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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-17

BANK New Orleans, Jan7lHry :, I6lI.-ln at-
corG.uce with :! resolution adopted by the
30: I'd of Directors. AZ a meeting held January g.
1871 additional lnstallm, III III hNc per cent has
been assessed on tie capital stock OF tn, Bank due
and pay abe ~ the banking nnu>e No. Ia 81
Charles stree, or before the seventh of March,
1871 c. CAMP, President.
jalft!ul1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-17

Avoid Ouac!xs.-A victim OF eaSly indiscreton,
causing nervous debility, premature decay, ere,
hayinu tried in vain every advertised remedy, has
a simple means of sclfcure, which he will send rec
10 his fellow sufferers Address }. H. III Lf, :"
NASSAU street New York ia26 eod6m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-17
ADJUSTMENTS.
St. Charles Theatre.

This evening, farewell benefit and last ap-
pearance but two of the viyacious Lolita, on
which occasion will be produced the Pet
of the Petticoats" and :" Family Jars 10
morrow noon, last Lolita matinee. Next
Monday evening the celebrated comedian
and vocalist Mr.. John Collins, Will enter
upon !. short engagement at the ST Charles.
National Theatre.
This evening will he presented for the
first time the drama in two acts 4" She IS
Insane Tomorrow noon, 1rst matinee
by Sats,lma's Royal Japanese troupe, a
company of artists who do everything well,
though those who witness their wonderful
performances do not quite understand how
they do it.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-17

ern Railroad Company, New Orleans February l.
l8.l.-Notice is hereby given to the owner or one
Horse. one Cow and Calf. now at tins depot re-
ceivcd from Canton. Mississippi, December 81, 1870
consigned to Pete Walton, that if not Claimed III
days they will be sold at public auction TO pay
charges. EDWARD A. Bufh,
fr1 eodft Freight Agent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-17

The slarpers OF ST. Charles ard Common
streets are relentless; they pluck pigeons as
freely as ever Mr.. koclI was shown the
Chinese elephant and the Bengalese tiger
that find healthy habitation IN the upper
story of No. 147 Common street. The more
money he laid down the less he took up,
which fact worries him 10 excess.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-17
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

BY SHERIFF SAUVINET, at II o'clock, at Mer-
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, lot OF ground
ard two-story brick house, No. 2ll Bayou road.
EY LOUIS STERN L BROS, at 10 o'clock, at. No.
l6 Chartres street. boots. shoes and br0Gans:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-17
OLYMPIC Varieties.

This temple of Moms,s is nightly thronged
to witness the great match clog dance be
tween Miss Annie Gibbons and Messrs. Tim
HAYS. John Carroll and Eddie Gibbons for
the championship; as vet the audience has
been unable to decide the victorious party.
Little japanese Tommy and Changi, the
African giant, appear every night.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-17

trict.-Tte taxpayers OF IT." F"nlth District are
hereby Tot fled that nv ot!c,, on Tth"upitoulas
street near Adele. will be open on the FIRST day OF
February 1871 for collection o1 taxes OF 1870 and
licenses Of 1871. Those failing to comply with the
aiovc notice before the tweIlty-.l1st a February
next Y. II te dealt with according to law.
V. GKRODIAS.
az. 2ct State Tax Collector. Fourth District.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-17
Academy Of Music.

Mrs. Oates is Il charming little woman,
and that is the exclamation which almost
every one WHO visits the Academy unhcsl-
tatinglv makes. She takes her first benefit
this evening. and we have no doubt the
house will be crowded. Tomorrow noon,
the first grand matinee of the Oates Comic
OPERA Company Seats should be secured
eaIly rOr this evening.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-17

utterly failed to make good their broad and
lengthy assertions.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-17
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF WHARF
BONDS.

DEPARTMENT or FINANCE,
February 8. 1871.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
- this office until twelve O'Clock, MONDAY Feb
ruary 20, for the sale to the city Of EIGHT BONDS,
issued under ordinance No. 478, Administration
series.
All bids to be addressed TO the Mayor and Admin
istrator of Finance and iudorsed Proposals for the
sale OF Wharf Bonds"
JOHN s. WALTON,
fec i'd Administrator OF Finance.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-17

Office New Orleans sugar shed Com.
uuuy February 9. H1l-At regular meeting OF
/ he Board of Directors. held this day,a quarterly
lxals nd of dollar and twenty-five cents per
81 was declared, payable to stockholders on
ard at,cr the first OF March. proX mo.
u, m ne. & CItILIJ Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-17

February + le1l.-At the election for Directors of
this Company on January 2 l61l. the following
named gent eInen were duly elected TO serve tor
the wear following from the Erst Monday i'll Febru
fduuri J. Forstal. Thomas Sioo, Alhln Rocher
e;u ! e. Eibghaln James jackson. Philip Sulns
At the regular meeting of the Directory for orga
rlza:ion. on Monday, February =. James jackson,
ESQ was unanimously reelected President.
- In WILLIAM s. BROWN. Treasurer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-17

From Alexander y. pOGXnerty. VI. D.s
!a... one of the Medical Directors, United States
Army. Newark New Jerecy.-.l Having been made
.culi;.ilted with the composition OF the lrtpar..
Ton known as Sozodou, have for some time past
rermi:..d It's use MY family, where II has = ven
,ntir. sa, sfction. II Is elegant toilet article.
wei worthy Of III. conil'ius II Las recel we'd"
"Spa'diuC Prepared Glue. tell 3te"d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-01

The experiment of associating the volunteer
board OF Indian commissioners with the Com
missioner of Indian Affairs in the purchase of
Indian supplies seems TO be a great success.
Composed, as that body is, of gentlemen Of un.
Questioned integrity, it has had the entire con-
hdence Of the business community, and men and
hrms who have never cared 70 appear as bidders
In the old days of Indian rings have this year
sent in bids. The result is that the contracts,
instead Of being awarded to q few favorites, are
civlded up among number Of first class
people in different cities, the regulations OF
whom are worth more than the profits on any
contract, so that the prospect is that the govern
ment will be honestly served in the matter
Owing to the extended competition, the bids
this year are also very low, and there is reason
to believe that the niians will be better sup-
Piled than ever before, and at a much Less cost
10 government than under systems heretofore In
voeue-
Gen Parker, the Commissioner the represen-
fauves OF the Secretary OF the Interior and the
volunteer board seem to have worked har-
moDiously together to secure these results and
fhe administration il TO be congratulated on tn
Inauguration OF policy in Indian an airs which
brings about a reform 50 long and SO badly
needed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-01

Passenger trains will commence running be-
tween Cumberland and Pittsburg over the
Connellssil,s Railroad, in connection with the
trains of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. to-
day, ard reduction Of fare of - from Wash
ington TO Pittsburg from the present rate ria
Harrisburg, is announced. ye-v good. Now
Mr.. Garrett, why not transfer the working force
employed on the Connellsville road TO the
metropolitan branch, and finish the latter up in
snort order-say In sixty days Why not, why
notY 1t can be done If you say the word, Mr..
Garrett.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-01
FIoggipg In the Public Schools

While undoubtedly nine-tenths of the COM
1nunity favor the abolition OF corporal punish
nent IN the public schools, a few voices arc
raised in behalf OF the -hopored institution
OF toggiDg. The argument employed In behalf
Of the raw hide in the schools Is precisely that
Dsed so stTsnuOUsly Of old, in behalf OF the cat
In the navy-that discipline cannot be enforced
without il. We were told that the naval service
would go 10 the dogs If logging was abolished
yet fosging in the navy '0as abolished, and
now we lear no more of the impossibility
Df carrying on the service except throush
the power to enforce authority by the use OF the
cato nine-tails. So, if corporal punisbmentis
abolished IN the public schools, we shall hear
10 more OF the impracticabilit of carving them
on except through the brutaliziny exhibitions
o. the knock-corn and drag out STYLE in which
me Whole business OF the school is suspended
ana TIE pupils look on as they might at prize
hght, while the teacher, usually in a passion
which lends demoraliziag excitement to the
scene, proceeds to do duty as a public fiopgsr
Ihe TACT that our best and most experiencad
teachers do not use the rod, at ALL and have
bot for years. shows that its retention is simply
forthe benefit of Teachers who have not the ex-
Peiisnce or capacity to enable them to govern a
school by NOR al authority. The same may be
said Of the idiotic, health destroying modes of
punishment invented by young and inex-
perienced teachers, to which we have
frequently referre11 re fact that our
Ossl seachers do not use these detestable
modes Of MISUNDERSTANDING the pu-
ills from food, sir, and sunlight, &c, &C.,
-hovs, also, that some restrictions may very
properly be put upon the devices of teachers of
the other class. And il should be added that
the punishments Just referred to are inflicted in
nine cases out OF ten, not for any misdeeds, Or
any violation OF the school rules, but because
tie pupils, through incapscity or sluggishuess,
are not perfect in their lessons. The tendency
Of the times is 10 reform various abuses OF this
KIND in the public schools Of the country. The
raw-hide IL being discarded as an educator
school hours are being shortened, study out of
school IL forbidden, and care Is being given TO
the exercise ofthe physical a. well as the mental
faculties, With view to the cultivation on sound
minds We must see that Washington city keeps
progress with the school reform movement else
where.
In the language of a writer in the Public
Sesoot journal -
1--WE must never be content with the public.
schools until there is nothing in them to hindu
the formation of such youths as those whxh
Socrates loved-noble souls. in bodies beautiful,
graceful and stroHg, We must have spacious
play grounds, good system OF bodily exerkise
perfect ventilation, three hours book a dayfiv
hours attendance ne school, and singing march
N ard light gymnastics, q part OF the rsstine
OF every school,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-01

"Another Japanese embassy composed Of
Il irteen distinguished men are on their xay 70
Washington, 1t is said, and "the object of their
vst is not stated" Uncle Sam seems destined to
have an embarrassment of riches OF this kind.
Japanese embassies are getting to be almost as
Common as the Indian embassies Of years ago.
when almost every train brought delegation
OF braves TO Washington on visit to their Grea.
Father And 10 have a good time generally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-01

Reading matter on every page" boasts the
EvsHiHg Star, but on "Wednesday the second
ka2e WAS composed entirely OF advertisements
and the third contained but three little items of
nw. Business Is apparently looking up
SUpdoy ChroEie's.
Yes. but don't you see, THE STARS short crisp
Advertisements are really 40 attractive that they
form very interesting reading matter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-01
OFFICIAL.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
DISTRICT or CoLUM

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, April 70, 1871. }
lnaccordance Sth ths prayision OF the sth section
OF an set, entitled IAN Act to Provide o Govern
Hent for the District of Columbia" approved Feb
rusry 81, ISL, i, HENRY ID. COOKE Governor OF
the District OF Columbia, hereby appoint MONDAY,
the 18th OF Msy 1871, at L. for the meeting Of the
Council and House Of Delegates Of tbs Legislative
Assembly Of the District Of Columbia, and designate
"Metzerott Ii ali Building" in the city Of Washing
ton, IS the place Of meeting at which time aud place
the members OF said Council and suse of Delegates
are notined to attend for the pur pose of organizs
ton and the performance Of the duties imposed upon
them by said act ofthe Congress Of the United States
Given under my hand and seal the 2sth day of Anil
A. ID. ISL H. D. COOKE, Goysrnnr
Patriot ,Cbron Rep kCOurier. copyi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-01

The Springfield aass.) R>pHblieaa. noticing
the Improvements II progress about the Capitol
bGilting, says:
"The national ca itol of A merica is one OF the
finest buildings In = the world; we have a right
10 be proud OF 10; q ad We may we'll excuse our
rulers IN the Improvement OF It's details and the
enlargement and identifying of its surrounding
grouLds."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-01

NHOCKIN0 AND OAHARY Binds YoR eALk-
N1 yl1e. Gngsrs. lately imDoEted. .BIHD1k/
bssS::s g a "a Ssssss. = .,-.-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-01
VAUkksHA BBIE1LhEsPA EINERAE

nL;c hs ackpSwis6ssd cure fos Bright pisi..s.
6reans, Driblins Tendency Of, Of euDprcssioD, o.
.stsntiOn q Urine tts;s gHSl{ slw,s . @ hand
Corner Of Eth ssreet and Rennsyiysnia avenue.
0e1erl agent for s1pDiytne the trade In V8hing.
Urino0efera fnr Ma anll-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-01
BLIC. NOT ZOE

Office Of SSpzntendsst aud In, peetoy Of SesesSs,D
Ca1,idgs,cayS. Eoesirdys and New BNLdtass,
CRY hal Washtsstos, u. G.. Aprihz7, is7l.S
The undersigned res 1ecifully requests all persens
who have been in the habit Of deposting aches,
horse manure and other offensive matter In the al
leye and cutters, to i'm mediafely remove the came
and desst from such practice in the future. Many
ctplens make complaints OF defective drainage,
which 10 due 70 Q want Of Observance of the law
oct approved january II, lass, which reads - fol-
"f any person or persons shall cast place or lay,
or cause 70 be cast, placed laid. any rubbish
tar shels drawings or oral. or refuse substance Of
any hind whatsoever OF his, her their hsde cocu-
patton business; or any coal, erevood, ashes bar
rels, ads casts OF Ind boxee. foul va
ter dye water ol from soap and candle or other
mepusacture; Nth, stable manure other offensive
substance or obstruction In street, open
space public reservetsn a|i.y, or open Ias, or IN
walton. open space or open los OF On any pavement
the same shall have been 90 placed as sforesaid-
sssly pet % Sons sha }orSst snd 2, csoefs
than one nor more than ave dollars, ed further
sun OF hve dollars FOR eaehand every DAY the same
shall be suffered 70 remain. except the article Of Ere
wood, Chich may remain for forty -eieht hours
Longer IN inch street or svenys rot lgdise the
sr33-6t SUPERINTENDENT ma Insnscfor NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-01

TheHa-yiani democratic State Convention
tn be held in Baltimore on Wednesday, July
m "a rominae candidates for Governor and
Other stat. officers, to be supported at the
coming FAN ele. ion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-01

~ E0TICE- The regular meeting OF the AS.
ISOLATION FOk TIE PREVENTION
OF CBu.LTf TO ANIMALS viii be held in the
~. koom the y. y. A. Building. TUES
DA1 EVENING, May ID, l87l, at y, o'clock IN.
are cordially invited A" poii0
THEODORE y. 9ATCHELI,, President
EDGAh L. BOoRAkM, Secretary. myI-2t
Nv o q e
nieetine ofthe Stcckhold. rs or the ROCKVILLE
aND Ash iNCTON TEkN PIKE Road UUa-
rhMn VIII be held at tn o Bank of W Washington. on
mOnpAf. the I'D OF May, ISL, TO elect President
s,gnt managers, aud secretsry, to serve for the
myl sw- s.B BoARMAN, Secretary.
"NOTICE.-The third regular monthly meat
~ ing OF the NATIONAL CAPITAL REAL
Estate ASSOCIATION. for the paymept of dues
viii be he'd at Marini's Hall, Ga ct , between
ytn and lOth streets. TUESDAY EVENING, the ID
instsnt, at O'Clock. There being one VACANCY in
ne Board OF Directors, the same will be filed by
tne stock holders Persons wishing TO subscribe for
myl2t Rep It'll Secretary.
S BUILDING ASSOCIATION will hoii IL,
hrst annual meeting next MONDAY NIGHT NAV
LIST, AZ O'Clock, in Temperance HALL street be-
iseen yin and 10th streets The annual report show
l1e the nnancsl condition of the association at the
close OF the nrst year Of its organization, will be
prese ntsd and an election of for the ensuing
year VIII be held. Ladies holding stock may vote
aPos2t REP. ,Chron. and Pat ] Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-01
S. INTERNAL REVENUE.

ASSESSORS OFFICE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, }
WASHINGToN CITY, April %, 1911
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that the annu al Assessment
List for Income Of $50 Special Tax for 1871 will
be in the Assessor once, 81 7th street, on the
sth DAY OF MAY, 1871, at which time and place
appeals will be received and determine ed In to az
~, lHl relative TO any erroneous or excessive vaus
tioRs assessments, or enumerAtons by the sses
or Assistant Assessors ed in said Annual Lat
In writing. and shall specify the particular cause
matter or thing respecting which decision is re
gnested, and shall, moreover, state the ground or
BENJAMIN NEEDS,
APPS % Assessor FOR District Of Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-01

The 81 Louis Dsm0cyrt 49,. :. -. - 'e
tor schurz Is in favor Of rep 0i'sn UNION Ii
d iseouri.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-01

Tor eALE-At great bargain, HOUSE No 1O4
Z street N. W, two doors from cars; contains
eleven rooms water bath. room, gss, &c. Lot 271S
by 100 feet. Inquire on the premisss. sp 7s6t
L 1880 New York avenue, second door east OF 18th
steet. 1t contains Is rooms and all modern conve-
niences. Possession Immediately. Apply at 913
street, after O'Clock p. m. ap IS lwr
A family LEAVING TOWH FOR THR SIM
"A nER vii rent PARTON Of their HOUSE, fur
pished. from May until November. Reference re-
QuiI.d: Apply to Or. b. n. WADSWORTH, ASH
north street. ap6-eoNs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-01

a VOID QUA0Ke.-A vict1n q sariy tndsore'
cay, ke.s having tFisd N vain ever scvertssc r.
soyl ss SngS Essns q ssnssrs; AZ.
TUTfLI. 20 IaGSa 9. HS0 Ierk. t0sso
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-01
NJ ESPECIAL NOTICE.

~ ESPECIAL NOTICE. EXIT.
All Unredeemed Pledges unsold from our Auction
sale, and the balance of new goods left from our
wholesale House in San Francisco, will be SOLD
at OUR OFFICE, 985 IA street W one door
north Of Penpsylv ania avenue, at PRIVATE SALE
at great bargains Each article 10 fully war; nted
ap2l.tf b. GOLDSrEIN 4 co Brokers'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-01

LOB RENT-Six fne OFFICE Rooms in the
Shepherd Building, SOS Rennsytvanis avenue,
south side fel0-6
EOR REET-Lsrge STORBROOM, With or With
l. out STEAM POWHR-rent Iow-ip
HOLkINHORNp Printing once,
IeU-m ID street. between 9Th and 7th.
OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT, AT NOS SOS
~ snd S05 street, n. W.; one square west OF
O1ty dau NH l-6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-01

FOB SALE Or RENT-A number Of tvo-story
! bblCk HOUS1o, with cellars, on Coyington
street, between 9th and 10th and q and q; price
,1n; small cash payment Distance $40 a month.
Bent SR. A seven room Brick, on 10th between D
and r. $3.50; small cash payment balance mon thly
or temi annually; containing oil modern improve
ments isquife on premises, or 1922 18th street,
o0ewetn n and N. ap E-6ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-01
F0 By MINEIx q BARCLAY.

by MlNHlA a BARCLAY,
Hew two-story FRAME HOUSE, 10 rooms: llth
st: W., between Virginia avenue and q st. e.
New two,story KAME, 18th q; ". between Va
avenue and st. .. BRICK on 10Th ut 7rooms
FOB SALE-splendid first DWILLIN0 on
St and 18th; lot 2Ox2n.
ary: rooms, bay windows, saloon paglors
BRICK on Madison ST., between r and q SIS: 2
rooms Two E6 on Hth st., between and
z .ts.; rooms: One fRAMI on Msss. avenue. bet.
Msn and 18th ThrssstOrE BsICK 18Th near Pa
S FRAME, osI; "a and &C. TIE FRAMEs on I
and eta. New two story BR1Ck. corner 10Th and
ste !; rooms; an excellent bunness corner.
FOB SALE, Oh EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
nETY-A mall FARM edyoining Nd. Agrisu tural
ColleAe; ! mile from station; S. acres; beautiful
building sites; fne springs; Reoo fence. A number
acre each, on Washington branch Balt. 4 Ohio r
B., Il miles from city, Muirkirk Furnace station;
low. HlNHIX d BARCkAf,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-01

a aud OoNCERTINCs. Cor sale =. oost-
By q. L.WILD BRO, ~
l20 llth street UNIV
Inventors and nsnufaetursr Of the Pste15 Den::
IDstrunsse eenersily. Tuning end Rsys.r1aG
faithfully sftenAsd 20. ohn-a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-01

A Ii PARrIEs ISpEBTED TO b. HAYES
"A or b. HAYks 90. are hereby notified thss
payment must be made 90 during this month:
otherwise their accounts win be placed in the hAads
Of an schcer for collection.
Assignee OF b. Hayes and b. Hayes A %.
April III. ls7l-eotmyl Ken Af,hron 4
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-27
WHERE ARE THEY (

t;s ny AUGUSTA MOORE.
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III. - ~, s. n.
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A. ,a,. ~, T.. .a..,.
a., 60. ~, .,.a !. =. aassat
,.t.r a.. ,.,,r. s, 49, &c.
!,
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-27
GEMS or TH0uGHT.

Be praised not for your ancestors, but fss>
your virtues. A
a mothers prayer will draw up from the
depths OF the ses. issNf sa
A smil. may be bright while the hearts
sad The rainbor il beautiful in the SEA.
"A fathers blessing cannot be drownsd In
water, nor consumed by fire. q aAat Ai4
Self-love sxaggerates our faults - well -
our virtues. @
Misery leads 70 despair agsrsndizensnt
to presumption.
Tomorrow has no overflow to atone fer
tie lost yesterday.
We use riches ~ children sss toys--to
amuse US till we fall asleep. ssa ss65
He who gives for the sake Of thanks, knows
not the pleasure Of giving. $500
Knowledge raises us above tho brutes bus
love erects us above ourselves. a sFe3
Men and women make the world, IS head
and heart make the human life. a1s Ed
A person who undertakes to raise himself
by scandalizing others. might just as well sit
down on a wheelbarrow and wheel himself.
There is no funeral 80 sad to follow as the
funeral Of our own youth, which we have
been pampering with fcnd desires, ambitious
hopes, and all the berries that hang In poison-
Gus clusters over the path of life. -.
Three-fourths of the difficulties and misers
les of men, come from the fact, that most
want wealth without earning it, fame without
deserving it, Donf1larity without teTnuerancA
respect without virtue, and happiness without
holiness, M 5t ii #z@5 s s .5e
He who has his brain full of grand theories
may awe his friends with fine words and
fiourishes, and seem to be great man, but II
he makes no practical application OF his
theories, he would amount TO more il hs
went to saving wood and talk less. si fsse#
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-27

a rural New York youth lately went to
claim his bride and conducted her TO the al
tar, to only find that Y had eloped with an
other fellow the previous night. H. did not
tear his hair any. but just remarked, by
Joye lin glad she was married last night in
stead ot tonight, i she i of that disposi.
ten