalry among the society set, and the
matter is discussed at the clubs and
dinner parties and is daily tried by
some rider. The selfish man can n,
longer wheel himself on alone for a
good time. The swell gi,l can make
gccd time and ketp up With him.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1895-07-19

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1895-07-19
QheIematraf=S Star
STRIP AWAY THE VERBIAGE.


kosciusko Star.
TheStar knows that large ma jorlty
Of the honest Democrats OF Attaa
county in their principles stand for
sound money and honest government.
They call themselves free coinage men
because they have not had an oppor-
tunity to study the issue, and conse-
qusntly they don't know "where they
are att We feel convinced that as
soon as they ascertain that their
common sense and innate principles
are really on the side OF true bimetal-
lism and opposed to free coinage un-
der present conditions, that they will
take their stand on the right side.
There has been misapplication
Of terms and a Misunderstanding of
the issue that has placed many a man
in the wrong camp.
In order to unite a few knots in
this matter the Star will here propose
a little catechsm for each man to
ask himself and he will at once see
which side the question he is on.
l. Are you in favor of the gold
silver and paper money of the constl.
tuition?
If you are, follow us on the next
question.
:. Are you in favor of all these
gold and silver ana paper dollars hav.
ing an equal purchasing and debtpay-
ing power?
y you are. you favor the present
IN as far as it goes tbutit does
SO far enough and you are op.
sed TO the 50-cent dollars that free
oinare at l6 to would give us.
3. You don't want dishonest dol.
lar to pay an honest debt with, Go
you?
Being an honest man, certainly you
don't and you will knock the man
down who intimates such IA thing.
4. II you believe that free coinage
would double the price Of silver, do
you favor coinage law that would
double the wealth of the silver mine
owner and add nothing to the general
wealth of the country?
or course you don't. Yet this
would be the only result if you Gre
ated by free coinage a silver dollar
that would be just as dear as gold
dollar.
8. You want the largest use of
gold, silver and paper money that is
consistant with a sound financial
system, don't you?
Certainly you do.
Then you are no free coinage man
at ratio Of l6 to |, Any man who
can answer these questions as we
have indicated, occupies the Stars
position exactly and that Of every
other true bimetalllst. Is this gold.
bugism?
Other questions will suggest them
selves to the Thoughtful mind.
Put your thinking on.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1895-07-19
Melrmnrrat- STIR
THE WHEELING HABIT.

Memphis scimitar.
The veteran editor OF the Chatta-
nooga Times, not having been seduced
into contracting the wheel habit, is
disposed to dispute the claim that
wheeling 'as she is did" is conductive
to health, To the contrary he adduces
number Of competent authorizes to
show that it is rather productive of
bent spincs and shattered nervous
systems. A symptam Of the injurious
effects is what the English doctors
call the 'bicycle face" One Of them
describes it as an anxious, worn look.
the skin pallid and with a gray cast.
This is attributed to the nervous
strain put upon the rider in keeping
his balance, and it is remarked that
the "bicycle face" is not developed
among tricycle. riders, who have to do
more than double the work required
OF the two-whecier.
Adding to this foreign testimony
that OF his own eyes, the veteran says:
We incline to think the English
doctors have attributed To one. and
probably the slightest OF several
causes, the effect of them ALL We
think the worried look of whccmen
is developed by over-exertion in fact
runs and long runs; the use of the
'scorcller" wheel, which bends the
rider like "A bow, and, as the New
York Sun say, forces his head forward
Unto the pose Of a sneak" The Sun
also tells the truth when it says that
"a hang-d0g expression, a look of dis
trcss, sits naturally on the face of
any man who habitually uses racing
wheel"
We have observed this and remark
cd on it often. We also remarked the
pinching of the chest, and curvl
forward of the spne-tle position
forces. II this unnatural method of
riding the wheel continues, and be.
comes more general, bicycle users will
be as easily picked out when off their
wheels as on them, for their chests
will be permauncntly cramped, their
backs chroncally bumped, their heads
thrown up and chins pushed out; the
whole aspect will be that of an cscap-
ing thief, only the person will not be
making off," The racing attitude on
the wheel is about the most Injurious
thing one can do for himself, or to
himself: and it does not require the
testimony of a doctor to prove this
true; any intelligent mln knows it as
well Us the most skilled physiologst
Within few years, if the present
generation and abominablc whccler's
attitude shall lie kept ur, there will
be developed regular series of bic, Gle
diseases, the worst of which will take
the forms Of nervous prostration and
of galloping consumption.
The whole medical fraternity ought
to protest, in chorus, against the use
Of wheels with low handle bars, by
messenger boys and others who use
them in business; and the doctor who
doesn't tell the families lie practices
in the truth about the matter, is
either dishonest Or ignorant.
The Scimtar's observation of local
wheeling cOrrohirates that. of its
Chattanooga contemporary. One rare.
" sees here rider sitting erect and
taking his exercise easily. They seem
always to be following the advice OF
Samuel Weller to Mr. Pickwick on Il
certain memorable rctreat--"Think
you're vinnn' cup, sir" The cxer-
else is doubtless beneficial when taken
as exercise, but very few take it thus.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1895-07-19
The language in sealing wax is thus

The language in sealing wax Is thus
explained: n
The language in scaling wax is lfhch
practiced in Paris, now that sealing
letters is the fashion again. An
epistle conveying proposal Of mar
riage must be sealed with white wax,
while accepted lovers may use ruby
color, jealousy Is expressed by yellow
wax, blue implies constancy, and
brown melancholy, green suggests
hope, and a paler shade Of green con-
vcys rcproof. A letter OF coincidence
should bear violet seal In reply to
the black wax intimating death, and
the ordinary scarlet hue is still used
for business. Invitations to dinner
display chocolate seals, gushing young
ladies' fastcn their condolences with
pink, and gray IS the general tint for
letters to ordinary acqueSatances.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1895-07-19

DR.. A.P. Sawyer:-I have had Rheu-
matism since / was 70 years old, but
since using your Family Cure have
been rrec from Il. II also cured ny
husband OF the Same disease. Mrs.
RoBr. CONNOLLY, Brooklyn, Iowa.
Sold ,,v Sn~ertur rhsrMasr rgraf. 3r
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-21

BUTTE, Feb. 20.-Traveling Agent Pitts
of the Great Northern, was in this city to-
day perfecting arrangements for the pro-
duction in Helena of Patience" and
"Mikado" under the auspices of the
Woodmen of the World, of which there
are three camps in Helena. The ladies
and gentlemen comprising the Butte ANA
teur Opera company are capable of rem
dering the beautiful music of these operas
in n complete and satisfactory manner.
The dates have not yet been arranged but
IT is understood that the performances
will be given in Butte Immediately after
Lent, after which the Helena performance
will be given with the chances in favor of
an additional performance in Great Falls.
The cast will be published in a few days.
Rehearsals are held Monday and Thurs
day evenings.
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In spite of the weather
we are selling stacks of
those new patterned and
and fast Percales at I2Hc
a yard. Lots of all new
patterns to choose from
and lots on the way.
The time is past when we would
have to ask 20 and Doc for Zephyr
Bingham with Cotton at and &c and
no tariff to speak of, zoe is enough for
our 30 in. best Zephyr Ginghams.
We claim the most beautiful line of
Colorings and Patterns in these goods
ever shown here, and our sales already
attest it.
Everything is cheaper. New Shirt
ing Flannels, Scotch Shrink are here
and we show them at 35c yard. Last
year same goods sold for 6Oc; absolute
wash materials. You can't wash
sateens and have them look like any
thing, but you can wash Pique Royals,
Pique Sateen, Welts and Ecru
Brilliants and they look brighter every
time you wash them. They will not
supplant Black Ground Figured
Sateens entirely, but they will largely
dim their popularity, 25c yard, q
inches wide.
Canvas cloths that wash, eminently
suited to rough and ready wear, dust
proof and water proof; zoe a yard, q
inches. Dreams of picnics and ex-
cursions with the snow still in the
playground.
But those Swivel Silks are the
cream of the season. Looks just like
they were hand embroidered with
their raised color on color and their
beautiful and dainty summer shades
A yards of these % inch Silks at soc a
yard will make waist, just $500.
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HIS BODY FED TO DOGS
Horrible Story OF Atrocities Committed
In Armenia.
AN ARMY SLAUGHTERED
BY Secret Messenger Through the
SuItan's Territory News Of the
Awful BarbaritIes Reached
the Outside World.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 20.-The st. Louis
Republic has received additional particu-
lars of the recent atrocities in Armenia,
from Mooshir Pasha, an eye witness. The
report comes from Moosh, Asia Minor, by
a secret messenger through the territory
of the Sultan.
Seven thousand five hundred people are
known to have persisted, from the bodies
actually counted. After Father Bedoas
had been killed, his body was cut in
pieces and fed to dogs.
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first shot was intentional, but the second
one was entirely accidental and / don't
know which one of us pulled the trigger"
Dwyer's reputation will stand him in
good stead in his present trouble. He is
known TO be one of the best and coolest
men on the force and he would not pull
his gun until all other means of
resistance had failed and his life
was in danger. He is brave
and efficient officer, and usually COOL
headed, and there are very few men on
the force who would take as many chances
without resorting to the use of his revolver
than he.
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FLOWERS OF MONTANA"
Something Very Late and Excellent.

Something Very Late and Excellent.
Montana flowers are not so plentiful as
we should like them to be, but those we
have are of an unusually sweet odor. The
new perfume named after them is a Butte
production and said to be one of the
sweetest odors in the market. Quite a
demand has already been started for the
new perfume and Gallogly q Co., the
makers, are kept busy these days filling
orders from all over Montana.
blowers of Montana" is said to be a
very lasting odor and undoubtedly going
have a very large sale, as the ladies APP
preciate anything good, especially in the
perfume line.
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ANOTHER SHELTER WILL START.
The Old ID. a. VI r..psrty at MeaderviiIe
MN L.. LINN.

The Old ID. a. VI. r.,psrty at MeaderviiIe
VIA Ee Run.
BUTTE. Feb. 20.-It is announced that
the old Boston & Montana smelter at
Meaderville will be put in operation again
by the first of March. The smelter has
been secured by a number of leasers and
will be run by them. A large force of
men is at work cleaning up and putting
the smelter in good condition. Dave
Mathews who had charge of the works
some years ago, will again superintend
them. He has for some time been visiting
in England, but has boon telegraphed for
and is now on his way back. The smelt-
ers have been idle for several years.
Mr.. Mathews will have an interest in
the smelter and will be associated in the
operation with the proprietors of the
Rarus mine. 1t is stated that at least two
blasts will be run from the start, employ
ing about 100 men.
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CONDELIA IS ALL RIGHT.
She Killed Her Father to Save the Res,
of the Family.

CHARLESTON. w. Va, Feb. Coon
della Hill. residing at Rippon, shot her
father. Robert Hill. yesterday. The
father was numerically chastising ono of
his sons, who tore away and ran to his
mother for protection. The father then
beat the mother, throwing her to the floor
and choking her. The daughter ran in
with a revolver, placed it back of her
fathers head and fired. Death was in
Simultaneous. An indictment for murder
was found against the child few hours
after the homicide.
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HIS COMFORTABLE MAJORITY.

Warwick's Election rs Mayor of Phila-,
deIphia is No Longer in Doubt.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 20.-Charles f..
Warwick, republican candidate for mayor,
has a plurality of 60,9S9 over Ex-Governor
Robert f. Pattison, democrat. This is
the greatest plurality ever given a candi-
date in a municipal contest. The repub-
Leans carried almost all the city and bor-
ough elections in the state.
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SAD.

Many Persons Perish in the Harbor at
Rio.
NEW YORK, Feb. 20.-Rio news of Jan. 8
just at hand give particulars of the burn
ing of the ferry boat Terceira. in the bay
of Rio de Janeiro, Jan. 6. There were
about $50 passengers. many of whom per-
ished by drowning or burning.
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In Business for imself.

BUTTE, Feb. 21.-Ered orion, who until
recently has been with the Sherman Mu-
sic company, tuning and repairing mu-
steal instruments, has opened a place of
his own at No. Ill Utah avenue, in the
Hamilton block, and is prepared to do all
kind of repairing and tuning of pianos
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SOCKED 1T TO THEM.

Criminals Rounded Up in Great shape at
New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 20.-Councilman
Nunma Dudousat, convicted of having ac-
cepted a bride from Groceryman Sher-
man, was to-day sentenced by Judge Fer
guson to three years at hard labor in the
state prison. Ambrose Smith, an attor-
ncy, convicted of having appropriated to
bis own use 81, 600 which he collected in
an action, was also sentenced to three
years in prison.
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NOT MUCH.

Carlisle Won't Resign Until He Com
pletes the Wreck.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.--The report that
Secretary Carlisle intends to resign is
autho relatively denied. 1t is stated tho
pre- sident desires Carlisle to remain at
the head of the treasury during the entire
term.
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In view of the terrible weather our east
ern friends are experiencing, our Mon
tana climate is hard to beat, which is
equally true of Centennial beer, which for
purity and general excellence is a world
beaten. Always ask for Centennial brand.
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HORRIBLE.

Peru Is Making n Record That the Sui
tan Would BE Proud or
NEW YORK, Feb. 20.-Files of the Argen-
tine Times just received show an awful
state of affairs in Peru. The newspaper
and telegraph offices are under strict GEN.
sorship and nobody is allowed to tell the
truth. People are arrested, whipped, tor
tured, shot or decapitated without trial.
Political prisoners disappear and their
families cannot tell where the bodies are
buried. Caceres' hordes recently ivadeded
Matucana and sacked the town. Men
were shot down without mercy.
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There Has
Been Another
Great Explosion.

Not powder this time, but prices
on Groceries. Usual prices have
been blown to the winds, and
other prices so per cent. lower
than ever before have taken their
place. Read our list; it will con-
vince you OF the fact.
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Through tickets to Cape Town, Africa,
and all European points on sale at Great
Northern city ticket Office at lowest rates.
For railroad and steamship information,
apply to j. L. DAWSON,
General Agent, log Main Street.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

BUTTE, Mont. Feb. -, 1S95.-We
the undersigned have this date sold to
the smith Piano company of Butte
our stock of pianos, organs, musical
instruments and musical merchandise,
sheet music, books, etc, store fixtures
and good will of the business
SHERMAN MUSIC CO,
per Z. II. SHERMAN, president.
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Partner Wanted.

A lady willing to invest in a good paying
business. capital $3.50; strictly honorable.
Call at room ID, Hamilton block, from to
Z o'clock p. IN.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Referring to the above notice we
are now doing business at 223 North
Main street as we'll as at % West
Park street but shall move our stock
from the West Park store to the
former Sherman Music Co.'S ware
rooms on or before March next. We
are refitting these warerooms and
when finished will have one of the
best equipped music houses in the
northwest. With the combined stocks,
that of the Sherman Music Co., and
our own, and with increased
facilities in every way to do business,
we shall be able to promptly supply
everything in the music line. We
respectfully ask for continuance of
the patronage of the Sherman Music
company's former customers as well as
of our own and in our efforts to please,
hope to merit the trade of both old and
new customers. Respectfully,
SrlITH PIANO Comply,
223 N. MAIN. BUTTE.
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SYRACUSE y. V, Feb. 2O.-Thirty places of
business In the village OF Hamilton were burned
10y fire which started at II O'Clock last night
in the Woodruff block. IL is thought the loss
will reach 100000.
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Butte, Montana.
Dear Sir-It affords me great pleas
ure TO certify that the examination
you gave me some months ago and
the glasses with which you fitted me
have proved eminently satisfactory.
My eyes since have given me no
trouble, and 1 write and read with
comfort for hours at time with arti-
fetal light-quite boon. assure you.
Most truly yours,
\. X. BAIRD,
Superintendent Missions for Presby-
terian Church.
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A dollar by mail will get you one of
Palmer's lung testers. No bar is COM
plete without it. A barrel of fun. Ad-
dress c. NJ. Palmer, box 81, Butte.
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BUTTE 49,.

The Principal Branch ONCE OF The STANDARD
10 at No. p East Broadway, Butte. lelephons
No. as Advertising rates furnished on spplb
cation
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We are still giving them away. Every
person visiting our store receives a hand
some souvenir. f. Wertheimer Drug Co.,
10 West Granite street.
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South African Gold Fields.

W.A.Smith, piano tuner, Smith PianoCo.
% w. Park, will receive prompt attention.
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SO THEREI
The Male Men In CALIFORNIA; Legisla-
tnrn Arc In TO Date.

SACRAMENTO, Feb. 20.-The assembly
of the state legislature to-day passed
bill to prohibit the wearing of hats or bon
nets in theaters or other places of public
amusement. The bill imposes penalty
of $50 for breaking the law.
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Mr.. VI. II. Hirschfeld. pianist. has
started piano class in Butte. and will
teach there Monday and TUESDAY of
every week. \ limited number OF pupils
will be accepted. For information apply
to the Sherman Music Co. Butte.
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seeTstcr

STYLES are lust the idea. and the best dressed
men IN town n,idec 10 the very hes, ldea 10
rome 20 MS for them. our WOOlenS are En-
Fish. Won know. our patterns thoroughly up 10
late our tailOrins such as the Primes OF wales
would not crltlcise. Inspection invited. nash
an co, II East Park street, Butte.
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The =. %. ID. az 4 VIII give one 90 their re-.
fined entertainments 90 Fidelity hail. Washing
tons Birthday. Friday evening. FEB. - i-.5.
All are cordially invited Fine programme anu
refreshments. AdmI>s on. - cents.
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For plaques, paints, brushes, ETC., 60 &c
Charles Schatzlein's, Ii West Broadway
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Free silver.--Nou can obtain piece,
free AT Fosseimau Drug Co.
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Butte Cash Grocery Co.,

Cor. Park and Wyoming streets,
Butte; Hibernia Building, Gen.
terville. A. F. BRAY, Mgr.
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For artist supplies 60 to Charles Schatz
lein's, IA West Broadway.
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II you want the finest bread -four in the
market, Try the Electric
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The Electric" is the peerless bread
fou.
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TO-DAY'S WEATHER.

= For Montana: Fair; varia-
BILE winds.