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I A GOLB MINE ON EAVERY ,LOT.
Recent Developments in the KENWOOD district, comprising the Bradford, ,
Brooke and Syndicate Additions to Helena, make the above statement almost
absolutely true.
But there are other features of this part of Helena that out
weigh the probability of finding gold in paying quantities, and
those are the freedom from smoke and dust that
SKENwoo WOOD
Enjoys beyond any other suburb. the direct water service, insur
ing purity and freshness, the fins view, the rich soil, school facil
ities, street car service, good drives and numerous other advantages.
Prices are now reasonable, and the present is the time to buy. My list com
prises many very choice locations.
214, 215, 216, POWER BUILDING, HELENA, MONTANA.
w., , -" 4 --:; 'ýh'. , 'Y ýA'q'± '!' z IT L. n i v."- f`t
THE CAT'S EYE.
& CurIous Gem WVhich Stands Very High
in the Estimation of the Hindoo.
This eurious gem is second only to the
diamond in the estimation of the Hindoos,
as they devoutly believe that each stone is
inhabited by some good spirit or familiar
demon, and that the possession of a fine
specimen confers upon its owner exemption
from the "chill of poverty." It is, more
over, credited with being the guardian of its
owner's wealth, whict: is constantly on the
increase so long as he retains possession of
the stone: but should he be induced to sell
or barter it away, a malignant fate will pur
sue him ever after. Nor can we feel sur
prised that a people so imaginative
and superstitione as the Iltindoos should
regard this peculiar stone, with its
shifting light and mysterious gleaming,
with a mixture of wonder and awe.
The Moors, and the inhabitants of Mala
bar, from the remotest times, have held
this stone in the highest veneration, and in
common with more eastern nations have
worn it as an amulet ale to secure riches
to the fortunate possessor. The finest are
-ound in Ceylon. the Singhalese, oat of
their veneratron for thie monkey,ioften cirv
ing these stones to resemble a monkey'sa
face, taking advantcage of the varying lights
and colors of the stone to secure
a grotesque likeness to the i.,rclginal.
This stonCe is also found in the Cier mIrIun
tains, in Blavari. and in parts of the tuited
States, and is supposed by some to be c
species of silicifiedi wood. 'I'he cat's eye is
sometimes confounded by amateurs with
certain beautifil irdized agatces wl.ch ciome
from Arabia cnd !hPrsia, aiu strongly resont
ble it; but thi'- color. of the agat -s are en
erallv brighter. it:d will htear nocoimparisec.
on close lush)ectonc with the "rearl thin,."'
either in reua d to btiauty or vclut'. Tlhe
cat't-eye c cOf variouc colic 5, rclnlllcr fricmc
light yellow thticugh all shades ot b:own
and fem ani astpl-5creec to tile deepr.jt
olive. Ocec;sionally they ale founcid inearly
black. Ihe value it th!s stie iS deter
miuted accr-dctg to the irlllian-v of thie
line. witch shouuld ran evenltv dcro.5
the uiddlll of the stone, fr'arrow, ibut
hltarplv dt fioed, the pi ice I ngicicg
frolrn 50 tO $500. 'lre '.hfr cr howevr,
large end cxe2 icutiLn ,-llly fcjln' erli-ti c c1 tant
have fetlced as imuclt acs c5.(cc i. I Ice sovarl
ucitble est':-, itc- 01i' tnucwn accccctget alap.
duties as a wie vi, tc d-stunguush tcl:c
fronm Rn icnferor tl<tcrtZ/ varietr' th.:t c:ln bl
purchiasied readcly for a few dollarcs. ''his
stone is alwcys cut in a conwcc x formr
and of a loltl ovli, whicii tllhallc:s
not only its I tlltyct, bIy (collfillnci thi,
opalescent etreAi: or lifi to tho ctnilter,
but addos it-rially to it :c
imilblanceo to til, livivti c :ye Of Ic(, ett
froi. whiich it dterivs its cnli. I his gilt
is ra] td tv l,,und sil lmt.,/-r ++ltlre s tbon a
hczbut, 5. , it'uh itn tcher Mualch,,ortuh c,,I-
lcict n tr cit, , i. t Cl c-b p .tlt o, ,ol er ti
oTe-halcif l : n, hi.t, cc trtl- i tolt , [o i
of cc icn t LtcctI. ti c crit t l'. \- tkali ly
availeI It -,, if c u - -t, nat, d
light ands cclotr, ai Inticrcllc ttcg cctit, 'v1y
nco eerllie t it n il t c brtc i H-0 l l:it r
and ftVciv to it c 11 lpi.l. Itt
and rtmlsy wi ilh la.r. t. itr, t V,"Irt, e i',t
upon the 5ert0f.tic. Anc, hlr IllImtunif I
Bpoo lellt n iu n ( tr i bit,uth , ll,.,. I i, :
scurich llctd wal o (tc t' i, i ,, lcy , f tic
king of K.. ii i .... cc l:0:si't t'. t,,
bothe lr ,-t ln(ctw I-c c i-a v ir a
great ltivccitw ,io -l thi t "cut'rt .d d r :,r,
of ther Eu l.,h h ut r t , s n rI nJ't1 l'
worn st u rrunded I, -cr il brtili-itt , ti -thn--r
as a ring, sltudor l are -ot ;:' c.
eI1. l)inw lrC Tolsallat Heave[ . |PI )
'The "B*othren," or lrunkirdc, i-utclich
what is called ti t;lrcthrcnc, Anntllil, anti
froi this is tlhen tihe iul! ,wnrd silnu-licr
comttlitioci of the dintrt:tttirus of hitvent,
which cllhuctatc a very i cirl' ihtic ,'etrc io
litaciisc m for wlcich this cit at, - ination c ,ic
fancousO : 'liTi cvi, tirhouttarttd tur, .,Ott . '., i 'I
equal 7,¶ctltet ifcct. (tutthi'tr umb -'vir whvh
mascikes 4itc',7!.cuturc-,t tc,ttttttt r : ,t t,
Half r ic t ii \c,. wtlfll cc-soret', t,.
the th onl of (ccaild thci court f hc.ltvei,
iclid hclf trh ctinc inic!-r for t.v_.u tc, cta
thet lei atitist 1",t , tc ,7t 2,ttttt,tttitttcc0tt r,ttien ti
feet. hi., idt" thci c 4.(ictt. it cc-ubtit tert itt
it rtctrn Mixt. 11 fri! t itctqUae, a rn tcr t- 'w i
be t30.821tt, 7:-f1T, 0,itei Itc ricii,.. t tt cm,,c t!, c
world alayi did tlnd alwa-scw5ll c nci tI
900.lYJ0,0h00 inhabitant., cnd that a genct- c
t4o1 lusts ler thirty-thco sird tot-th-..iat
If you want the best. They have been in the market thirteen years, and are
+ BETTER TH7N GlEBR TO-DAY +
W. S. Conrad, St. Paul, Distributing Agent. S. Ottenberg & Bros., New York, the Makers.
CHAS. BASWITZ, SOLE REPRESENTATIVE FOR MONTANA.
• FOR SALE EVERYWHERE! .,.
years, ninling in all 2,970,00),000 every cen
tury, nud that the world will stand 100,000
3ears, maklig Li oil 2.7.Olit00.0,u)00,0Ui00 in
habitants: then, our poa there were 100
worlds equal to thi:i in number of inhabi
tants and duatiior of years, making a total
of 297,(iU0,0il,000,000,000 0 persons, and there
would i., morlre ta i 10i roout. sixteen feet
square for each person."
What a Noted Plhysicias Says.
Citicatuo, Jao. 31, 1889.
W. P. Wisdom
Dear :-ir--As yovn rquested I have exam
ined the formula of your toilet preparatiou
called "'tobertine." I can assue von that
the irigrelients are both bland an: halrm
lesr, and that the coriloulnd wr uld form an
excellentl apilication in irritated condi
tious of the skin. Yours truly,
Ant irr IlEAN lI,:vAN, M. D.
Professor of Anatirmy, Hush Medical Col
leoge and P. A. burgreon. U. S M. 11. S.
Sulndaly Exl-urn-lon rs ttes
The Montana Central will sacl du:ing the
snnirmmr tickets from hielena to Alhambra
and l,otriiir 'il reirn cat one fate for the
round trip. 'I i kets . i bt, on sale i:,tur
dnvas and hundu;s a. rd siil Ibe good to ro
turn until tire ralowirN;, 1:o1r l ".
IL;. i. la. io .,'.
(;,-a:"al 'ricket Agent.
Death From Kidney )i-eae
Is the unfour innate r':( ru: tioit-i e. din- f of
thousanr s ofi th- A ni-r. -can I c iople rinuail.
O egon Kidires 'in hr,. i :rarant,-ed to .ure
all forma of kidniiey t: oubics. 'lake it in
time.
To Chicoa in L than 14 otrs
- :V : -
- CRTHIWFESTERN LINE
. St P.d. &O. Ry, C. & N,-W. y.
The Shorticst anr UeDet Line From 't. Paul
to Chic:agu, Soix City a,dr Omaha.
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.ORTHERNf --PAIFH
Between Missoula, Garrison, Hel
ena, Butte City, Uozeman, Liv
ingston, Billings, Miles City and
Glendive, and all points
EAST AND WEST.
There is notlhjg better than tho ,ervico on
The Diining Car Liie.
Ibtosgi Psnlhnsn Ml t.in '(an"" a,:,i Farnishod
Touri.t eilenj.rs Ioli.y b weto p: lits in
MOUNTANA
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ln,,Iiidlun(11,!" ..'- 1..pI rio-rEd tim th
Aepal). (ni a.l volri" - I';.tiil iit'OI'. ii
Frreuz-A J.keiarn' die Tand at tb Ilpe,
THE COOK AMALGAMATOR.
THE COOK AMAALGA.MATOR may take the place of the ordinary mill
tabloe and operate close up to the liatler:os, or it works with splendid results on
t:o ;ailings firoi other t.m l,4aimatin. devices. It id
CI.LEAP. DESIRA.BLE AND1 EFFICIENT.
and will rave ninety-nine ptr cent. of all the metals which will amalgam!ate, no
ma tor how fine, and the tot'rcd quick iI th t tailinges from o'her roaiglmatinug
apparatusd. '1 here are very many plahes i MIdontana who.o the Cook Amalgainator
Kill pay fur itsclf every month.
I Will Guarantee Satisfaction Where I Advise the Purchase.
SEND FORI CIRCULAR.
G. C. Swallow, Helena, Sole Agent for Montana.
Ilavin, declined the pls.te of State Mine Iapuc:tor. I am now prepared t*
examir e and report on mines, anl aid in baying and selling the same. I have hadL
lorty-live years' experience In mining. G. C. SwAi.,Iow.
(f)l~t' t)olAI'p1Jl('ArHI'fN '1'll UT I'Il71 l;
t ear tnrarnt~c' with tlh prvjaintia of t.ectit.
8. julta and ,Suh~tiu~rtt Ir.r-rjib:· d byh " tllui
'oaLbli wiintati *f the interior. 8oy i. JUl. I. tIh
iundd'"ruigil. ireb,, kian I ofi ,, that ot thIIu nap
rt".tiaif twirnty-ouo d.iu a fiaittio lirst itprblita
this '.f thin Jtit. I will nai(oa writtit aItiptiti
ti-,ft tot ho h )onsfnb'R P~r -tart, l,f Ito r ll(1lr1 r forl
xi thoritny tctt andl ts, ii all the niarcaatuiahl
ra o- u, . tjliiriiii fu it, tolluwihat dto
titbi-id ul illit lanJd, tr)ial
Which whitia urviyal will ho, litim northea
and lllnvilly I).nl,·on atolt 6-o,.0,10 lot of tin-l
tiltn i iu.l i' tIit lie rlanlij r I, at:i ,f lurid.
whili, wiaoiarvevral trill tl a-thn lutihst h1I!
' 18h ai lutari..uattartr if ruatiiiti ., tiiiaahluu
itirlt, rittag :l Wnt. aid:t Irat. If! nail
ronit auntir t uai , Sta auil Ilt wine tIhat uI
aliit .ittre;O it't if pigs tintl.r. rand
pond is rickyv Lanu lnheaauil nt I diltal to
itrirulbtiro, ncudl but at. ii litiroata cautiaiy, it
Iti t·sn n t Maon'tnrla.
J1. (). ttANtIA'fl'Y.
I riuaijduiwu, tiiiiartat July 7. tbUL
1,list puhliuatiut July 9. 1bl1.
Iion W rltlt. n td r~~ln lor 'n1.I'r~iI,,,I I))y I~n
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ilnti.a g.. wunvirai trl a htmll l 1.II 1 t'UI( luluug:Hu
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