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fiCliMoND AND DAsyILLE RAILROAD Co.s'e ~
1870 -. RICHMOND, J une J. H7s. IS ~
ID EDMOND AND, DANyiLLE, RAIL-
~ ROAD on and after sUNDA r, JUNO sth,,
GOING WEST.

SssSt,s -sts-s GOING lWESisfisci ~ titi!s +SIr
Train No. Through ,passenger) lraysse RjahnsGnd
AfaiIy Except S,l,idaysj at 5:i0 A. a.; leaves nau-
vilte ut 1855 +. NJ; arrives at Greensboro at $50
~. NJ. sit fsiF IEtA,.S ff5s'lfsS9fsfa!f g't
Train No. 9 tlynehhrg pssseugcrl leaves Rich
1lond daily at 91o A. MI arrives at LynlShburs at
Train No, IL tt,roasll pail amf prsssl leaves
st 9:5G T.. NJ; arrives ut tily at 1925
"A. Mi yEYgtsijEE ~ ~ 4s5f k#tt5}fS ~ r.
"a -, ~ .,it fs;oISGg EAsI.F ~. sitis9Hsaa q
Train Ma, 4 uhsg,lgh mail and sexpresyl leaves
tsrectisb0raI' daily ut 2 a. AZ; leaves, Dapsiile
daily ut 1910 A! arrives at Rithnond daily at
,,I s'r So sp s9s shP Il s ssss sss leaves
laiyille at i:ss fhf ;aftfses at RrhtnSd ut $40
Train No. u .ynchbsrg passeDg.r) ieiyes Lyncl-
bfrg daily mt. IA. MI; leaves Burkeyile ut z.
NJ: arrives aL Richmond ut sasciock J.. NJ.
Trains Nos. , aud II connect ~ Greensboro WITH
tralns OF the North Carolina railroad Tor al poha
Train No, connects ut BHfkaviTle with train on
the AtlaRte, Mississippi and Ohio railroad for alt
points southwest and south 5,,tttg us ~, y
Train No. IL connects ut Greensboro With train Tor
Haleigi; arrives there nc T:g55A NJ. Passengers
leaving Raleigh mt 5:I5 y, Dis coHnart lat Green's
THROUGH TICKETs % uil points south and
southwest gamble sprotAcd &C tile ticket ofhce IN
1RiehmoId. aud Of X. +. WALKER. Agent or the At
iarttc, Mississippi aud Ohio railroad, No. 1873 Main
street, RiGhlpond. ,.sEFyg;1f III i.r a3tE.,sE =,
PaIfrS that lase arrangements TO adyeruse Una
schedule Of this company , I'M psa5s Snt aooye
- ..-,tE !. General freight and Ticket gent.
emit. y EfFft.Hff ?f 1fSF'E's ,2fIT-sE niger
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The news of the Philadelphia nominations
was received IN San francisco without .catis-
Ing any special demonstration.
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NEOUNTAIN-ToP HOUSE. This we'll.

|NEOUNTAFN-ToP H0USE.-Thisa we'll
AVE known aud celebrated SUMMER RESORT,
on the Blue Ridge, one mile from the Chesapeake
climate aud scenery are noe eqalled in the State.
The rooms table, and other aceommoda lions, are all
that can he desired. ~
Board, FER month.
Boari, per week. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II
Eoard, per day ....as e
Hacks will be found Mt fton to convey persons 10
Re Tim f. M-LEE-rNyIGT4s.A Manager
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FAMILY FLOUR. Il, .tsapi Il
A. ~
so barrels EDDY FAMILY. .,.sgp..
LOO barrels VALLEY MILLS FAMILY,
50 barrels BIG SPRING FAMILY.
NH ncj g..frrs AT. STOKES 4 co.
hooks, STATIONERY, de-,

= ~, T
TT, IS THE FASHION. A New. Novel.
IL From The German Of Won Aver. $1.60. - -
EDNA BRtbWNlNG;r, OR, THE LEIGHTON
. HOMESTEAD. A Novel. by Mrs. Nj. j.
81 Holmes. SI.5o.
THE ROSE GARDEN. A Novel. $3.50.
lord KII.G0iiIi N.-E By Charles Levcr.e lllistra-
RECOiL EtTiGSs OF A FAST LIFE. by Sir
THE PSALMS With Notes. For Pastors and
"a People. BY Rev. Henry CoHlcs. $?.25.
THE FOURTH Gospel, THE HEART OF
CHRIST. Ky Ed VI. Sears. $3.50.
THE LIFE OF DANIEL WEBSTER. BY G. T.
myas WuoDHOUsE & PARHAM
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ALL THE SCARCE VIRGINIA LAW
n BOOKS At 13ls MAIN STREET. John and
CONWAY RObinsonS Forms; Robinson's Kew and
Old Practice: Lcmtx OH Executors aud Digest of
sRcal Property: JefersOns, Wythe's, aud Robin
sons Reports: Da,ies's Criminal Law: IieniDg's
LAWYERS Guide: Index to Grattan; Tate's Di-
gcsted Index; Matthews's Civil Digest; fuckers
Commentaries. -......,..,.
Also, all the new Law. = -. - :. W.
myl8 RANDOLPH ENGLISH.
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7CtHEsAPEAKE6 AND OHIO kAI.!A

III ssyf =
OJROAD.-oD and after May .eth pASsEs d w
TRAINS will leave Rclllond tsantiays
! $40 A. M-MAII. TRAIN for the White Sulphur
Springs, connecting ~ Gordoyiie with the Oraugel
Alexandria aud Aianassas trssin for " Shspg anc
North and L. Iitiibnrg aid South. =. u :.
3a5 r. M.-AICOsfsi IDA TON TRAIN for Gor
doisyille except on saiuna3, on which tf1s
nj s r. III. THIS train l9nilctts nj GDranstjlE Win
the might TRIMS oil ts Grange EfcSaudria and ta-
ilssssas railroad for l. xNciiBU andsNA stisNas
TON.
Through tckels, az Tow fles, 0ou ~ ~ po,A.s
'stcesage tickets from Ifyerrs.oh qIfcIist2yas
Amsternin Antwerp hap.farR Have s, as,ss
an tbs rad can bc bought Gf The Geleral Ticket
Arsrff at KfinicHd ram be Srta.red tiirongh any
FGriIer Information may be obtained u TIE COM
psnyts Offices. = -~-~ 49,,
No passenger traina are run on sun.s1ys: Va
sJAAgs u. SETnEHLA,ip,l ;eicssl Jkket Agent.
III 80, ssE;S 81 is tfs5s s@stsg q
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n LIVERPOOL SALT, PORTER, STOUT,
AND BRANDY. -fE
b" BUCKLEY'S," i,EAKIN'Sss' and the celc-
brated "WORTIIiNGTON" brands, per bark ;,
Zufreid6nhcit and brig NIllIamina,
~. - direct from Liverpool. Is e-e
:. Also. HIBBERT'S PORTER and GUINNESS
EXTRA DUBLIN STOUT, and HENNEssEY
and JULES ROBIN & CO.'S DARK and PALE
COiNAC BRANDY-allof our direct importation,
in bond or dnty paid, at prices as low as can be
offered by any American importer. - :" - p.
1 ap % ~ S. C. TARDXt& Co. Importers.
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FffHE KUCKBRffH3E BA9H y.gs. ~
II MINERAL SPRINGS viii be opened fqf eisll7
This PLEASANT is.ss ut SUMNER REsoRr 81 DE-
Hghtfnfly located IN tho mountains Of sYtEEiEts.
nre rules soHtff Of Goshen depot, chesapeake af
Ohio railroad, and Immediately ON he Stage rosd 90
LexiHgtaa, Va. Al ts, 80, 3
z Il offers nany attractions families and pleasure
seekers desiring summer gr13d tn0uEtain
scenery, shady AVN, croquet ground b5wans-aiiey,
billiards, and an eacrilent hand OF ia1stc. 80
A BATH 20 hy 90 feet. with walter asciear as crys-
tai, and temperature Of ~ degrees. ,e,,s
:, TEHMs: $3.50 rcr day., SIS per. week, $50 per
month. Haif-pricc For eldldrsn and SERVANTS No
extra charge for bathing. Special cuatracts fer
families wishing 10 spend the season. -
te f-sts Fill. F. BLOWN q BROTHER
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Combinations.

I WASHINGTON, june THE Senate; In
executive session this afternoon, confirmed
the following nominations: Medical Director
james, C. Palmer to be chief Of Naval Bureau
Of Medical Surgery, cite F0ltz, retired by
reason of age and length of service; Robert
F. Dick, United States District Judge; and
Virgil $. Lusk, Attorney for the Western
District of North arolina 9, :
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pICKLES.-R you want PICKLES to
and get your supplies. The price and quality Win
suit you 80 - 77ESTe-- 80 nv On =
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RfcHxoNn hsls f.EfRzEHuRxy IN AfEttoAb Sxt.tts
81 S.lyi,s Efl.fsa}t,Sp, EA.x dune To- lsz2.

ID ioTsN...r.srs, Espssai psesnleaiens. Is
RIcaxost, Am, t.ssYNssEuRe IN irnoap sS,.,sssG
b SE.lrtss7s fsicHNsSp, Y NJ dune los lsz2s u
CiNe AND AFTER Oh HDAY, ~ NE Il
" 10TH the TRAN S on tilis road Will IaRs ~ foa.
The leave RfclfnhisclsId III s IA.
II snd lse z. M, and, ieaye PrsersbsfgsA II % Az
faEIss:HT Win passenger eoaeh az
iacaeG leave Ricas'tond at 81! sUd y. and Y
tease Eetersbsrg &C ass a, san1 $50 II
SIS Am. FREIGHT y TRaiN wiisnos leave fs.sIs-
e u Fare Tor Single icl 49,, |. IS
Fare for rettirif tlcsefs Z. na
Coala'u:Ssua tickets csatt'eshasi "a the following
t,faffs.s tss ST. g g
Psssengs1e fgs Negfek VIII Asksstlse l;se M.5sis
l ps e TM sa sa ,s ts 9rs2s M
Passengers from Clover HUI wilrtake me $50 Ii
andretgrni,is, leave richmond On ihs same ays &
The MAIL TRAINS ahI stop only at chester and =
Tie x. ii. TRAIN WIN connect 1t Petersburg
with The a.ihnslc Mntsipri ansr Ohio raiiroad for
: sssss s 81 AaksSa FRals L ss s
running through to ssflmingtons s,s:..ss -
I'D i 2 .,lt,. rex aud E s 3 ca Sssss
R IcHMoN 4 /, . |. |, ~ my noRk RIVER
sorlcE TO slr1PpERs AND 4, THE TRAVEL A
E't 81 80 Train leaves tits depotfcr 81,
'BAI!rIsl0RE, lfftL NDTL riIiA, NEW YORK,
~ AND BOSTON, AND ALI, POINTS VEST. 2sts
TUESDAYS TITuRsI58y ND sa rpRpAYs. Z.
and for ESP POINT daityzat came hour Tho e
q, Sunday train FOG West Raint leayssa' A NJ. s
Freight train, VIII, psssenger ear attached leaves
Tueaays: Thursdays, and Saturday MA O'Clock a,
NJ, for through freghts ito all points N0rth ana
". EST; and 81, Mondays Wednesdays, and fridays
iflrloeas freight batwesn Ricbnond ahd est Point,
at Am. ,asea hYttqFy asiS t.Iysl IslgttAt.1G
Freight received daily, cayefalIy handIed, and
proimpay forwarded Through bills OF tsdi,,E given
to a poiats No freight taken by pssenges sraln
,;,, r.., E,,AssE;, ssas, n
From Riesm6nd to PhiIadelphfs.. IS
From Richmond To- New York .s.i 10 50
FrS from Ricatond Is Rg StSn 1i the
I1Ir lsit HN1LLtAM E.BRAGGySup Superintendent
u l.. TAYLOR, General Ticket and Freight Agents
Richmond. 49, !. ~ e8 =
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y 70 . I'll 40
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND r. If. n. Coil q
office OF; GENERAL TIcKErs.i y
ssaS as s ys :, SDz EEEIGlfr AGExT.Ssy
RIsasoND, VA, June teIll. IsSs.J {
SPEEThLpNsypIe 'Fi. Day mail Trims do
NJ iset sstp 90 Hungary. kilhys Tasfoyssiffes
Rnh. NightmaH trains do NOT stop ID any &c lba
above points except csterfscid, nor d. fisy stop
10 lo7su .,sy;Srss .5es4t Espcrai Sgpsgsntenttens
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AsDl
PoToN A. IOt;TR, MAY lJ,i 1B72. i j

POTOMAC RUETE. MAY IyiiIb1z. 49,
MAIL TRAINS RUN THROUGH TO
ISkt QuANTICO IN LIEU OF AQUfA CREEK.
= In few days the si.hedalGJwill be CHANGED. For
the present tfas are run as follows: iaft sS3sff
= UA DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-slreet station =
P. NJ. .sa5 ~ ..E' ~. ~ -. 81.
y Up9 NIGHT NAIL Icaves. Byrd-street stations
UP ACCOM- ODSriUN leaves Broad-Strect sta
ton, 8 p. 81. teacept on SuHdaysf'et
): DoWN LAY, MALL arrives al Byrd-strcet sta-
i Down \ NTHT arrives az By 81 Street sta
T. IH,WS AiaDMbiOD ATlON TRAIN arrives, at
I,rtsulStrcet station, SCI q. 81 tcAecpt Oh sun
days) 80 =. . =, ,,,,,~, o,Ix
Travellers fh,,lnd west fi1 Baltimore aud Obu rail
road viii hs ,king The Hs mail Hence conns
more aud ohio railroad BY the j.. 81 they Wiz
cnnncct With the SEQ A. BIZ at Relay House ON me
same road-the former being the -qucker nne !, Joe
points west. n.a - 70 !
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80 RAaaKspAn HINES.

81 Oh il
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81 II
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-23
Times and Places Tor Holding Courts
the Territory Of Montana.

t fs SUPREME ootHT ,ssT s3Fs i4f4
At Virginia City first Monday i'm .Ja nary and sec
II ond Monday in August
, UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURTS
p First Distrfct--At Virginia City first Monday N
April, seco Id Monday in July, and second Mon
day in November 4 "a
eeond Disfrict-At deer I.oslge, third Monday IN
April, first Monday IN September, and iifst Mon
day In December.
Third D;stricl-At Helena, first Monday ~ Marcn'
4 frst,Monday in Jniy, and fourth Monaay ~ oe-
toDer.
TERRITORIAL COURTS.
First Dfsfrict-In Madison County, at Virginia City,
first Monday in April, second Monday IN July,
and second Monday i'll Noyeinbes-
IN Gallatin CcuatN.fat Bbzenan, first Monday In
March anai Monaay in 0ctober
In Jeffelson Colinty,faf ffadersburg. second Mon
day iii May, and first Msatsay hi U@tobcr.
Ssso;ad Distrct-Dacr Lodge CeuTty, ut Deer Loage
CITY third Monday in April, INST Mohll2aSg III
ssetsbmBer, ssns fryt eleaatay in btcHaassFs
In N:ssnuli County. at Msso,lia, fourt, MonaaA
-, in Jti,e and seend N ,nsiay M November si
Il. In fBsayerlIesa County Baliuss irst Mondsy u
june, anh third Monday In ttetoser. ,;,; j III
Third DssftietIn LEWIS ss.,sl Count sat Hex
ei,a; frs, Monday in March rilrs4. .asossaksl'
July and iotir b Mo-: 10y m Oetoler er,F#sfEq t.a
In Me .gtsr county, fourth aiontsny im Alssy ana
al, rth Monday M NoFembtf W. t3sirs s
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-23


q DrEf1pESr youth was paying his adj
dresses to i gay lass Of the country. who Ind
long despalred d bringing things TO 4 crisis.
He called one day when she was alone, All
ter settling the merits of flle weather, the
girl said. aooking silly into his face:
slreali,ed s5fl you last night. q u 9
g: 'saHd ya,i. Why, inow q sl.S rsti 3
fes. i dreamed that yo,s ,skissesl me-
M snf1! NJ has an yen dream yesir
as,oIlsAf iii idrss zas aafa gIEfsfsy
Oh. dreamed she ivasfiss Il ssidsns s'aas
"A 4lalt awticd Oia tile sssutss' iHttaleSt 4
alar sSs5fd 0roke tlls stli1aess. xlfa few
sssaa Is afu il fAas we're l1lsrSied 10 as flEs.sIs
IL
TIlere are two direeTiy eppsslt req
sezas svaY, solae meTh have poor credit one
pts;lslzs tey .sle llpt nf sIle other
|pses'lss b tl'es aEa a0ss ~ Nj u -
Il ss lgg NJ sssgv y - gsslnass lssisFa'ss
Iss aassa III .ssasls asslsss stssssH s,issssEa
i - Il assssks i. - sss~ss ~ .ts4assr = +
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-23

From tbex Apst0n gHltiFatorsl
Eis 81 ssIIssxs MEMOIR Ill Es. sss
gsI xsa u nAs ano1erlw w rowsH 4 ss
M i'm \ ling ill alone % night 1asa sss
Watching the shadows on the wall 81 ssses y
TAe stsss axesshipfug clear and bright
II Thronxh the ght a dark and mystic pail,
/, s. And ReIunste Of clden times {.
Come spftIy D n me creeping, 4
A Through sybhder open door see ialats I
NJ Nv aittle ones easssping. ala asssdssif
FHt ,ss,ssa, ,-s 4. 81: iaai,
s, " lFlE "a hfnkfng new ~ of early days
j The hcms of happy childhood ssF Z e sS'
Find mem RES rise sof oltten hannfs Egt stl5
fn fancy roam the Wildwd6d. ssssss
issa The t.oasehoid band is scattered now, al
sai E.sWesvefelt Time ruthless hand,
", Sad tears will unbid,leh start, s. '.s 6
ssssa AZ think of our broken baad i'ssA
The Death Angel paused one dav .
Besideour cottage door;
Ny Father entered the phantom barque,
The Boatman fsrrisb him Q, era
Fsxfied him over fhe sunseen tide, ss q sss
That Beaiman. 50 pale and cold--iisss 81 III
aS 70 the throne Of pearl and gold .ss .,a5
And when the hills re-echoed the sound s
1g Of the stirring fife and drum, ssese I'll
n Filling the heart with fear and dread
n OF terrible things TO come E Ia II.
Our brother went, fearless and brave
We kiss'd the deer boy good bye tsfss5
But ere year had roil'd its round,
70 Our brotherseame home to die .&aa a15sa
We are sitting at Inherent hearths to night, e
NY mother, sister and me kaiEa2
The family name is cali ID no more,
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-23
81 FLINT soUP. 'Nssss

i
! "A zpuaYe ofthe army ct Isaly wAs billeted
-atslse aHoasc- "a u Savoyaru, wsi0sH wffe was
the mostag1r4ciDns Monlaninatfe whole of
/ the country around. s
4 The Zouave had drank his ppy pay s oas the
march, and sold his bread for more drink, So
as not to set out sar ,.ss sens Tans5ss. Now
/ the host was compelled ~ law to give him
but three thing that Is, water, fire and salt
two elements and one ra neral tie whole Ill
sufficient to make 4 meal. Y asss 81. s
] The zouaYe was not discouraged. He 1T
fire first. put d pot Of water, on the hearth,
/ AMI then wens eoolly to seek a large stone,
Vii ell he carefully placed is if Il was beef, IN
] the pot :
s'TIe good woman opened her eyes with as
toliishTlent
what are are y, ~ 1aiiakingg she asked
s. Flint soup = 6 IS
And i it goodf,' II. u .''.ss s.,'ssss.
so good you would lick your fingers. But
! unfortunately. I ere is q trifie needed thatI
have forgotten. =
4 ..What il itg'' 80 y s''' sSt.' ''s.t
Some vegetable to absorb the fat e S.
They shall not be venting, here are some
carrots and cabbage' =
The zouaa1ye tool, TOOK the welcome. vegetables
and continued to blow the fire. From time
/ to time lie stirred tile stone with 4 spoon
1T Il becoming tender q said he, lit is of
good aGality. What d pity there ii not 4
little hogs lard to give i i tiavor!' ss.. .s.
nc faith my boy = said the woman, 81
have never eaten flint soup. and. il, xou
promise me a plate, viii 60 and get some
hogs lard Fl,
agreed. You Sian have tile first II the
1 brosA. ,.s Y. ss NJ
The lard Is put in with the vegetables, and
already it emits saxory smell.
81 do not know ifit is trles'' said the
Zouave, speaking to himself, ssbut they have
affirmed to me chat some cloves and little,
garlic we're not superb nous N this pottage.''
The old woman had gone too far to- stop
lat 4 tfifle, The accessories were brought.
and ten minutes after he foot-sollier served
up an admirable julien, which delighted his
E'. 81 k Ys,ss stil ssg5sE@5sY Ia ittfk4a
H. The next day, when the louave was ready
70 depart, the oM woman fonpd the stone
stre f s thf pot and wished M Il return Y f.
,siks s ssaid HI IL, Nth he 4 most perfect
s0ollsss .Rat A do not IKE Ken meat @ heated i oyer
" Il alAs 1lAzs1 sll.sls s.asl .l!ts sasss
Esasa1I leviolatimy sllea sabbatia.e s1ai
Ef s@E2s gEffgsas3g r~T+r-r 3s3 Essa s4i St;svnss
Il A.rigid Salbatarian, who occasionally ex-
horts IN chnrch. and fills the pftice of Justice
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-23

ss SUHs 2 N III sss ft xtl oi lsesttHg
sHas rakenef the MrateIasall habit OF lswsssr
ing in q novel manner. IIessxHs All i,,ye1er-
ate cursor ana grtinis,lrr AL eyers meal De
sssIeefe hisssii md sass,r., st es+syths,,g
from The KFays ~ THE leai,os. His oathstlis
colorctl sI,ts napkins, sossiett tho brs.aa, and
EeairalesI ffc mis- It's wiIs 4 wenia,i Mo
3 llesee' thar the Asir ef Hoy would
cure the bite. slootistlae unseemly cssllsaa,ct
'ssanth forbearaiice ceased I'd ben vistile..
osls lli'f,illig he WAS sross s,ssIal
pfolape and WAS about te fake Il ftcsh sfaat
sst spanetl,ins else, when His wsies ssnlaessly
,sokelutlt series II sialniis e,,Fses
tlia made fae oN grlI Ie.aa sjis ssisa s,.a
lease lis l.is chair as though solne olle la-
trodsIssl pin between the ealles,.ssAs 5 soon
rs She y3lSed, hss hfeaI hlessiy rrallarked:
4 NH sai sslsi SWe III,
'slt Time 'AsiAils sAlHls Ilstl MI
ssss 81 gsRssT ets u
saas .. 'sasylsa sss 1lss
sSsasAza
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-23
who's Ahead :

y s5fs st
- a gentleman asks the girls the following
pointed questions: 1.sCould Iyou love a man
who wore f:ilse hair on his head when he had
enough of His ownp Who piHc1ies his feet
with small shoes. his hands with small gloves,
his waist with corsets and then, as # he
had not already itleforned himself enough,
tied a, huge bussle TO his back. and thrust
tiny mountains Of wire into his bosom In
reply to which lady responds: Could
yot love. b girl whozd defled her gnonth with
tobacco and loaded the air with the fumes Of
cigarsy who staggers home several times a
week the worse for liquor? Who iHdulged
in fast horses, bet high at races, and swae-
gered around the streets with questionable
companions Which picture wears athe
most alluring colors? We also see it reported
that Mrs. van Cott says II she ahadaiI the
money ever paid for liquor she could aba1y
eyery foot OF land in the world. Very likely.
And ii she had all the money paid BY wornen
for back hair, She could 'bny every drop of
liquor in the world. 8s s9ssi
es BroDklyn hasa sensation.EfsA local editor
claims to haYe made wonderful inNention
in the shape OF d ferocions sheet Iron cat,
which work ks fg machinery 1T Is armed
with terrible claws and atters all the alluring
md pafhetie cries with which the feline race
is naiftads- Placed, on the roof On q balnAy
night and SET in operation, it calls about II
sligthe prowling cats for miles around and
lo,,e byone they tack tlle glarilla sheetaiEpp
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-23
David s:arrsck and tl.e MsasdiSg.
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first four aets IL See.lseds sIe accustomed
tribute of applause at the conclusion pf
the fifth, when he. wept ioser the body of
Cordelia, every caught the Infection.
Atthis interesting moment, to the aston
'ishnentof all present, his face assnmedla
new character, and his whole frame arpeared
agitated by new passion. Itwas not tragic.
it was evidently an ndeavoF to suppress 9
laugh.
Lii afew seconds the old attendant aIobles
appeared 20 be affected in the same manner,
and the beauteoGs Cordclia. who was lying
extended ora crimssng cpuch eppenisrg her
ewes foa asee what eecasiehed th6iHterruptien,
leaped from her sofa, and with the majesty
of England, the gallant Albany, the tough
old CeHta ran, LAUGHING affa the stags The
audience could not account for this strange
termination Of a tragedy in any other way
than by sitpposing that the drdnsatis perso,ss
were seized with sudden frenzy i but their
lisibilityJ,sd aedifeFnt eources
a fat Whitechapef Butcher, seated in the
center Of the front bench of the pit. was ac-
companied by his n1astifss who being accts1
toned to sit on the same seat with his mas
ter at homes snaturally supposed that he
might here enjoy the same privilege. The
butcher sat very far back. and the dog, find
ing fair opening goS on rhe seat, ana fix-
ing his forepaWs ON the rail OF the ochestra,
peercd "a the pEffornSrssswiti. a6npright a
head and as grave an air as the most saga
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-23
.Rrother Worth sIa;Ying,,,

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"A STORY comes to ms from an interior New
York town which assures us that tile age OF
chivalry is not past. and that there is still
plenty Of work for knightserrant to do il
they would only hunt it up. Is telegraph
operator married. ayoung and pretty girl
who had 4 mother, The lady also had 2
brotlerin California whom she had, never
seem The mother took the young couple
into her house, for she had dreamed how
pleasant it wonld be for all three to live to-
gesaser under one roof. It was only dream.
The yonng man began to neglect and then
.abnse his wife and finally turned the old lady
ont of her own house and barred the door
against her. This was too much, and the
insulted spirit OF lnother-in-la telegraphed
the news Of her dire disaster and her dalgh-
ter's woes to her son in California. II SO
happened that the son-in-law.. was obliged to
send the message, and thus. winged the shaft
that afterwards qaiYered in his heart - =. The
son and brother of the oppressed women me
jumped on the first train and was soon ssleea- hes
ding awast wards the henle Of his child child
hood with Wel-settled allrpesee ol Ct re. revenge
LIZ afriycd.attlae quiet ltt|g tpwil that haf bar
never had diSttlrbance,eft IT, tlle peace and
fest ppearnll i'm the ofliaa of the Telegraph
-aperatpr,a AS fhe knight ,of tlla flashing ceW-
hhls.asIIe Identified his hrother-ii-law took o
off his coat and commenced vigorous oper.-
alton. ID rhe fellow eosnmencea bowling, and any
the Whole town tried tp get un stalks and ~ N
stofthe. Office The Californian showed the
leaders of the crowd . large pistoll. and 5ld al
vised them not to- sinterfese and they didn't.
iNcll.gs both operators obtained epnplete
satisfaction in an hour Qr itWo's IA hard work,
and then the Wielder,o the seeMyhide M tod the
-wielder of the lightning to. flash out Of that M
town. and he lost notime in making arrarM II M ge-
ments to depart. The affeetioealate mat !. soy, anq
brother then visited 3his motherand sister,
toldIheHr Of thenewl order of things, and
left withthem the ncxtdag for his Callfotlnia
home. s1s f4fts sfik slssfss ss5sss af Aaf
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