The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-21
RnIcs Tor Basiness Wen.

RaIes for aasiness Men.
Take advantage Of modern facilities, and
aceomplish as much In single day as re-
qHired months and years formerly.
Use tile means within your reach; there
is something for everybody to do, and a
place for everyone thai, i willing to work.
Don't depend On your own lungs alone !;
use the lungs Of the Press.
Make it known by printers ink that you
are ready to do business.
/ Treat your customers as your friends by
serving them in the best manner, and never
let them be deceived or disappointed.
\ Find recreation III looking after your bust
ness, and your business will not be neglected
/ in looking after recreation.
Buy fair. and sell fair, take care OF the
profits and be economical.
Should misfortune overtake you, retrench,
work harder. but never fly the track con-
| front difficulties with unfiinching perseyer-
ence; should you then fail, you will be hon
ored; but shrink and you will be despised.
| The tricky, deceitful, and dishonest, are
rarely prosperous for where confidence is
withdrawn, poverty is likely to follow.
Be not diverted from your duty BY any
idle reflections the world may make upon
| you; their censures are not in your power.
and consequently should not be any part of
your concern. 's
Rest satisfied with doing well, and leave
others to talk as they will.
Never speak boastingly Of your business;
keep YOUR own counsel about the manage
ment of your affairs.
Be charitable according to your means.
TO compete successfully with a neighbor,
participate in the facilities to go ahead.
The door to wealth. respectability. in
fluence and honor, is thrown wide open to
all
Establish yourself on broad and sound
basis of integrity conduct your business
with intelligence and judgment.
Triie not with serious matters, and be not
serious about TRIES. # f s.s
Wisdom and virtue makes the poor rich,
and the rich honorable.
There is no deep or hidden mystery to be
guided or practfeed to carry on business sue
cessfulIE on the contrary, all that any hon
est legitimate concern, demanded by the
public wants. requires, is fair judgement,
close integEity, superior workmanship, fair
prices, and TO do better by your customers
if possible, than others in the same business
can do by theirs and give it publicity.
Let the business of others alone, and at
tend to your own. s
Committees or the u. q.
Sl5SeRate.
WASHINGTON, December
The following5is list of the chairmen of
The committees elected by the Senate to-day:
Privileges and Eleetions-Sumner.
Foreign Relations Caneron, Chairman,
and Harlan, Morton, Patterson, Schurz, Ham
lin and Casserly members.
Finance-Shernan.
! Approeria Cole. Is 5,s,. .ss. $3.50.
Commerce Chandler.
Manufactures Hamlin. Dbl
Agriculture Morton.
Military Aiairs-W ilson.
Naval-Cragin. 4
judiciary TrumbuIl.
Post Offices, etc.Ramsey.
Public Lands--Pomeroy, Chairman, and |
Upton, Osborn, Sprague, Window, Logan
md Casserly members.
Private Land Claims-Dayis, of Kentucky,
Chairman, and Ferry, Of Connecticut, ca1d-
well, Bayard and Blair members.
Indian Affairs Harlan, Chairman. and
Corbett, Buckingham, Frelinghuyson, VIII
son, Caldwell, and LAWS, of Kentucky mem
bers.
Pensions -Edmunds.
Claims Howe. rs.
District of Coiunlbis-Patterson.
Patents Perry. of Connecticut.
Public Buildings, Morrill, of Vermont.
Territories Chairman, and Cragin,
schurz, Foreman, Hitchcock, Clayton aud
Cooper members.
Pacific Railroads Stewart, Chairman. and
Ramsey, Harlan, Rice, Fenton, Scott, KEEL
logg, Hitchcock, Cooper, Ferry, Of Michigan,
and Kelley members.
Mines and Mining-Rice, Chairman, and
Chandler, Flanagan, Upton, Caldwell, Al
corn and Salisbury members.
Revision Of Laws Conkling.
Education Sawyer.
Printing Anthony.
Library morrill,, Of Maine.
Engross ed Bills Buckingham.
Enrolled BilIs-Carpenter.
Select Committee on Revision of Rules
Removal Of Political Disabilities-Rober |
son, Chairman, and Boreman, Ames, HaniI-
ton, OF rexas, Vickers, Clayton and Steven
son members.
Alleged Southern Outrages Scott, Chair
man, and Chandler, Rice, Pool, Pratt, Bay
ard and Blair members.
A debt for which there is no attachment
the debt Of nature.
La California the currant year has been the I
best of grape years.
Several exchanges say that Hartford man
has shipped to Russia forty sleighs adapted
70 RENDERS" Oh, no. adapted to snow
dears.
The best toast we can remember is the fol-
lowing: & Connecticut. the Nutmeg State,
where shall we find a greater ~ g
+. The power of the press was again exen-
nlified in Minnesota IafeIy-a Mrs Buck was