The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-18
The Social Evil.

h6F. nODert ColIyeT. OF JnicaSO, speaking
Of the social evil, gave itas decided opinion
that one Of the chief duties that devolyed up
OH all Of us to urge young people to get mar
ried. He preached a sermon ono. year on
| that very subject. He looked forward to the
time when a good mechanic would be vel.
coined in the best circles Of society, as freely
as ministers. lawyers and physicians. It war
high time, he thought, that our daughters
should be as proud of being good housewives,
as accomplished performers on the piano,
He was as proud Of the first horseshoe he
! made, as he was Of any work he had done
since, and wished there was less good me-
,.hanics spoiled than there arc now. by being
turned into poor members Of the professions.
- literal Chvistac7s
Intelligence from Germany indicates that
larger number OF people are leaving the
country than ever was known before. The
majority are bound for the United Suites,
though not a few go TO South America and
Australia. They leave the country without
the regrets expressed by those who departed
years ago. A Frankfort paper says the
young men and maidens on the way to the
steamer that Is to carry them SO far from
Fatherland, are adorned with flowers and
ribbons. and 60 singing songs Of rejoicing.
Many things have united to bring about this
state Of things. The religious and education
al troubles throughout the German Emeire.
the rigors Of military system in tinnes Of
peace, the fear Of wars in the future, all have
made the Germans disconnected with heir
country. Besides these things The labor
troubles, that have eliminated in numerous
and long continued strikes, and the constant
" increasing expense of living in large
towns andcities, have helped produce manis
for emigration. The rnsh towards the sea
board from some parts of Germany is so
great that the railroads are Obliged to pnt on
extra trains. allie tickets on steamers readi-.
" sell At premium.
EFrECTs or THE RARIFIxD AIR OF NEyA-
DA.-A Nevada paper. speaking Of the rarity
OF the atmosphere sf Virginia City, says:
Ballet-daneers are frequently unable to go
through their parts. and srcsres are inlpossi-
Bile. Persons arriving from their places near
the level Of the sea, who are at nome rapid
walkers, soon find themselves brought up
with round turn. and either spit blood or
bleed at the nose. Little brisk walking ID
seen in the city. People do not seem 20 ac-a
tive rs they really are, for the reason that
they have been compelled to adopt the gait
which, il not lazy, is at least rather lelsnrely.
Hot weather il felt much more severely and
is much more facilitating than ut the sea
level. When the thermometer marks 50 de-
grees in this elevated region, the air il OF
niue, less value than it is at the sea level un-
der the same heat. Pigeons that fly very
strongly in California are like uadedged birds
when brought hoe. Lots Of pigeons brought
from California for pigeon shooting matches
are often almost worthless, as upon being
sprung from the trap they will flutter and
come to the gsennd before going two rods.
FAIIHFuLNEss TO EMPLoYERs. There ID
no greater mistake young man can commit