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Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-07-26

CHICAGO, July 23,-Ihe police assist
ants ut WORK in the basement Of the
Holmes building, under the drug store,
uncovered what they think are parts of
d human skeleton. One piece they say
held two teeth, They think they have
parts of a number of ribs, Chief Pad
enock pronounced the bones found those
of child 6 to 10 years old The sur
mise is that the skeleton is that Of little
Howard pietxel and Mrs. Connor'e
little daughter, Gertrude,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-07-26
The Durrant Trial.

SAN Francisco, July 2o.-Ihe trial OF
Theodore Durrant for the murGer of
Blanche Lamont was resumed this
morning. The district attorney pre-
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-07-26
FIIi, MARK llT$;.

New YoaN, July 25,-B4r silver, GG'a,
Copper strong Brokers price.9lll2' =;
exchange price 5.llio,
Lsad. strong: Brokers prIce, $3.50;
price, $40.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-07-26
2I8 e ntTal Avenue.

pHOpOS FOR BI UMlNOt5 ,oAlm
| i. ) Iudian School Servige, Fort i',a' Sh"w
Irdustriei School, Mont. Jolly %, lha1. '5ealeo
nrruosals endorsed 'PToposals for Coal, ara
addressed to the undo rsignet At t"Ft shaw, va
Snn River. Montarla. viii Le received at this
-shool until ono o'clock y. IN. Of August lnthi
,-g5, for furnishing and delivering at thiH school
NJ re quired. for the fiscal yehT ending Juhe ~
-.ti, about four hunired 4Q0l tors OF bitulnii,
mons coal: sane to ba cean, eo from slate ana
Dirt. aud 10 weigh $3.50 pounds t" the t2n.e hi'.
ders wi. state IN their bids The htha "f 'oal
(tfered. and the price per ton, The right is re,
served to reject any eli bids, or any part %. OF
a1Iv bid if deemed for the best Interest OF til,
service CERTIFIED CHECKS. Each hlo
mat be accom- panied by II certified cnecA or
draft upon some lDited Sth'es depr sitory Ci
solvent national bank in the Vi9lhiis OF the rtsi
depce IF the bidier, mAde pAytbI" 70 me "'del
Of the commissioner Of indian ahnlTS 'of AZ
leaat fyg pet cent the amount Of the Prop"hai l.
which check or draft win be fDv!=!F"I 10 the
United states in case any bidder or biidors re,
ceyirg an award shall fail to prompt!! execute
contract with good and sufficient eu4nes
otFtr,ylsp 70 ue returned to the b.tder Eld aG
couoanisd by cash in iou Of 81 certified ch'ch
vi Tot be- considered, NuI eHF ftTther 1uinr
nation apply to W. II. "lN3iO", onps'4I
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-07-26
GAIT

CHICAGO, July 25--ln cattle today
trad NJ Was fairly active. TIE bulk Of
the .attle sold at 5i.5OM5.JO. The stocker
and feeder prices aan as much as lh2'
hgler than last week, sales ranging At
;24Omi. Most of tho sales Of cows and
aeifars wrro at @l,n10l3.1). Bulls, Sl"o
as 10; veal calves from &i5)M5.'n;
vestern rangers sold freely Al Jrn rri s5
and among the sales were some Nyon
ing steers. ayera- ing I210 pounds, al
$40.
Today hog offerings reached 5000
head and prices we're 10: lower, most o
the transactions beng 1t 5As3@1o fo'
hosyy aud at :t5.lom51 - for light hog5
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-07-26

sented affidavits stating that Durrant
can have a fair trial here, and it is ex-
pected the motion for cnange OF venue
will be denied
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-07-26

Liquor Law.
Nhw YORK. Joiy 2J,--C!'g Naslstrate
Wentworth has decided tha- thar" L.
nothing in tho excise law forbtddlog d
saloon keeper ia whose place fpiritpo1s
and ma. liquors are sold from keeping
doors open tor the aaIo Of non lntoNieat,
ing drin any hour of the day or night
If this decision etauds it will open the
doors Of all the saloo,s Of the ci'y lar
ing tha prohibited hours, Which ara from
! 10 ) d. IL.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-07-26

leader, Berdarnio .Jiminez, has been
killed by the civil guard sixty miles from
the plantation of Ceiba in the Saqua
district.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-05-23

In 4 recent article Judge Daniel Arna'-, 0i
Beaver, Penn, gives this testimony: "lt a
life Of eighty-siN wears can c0nter rNutrirur'
and give some knowledge. perhur, min4 m
aud Out OF courts OF ir-iicr an puniir '',
may eutltls mo 20 a suall snarr. Nine o. up.
the gush of sentiment or errdlir rilu-i1u.
The first homicide ca.' tried before ne Waf
that Of brother who killcl "A hroths, in q
drunken quarrel while driving cattle. Tlr
second, OF college student. fresh Ir,u u
whisSey chicken roast, killing Door yoGu (
inan. The thru, that Of an Englishnt I
stabbed in drunken brol in the street %. a
village, and the heart oi the yirtin produce /
IL court 10 show the cut tha kltf' ma ma l..
So the calendar of crime In tha daily ,rn,.
will show "a homicide from drunkruu"s- ."'
every day in the year. All judges tr,i.y
that ninc-tenths of the crimes ot v,o"u 'c
and bloodshed have their origin III GrdL .eA-
ness.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-05-23
4 New Pane.

A peculiar substitute for window
glass, known as "tectorlum, is stated
TO have been for some time employed
in Austria, Italy, Germany, Switzer
land and Russia AS Il covering for hot
houses, marques, yerandas, windows
OF factories, roofs of stores, etc. 1T is
a special, insoluble, bichromated gela.
tine, transparent as opal glass and
incorporated in wire gauze, and it is
said to refract the rays of the sun. IL
is said to possess the translucency oi
opal glass, aud to he flexible it bends
without breaking, does not dissolve in
water, and is not injured by frost. II
is bad conductor of hear, aud be-
comes stronger and stronger, it is
stated, the longer it is exposed TO the
air. If the glass is rs clear as the ex
PLANTATION builders will soon see
through it..--New Orleans Picayune.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-05-23
nrNlAN rEnsDNALIrY.

"lIuman personality has attributes, self.
consciousness aud freedom, which dstln.
guish II In kind from tho world of mere ami.
mails and things, and relate 1t to a spiritual
order, Of whose eminent reality il Is itself the
witness and the proof. With this conviction
in mind man looks at the universe outside
him and divincs there. with an instinct
which age or argument cannot eradicate, the
presence OF a Person, whom he feels. but may
not see. on reflection this grows moro Ger.
tain for the world s rational harmonious,
beautiful; II works out moral purposes, and
must, therefore have spiritual cause, Hud
these are notes Of personality, aud ui person.
ality alone. When he asks why. If this bc SO,
God has not made Himself more manifest. b,
Is met by the analogy Of human inter
course. and the restriction which sin imposes
even on the knowledge of sanity friend. A,
length, ~ is meet from the holy rae" comes
forth the Holy one, guiding man into the lt.
OF love, wherein his true perfection lies aud
revealing God as the source uf love aud Him
self rs God iucarnatc; In union with whom
our nnite, imperfect personality shall find, II
the far eternity, its archctypc and end
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-05-23

She was "A thin, narrow, dark yiSaSCd
woman with specs" on, ana she car
ricl a package of tractlctS and leaflets,
which She scattered broadcast among
the sinners In the tass avenue car on
which she rode, says the Detroit sun,
When only one or two of the pamph.
let's were left Il man got in. He was on
his way TO the depot, II countryman go'
ing home, evidently. He had a big tur'
key, which he disposed tcndcrly on the
seat next to him, and II glass flask with
rubber cork stuck boldly out of his
coat pocket.
"lIcugh" he exclaimed. rs he stuffed
his fare in the box. Colder than
blaZrS up here, amt it+"
Everybody looked cold disapproval at
him, rs good polite Christian people do
when spoken To in Il street car, all but
the woman with the tracts" She had
nshcd out one and extended il To him.
"Thankcc,' he said, receiving it In II
brown paw. "Comlc almanac, hcyt'
'No. sir" said the woman. firmly, I'm
4 high falsrtto voice. at Is To save
your immortal soul. Touch not taste
not, handle not the wine" Aud shG
pointed with crooked forcfngcr 10
the glass flask protruding from his
breast pocket
"Oh, l see" said the man, smiling
good-humoredly on his sour-visaged
yls-a-yis; "but this bottle amt for me,
ma'am."
'Woe unto him that giyeth his neigh
Dor drink" quoted the woman, licrcely.
"He amt eggsactly my neighbor,
eyther," said the man. "You see, it's
the new baby, and wife calculates to
fetch him up by hand, ana this bottles
for him, bless his pootsy to0tsy.
Where's the rigging Of itT' And diving
into another pGcket he fshed out some
India rubber tubing, etc.
The woman didn't wait to finish her
dissertation on temperance, but got out
without asking the driver t0stop.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-05-23
TAKINo A L0-K AZ ImE coMrAls.

A new creed so called, is proclaimed by
Rev. Thomas Dixon, Jr., OF New YORK, the
resigned paster Of the twenty Third Street
Baptist Church OF that city. lie entitc, 1t
"Union Eyangclic!sm,' lIe proposes to
found n new church In which hdenominatiounl
lines. rituals, paper crerd4 and ecclesiastical
building shall be- done away with and the
''sacredness OF the secular shall be- fully ap-
preciated." Ia this way be- hopes 10 Tcach
the great MASSES who never 80 To- church Tor
fear Of having to listen 10 the old plaIitul"s
for whose sake sake he throws aside his de-
nominational baggage lie feels convinced
that the machinery Of Baptist church is n
hindrancc TO the best work. He believes the
time has come 10 make Christian union u
reality in our great cities.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-05-23
TEMPERANCE NEWS AND NOTES.
ndon has 10, 800 public houses.

London has l0, 500 public houses.
The bara in the parks OF New York City
have been closed by the Park Commissioners.
The Catholic Peneyolent Legion. with i3d
councils and $4,000 members, has voted 10
exclude rum sellers.
Archdeacon Farrar; Every Nation, II has
been said. has its own National devil aud the
devil of England is intempeRnce.
The fith International Congress against
"the abuse OF alcoholic drink" will Dc held
at Basle, Switzerland, August 20-22.
Mrs. Hoffman, Recording Secretary Of the
National w. c, r, T., has recently made a
successful lecture trip through Canada.
Chicago Standards The workingmen OF
Great Britain and Ireland earn 1900, 900. 900
u year. sixty per cent OF which COOS Tor drink.
The "willard Fountain" presented TO the
city OF Chicago ythe children OF the Worlds
w. G. Il. u, has been unveiled and dedica-
ted
Mrs. Nellie ID. Eyster has been engaged by
the San Francisco Board OF Education as q
special teacher OF the effects OF narcotics and
stimulants.
The report OF the Registrar General OF
England and Wales shows that from 1869 10
1893 deaths from acute-alcoholism have more
than doubled.
Khama, the South African chief, insists
that fire water shall not be brought into his
country by the white man, and Queen Vic-
toria has sent him ASSURANCE OF her support
The British Army Temperance Association
has within the past twelve months extended
its operations to troops serving at home,
with results rs excellent as in the AMY IN
India.
In a recent address Judge KimbDll, Of tho
Washington ID. O., Police Court. stated thar
for the fiscal year 1895 the United States
Government issued 225,O00 liquor Licenses,
or one for each 29s people. Besides these y
an unknown number unlicensed.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-05-23
PRECIOUS OPPORTUNITY.

That hour In tho garden was n precious
opportunity given Tor laying ia spiritual
strength. Christ knew ii well. IiestrugIled
and fought then; therefore, there was no
struggling aftcrwnrd-no trembling IN the
Judgment hall, no shrinking on the cross,
but only digniilcd ana calm victory; Tor he
had fought the TEMPTATION On his knees
beforehand, and conquered all in the
garden. The apostles missed the mean
Ing oI that hour; and therefore, when
It came to the question of trial, the
loudest boaster Of them all shrunk from uc-
knOwledging who he was, ami the rest
played the part Of the craven and the rene
gade. And if the reason OF this be asked, It
IL simply this They won't to trial unpre-
pared; they had not prayed; and what Is q
Christian without prayer but Samson without
his talisman of hairY Robertson.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-05-23
orn rnusrtN COS.

Looking nt death ns q Difficulty that stands
in the way ot our trust II, God, says popu-
lar clergyman who i not in hi. convictions
so far from the domain of the Spiritual Phil
osophv. there are many of 10, circumstances
and accompauim"uts that are avpidnhlr and
especially the haunting terror III which We
are schoolnd 81 relation tu 70. We have oven
created u figure which Wo have called the
King of Trrrur-. We huy" supposed that
death was the resGit of sin. q token ut G.t.-
wrath that came because of the fall. ON m,
contrary, death IL pu,t of the natural order
Of the world. and has been hero since life has
been here, millions %! years before man
appeared. In the mere fact Of dying there i.
almost nothing painful or di~u,rcr1hin.
Would We wish to live hero indefinitely uu
the earth? Who would wish To- become a
hundred years old. and have all those hr
cared for and loved IN hi. childhood, IN his
youth. In middle age, pass away and leave
him alone? We would not want 90 stay hero
alone. There j. unspcpkuhly moro joy On
this old planet n the years go hy than thor,
possibly could be- II one set of inhabitants 90.
manned here year after year aud ago after
age.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-05-23
RELIGIOUS READING.
DOCTRINE on CREED.

DOCTRINE on CREED.
A doctrine or creed IL often bound up in
a common saying. More than that, IL is
sometimes an unsupported doctrine. We be-
lieve many things which we have never for.
mulated. Here IL one from St Paul In the
fourth chapter Of Ephesiaus. The apostle
warns these people against giving themselves
over TO certain kinds OF wrongdoing. ns II
themselves" were better than tho things
they do. They all seem to imply that self is
something above and superior to those sins.
wrongs, folies, which yet that same
self commits. Respect yourself Rever-
ence your own nature. Think too much OF
yourself to do that. "To thine own self be
true" But why respect that which is not
respectable, or revere that which is not noble?
What do we mean when we say that n man
has abandoned himselfto a wrong coursef
He has not left his identity he has left good
ness. The word ''self-nbandonment" IL cur
iously suggestive. We abandon ourselves to
pleasure, ease, luxury; to tears. grief. de.
spair but who ever abandons himself To vir-
tuo2 Virtue, goodness IN all its forms. all
high, heroic qualities, imply self-possession,
not abandonment. Goodness always controls
and has mastery. even In its gentlest manifes-
tations. Language recognizes this. and gives
expression TO IL. ns well as many another Of
our deep, unconscious beliefs.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-05-23
A sOrc OF MONEY.

~ the world be dark or sunny,
There's no thing like money money
But when all Is darkest night
Noney-money makes II bright!
With pocket
Full of money.
Life is sweet
And life is SUNNY
There are songs divine and funny
In the honor OF this money;
But the sweetest of all singing
Is in silver dollars ringing!
All the worlds
A hive of honey
With a pocket
Full OF money
F. T.. Stanton
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-05-23

To ask the drunkard 90 quipt drinking. is
60 ask him to do what he lost tn" power OF
doing. OF all form, Of evil. lutpMrerau'e, u
taken In timc Is the easiest oi prevention;
but having once secured footing. she most
difficult OF cure Total abstinence D., the best
rule OF action.
We urge the practice rs an cTec,ual SAFE
guard 10 fathers, husbands, brothers aud
sons who are living iu the midst %. tcmpta-
tions to which the conflict of lie exposes
them, and to mothers, wives, sisters aui
daughters IN their social circles and In their
homes. 1t il n sad truth. that possibly more
than one-half of our army OF druukUr!s be-
gin to feel the mastery of the dreadful appe-
tite through the drinking customs they have
brought into their own homes. Above all
else, keep the home pure.
Never allow the winc-cup entrance within
the hallowed precincts of the home. In re-
joicing or sorrowing, In health or sickness,
let no occasion be made an excuse Tor its
use.
To state that there Is no sin in Gun oi
wine does not meet the argument. Nor will
II avail you to point TO total abstainers whose
example in other directions Is bal. Tho
question relates TO your life. Can YOU make
1t more serviceable to yourself, your neigh
Dor, your country, and your Creator by
promising 10 abstain from all Intoxicating
drinks, and to prevent by advice aud exam
pie the SIN OF iutcmpcrance in otherSt
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-05-23
MrsrIAkr CONNECTED.

A very commonly misapprehcnded text 70
the one In james | l:5 III any Of YOU lackcth
wisdom" FrOf. Thaycr IL certainly right in
giving In his Lexicon as the meaning of
the Greek word used here. "thc knowledge
and practice OF the requisites for godly and
upright livings' I'm other words. what God
promises In this place TO grant literally is not
the wisdom Of this world, prudence and
skill in business. or even guidance in
daily pcrploNitics lthis Is promised else
where), but "the wisdom that il from above"
90 10, or that genuine goodness and right
oousntss which t. "llrst pure, then peace.
able" With this correspond, that other text
60 !l3) "Who Is wise aud understanding
among youI Let him show hy his good life
his works Of m,cknoss Of wisdom And
corresponding also To- this thought ic the gou-
eral use of the word wisdom in the Bible.
especially In the Proverbs which corresponds
in the Old Testament To- the book of james
In the New. The promise In James that
"wisdom' shall be- given literally to all that
ask is, therefore. of exactly the same sort as
the many others that assure the pcnitcut
seeker Of salvation that ho shall surely p'd
his Saviour
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-05-23
PITH AND POINT.

When lightning strikes it admits OF
no arbitration.-Texas Siftings.
The wheclbarrow dealer has no trou
BILE in keeping his goods before the
people.
Every man occasionally wishes that
he could attract as much attention ~
Il fire. -Atchisou Globe.
Some people care too little for tho
opinions of others and some care too
much. .-Galveston News.
A bloomer costume is something
that woman likes best on another
woman. New Orleans Picayuuc.
In tho spring the housewives fancy
lightly turns to thoughts of scrub,
while tho husband skips out slyiy tor
his daily grub.
Some women are so ill.manncrel as
TO go right into store and try to in.
tcrrupt conversation between the
clerks. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
passenger-"What is the train
waiting 80 long for hcre?' Conductor
-"rhc engineer exhausted the steam
by blowing the whistle too long. -
Fliegende Bluetlcr.
With tcrrapiu, fish, oysters and
crabs, what does the happy AMI tor.
tunatc Eastern shorcmun care about
the increase in the price OF bc,.?--
Baltimore American.
"What are YOU doin@ on the bureau,
Tommic?" "Standiu' before the
lookin'. .glnss,' snid Tommic. "Nuut.
eel TO See how I'd look i | was twins.
-iurper's Young People.
Shc-"Oh, this voting is perfectly
lovely. never did enjoy anything
quite so mrch. Let's 60 around aud
vote Mt all the places lc--"Wcll,
guess not" Shn-"Oh, you mean
thing. Detroit FREQ Press.
Louisc--"M had lovely wol.
ding, but what made the bride AMI
groom 90 UP the aisle, hand IN hnul|
Bnnche-"Why don't you know?
Her slccvs weto so long she couliu't
| take his arm. "-Louisville Coyric
| Journal.
Fuddy-'T suppose your son goes
/ III Tor ntnlctlcs! FbptbOll, perhaps! F.!
What is he, half.buck?' Dudly--
"Half-back? Well, guess no You
| should see Jack once, aud then you'd
say he was all back. No, Jack is no
footballist; he's bicycle stooper. -
Boston Transcript.
This is the season OF the year when
the young man who is going to grad.
uate from college this summer, begins
/ to wonder how many 5000 positions
will be offered TO him the first month
after he acquires his degree. lie will
/ know all about it before August /. -
/ Somcrville journal.
"rhcrc's nothing more beautiful
than the month OF April" she sighed
tenderly. 81 wish that it could last
forever" $50 do l." he answered
fcrvently. "Iou, too, are fond of ma.
turc, hen?' eyes, indeed Besides
| have note coming due on the lst OF
May. Washington Star.
Secdy Pilgrim tired but deter.
mined)-'If you've got anything to
hand out for hungry man I'll take II
kindly, but if you're goin' to show
me out to the garden an steer me
agin patch o Pingree p'taters that
needs weedin' I'll bc trottin' on. I've
run agin that patch two dozen times
already this mornin'. ."-Chlcago Tri
bune.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-05-23

"Nnnuel Garcin was II curious char
ncter," said Cubnn gentleman in
speaking to Philadelphia Press re-
porter Of the reported death OF that
royolutonist. ''Ie was more like II
character ina novel than man living
in the nineteenth century. His homo
was the mountains ard he lei II rcgu-
lar bandits life, every now and then
holding up Spluiards on the road or
carrying oil one OF them and holding
him for ransom. He would write to
II Spanish planter; Send me SOD
or | shall burn your house, AMI ii tho
money was not forthcoming he would
carry his threat into execution. He
would even write 10 Governmental OF
ficials, signing himself king OF the
Mountains, and demanding tribute.
He never preyed on the native Cubans,
only on the Spaniards, and gave most
of his money to the revolutionary
party to purchase arms.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-05-23
ArsoLrrELy NEcrssArr.

Sir BENJAMIN Warde Richardson. in m aG-
dress lately published, mentions thu, ho
once interrogatel n noted ti;h,.ropa expert
as TO his art. The acrobat stated tha. alt
good trainers and skilled performers Hsres
that abstinence from alcoholic beverages IS
absolutely necessary His advice to athletes
IS: $50 long ~ you ara in course OF pr'nar-
alton touch not the hurtfu thing; Il will be
sure to undermine al! the qualities on which
you depend for success; II Will inGre your
precision, your decision. your pres-acc VI
mind, aud your endurance"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-05-23

AIRS. Goounart-uo INTO the Kitchen
and cook will fix you out. Wandering
Willie-Thanks. wild profuse gratitude.
madam. but-but L. you has no objec-
tion. I'd rather partake of refreshment
In de open air, Like me friend, Chaun-
cey Depew, I'm very fond Of dining
out.-New York Ledger.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-05-23

"Do you believe In woman's rights"
asked the American young man. Ger
tainly," replied Lord Doddleby. MY
iiancee has 100000 In her own right,
and | consider 1t deuced charming In
r."-Washington Star.