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The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-22
HITS OF FUN.

] Mock Turtle Kissing before Company ant
fighting afterNard. u
Girls snowaday. it is said. know too mucl
1 at fifteen and too Little at itty. i &,
Figures want lie n is not supposed to ap
i ply to a fashionable woinan's figure, says til,
/ Mobile Register. 5is49sis i5
"You cruel man, cried Mrs. Jellikenss
'smy tears have no effect on you at all. =
',Well, drop 'em them said the brutal Jelli
kens. fss 4s<Yf salHsHss 4a t
an enthusiastic African, who had ssspen,
de winter in Jamaky," .ound it All earthly
paradise. He said he could ..le abed, aud
putting his arms out OBJ de windy, ick
oranges, pine-apple and Jainaky rum righ,
off de trees, ss55ta9a
a young lady in a suburban town who has
| received the attentions of young man for
some time. on being asked what his business
was, replied naiyely. ..Oh, he is bulamer
for a dry. goods firm in Boston, She
meant drummer.
An Irishman having jumped into the water
| to save man from drowning. upon receiving
quarter from the person as a reward for the
service, looked first at a the money and then
at him, and at last exclaimed; Pm over
paid for the job.''
'.Sambo, my massa always trabbled; yours
ebber stay at home" .'Dat berry true. Jim !;
but you know what the proverb say-.rolIin'
stone gadder no moss mo. Sanlbo, but it
gadder polish: and dat ere's qualification
your massa STAN berry mnch in need OBJ,
d During the examination of witness as to
the locality of the stairs in tile house, the
counsel asked him; (which way did the
stairs runy' The witness, who, by the way,
is a noted wag. replied: Zone way they raj,
up but the other way they ran down.
One evening in company. during eonversa-
ton, a gentleman quoted the expression, that
ssMan proposes, and God disposes." ssYes,''
said a maiden present, a man proposed to
Inc once, / said no, and have never seen him
since, SO | thought somebody had disposed OF
him. ii.
q man broke chair over his wife's head !.
week or two ago. When he got to jail and
the clei gynlan undertook to talk with him,
he displayed a good deal of penitance. He
said that he was very sorry that he had per-
mitted his anger to gain tie mastery OF him
and to suffer him to do such an act. because
it was good chair, one of those good, old
fashioned Windsor chairs, which was an heir
loom in his family, and he knew he never
could replace it.. s..st5s... ss5.,, #IsiIf
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is now seen reposing by bis camp fire under
the tall signing pines of Oregon; next frozen
UP in his rude, snow-piled cabin in Idaho
again, drowning il the pouring rains Of Cali
foinia- scorclliag under the fierce sun OF
Arizona, or far away south in Nevada he il
found with parched lips and swollen tongue,
creeping wearily around the borders Of Death
Valley he never dies, but ever restlessly
Wanders I'd and fro in the wiIds Of the land
mountains of gold filing his dreams By day
and by night - Virginia City Enterprise.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-22
Geyserland.

L. - a L
The valley Of the Yosemite is the name OF
the grand, picturesque md majestic. Its SUI
perb forests, towering cliffs, aud great catar-
acts are peerless throughout the earth. By
an act of Congress it is set apart aud reserved
for perpetual pleasuring ground for, the
| world. And the world says we'll done. ,i
In Southern Montana and extending into
Wyoming, although only accessible from the
Montana approaches, is AZ, area of country,
until a year or so past only known ofin what
were esteemed the mythical stories. of stray
hunters and prospectors. In, it are hundreds
Of geysers. throwing at regular Or, irregular
Intervals columns Of water from apertnrcs in
some instances twenty feet il diameter, TO q
hight of over 250 feet, so grand in numbers,
proportions, action aud characteristics that
the far-faned geysers OF Iceland are insignifi-
cant in comparison. Here, too. a broad riy-
er, in quick succession. leaps, planges into
chasm 50 deep, and dark that at brightest
MONDAY those who stand at its surface, can
see the heavens starred above them. Here
arc mountains of sulphur, vast areas Of boil
ING springs, mud volcano, caves in the solid
rock belchilig forth hot water and steam, and
wonders sinnumerable-a very Aroaaa b,.fsT-
ne. No soul has permanently sllronaed its
eli from the world within its weired confines.
But to it will come in tile coming years thou
sands from every quarter of the globe, to
look with awe upon its amazing Phenomena,
and with pen, pencil, tongue and camera,
publish its rnarvels to the enlightened realms.
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OFFICE
RESIDENCE
Governor.
secretary -.....
Chief Justice.
Times and Places for Holding Courts I'm
4 the Territory Of Montana.

SUPREME COURT.
AT Virginia City, first Monday in January and sec.
ond Monday III August
10 ~ UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURTS.
First Districf-At Virginia City first M 'nday in
3April, seco I'd Monday in July, and second Mon
day in November
'eeond Disfricf--At Deer Lodge third Monday in
April, first Monday in September, and first Mon
day in December. E
Third Disfrfct-At Helena, first Monday in March
first Monday ia July, and fourth Monday IN Oc-
tober. i5t6 tt staA
7...rEf TERRITORIAL COURTS.
first Disfrict-In Madison County, at Virginia City ,
first Monday in April, second Monday in July, (,
and second Monday in November.
In Galiatin County, at Bozem m, first Monday In
March and fifth Monaay in October.
In jefferson County, at Radersburg, second Mon
day in May, and first Monday in October.
Second Dstricf-Deer Lodge County, Mt Deer Lodge
City, third Monday in April; first Monday in
September, and first Monday in December.
In Missoula County. at Missoula, fourth Monday
in June and second Monday IN November.
In Beaver Head County, Bannask, first Monday in
June, and third Monday in October.
Third DistTict-In Lewis and Clark County, at Hell
ena, first Monday March, first Monday in
July, and four h Monday in October.
In Meagher County fourth Monday in May and
OH rih Monday IN November.
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VOLUME /.

r E r. M -: u
One year, in advance or during the FIRST As 90
One year, payable after the first quarter 90
OK nonths IN advance. 90
"a, ~ curing term OF Subscription. 4 90
Ahree months. invariably IN advance. 2 90
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-10

VI" vacancy, and treasure in memorv IN,
bfilliancy which has been extiorui.bsi f.,
ever.
Inc lie OF our deceased friend forcibIv
reminds us that the Great | Am il No 20
specter OF persons. That neither beauty.
intellect accomplishments or wealth can
stay the cold hand of Death; but all a,i,o
must bow to the inexorable decree. and no
respite is granted because of earthly spr.
foundings. Could these things have STAYED
the iiat, she woull still be living. far sbs
had them all. But nay, when the lev rr,sn
is laid upon the vitals, theeye which sp,rklel
must grow dim, the pulse which bound.
must cease, the body which was bessBr,r
must grow cold, and the coffin and the
ground hide forever our treasures. Bnt tba
promise Of the Man OF Sorrows assures II.
That though the body mast perish, vet in the
spirit shall we see God.
The mourning relatives and numerous
'''c''"1 .. the deceased have a comforting
assurance that in her blam eless walk and
amiable life she lad nothing to fear in death,
and may the same kind Providence which
showered so many blessings in this life upon
their beautiful mother be no less profuse in
His gifts to her innocent children, whose
orPhanage will be soothed in part by the
same gentle sympathy and love which made
happy the heart of their mother.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-10
special Notice,

lnasmuch as other urgent business
demands my whole time and attention
L have determined, not without con.
siderable degree of reluctance, to offer
The Va~'i7gton Telegraph Office for sale.
q he pn'per has attained position which
renders it sdif-sustaining-is, in fact,
florlrishing5 but the caas ses above sta.
ted impsratively demand the course
sndicated. The material of the Office
IS all good There are two good press
'es, new type enoagh to publish a
large. esglt-cclumn paper, and large
.4ussatity Of well assorted job type.
Apply carly.
J. +. BORDEN.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-10
SCHOOL NOTICE.

THE FIRST SESSION of Mineral Springs
l. Male and Female Academy will open
on the first Monday in February next, and
continue twenty weeks oonsecutvely, at
the following rates:
FIRST class, nclnding spelling, reading,
writing mental arithmetic, and pri>
mary arithmetic and grammar, Sl2 90
Second Class, including the above,
together with arithmetic, geogra
hy,English grammar first lessons
in composition and history, Il 50
Third class, including the above, to-
gether with the higher English
branches aud the Greek and Latin
languages, 23 80
Inciaen,ai fee, 90
Bills payable one half in advance, the
remainder at the close of the session.
Boarding, exclusive of lights and washing,
about twelve aud half dollars per month h.
THOS. w. HAYS, p.;t.
ID. c, COWLING, I l INV ''''''
Nov. Goth, lS7l. 3>2m
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-10
III q Il Il T.

U The King Plow of the West,
Brinleys Universal, will be sold by me
at factory prices, with freight added.
This plow has been tried in the black
land in this vicinity, and proved per-
feet success.
j. f. BORDEN.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-10
LOCAL 1T EMS
OUR AGENTS.

MAJ. CHARLES f, MIrcHrt l. .L
20 receive and receipt for subscription, anv ,n,,
a. HauaesbWg-PRoF. J. w. H,Rprp
IPring hm- GILES l.. MCKNrGHr, EsG
ntnergf nj SPrlHgs-MR. WIN. Johnson.
CoH"0as Ma. j L. STUART.
CsntreeiHs-MR. w. J. PowEII
ndsnoiaS-MAJ. , o. P, ANDERSON.
Dfah-DR. j: X. Woirf.
TondsTMR: }. d. LAfIMER.
Le'otssitis-HENRS Moore, ESQ
~. NeriaA-MR. JNo. 8. WFTvrp
htctmond-CAPr. PeRRy
Loehsbue--MR. II. c, WfLLiANsoS
Noscoo-MR. b. F. LEE,
fHhon-MR GEO. w. ORToy.
peH Lomo"de-Capt. B. II. KINswoRTuy
, Local Agents are authorized TO refs'n t.,
Qeer cent. Of all subscriptions. u"
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SELECT SCHOOL
FOR K0gHG LADIES.

Nj RS. K I. WHITE wishes to announce
4'i to her fn nds and acquaintances, that
she will open School for the reception of
Young Ladies on the Second MoRdqy in
JdnHdry, at her resi- lence, (property recently
occupied by j. ID, jones, Esq) The Prin,
clpal' from her long experience as a teacher,
feels confident that she will be able TO render
entire satisfaction to all parents that ng =
lntrust their children to her care. That sho
has taught with success in this comr unity
there are those now in its midst mat can
testify to the fact; and she here calls unon
the many wives and mothers o. Washington
and its vicinity whom she has assisted IN
training for the rrsponsibls duties of life. TO
aid her with their inhueace.
. tAls--Tifir' SIS on of 81 weeks, .sl5.
go and So, accor Iing 10 the advancement
ot the pdpH. Tie course of study will en-
brace oil the ord nary English branches
usually taught in schools of high order.
The ersices OF n competent Music teacher
htve be en- procured who viii give three faith
iul lessons of one hour each per peek for $2j
per session.
Use of instrument per session, So
i Incidental expenses, /,
| REFERENCES-Capt. s. T. Saunders
Gen. G. d, Royston. Mai. b. +. Hampstead
and w. w. Andrews, Esq,
| Washington, Jan. 3, ls72. 23itf
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-10
TO THE PUBLIC.

HAVlNG disposed of my entire interest in
IL the Drug business to DR. W. p Hart,
and having determined to retire from the
practice OF my profession at This place, beg
leave in this public manner. 10 Acknowledge
my appreciation of the patronage extended
to the late firm, and to solicit continuance
ct 1t to my late partner aud worthy success
sor TO the firm, who will continue the bust.
ness at the old stand.
Respectfully.
W. c. SMITH, NJ. u.
Washington, Jan. ,, 1872. 23:l
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-10
Photograph Gallery
EUREKA SALOON.

THE proprietor would respectfully inform
l. his friends and the public generally,
that he keeps constantly on hand the best
Liquors, Ale, Oysters, Sardne es, Cigars, etc.
which he will dispose Of on the most reason
able terms for cash.
W. ROWToN.
August 30,ls7l.
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Dissolution N0tice.
AnnOun ceme ent for IS,2

HAVING purchased the entire interest of
Ill DIR. W. C. Smith in the firm huaiqrss
heretofore conducted under the firm name
of Hart n Smith, | beg leave to return my
thanks to the cid friends and patrons Of the
firm, and to notify them, and the public
generally, that will continue the Drug
Busiusss and the practice of my profession
on my own account, aud Sirictig on the cash
principle, at the old stand.
Respectfully,
y. p. HART, NJ. d.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-10
READ AND REFLECT.

V'1E picture of a near and dear relative
l. is seldom ever appreciated until they
have passed away. Ny
Photograph Gallery
Will be closed IN few days until winter
and those who desire life like pictures OF
themselves or friends will do well to make
early application.
A. L. WARNER. 6-tf.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-10

gloss and freshness Of youth. Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, SO that y new
growth of hair is produced Instead
of fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
It's occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration Of vitality it gives to tha
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton of dandruff, which is often 80 un-
cleanly and offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and inju-
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambric, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy
lustre, and grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr.. J, c. Aver & Co.,
1rsSsioal and Analytical Oheuaisss.
LOWELL, MASS.
r. 4. HINTON ~ CO., 1gents.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-10
Ayers S
irVigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy and
efectual for
preserving the
hair. IL soon
restores faded
or gray hair
to its original
color, Nth tho
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-10
TELEGRAPH
L A ND A GEN CY,
WASHINGTON, ARK,

UAS for sale
IL A residence, and grounds con tanning an
acre and half, in the suburbs of Washing
ton. Very desirable.
S. s. f. IL, II, 2i.-Improved-go
land-one halt under fence,
Over 400 acres good black land two miles
north of WAshington-wcll improved-one
hundred and fifty acres in cultivation.
Thirteen hundred acres near Fulton.
Six hundred acres good farming land six
miles west Of Washlngton-500 under fence.
The 81 of sec 26, and the M Of sec. 35,
in township l3, range "a.
The west half of section "a, in township
l3, range 1870 acres, part good creek
bottom, good spring and beautiful place for
dwelling-a bargain.
600 scre tract-l40 acres In cultivation
about half the tract is good Ozan bottom
land, the other half good upland. Comfor,
table residence, on high, dry, and healthy
situation-new gin house, cotton screw, gin
stand, corn mill and thresher on the place.
A fine scat on the place for n water mill
good hog range convenient--three churches
and excellent schools in the neighborhood.
Situated about twelve miles from Washing,
ton on the Little Rock road. Very desirable
property.
Address or call upon
J. Z. BORDEN.
Sept l3-f
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-10
None knew her but to love her,
None named her but to praise"

No one can fill ber place; n.>urning and
sadness shadow the hearts of those who
loved her most, The broken tendrils of the
hearts that twined 30 closely arouud her NAV
attach TO her beautiful orphans. but they can
n>ver attain the strength and yerdnre of
those that knit themselves about the orioi.
nal Such vacancies are like the loss of
stars from the skies, We can only stare AT
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-01-10

me best assortment Of Tobacco perhaps
ever offered here. Call and see for yourself.
(ur goods are bought for cash, and under
the most favorable circumstances, for we
claim that we have superior advantages now,
ooih IN buying and shipping our goods, and
we are determined TO give our customers the
full benefit of all these advantages. The
prices we put on our goods are sufficient
proof of this, W, 5 Linton has the manage
ment of the hUsi0fgs In the house
r, l.. HINTON & co.
Washington, Nov. %. ISL.
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PROPOSALS.
MObk FOR uNITED STATES COUNT
hoUsE AND POST VfFlCk, COLUMBIA.
sc, ABOVE THE wATER TABLE


oFFIcr OF srrERISIKSDESr, October 2sth, lsY
Superintendent until IL " NovEMBEG 80 lSa for
the working and Cutting the Granite required for
the construction Il the rst. second third
snd chimneys OF new Court house n Pool Ofioc,
All cutting, beds, asher face: all nodded WORK,
&c, te be cut as reqr red by specifications and
SIZE details, and models, hich will be Furnished TO
the contractor o. required.
grades u cutting, may be tn the once OF tho
Supervising Architect NJ Washington, u. @. OF IN
thu tfhcs Of the superintendent st Columbia >. q.
The stone, cut aid ready 10 be set, viii be- isliv
red On the site OF the building, already devised.
IL@ "a tire cutting Of the nrst story viii require 10
be &c WeIed tesdl 20 set on OF before he nr- day
the hst day Of Nov ember, ls-3 aud the renal uder
VIII require 20 lie furnished AID delivered on ar
before the first DAY Of January, lisa, IN ier penaty
81 sloo yer each aud every day delay hey dad the
times above stipulated.
Proposals. IN b. mace Tor the entire cutting AZ
shown on the draw ings and described by the sp~oih
Payments viii be made monthly. aeductinr 10 nv
cent OF work executed until the nnsl completion II
All bids must be made on a printes form, which
Will be obtained at this Office, and be accompanied By
the boEd OF two responsible persons isfths sun a
SiO UCo that the bidder viii accept and -rOrm the
conf act az srdec lm the bond 20 be approved by
the United States district Judge or clerk Of the
United States court IN the district in which the bid
The Department reserves the right 90 reject any
all bids u il be deemed FOR the interest Of the
form M eNerJ respect 10 the reguiremeuts u ihs
II lot be considered I'D, or treated
a. such.
Plans, specific aions and forms OF proposal can be
procured on application TO ths Ofhce-
Proposals must be enclosed in a sealed envelope
endorsed Pr9possls tor the Cutting Of Granite
and addressed to the &c geTi.,s9dent
noy7zlt g. I. BEkG, Superintendent.
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L THE st% J1iL OF faE pfsfsIcT OF
COlIMBl
OFFICE OF SrPERrrsrSe ARcnrrrcr-

r.
IhEAsl ny DEPARTMENT, November a. l.-a
eealed Proposals Nlli DE receig ed Al this Ofiioa
until IL m. II the 2bTH DAY OF NOVFNsEs
49, or tcrnishig and deli .trins the site OF the
New jan Tor the District 81 Columbia, on Reserve-
tion No. d, $50 cubic yslds. more or le-. OF
Granite, Limestone, or other hard durable stos.
broken TO the size Of hens eges, and suitable for
COhcIet the whole 10 be deliA cred within forty
Gays required by the progress Of the work, OF AZ
sUoh times thereafter as may be required by tbe
Superintendent, or much sooner a. may De de-
sired BY the contractor.
A wharf v III be erected the premise- the u-s
Of which will be allowed the cCntT actor, Tree a
charge.
Zach proposal TO be accompanied by 9 sample oS
the stone intended 10 b. furnished.
Proposals will be made by the cubic yard aud The
material viii he received by weight. weie ht a
yard 20 be ascertained by the superint emf bT
neasurine accurately and weigh ne the same
All bids must be made the printed form 20 he
obtained ~ this Ofce, and ust be accompanied bv
. penal bond In the sum Of Thousand dollars
The contract II awarded him.
The right 20 reject any all bids is reserved
Payments will be made monthly. deductIns ten
l0l per cent until the completion Of the contract
Proposals. must lie enclosed in a sealed en- elope,
erdorted Proposa,s for Concrete Stone Tor the
New Jail of the District of Columbia aud sd-
dressed TO A. B. MULLETT,
nC6-td SuperyisinR Architect.
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DRoPOsALs FOR BUBBLE STONE FOB THE
NEW JAIL OF The DlsTkICT OF o.
oFTIcE OF svPEEvIsIys ARCHITECT,

OFFICE OF sUPEEVIsIvG ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, November o, lS1
Sealed Proposals viii be received at this once
Until IL m Of the 26TH DAY NOVEMBER, ls7,.
for furnishing and delivering the site OF the New
Jail for the District Of Columbia, Res6ry alton
No Is, cay 800 cubic yards more less Of Bubble,
Granite or Seneca Store ope-qusrter 20 be bond
stones, Of length equal 20 the thickness Of The
walls, and 20 ntaiD not lees than ten flO cubic
feet Ard no 81 70 contain less than and one
half 1sD cubic feet, be ess than siI fs1 inches
thick 10 be delivered in quantities subject 10 the
order a the Superintendent and such times q
may be N bis Judgment rec usite, ucL soopcr
as may be desired by the contractor.
wharf Will be erected on the premises, the uze
OF which viii be allowed the contractor free a
charge.
Proposals VIII be made by the cubic yard snd the
material will be received by weight, the weight Of q
yard TO be sscertaBed by the Superintendent In
measuring accurately and weighing the same.
All bids must be made on the printed form TO BE-
obtained at this Office, and must be accompanied By
penal bond In the sum Of i've Thousand dollars.
te5 90 that the bidder will accept and perform the
contract IL awarded him.
The right TO reject any or all bids IL reserved.
Payments will be made monthly, dsductins ten
ll0l cent until the comrletion Of the o0ltrsct
Proposals must be enclosed IN q sealed envelope
endorsed Proposal for Bubble stone for the Neu
Jail Of the District 4 Columbia, and addressed TO
A. q. mULLErr,
no5-td Supervising Architect.
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n IHRsUPkEsE COUgrOF TIE pIsTaICT
OF COLUNBIk ANA

In ,es ss.s s,se,as Tgm, norembr 4, 1877.
afaSsSAshp " CO. X, deceased the adninistps,s1r
Supreme court VII ~ ,h the aspIObailOn- of the
SsmsSr p@inlted 7 yEsDAY, the d: h dsy Of :,
essio, "a io.z Tor the Email setti eue ut ana distr
s aa OF me assets IN hand, far as the ssms
nave peen COLLECTED and turned into n.rn ease
shen and where all the creditor, And heir. w
deceased are notified to attend, with their r,siaa
properY youehed or they may otherwise by Ia - -
exeinded from ali benefit in said deceas-ds ess.,s.
frortdsd, copy Of this order be pniiished onSs =
said day. Test ''oe' 'o tne
no,s tn So A.wEssTKR, Register Of vl,.
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EVENING STAR.

RxPuBLrcAS1sx IN ESsLAEp1The English
republican sgitator, BrsdIausn; ma written q
eivin, hrs views Of the progress and prospects eff
repubIican ideas in England. He says: English
renublican clubs will soon combine to form a
national association. He does not favor an
alliance with communists. In his opinion, il is
perfectly lawful TO dethrone the reigni1g family
by Parliamentary means. Bradlaugh claims
that republican ideas are having a steady
growth throughout that country. If landed
proprietors will make liberal concessions,
he hopes the republic may be post
poned, since lie regards the land question
a. the real battlefield in Great Britain.
He says :-'f The agricultural laborers have
teen aroused by hunger and misery from po-
htieal leihargy. Empty bellies think fercely,
and it will require much more than Bishop of
GlOucester's sneer at agitators, or Duke OF
Marlboroughs threat against indictments, 10
check this movement among farm lsborers.
One of them told me the other day, There are
hundreds of us who want to join you, II You
will come among and tell Us how" Brad
laugh concludes by advocating perfect religious
freedom.