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Clover.

What a glorious crop of grass this is.
Soil is greatly benefited by it, by reason
of its being loosencd up, and the fallen
straw and leaves add much wealth of ma
nure; while as a feed nothing is better
Cows and o.--r xock will fatten on it;
and, mich and butter can always be
found on the table of the farmer who
raises it.
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PAYING debts is one of the best
means in the world to deliver you from a
neutrality-suspicious. from sin and vanity.
Pay your debts, and you will not have
wherewith to purchase a costly toy or a
pernicious pleasure. In one word, pay
your debts, and you will of necessity alb
stain from many indulgences which
would certainly end in the utter destruc'
ton both of soul and body.
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A MOTHER few dnys since, found
lost daughter in New York, under cir
cumstances showing that the girl had fall
len to the lowest depths in vice, though
all the good was not crushed out, for she
was deeply affected on meeting her moth
er. The police officer who was present
at the meetingof the two kindly expressed
sorrow for the mothers tears, that fell in
shower, and attempted to console her.
"Oh, SIR said the mother, "these are not
tears of sorrow; they are indeed, tears
of JOY at again seeing my darling child.
She is now my own with oil her faults. I"
Could anything be more touching than
that fargivness of the mother, who could
weep for joy at finding her child, who. in
every sense, seemed lost. There is les
son for fathers who discard their daugh-
tiers and son on slight provocation; that
lesson teaches that parent never should
repel child, degraded as that child may
have been. Forgive, as you hope to be
forgiven.
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SIMPLICITY is fast disappearing from
our language. BE fine, be grand, or you
are nothing. So writer in one of the
weekly periodicals must think to give
this heading to his article, "New Elements
of Hand Railing Will he not follow it
up with, "New Rudiments of Spouting,'
New Germs of Gas-piping," "New Con
stituents of Draining Tiles" etc.-Puneh.
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THERE appears to be nothing so de-
struc,ive to human lifeas empty firearms.
A pistol or gun which every one believes
to be unloaded is very likely to go off in
some miraculous manner and kill some
body, and as a rule ought to be feared
more than known to be loaded.
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To BE independent of your neighbor,
you must first have acquired perfect
mastery over yourself How should you
subdue his faculties to obedience before
you have trained your own to perfect
subservience to your will?
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Az old traveller tells a pretty tough
story about being lost in the woods with
his dog, where he could find nothing to
eat, and had to cut oii'the dogs tail which
he boiled for himself, and afterwards
gave the dog the bone We would rather
borrow a hundred dollars than believe
that story.
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PEACHES and nectarines are both Of the
same species, and may produce either the
one or the other from the same seed; that
is, peach stone may produce nectarine
tree or a nectarine seed peach tree.
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We should be careful on whom we be-
stow our benefits, for if we bestow them
upon the base minded il is like throwing
water into the sea.
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THE order of Knights of Pythias was
founded in the city of Washington, in
1864. 1t is now aourishing in thirty-six
States and Canada; dispensation has
been sent to Honolulu, and the order now
has 800 lodges with a membership Of
log O0O
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The Cambridge Tanner.

There was that old tanner in Cambridge
that the Cambridge boys laughed at, who,
though he was wealthy, went on dressing
skins. Dowse was his name. And when
you 60 to Boston and drink, not where
the best liquor is, but where the best
books are, you will be shown his library.
And some of you would do well to re-
member that, after having accumulated
a large property, he was satisfied, while
possessing himself of the finest paintings,
and Of the works of the best minds, and
cultivating his taste and acquiring knowl-
edge, to remain worker in leather. His
collection of books was the finest in that
region. And when l GO to Boston, and
| go where his engravings and colored
drawings are, Gin the Anthenaeum think
it is, whatever else look at, never fail
to pay my respects to that collection of
pictures; and | say all honor to the
sturdy tannei, that was not ashamed to
tan leather as long as he lived, and that
said, IL can be gentleman and scholar,
if j am a tanner love the smellof tan
for his sake ever since,
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The Flemingsburg Democrat hears of
two twin calves, 10 months old. The
bull weighs $40 lbs. the heifer go.
The first gained l2O lbs, and the latter
20 lbs, in one month,
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IScESDIARIEs have been burning hay
in Lyon County, Kansas. 1t was done
to prevent the immigration of Texas
cattle.
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MUcn has been said pro and con of the
propriety of grinding corn and cobs to-
gether. Those who have genius for ex-
perimcnting might serve their generation
by giving attention to this topic.
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The light of friendship is like the
light OF phosphorus, seen plainest when
all around is dark.
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Snow Inc people whose trade is dis
honest, and ! will show you a people
whose religion is a sham.
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DISSOLVE lump of copperas the size
of a hickory nut, mix with swill or feed,
and give to pig sick with kidney worm.
Sure cure.
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BATHING with tineture of arnica flow
or is recommended for galL on horses.
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Meat store.

VIZ +. RAMSEY HAS OPENED A
w /, meat store in the brick house adjoin-
ing the Garyin House, and is prepared 10 furn-
ish fresh beef, mutton, shoat, Nc, ON Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday morning..
The attention Of our farmers Is called 10
this arrangement. III
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has been frequently proved that
20 be kept sleek and healthy must
regular weekly allowance of salt.
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STANFORD
Business Directory.

CONTRACTORS.
u Carpenter.
IL oarpep,sr.
Is oapen,er.
JouS T. ALLEN SON. o.,v.o,.-.
HrsHr WHEELER Painter.
Tn II PRYOR. Painter.
wars a HIGGINS r,..,.-,-.
H Brick Layer.
Metal Rooans and Guiterins.
DIPLFY PIow MANDATORY,
IN West End Main, J. W. Wailsoe frop'e'or'
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INSURANCE AGENTS.

INSURANCE AGENTS.
A sHER owsLFY.
n Etna, Hartford, once Main strcet
John 4 owsLEY,
d Ansie., Cincinnati, ohce North Main.
IOHN J McROBERrS.
~ Triumph, Cincinnati, once North main
CEo. n wEAREN
" Franklin. Hartford North American, 5 Main.
JosIrH GRIMES,
y Amazon, Cincinnati, once North Main.
~ J. CAMPBELL.
II. Rayal Liverpool England PhGnix,
Hartford. Interi"r Journal ono.
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SENSIBLE men show their sense by
saying much in few words.
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DRY GOODS.
C,RAiG a MoALIsTER -.
L. r. HAYDEN,
south Main street
d. Opposite cour,-house'
IL. south Main Street.
CEvERAScE A MILLER
> sunny side Main Street
NIcALIsTER MILLER
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BLACKSMITH SHOPS.
WILLIAM DAUGHERTY,
Jesse H. AFFORD,
u south Main strc,t
IOIIS ". WALLACE
nAUGuERTY BARNETT,
Fast End.
w Near Depot.
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SUMMONS.


In the District Court Of the Sec ond Judicial District Of
the Territory Of Montana, in and for the County Of
Deer Lodge. -. E.. ~
A. Green, plaintiff, against Vim. Romano, defendant
Action brought In the District Court Of the Sec
ond Judicial District Of the Territory Of Montana,
and for tho county Ct Deer Lodge, In the Office u
The eope Of the Territory Of Montana send greeting
to William Romano, defendant
VOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED to appear in an
4 action brought agninst you by the above named
plaintiff IN the District Court Of the Second Judicial
District Of the Territory Of Montana in and for the
Within ten days. exclusive Of the day Of scrvict nj
ter the service you Of this summons, il served with
In this county II served out Of this county tut in
this district within twenty days otherwise within
forty days. or judgment by default will he taken
The said action is brought to obtain decree Of this
court for the force Osure Ut certain mortgage" exc.
cutcd by the said William Romano on the ID day Of
April A. H. 1871, to secure the payment Of certain
VIM. Romano for the sum Of $50 payable six months
after the date thereof to Alfred Green order that
the premises conveyed by said mortgage TO wit Lot
No: one, III IN block No. two, ~ on the North side
q Main street, IN PhiiPsenr: Deer Lodge county.
thereto belonging may be sold. and the proceeds ap
piled In the payment Of said debt and costs and such
other and further relief the Court may grant in the
premises.
And you are hereby notified, that il you foil TO ap-
pcar and answer said complaint above required tho
said plaintiff will apply 10 the court for the relief de-
rnanllcd in the sMd complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal of the District
:, Court. OF the Second Judicial District of the
OF Deer Lodge, this 10th aay Of January In the
'' year Of our Lord. one thousand eight hundred
1astd o, B. o'BANNoN, Clerk.
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nMN1alet.t

-.sons Ist.Cs sYhe.N0sa6tIGI@oIi.s-t
Enckss Comet IL now again iviaibls to
astrenouen. aud attracting Close attention.
The spectrosoope. has Ibeen brought into ser
.vice. and may give some nsv and valuable
determinations q conets have been few
r-inoe tho instrumsnt was devised. Encke
devoted much zeal and labor 70 prove from
the comet called after his mama, that there
exists , resisting medium in space which
retards its movement. The statement u
often msde thst tho existence Of matter In
space his sbeea thus demonstrated. Prot.
.Asaph, Hall rssews The discussion IN The
Amerieos JSsrSel IF Science: Hs holds
that oil other astronomical evidences OF 9
resisting medium, which have been adduced
from time to time, have been euccseeively
disproved; that thus ,fas the motions of the
planets seem 70 be in strict accord with the
law Of grsvitation; and that Encke's comet
stands alone a. . strange anomaly. He
shows that the calculations heretofore made
are not conclusive, and urges that they
should Be tested over again, with the prob.
able result Of showing that they are not
correct. 1T u 't- .s-* -...s
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whn IT, ssAyiit C,,sihtsse rr,s sate sf6ey.

T. q yu.-H.'. - .;". 1850 s-YsG lsaE 3D.
Advices from the Capital stsrtle the Hsr
aid with the information that Gov. Potts ID
disposed to log roll, coalesce, or, moro TO the
point in our Indian dialect, ''swap" with
the Democratic Councilnen in the matter
Of the appointments at his disposal being
an Auditor, Treasurer, Superintendent OF
Public instruction and three Commission.
ers of the Insane. This may appear start
where IN intensely radical Republican Elk
ecutive has the appointing, power, and IN
equally radical Council has the power to
confirm or reject such nominations % the
Governor may send 70 them; and while the
Herald may consider il : Gubefnatorial re-
lapse, and point to tho late Gov. Ashley a.
. shining light OF political CONSISTENCY, We
are not disposed to think Gov. Potts 10 t'go-
ing back" on his political friends or his Pc.
litical record In this ''swapping'' arrange
ment, If there 10 any foundation for it, but
we do think that be il acting for the best
interest of the people. and u endeatoring
10 prevent the trouble, litigation, etc., which
characterized the administration Of Gov.
Ashley in this particular matter. Itwould
no doubt b very gratifying % the Repub.
licans, ~ well . to Gov. Potts, 70 have oil
these Offices flied by Republican,, and
equally ~ agreeable 70 the Democratic
CouAcil to have them al filled by Demo.
Gratis; but. q N attempt to do either will
fail or cause endless trouble. the best way
future trouble In these Offices 10 for the
Governor and the Council to compromise
the matter, and give % honest and capable
officers The present incumbenh Of the
two first named positions suits US we'll, and
We believe suit the people. Capt. Rodgers.
the Auditor, j. sterling Democrat, and 10
thoroughly honest, capable and efficient.
Mr.: Hickman, the present Treasurer, is as
deeply died in the Republican faith, s in
every way qualified for the position, and
will prove faithful Official.
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An elderly gentleman was recently
''confidenced" on train running into Keo.
kuk, BY sharpers, who induced him to buy
. dfaft (worthless) m Buffalo for $167 10
lie paying them t~o 900 biils, and they
paying him ~ 90 ~ change The con.
ductor Oh the train took the first opportu.
nifty to Quietly suggest totthe innocent old
gentleman that he was afraid the draft va
. fraud. '.Well." was the bland response
of The impertnrabls gresay,, III it 10 any
bigger fraud. than my two one hundred
dollar notes were, then l sm not forty three
dollars ahead-vbich think I an. am
not In the habit Of dealing in counterfeit,
currency, but ! always keep little of that
sort of stuff about me for the benefit of that
sort Of customcra"
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Z. I'M s.''.-'~ :" mo. ISL
Application for Patent.
u, 8. LAND OFFICE.

s~....J .fa-..t Y. 8. LAND OFFICE,
- Helm, n. r., November sOth, 1871.
NOIiCE Is HEREBY GIVEN that William K.
- Winchell. James H.inbuckle and Samuel Mar.
SNAIL have this day made application for patent under
tnS act OF COngrcss approved July 9TH, 1870 for the
Claim to-wit The southwest quarter Of the sosth-
west quarter Of section two, and the southeast quar-
ter Of the quarter Of section three and the
ten ana the quarter Of the Quaf
Ter Of section eleven. all In Township No nine, north
ot range Range No. thirteen west, contsinng area
OF one hundred and sixty acres The adjoining claim
ants 70 these promises Henry A. Gruwe and Daniel
w: Grow9 This claim 10 more fully described BY tho
nOuce ard diagram filed In this Office copies Of which
ADD. H. SANDERS
- lOlSo Register OF Land Office.
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Have We . Healthy HAN Among us..

It 10 the custom now.a days, in speaking
of the physical condition of the American
people. to assume that what ever character.
istics belong to them are 70 be traced back
10 women; and even the casual observer
perccives that We, q people. are subject
to various weaknesses, or disorders, the
consequence 10 that the delicate shoulders
of women are weighed down with heavy
bundle Of complaints aud advice. Against
this We protest It IL not courteous, 70 say
the least; and lesidee. the assumption ID
unsupported. When it comes 10 . matter of
health, the question ID not one of sex, but
one of race; and although it 10 undoubted.
ly true that no people can long maintain 1t
self without healthy mothers, yet it is just
as true that no people can long maintain it.
self without healthy fathers.
Have we healthy man among Us? Yes, as
individuals, but he Is not what is called. in
current talk, 1.-The average man." This IL
the land of patent medicines, and the sup.
ply 10 equal TO the demand. ~4it
There are two specific causes for the i'll
health of men. In the first place every
man IL trying 10 get on In life. We begin
when we are boys. No one 10 born to .
place in society. Every one is told and feels
that he must make for himself place. And
so, that he may step higher up he 10 con.
tinually aiming at star rather than tree,
or often cxhausts himself In seeking that
which Is SIN beyond him. ~ III "|
In the second place. the pleasures Of men
often ipjurc them. The young man At col
lcge rows himself out Of health. while the
man Ut rbusiness mistakes excitement for
pleasure. There must bc something pun
gent and almost acrid about even the Occu.
pations Vt . day = 'leisures There II 10 time
10 these days for one to cit In the sun aid
sing songs. Something more IL charged
upon woman. In her devotion to fashion
il IL sid she renders herself unft 70 become
. mother. But how Is it with men! Has
not indulgence - often ruined the father,
q fashion the m0ther?-Ne.o York Ese.
ajn0 Poet. .:-~ -..ra.-.-a .,.. "a .mcF
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E3anlEruptcv Notice.

o0n4Sruptcv Notice.
Supreme Court Of Montana, Second Judicial District
thcre0f. ~.
u the ntatter Of Louis 4 Coleman, bankrupts-In
A. WARRANT In bankruptcy has been issued by
ana Lew Coleman copartners snder the name and
EYE o. Louis Coleman of the county Of deer Lodge
tana, adjndged bankrupts upon the petition Of their
Sacmtor. and the payment Of any debts ana the de-
livery g any psopes bsoeGnx t. said baakrapts 70
hy them ~ forbidden BY law. A meStina oi Tia.
cssdIeers Of said hankrupis prove their debts aud
choose one or more assignces 81 their estate WIN DO
city, In the county Of Madison in said Territory and
District q Montana, on the ID day Of January ism
g y O'Clock NJ, Of said day, at the Office II Thso.
4umy, on Main street OF said town "t'' 'A7N ~
at ..3 q W. +, WHEKLER. y. y. Marshal,
ls6td MA h,a.*, b jon GLASS, Deputy.
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Inapo.>tant to Miners.
j, uMINERAL, LAND SURVEYS.

Il, MINERAL LAND SURVEYS.
HAVlNG been appointed Deputy Surveyor of min
Literal lands fof ne wAois Terstiosy of MoHtsns.
t4a only person IN the Territory that is legally
autn0rzed @ mike mineral land SURVEYS Tor patent
9n IN. sSe Sess os C0agfess II July s6sh, 1866 and
No second survey Win be required when tho prelm.
-aisy survey haa been executed BY myself. =,
,sip ~ nan9 ~ the blanks that are requisite in
Al REQUISITE proofs can be made before INC ut tho
ZINE ne o. making the preli1ltpafy survey. NO.
~ sdas.ss s0syeyss psSestiOn fees, &C., caupon
70 cnarxe. Hnae for sdvice Of infOs nation.
Oee on esscecM,d9s near Rotney street. nett
sedsw9 isa1 ., lI0a aag l,,s eco. II HOoTK 81.
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A. esc, smsnias> presented himself Il
s s:,:; sSaE .. s3's'sst I s..,.,
~ w VITO aabo.x re.a
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=" A good hims To- bestesi than riches" a
shrewd bat iunpEincjpledb 7baiiuess chsp
lately attended the sale - Q ehoeel n Ohio.
He hadn'ts esqkia biz pocket, bat hs stood
mp end bid boldly, ..'Tvsaty-sight thousand
dollar. Il wae'knooked down to him, and
when The question Wa asked, who u the
purchaser" this audacious scamp replied:
The ''Peunsylvanis Railroad, OF course,
he was not required in peSson 70 put Up the
money from an imperial buyer like thai,
whereby he vs. aba in the course Of .
few days 10 cell the whole 70 another party
for 81, 900 dollars, sad clear the difference.
The county i NOW aid y b full Of szmps
buying hotels for ~ Peaasylyapia railroad.
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Plow and Spring Steel,
Toe Calk Steel,
Anvils, vises. Bellows, 4
Rasps, Hammers,
Borax, Etc, ETC.,
Spring Point Shovele,
Gold Pane,
10 aud - In. Slnice FoPke
Custom Made Picks
Brass NOzzlcs, '''-
Hydraulic Pipe. Etc. If
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~o OPENED. III.
WARM SPRINGS HoTEL,
DEER LODGE MOUND, M.T.,)

e..rEs D.. t@s r-
DEEh LODGE MOUND N, ~
OPENED FOR GUESTS SEPT. 1s, 1871.
Iar ,,s New and E,er.ntly Furnished Note
: c;na,a "a Su,mu;nr p.th.
>. , 1aox rss
b now csnpss'sd md Open for Quests. D. "'.4"
free Dsc Lodge and other points vii Ss ssrvsd With
- s ''''s' W ""e @"' -.n away III ''e '"'
i1es:su ;aoo.s: Ths Iedieisai yistae oi.S:.s %
WSo Ssys 81 tas@. to ~ cssIed on IS. Gossi.
'''
pssosnress disxct 70 lie Hessi pistsSce from Dees
-. ., -.
Public 10 respectfully solicited. =, v,,o,. p..
Warm Springs. Sept ia fS7l. : : lls
T1oA srnAse. WI h R'oHARdsoS
St10n8 q RICHARDSON
,,o G...I. ...
:. - - - $50 .
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II Mayor MediR ef Chieegp. - .rscslyed,a
lasier, from iths NasagaF RI ~ London
0reSAih apnEislag him thet The artists, ~
thas paper had proposed = allsgorical pic.
ture com11d h61lv1 ad1l uiAQsoa disaster
and The great sympathetic outbreak Of The
Eng1iSh peop5S " ~ ocdAil 6h Il Tho necss.
cary amount has been subscribed " the
Flsfshds and IT, bsopeistssso ~ 1s1pAic,
and the oomm,ssion.1 srAae ipaialiag yaAssa
~ NJ hard' q NJ +, AswisAgs Of The
noycl Akssa.Ss9y, II n has pst - gises
work In ordefto carry out The plan q ,oec6,
- that black and white cartoon Of lie
glinniosi1e l1eeGls ~ 4ssrsxhlbtssd q tths
~ tDeSRk q u nljd1A saaehy.i o2sh!
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a Pennsyiivanii., II ppapelff say,I: .'chicago
VA probably tks mott p5pdlous city ID he
world, previous - AZ tonnigrati6n.. Some
n, 0oCSooro f li1et 1-dsidlusS eidsens' ihavs
paaIted1 through CHS aif ifi ne post siIfeee
weelas:H You csntn lhio1 I -6lt il sSy'di.
rsction without hisslSf y Taiileffss. TIE
.dtaleo g booDaainR DHd1aAsan rasa., III