The Independent-Record from Helena, Montana • Page 1

Programme for the Fourth of July. 3STEAVS Sale of Warrants. A A UWICB. 11KLKNA, M. 1st.

Oil UieMlrst tiny of July, A. ul doc M. of salt! ilaytlivre wilt bo s.iM a i i 10 ih liltibojt lilildiT, live liuinlrt-d ir tws-ul Tvrrlloriul Warrants. Bills are invited up today of salo. Jul-ld I.

H.CUruilEltT. TIT. AiuJttur. A (flrl tn tuku can; of ii cliiM. A i and liberal wages tuhTL-d lo a prupcr iw Koyci.1 Arcli Clinptoi' No.

A it'Kiilar couiiiitiiiffiiiiuii vf ili-li'iia Ait-li Cliaiitur Ni. S. will In Mu-: t-oriii'rol Main und iD-iiiurriiw (Moiidiiyl i' t-iin lies It'll lo bo pruiiijiE I i i nlld itijuiirtiiiiK Cum (til is nix' fnviti'ii. JAS. H.iTUAWA'y.

1-. C. A. DKlViTT. Tlio IrlcudM or tlic 111 all LurtK(if i i iiflli cunfu favov Bonding UK ittiiin ul' lai-j Intel-cut.

llurld la Ilio Lofitl Uciortu aim BiiNlitcsN or I mic-pe mien at Outtc. St. Peter's P. Ii. Church.

No services a the Court House this morning. service at o'clock, Sunday Sehool a 2:30 p. in. Service at Uiiionvitle at 11 a. B.

L. TOY, Rector. Services at the Church of thu Sacrei Heart (Catholic); Low Muss at o'elocl a. m. High Stass 10:30 a.

in. Vesper: at 7 p. in. Sunday school iu 2 p. m.

preaching in thu Broadway Cliurcl to-day, as the building is undergoing re pairs. Sunday School at InU-rnationa Ilal! at 3:30 p. in. seivicesat the 1'resbyiermti Clmrcl lo-Oay. Suntiay School will be hultl in tlie School Elouae at, 2:30 p.

m. There will be preaching at the Gram" street M. E. Church to-day at 11 a. tiiK.1 at o'clock p.

ui. Sunday Sdioo at 2 p. ia. --Sir. and Mrs.

G. Turnlcy and Atrs. Win. TYentwortli arrived irom BcutOn yesterday by private conveyance. --Mr.

Charles E. Colbert returned irom a lengthy visit to Chicago on Friday even ing and designs engaging in business agjiin shortly. Col. J. A.

Viall and daughter arrived from the East yesterday morning 1 --Mr. G. Mftclay ia at Prickly Pear canyon for the purpose expediting the passage of Diamond '-R" freight. Sliort Sto(s. --The festival Inst Friday evening at International Hall for the benefit of tho M.

E. Church Sunday School netted Sj.1. ---The extensive preparations bcingnuule by Dr. Rotwitt, of the Canyon Ferry House, for tbe grand ball which is to take place there oil the Fourth of July betokens the large attendance which the Doctor's popularity -will summon for that occasion. -TUe Rescue Engine boys have erected ft flasj Stafi iu front of their engine house ou Clore street.

--3-arrigan Divycr's saloon was dispensing refreshments at 11 lively rate yes- leriliiy afternoon. Everything is utilized iu Helena. Even canaries arc rented out by the mouth. --Anything relating to the action of the and St, Louis conventions, is now of special interest. Anything immediately directing the pocket is of more interest.

Remember that drinks and cigars at the "Juyus 1 are half price, ouly ouc price--One bit, --Messrs. Kcssler Miller have resumed specie payment at thoir establishment on Slain street, aud give bran new silver coin iu change lo their customers, tf --II. HI. T. Porter, attorneys and Notaries public, will give prompt attention to the purchase and sale ot real estate, collecting cents, paying taxes, obtaining patents anil conveyancing on reasonable terms.

tt A number ri choice milch cowa are offered for sale. Enquire of II. Train or D. T. Goodell.

d. tl. On tbe 4th oi July there will be a base ball match between the High Flyer" club and a picked nine from Helena, the game to commence at 1 o'clock, P.M.. the former's grounds north of tho city. Oood music will be in attendance.

All urc respectfully invited to witness it. Siimtny Afternoon FCNLII'UCK at Uie Ilclcnn. l''Ioivcr Adolf Schwcnzcr proprietors of the Helena Flower Garden, will give a pic me party at this popular resort on Sunday afternoon. This is the tiuest green bouse in tho Rocky Mountains, containing the rarest and choicest floivers and plant-; found anywhere in the world. Specimens of Ihc India rubber tree, Ceutury plant, (several varieties), and a.

thousand other plants ami flowers, nam.s of which at-u regular jaw -breakers, and a visit will well repay any one. Tlie ground has been artistically adorned with evergreen and other trees, and. those desiring a good time will find this the place. A good lunch will bo provided. Admission fi-cc, but none but respectable people will be admitted.

tor tlic HI nek I i The papers arc still tireless in llieir exertions to depopulate Eastern Montana. The cause of this evident malice agfiiust thuir own people is ascribed to the fact that the farmers and business men of Gallntin county prefer a newspaper like Uie IxnErssDEXT to the local caricatures which disgust the reading public. Hence the ceaseless and nauseating puffs of the Black Ililla. They mean to get even if the consciousless advertising of a stupendous fraud will effect it. THK ONLY Sum; Fon I The oldest and best Hernia Surgeons in the world nre some of the advantages ottered by the Triumph Truss 334 Bowery, X.

whose Truss and Supporter ivere awarded the Medal at the last session of the real American Institute Fair. Send 10 cents (or their new fxnk. A Long Fight Without a De cisive Result THE KILLED AND WOUNDED. The Savages Remain Masters the Situation. The correspondent of (lie IMH: I'KSDKST, at Fart haramii', writes nude dute of the 1 Uli tollmis ll i rejvirU'd ln'ti; tli'tt lln 1 resit lis-lu bcr.vi'W Culler and i i Sioux urcussuil in iln; ea.st nt' llivi'r.

naHist dt tile ur.ni'id i-. ii i'i-i 1 i i i i arti! I try or t-a unM lie mi ihi- i i i i nl i i i i- 1 ''i' ii i discim-red i i i i i i fire. iltt- i-ircn :ifi.i ilu- tniii.ui-, iiiiil it JiivMy much ih -ir own ii ay Tlicie wtiv two Aiililii-ri i iiml om WHinik'i. Tin- Indian UiCd wi-rt- Mil heavier, but ilio i-jcU'iil it was fount! im possible to asL'emiin. Afu-r i i ui dav in tliis HUSK us! net ury wanner, tin troups were i a Mitt rtsumcd Hi march Northwesterly to tho Yellowstone The account is brought by an Indian sunn- ami is tk-emed icliiiiilr.

Cnwk by this time ia tit the Furlis of Powder river. The CROOK'S FORCES. Sioux Have Heavy Odds Against Htm. mid Crnzj' HOFKC I llm Combat. A Fort FuUcrman correspond unt of tlic Cheyenne writing to tlmt paper under ilnte of May 20tli, says Crook's com mautl only numbers 1, 150 lightin men, who will have to contend against 3,000 Sioux, in-mail with the best rides anil plentifully supplied with iimmuuition fin msbed by post traders ami speculators, who grow rich on helping to shed the blood of the regular army.

The Imlijui rendezvous is ut place on Uie Blue Stone, a stream which empties into the Yellowstone, in They fire command ctl by Sitting Bull and Crsacy Horse, both Chiefs under forty, and eager to sign.iJtzu themselves by slaughtering the whites. It IE expected that the first serions fight will take place in. Old Woman's Park, between the Blue Stone anil the Yellowstone, in view of the Horn Mountains. LOCAL MILITARY. A Reliance In Time of Danger.

It svniild be a goud thing lor tlie people ol' the frontier towns to torm local military companies lor defense in case of Indian acursions. Gen. Sherman, in hia letter to Governor Potts, particularly urges this as irecnntionary measure for the people ol Gallatm county. A portion of thtir Terri- is continually exposed and nobody can ell in these exciting times when au emer- muy occur to lender such an rargin- ot inestimable benefit. The Avant Itin-ier has already advited it with Hit illowmg pertinent suggestions The I i a a nlinnst every season raid on our frontier sentiments, murdering and The troops at Fort Ellis nt thuse imes are generally off on duty elsewhere.

the present time Gali.itin valley is abso- utely without military protection, and honlil the Indians a dash into the they would find no organization ituong citizens to repute them. Let the of Gnllatin valley take this matter nto cnnsideration, and act." CUMED in irom 30 to 90 days jy the use ot the Triumph Truss and Tri- iinph Rupture Hcmetly, manufactured liy he Triumph Truss 334 Bowery, New York. This Truss and supporter took thu nedal tit the late session of the great Amer- Institute Fair. Send ten cents for huir New Book. itEif.i.iarc AT A New Fardicr 111 llic "Cciilcunlnl," It will graufy many nf the readers oi the DiiPESKBNi' to learn tliat.

Mr. John C. Inintlord, ot the Blaekfcct Agency, hus urchnscd an interest in the Centennial lill at Butte, and will hereaflur identify imself exclnsircly with West Side interests ii particularly with those ofButtc. Mr. tainsford is an energetic and accomplished usmess man, and his identity with tho mill will occasion a renewal of ic confidence generally (eltin its 'he five new stamps are to be put in wilii- Qt delay and the mill'iit once put upon a fiu It is alleged in tho lust issue of the A cant Courier that the ISDKI'EKDEST mates a mis- akc in asserting that the editor of the C'our- er "slobbers" in ilTosti periodic attacks of 'elirium trcinenn which are rapidly im- iermining his const! tulion.

has imstakon for "alobber" is but the rothy cllurviiscncc uf a spirit longing for lore whiaky. It is a habit of the INDEPBXOBNT to itl- -ays make the aMciitte honorable when a listakcis pointeil out in the polite and Icgtuit plirascology wfuch diattngnishes ic disclaimer of the Courier. It had been uggeatcd to us tlinr, perhaps, the correct iagnosis had not boen made this dis- (tscd eccentricity o( our Rnvieman contcm- orary. The hented exhalations of lungs ng (Kstcmpcrcd by ardent use, has for cars been a curious study to the medical racti tinner. Whether it is a constituent the soaring tyirit which, mounting to ic head, oouverts the senses into reeling Uions, nntl clouds the imaginntion witli ie belief that nfiensive importinencc and narse arc tlie attributes ot ft cntleinan, and the province of an editor liesc scientific inquirers have never rightly ett-r mined.

The ISDEPESDKST, however, ecepts the denial of the Courier aa cor.clu- ivc, and we now certify to our readers that when th5 editor ot tho Acant Courier hag Jdirutia. he never slobbers." A body of quartz has been found at the Broad Gauge lode, in thu IJrandou district, measuring twenty feel in width. It prom iscs to lw- veritable bonanza. crusher nt Cluudnle is working LI tine lot of ore, and is doing excellent service. The District Court at Bannaek adjourn ed lust Tuwdiiy.

It only small amount of business before it. Tiit; high water has greatly interfered wilh miniiiLV operations in Slissoulu county. The i'isli creek prospecting cxpcOition tliat reci'ntly went out from Missoubi re- poit soiiu rich discovL-rica. The County Fair promises to be decided inti'ivst, and will visited i i i i all p.irts nf tiie Tenitory. I'mul'citon's stud tit bloudi-il horses in Deer county is said to bi- the finest in tin- Ti-rriiwy.

IVeiglits are ni-riviug at 5Iissiinla on time. A new discoi-ery Uuttc is reported to assay to tins ton. Tlie crossinij of the Devr Lodge titxl road at Flint crec-k is stiid to be in a lernble condition. Thu voail through the Prickly Penr cuu- yon will soon in passable condition. Several fruight truuis arc eoiTalted (it Wolf creek waiting better roads to pass through tlie canyon.

Tlitiiv is plenty of vrulcr in Jfoi-wt-fiftn gulch, and mining prospects ctnitinue en The Gros Ventre Indians decline changing i quarters to Wolf Point. Oregon gulch in county turning out better than was thought for. The JTancy lode on Duck creel; is iu- vcaling (v splendid ijnality of ore. Hopkins' new mill at Bannack is doing a fine business, and does its work splendidly. JIallory's nuw ijunr 11 mill in Mineral district has been and was to htivc started up last week.

Tlic Norwegian Company is miming two hydnvulics and using IS inch thimcs. Guests tire fiocking to Dr. Hunter's Yellowstone springs. Work lias been resumed on the placer churns of in Madison county. The miners at Boulder ISar are taking out gooil pay.

The reports from Gold Hill, Meagher county, nre decidedly encouraging. The ronds uloug the Hnscleshcll are in fine condi turn. The Little Giant lead, on Indian creek. is regarded as among the best in tlie Territory. The liigli water in Cave gulch still interferes with raining operations.

The road Irom Diamond to Cement gulch is getting in good condition again. The trains recently blockaded on. the Big Hole have crossed over iu safety and lave reached their destination. Social hops arc im attractive feature, at Pioneer, An Episcopal minister is to take op his quarters iu ilissoula. The machinery for the Allen fouudry md Oliu concentrator has been shipped, to Buttii.

Baily's nppur bridge, near Gold crcuk, lias been -washed away. The Tamil ill mines are turning ont ttu- iBUtilly hydraulics. A. number of Pioneer miners arc on a jrospectJBg tour. Bishop TuUlo preached in Deer Lodge ast Sunday.

Cookcrill's bridge over tbo IVcst atin, ia running order again. Montana, bonds in thu East have till been at par. "Washington gulch miners are doing veil. The work of the Farlm mill at But to during tlie last week has been a splendid luccess. It is demonstrated that the ores from the jate Acquisition Spur lode, at Uutte, have be roasted before they can be rendered xvailrLble, The Josephine is expected at Benson's Jituding on tbe 1st of July.

Thu trains recently blockaded at Brown's jridgu 1 iave arrived at Deer Lodge. Several new stores arc to be opened next veek in Butte. A Urge force ot miners urc at work in JicElkborn district. The crossing over Tin Cup Joe creek is in bad condition. A break 111 Dahler Larjjuy'n dam ig re- lortcd Iroui Iron Rod.

Silver change ia coming into general use over tlic Territory. Wash. Staple ton's New Departure mine, at Banntick, is turning out large ((uaiUitics $1,000 rock. Only 11 amiii! lorcc is at work in the J'y- 211 eus mine. The Burdin mine, in Deer Lodge county, out a very line quality of nd still better ore ia insight.

Soda Butte gulch miners report cncnur- "ing prospects. All the stnckmcn have rounded up on he ti tiki water. Tliere is a prospect fif the tulegniph get- up again. Rich quartz mines have recently been liscnvtrtd ne.ir Missouln. A number of Flalheail are going a i i in the Bitter valley, Tho Little Hlackfoot river is very i nd still rising.

Reports from tho nine Wing district an- ounce some splendid discoveries. Watson it Yogle are doing well in their mines on Boulder river. The Consolidated Flume company, of mfedfciftte, have resumed work again on ull time. Tho miners arc ground-slucing on Nearly all the young Indiana have left he Missouri river agencies. Mining on Warm Spring ia going lor- ward with encouraging proapccts.

Trie Missouri river Canyon Ferry ia nearly up to Ingli-watc-r murk. Work has begun on Pilgrim bar. Arrived at Canyon Ferry, where 1 found Dr. llotwilt occupying Capt. Stafford's new and commodious building, with hold and store.

At Springtowii N. Ingcrsoll and Court, She-rill arc merchandizing, Frank Day blacksmitliiiiff, Joe Woodwurth keeps the billiard hall, and Al. Spencer the boarding house. Accompanied by Mr. Wooihvorth, I drove over to New Xork and ndjncvnt gulches.

Vaucimip is milling iu Cooper gulch. E. Goodwin hydrmilies on Oregon bar. On Grcnell's bar, to which Marshal tt Stilton's Trout creek ditch has ln's completed, Andrews A Maxwell. Tliomp son A Aiuli'i-son.

Betennan and Kelly are woikiu a au preparing to work. The water having been but recitiHly turned in op tuitions are not fully under way, but within a short time some twciiiy-uYu or thirty meu will proiitably employed the new mines. On Clark's gnlcli, Marshall Suit on arc running a hydraulic, and lien Lawrenson A Co, are ground-sluicing. On Upper Oivgou, Gl'ellory, Hart Co. arc i i and Tnte it Dry sen A KimbidrUu nuil Spurlorlt and Heed fire giouiul-sluiciiig.

Crossing over the ridge, which commands a finer view of Helena, the upper Missouri valley, unit a wide scope of country on every side. I found Wuondcrlin A Hrassy and another parly ground-sluicing in Kings bury. Across an other divide I passed down Rattlesnake by 1'ete Holland's claim to New York gulch, where Will. Cox, Mike Monohiiu and Bird Co. were mining.

At the city of New York, I met Governor Johnson, of thi; Bud Lauds, very much worried over the hostile attitude of sonic of his constituents. Ou our return, while descending the hill above Marshull Button's saw mill, a break 1:1 the harness occurred, the buggy made diiih for tlws horse, the horse dashed oil thu dushboartl, telescoped the front of the ImgiijMjox, kicked oil Joe's hat, and made filings lively for little while generally, but reaching the level, we switched on to 5fr. Dubord's, who assisted in making temporary repairs. From here, owing to the rough condition of the roads, 1 have decided to proceed on horseback, Mr. E.

N. Ingfrsoll, the popular and successful merchant of Springtown, having agreed to send my buggy into ton u. In the lnot i diggings, Warner, Loomis Fisher, llortop, Wright ifc and Capt Slall'unl urc all running hydraulics and employing a number of hands. Boswell Sin, iu Cuopcr, und Peterson in Cave, have hydraulics. None ot the large companies have denned up yet, but the prospects for the season are much better than usual, owing to the boimlilul supply of water.

VltBKCil JJAlt. The Pittaburg fompany arc worlcing seven men. and selling 300 inchee ot water. Webber Eaclford, Driukivater Sou, and Huy Co. arc running claims.

D. F. Hedges continues in his old business of keeping a corner on water and charges two bits an inch, while Mr. Drinkwater sells two inches ol water for same price. The mining season is pronounced backward, and less number of men are work- ng than usual.

Heavy growls reach us from all quarters because the telegraph linca have not been repaired. The Dominion Government is putting up a Hue to Fort McLeod, Cypress Mountains, and other frontier posts, and the Ben ton merchants contemplate the erection of a connecting line should the Co- rinuc line bu abandoned by the Western Union company. Montana is now the only child of the Republic without telegraphic connection with the Old Folks at but all that is required to secure the resurrection the line is for those who are most deeply interested 111 the enterprise to uove iu concert to that end. It we cannot develop enough home pluck to command ightniny connection with the railway, we nay as well hung up the rail way, fiddle and accept the situation ol permanent isolation- S. There is said to be poor prospect lor Caches this year.

But there Is always Door ptogpect for pcnchcs. They are sure to beeutcn. Tlie cheering glow diffused throughout the system by Ilostettor's Btomnch Bitters, the elasticity oJ mind and body which they mpart, and the disappearance which they cause of those vague, uneasy feelings so liflicult to describe, arc the most encouraging symptoms to the desponding invalid. The sensation of returning health is a most delightliil one, and to enjoy it. those afllict- ed with clespeysm, liver complaint, consti- intermittent or remittent levers, nek vitality, sleeplessness, rheumatic, nervous or urinary troubles, should avail themselves without delay nf this invaluable tonic and corrective.

liesides being apcc- fically adapted in the eradication these maladies, it ia wondrously effective in nil involving a diminution of vital lower on account of ita properties iw a uneral invigorant. HOOD--The "Song of the Shirt" would icver have been written had Hood followed, instead of preceding, EllH.B Howe, the inventor of the sewing machine. Instead of thirty stitched per minute, we now lave five hundred, or two thousand, by Call and sec the latest triumph of nventlve genius, the Howe Sewing Machine, or send for circular. See advertisement. It has been customary In old communities to suspend pieces of stick sulphur around the necks of children as a protection against contagion in epidemics.

A thorough washing with OI.ESS'S Sur-muii SOAP has been found a much better preventive. Sold everywhere. The committee appointed by the Execu live Committee to determine the order of proceedings for the celebration of our Centennial year, have arranged as follows: I. At sunrise the lirinjf ot a Salute, accompanied by the ringing of all the bells in the city, i the tiring of the salute censes. National aira by tho Silver Comet baud to be played during the liriug of the NiUiounl Salute.

3. Forming of Procession nt the head of Jtniii street, under charge of the Chief Marshal, Wm. F. Wheeler, nt precisely 0 o'clock. a.

The Helena Silver Cornet Hand. 4. Miuutc Men of ITTli, in Continental uniform, under command Col. Hobert C. Walker.

3. Helena Fire Department, under charge of Suth Bullock, Chief Engineer mid Assistant Marshal. 0. Cur of State, under charge of C. M.

Travis and his two nssisluuU. T. President of the Day, Chaplain, Orator, Header. Historian, and invited guests from abroad. 8.

Governor, Chief Justice, Surveyor General and other United Stales, Territorial and County Ollluinls in carriages. 9. Catholic Benevolent and Total Abstinence Society. 10. Society of Irish Citizens.

II, Independent Order of Temp- lars. 12. liar Association. IU. llcleuti Gesang Verein Society and German Citizens.

1-t. Hebrew Bciicvolcut Society. 1.3. The scholars of the several Schools and Seminaries of learning, and the vniU ous Sabbath Schools, under charge of Uluir respect ire teachers. 10.

Unso Hall Clubs, according to seniority of organisation, under their respec live Captains. 17, Delegations from tin; various Mining Camps and Companies, mid citizens from abroac. 1ft. Citizens in ciuriayes, on horse-back and on foot. 10.

Colored Citizens. 20. Ancient and Honorable Artillery. 21. Kocky a i Kneuiupinciit of J.

O. O. F. 23, Helena Commamlei-y of Knight Templnr, as rear (Other associations or societies deshing to march in the procession, i lie assigned proper places, by reporting in time to the Chief Marshal.) 53, The procession will move at precisely 1.0 o'clock a. in, and pursue the following line of march, to wiL.

Dowu Main street to liilwimls; up Edwards to Clore; down Clorc CItirk up Chirk to Ben toil aveuue; duwii Hauscr street to Clore; down Clore to Price; down Price to Main; Main to Bridge; up Bridge to Kodimy down Itoilney to Seventh avenue; down Seventh avenue to Warren; down "Wnrren to Fifth avenue; up Fifth avenue to Kwing; and 'West on KwingsUcet to Court House Square, where the following exercises will take place: 1. Calllni; the meeting to order Uy the President of day. 2. Music by thu Silver CoriieL Band -Wagner's Centennial March, y. Prayer by the Chnplain, Itev.

E. L. Toy. 'I. Singing, "America," by the Gr- saug Verein.

0. Rending of the Dccluration of Independence, by E. Walker. C. Singing, the Star Spiiugled Banner by tlicGesang Veruin.

7. Orntion, by Col. A. M. Woolfolk.

5. Firing Salute one gvtn. n. Music by the Silver Cornet Hand. 10, Address Ijy Hon.

Cornelius Hedges, Historian. 11. Benediction, TOI LCI I IT 1'HOCKSSrON. An interesting feature in thu coming festivities on the Fourth, will be the Torchlight Procession or the various companies or the Fire Department, Gesang Verein, Minute Men of 70, and citiwns generally, under the management of Chief Marshal Chase, and Assistant Marshals Amiy O'Conuell, T. H.

Kleinsclimiilt, A. J. Davidson und Bun H. Ditlcs. The procession will form at tho Jinginc House on Clore street at f) o'clock, and will then take up ils march to Bridge street; down Main, up Grand, along Fifth avenue, i down Seventh avenue Kfidncy; down Bridge; down Main along liilwiird cluwn Clore up Clark along Ben ton avenue; down Price; up Main tu Kngine House.

A genera! invitation is extended to citizens to join in the process ion, and it will greatly add to the charm of the occasion if the houses along the line bt; i i a in recognition of day nud the procession. On the arrival of tlie procession nt the Engine House, the Marshjil of the night Ina nids will proceed to Tower Hill, und make night glorious with the grandest display of reworks that has ever been let IDOBC over an enthusiastic public in Montana. The committee on finance have set laide a liberal sum for the purchase of fireworks, and -wo feel assured that this sum, under the judicious management of Uie purchasing committee, will insure us a display worth looking at. SETH UtJLf-ririK. i- Coin, on program me.

W. P. To Consumptives. The ndvL-rtis'jr, n. retired physicinn, having providentially discovered, while a Medical Missionary in Southern Asin, very simple vegetable remedy lor thewpcocly and cure of C'aiisninj'fivfl, AHliima, Bronchitis, Catarrh, and all throat and lung affections also posilivc and radical specific for Xervous Debility, Premature Decay, and till Nervous Complaints, icels it hia duty to make it known to his suffering fellows.

Actuated ly this motive, lie will cheerfully send (free of charge) to (ill who desire recipe Tor preparing, and full directions (or successfully using, this providentially discovered remedy. Those who wish to avnil themselves nf ilio benefits oi i discovery i cost, cnn do so by return mail, by addressing DR. CHAIUUES P. MARSHALL, S3 Niagara sirctt. itnfldW, Y.

ttohoal Itcport of Helena Graded (School No. 1 lor the week ending 10th, Number in attendance, 171; average at- tciidnucc, Jaa. Bclowistherollof honor: JtOOlIKO. t. Miss Julia Rumley.

HOO3I NO. 2. Miss Olivia Orr; Masters Oeorge Stafford, AV. F. Howe, "Wilbur Sanders nud Siuauel Huuser.

ItOOM KO. Z. Misses Birdie Buinlcy, Yetta Sands, Yetta Silvcrmnu, Sarah Wood and Nellie Kirkaldie; Jlastera James B. Walker, "Wm. llobnck aad Clureuce Kmiift.

ityoM NO. 4. IHissca Fannie Carr, Una Daily, Katie Johnston, Jcumc Rich, Uettie Silverman, Fannie Slocuni, Lnlla Urookc and Beckic Silvermaii; Slasters Henry Hay, John Glendeuin, George Furloug nud Henry Hedges. noOM so, 5, JlisBCs Aimctte Tiptou, Edna Hedges, Maggie Furlong, Annie Flowcrrcc, Nellie IVioluivilsnu, Jessie Stafford and Mary Crowell; Musters Post, Jloutu Hrown and Purcell. KOOM so.

C. Misses Alma Alden, Howunst Wright, Mary Williams, May llodda, Emma Kleiii- sehmidt, Nurma Kinua, Emma Hedges, Mary Hamilton, Hattio Blake, Nellie Blake nud Ann Hauser; Masters Guy Btmhvclt, Newtou Dana, Joe Elliclcsou, Harry Wheeler, Evic Slocum, Stonewttll Hoe, David Pizer, Gco. Gilpatvicfc Stoucu-all Hancock. JIOOM KO. 7.

Slisses Jlay Devuridge, Lillie Crowell, Pauline Davis, Sophie Eckland, Stellti Hiird grove, Mary Coats wo rtli, Stella Itala- ton, Lydia KcinKle. Mnry Piaer, Dora Flowerrec, und Fninkie Kuhwarth Masters Jozcnn StalTord, Frank Busch, Frauk Bnrtos, Walter Hard en brook, Robbie Tlaui ilton, Curt Kleiaschmidt, Hugli Daly, Ueiiaie Jjoelt, Frank Pope, Joseph IMerec, Finlcy Hoe, Chrirles Wright, Louia Randers and Henry Sterling. CriAS. WHEELER, Principal. Specie Payment Resumed "TOBIUBBjIBVISDRJD," Silver Coin Given out as Change at Gans Klein's.

flur Stock of Clothing is Complete, Nil iiJUIHoiialSiiiiiillea ntcclvud almost tlattv. We art; jirt'imnul ID uirur aiusclul Indiuiomttita to In Clothing and Gents' Fuvnishini? Goods, At Wholesale andlRetail.J Our of our own Mann fur Lure, and tlie i i TiLuIltUud ILC Imiid L-iiiiblus IUH to Hats and Caps TMo Ijitiiat Wt'ukly by Rubber Clothing, Boots, Hydraulic Hose, Ot Din llcjit Oimlitv. for Miners BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING nt Good Goods at Ijow 1'rlocs. U. S.

Silver Coftt Olvcit UN CANS KLEIN. 3i A.X- AT A It OM TuEiday Evening', July 4th, 1876- Music band, TloKota, Incliiil- r. Sf-Oii. A eoncnil Invitation extended, L. ROTWITT.

SPRING AND SnmBIBH SUITS. Grant Bargains ia Fine Clothing and T. A J. Coldbcru niiiiounco that they arc offering very tnrfto assortment or Spring ami Summer Suits nt very considerable reduction. Duycrs will tuTt their own interest by Rlvlnff Iholr KOOds and rtcfin nn Inspection bo fores making tnclr jiurchnans.

A word to the wise is sufficient." dAwtf-apjii D. A. JOHKSTOH W. TOOLE HBI.BNA KOHTANA. Will practice In all tso Courts cl tho Territory, mnrtil PgW HOLZMHirm i NEW GOODS! I Attractive, Elegant, Stylish Cheap.

vi pn 'sei uf New Spring Clothing For Men and Boys, A OF THE NEWEST AND-Gents' Famishing (11 Evorv Description. 1TD curry a Una Black Dress Suits, Or tlic Finest Material. Siills, Casslmcr Etc Our Stociilol White Linen and Ctievoit Shirts in. nu In fact we Iirvo (ill tno fsooda dealrnblo for Men and Bay's wonr, and offer tliem convlnco HOLZMAN BRO. Opposite NFW8PAPF.RflRCHiVE.