The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01
CLIPPINGS.

| Is grand creature, even if he is a little
stingy about the franchise , res ~ s's8 sa ii
| One hundred and fifty-seven persons COM
nitted marriage in Chicago last week. Some
body must have married an odd wife, +s
| A Virginia woman was recently cut off i'm
the of her usefulness at the age of one
hundred and'eighty-seven. Tobacco did II
The Springfield Republican, says SIT is
strange but true that no State has SO many
temperance organizations as Connecticut.
and In no State is liquor more tree r.
The annual report OF Henry Ward Beech
er's church, Brooklyn, New York, shows
that there have been, during the year, 2oe
admissions to membership. and 73 removals -
total membership, 21l6. The Sunday School
has 1888 scholars; the Bethel, 1898, and the
Navy Mission, 2s40. The income from pew
rent was $36,774, and the collections for char
table purposes $40, ,004. .... ........s..-, .y
A barrel of buckwheat flour exploded re-
Gently at Keokuk, Iowa. man of science
calmly says that the buekwheat was proha-
bly, wet, and being confined in the barrel, an
alcoholic vapor was generated, which ignited
as the lid was taken off and a lighted candle
brought into contact. That is all very we'll,
but whom or what can we trust when the
staff Of life goes back on us like gunpoytler
or tro-glycerine, and barrel of slap-iack
timber turns out a self constituted internal
machine - sryzs s-E .1...-.+ ..gt4
IT is great mistake to measure the enioy-
ment of others by our own; to expect uni
formity of opinion in this world to look for
Judgment and experience in youth; to en-
deavor to mold all dispositions alike; not to
yield in immaterial trifes; to look for per
fcction in our own actions; to worry our
selves and others for Whist cannot be remeded:
not to alleviate all that needs alienation, g
far as lies in our power, not TO m Ike allow
ance for the infirmities of others; to consider
everything impossible which we cannot per-
form to believe only WHIST Jour finite mind
can grasp; to expect to be able to under
stand sverythingv The greatest of all mis-
takes is to be live only for time, when any
moment may launch US into eternity.
BITTER MILK.-Cream, by standing long, is
apt to become bitter. This is especially the
case when it is accumulated from day to day,
the quantity being small. 1t rarely occurs
wheh there is an ambulance OF milk, aud
charming is resorted to every day. If it does
occur it may be in the feed. There are many
bitter weeds, that doubtless impart this prii,-
ciple along with other odors, taints etc.
Clean feed with timely churning and proper
temperature for the milk, will probably rem
edy the evil. '"s'''
10 kESDER MATER SOFT FOB WAsHING.--
Stir u pint of fresh, Stacked lime to a gallon
OF water; let it settle; pouri ii OF from the y
sediment carefully, and Immediately bottle. g
and cork it tight. Add a tumblsrful oil this
lime water othe hard water stra it we'll to-
gether; let the sediments settle 1 then pour
off the water through canton flannel cloth.
.fHK following is the Recommendation late
" given hy aialy to her departing servant:
The bearer has been in my house year
minus eleven months. During this time saa.
has shown herself dilixent-at the hoassa
door, frugal-in work mindtul-ot heraaa,s
prompt excuses friendly naen.
her lovers; and honest-ThsE