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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-03-07

To THE GRAvE.-What mighty pro-
cession is marching toward the grave
during each year At the usual estimate.
during year, more than 100000 a.
the worlds population so down to the
earth again. Place them in long array,
and they will give a moving column of
more than thirteen hundred to every mile
of the globes circumference Only think
of it ponder and look upon these as.
founding computations What a spec
tacle, as they move on-tramp, tramp,
tramp, forward upon this stupendous
dead march
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-03-07

THE ASSASSINATION. As told in the
British House of Commons by Mr.. Glad
stone and Colonel Sykes, the story of
Lord Mayo's assassination is substantial
ly the same as was told in the cable dis
patches. The assassin was convict
named Shier Ali, under sentence of i'm
prisonment for life for murder and had
been cut off from communication with
his Mohammedan brethren in India for a
considerable time. Lord Mayo had in
spected the convict settlement at Fort
Blair, and was on his way to the pier at
which he had landed when the assassin
broke through the guards surrounding
the viceroy and stabbed him twice in the
back
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-03-07
PRAoT1cA1 CHRISTIANITY. Mr.. Spur

Practical CHRISTIANITY. Mr.. Spur
geon, the Noneo,yormiSt says, tells the
following story of the conversion of a
servant girl When she was asked,
care you converted !" she replied, "I
hope so, sir" "What makes you think
that yon are really child of God ?"
"Well, sir, there is a great change in me
frem what there used to be-" "What is
the changer" az don't know, sir, but
there is a change in all things. But there
is one thing, always sweep under the
mats now"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-03-07
Grecian Brigandagc.

Poor Greece seems to be perpetua]ly
going from bad to worse. Large sums OF
money are spent yearly there for the sup
preston of brigandage. yet the brigands
increase, and are scarcely ever brought to
justice. In'two years forty-seven persons
are known to have been murdered by
these outlaws, twenty-one wounded, and
nineteen released on ranSoms, while OF
the fate of l07 others, known to have
been captured by the robber bands moth
ing has been asceltained whatever. Six
of the ransomcd persons had to pay, ag-
gregately, about one hundred thousand
dollars, which is said to be more than the
cost of all the Greek Missions and LegG-
tions abroad. The roads are affirmed to
be not so good as they were in the days
of Pericles, and the army is shamelulIy
mismanaged ; and it would really seem
that things could not be worse if the bri-
gands had entire control of the whole
country, instead Of, as now, considera-
Bile part oft. Mr.. Watson, who succeed
ed Mr.. Edward Herbert as British Secro-
tary of Legation at Athens, has just pub
lisicd an account of the state of affairs
there, which is dark indeed He says
that Greece is hopelessly insolvent and
hopelessly ill-governed. Athens itself is
a beleaguered city, the number and au-
dacity of the brigands making it quite
unsafe to venture into the environs, and
the annual expenditures Of the government
for seven years, have greatly exceeded
the receipts. There seems to be hardly
a ray of hope for Greece, unless some
strong, daring man should arise to
achieve the patriotic work Of reform, and
even such an one, were he Perlcles him
self, could hardly change the degenerate
spirit of the people.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-03-07

AN ENGLISH FAsHIoN.-The English
fashion of weddings is becoming quite
popular here The bride is attended at
church by six bridesmaids, who walk in
couples up the aisle, there being no
groomsmen. There are also six ushers,
who, after the ceremony, take the place
Of groomsmen, and conduct the brides
maids from the church. The bride walks
up the aisle with her father, and the
groom waits for her at the alter steps,
having entered previously at side door.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-03-07

How They DO 1T.-The Gazette Of
Naples publishes details of a tragedy, on
board the Vittor Pisani, which may
convey 10 some people II more correct
notion Of defamation" than perhaps
some of them have at present:
"a murder had been committed on
board, but the criminal had not been
discovered. Capt. Lovera di Maria call
ed all the mon on deck, and after ques-
tioning them one by one, without result,
he announced that he regretted to be
obliged to have recourse to an extreme
measure prescribed by the code for ves-
sells at sea. The crew, he said, must be
decimated immediately. There names
were put into m urn nd drawn ; the
tenth was ordered aft, his eyes We're
bandaged, and firing party drawn up
for execution. The commander was
about to give the order TO fire, when a
seaman, native of Sardinia, stepped
forward and confessed the crime. A
drum-head court-martial was at once
formed, and the murderer was con-
demned to death and shot instanter.
Six others, who were proved to have
been accomplices, were sentenced to
ten years imprisonment and kept in
irons in the hold.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-03-07

An ANTIDoTE.-On good authority it
is promulgated abroad that two drops Of
turpentine oil in little milk is COM
plete antidote to PHOSPHORUS poison.
Children not unfrequently bite off the
charged end Of phosphoric matches, and
swallow them. II is stated that girl
was recently saved in England, who had
actually eight of them in her stomach by
this newly discovered remedy,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-03-07

Two MEN MURDERED,-At General
McIntosh's camp, on the st, Joseph and
Denver Railroad, near Fairburg, Kansas,
a desperate called Kentucky Jack killed
two men, one of them McIntosh's clerk
and the other his cook. The inmates of
the camp tied the murderer to stake,
and were about burning him alive, when
he was rescued by the authorities.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-03-07

A DEPUTY marshal left Fargo, on the
Red River, in charge of four prisoners
whom he was to take to Pembina. Two
of them escaped and he followed in pur-
suit. The three mcn have not since
been heard of-probably they persisted
in the storm or he was murdered.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-03-07

EXECUTION OF A MURDERER John
Traviss, who shot in fit of jealousy a
man named johnson, near Newmarket,
Ont, some months since, was executed
in the Jail yard at Toronto. He made a
full confession. Traviss addressed the
spectatorsn attendance, expressing con-
triton for his crime. Death ensued al
most instantly, only a slight convulsive
motion being perceptible.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-03-07
The YagAhOnd SNge.

An old man of very active physiog-
nomy, answering to the name of Jacob
Wilmot, was brought to the Police Court.
His clothes looked as though they might
have been bought secondhand in his
youthful prime, for they suffered more
from rubs of the world than the proprie-
tor himself.
"What business %
"None. Tn a travclcr."
"a yagabond, perhaps ?"
"You are not far wrong. Travellers
and vagabonds are about The same thing.
The difference is that the latter travels
without money, and the former without
brains"
"Whcre have you Travelled p
GAIL over the continent"
For what purpose ?"
"Observatiou."
"What have you observed p
GA little to commend, much to CEN
sure and a great deal to laugh at"
"iIumph what do you commend p
4" 4 handsome woman who will stay at
home an eloquent preacher who will
preach short sermons; a good writer
that will not write too much aud a fool
that has sense enough to hold his
tongue"
"What do you ccnsurc ?"
A man that malries girl for her fine
clothing; youth who studies medicine
while he has the use of his hands and
the people who will elect drunkard to
Office"
"What do you laugh at ?"
81 laugh at man who expects his
position to command that respect which
his personal qualifications and qualities
do not merit"
He was dismisscd.-HeyuM
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-03-07

PHILADELPHIA has sent away {, 290, 5S8
gallons of petroleum since Jan. l. This
is 2, 1871 gallons more than during the
same period in 1871.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-08-01
csh botte ,,,;6 ,,a,,,r;h < sasr :, se,, -.

q SD bate mid nansIid 70 febr an ben gerz
febr NIT rileirer S6lIerir sepobnt ,lnb iie 70
berSli6 iieb SefuDitren, tinb aud he Gins NIT
elmer 70 bingebenben Ireue an mn, baf, mir
iifts entfbIo1en, trs ME ,piebsr pot einanber
All trenneir ilno auf's Snnisife pereinist bin.
fort burd' 2eben sli fuanbeIn SIRE gItera
rparen NIT uifern ntidIuB einper{tanben unb
Ieidt entoedten mir einen @eiiIiden Der tins
ais Mann iinb @eib einiesnete. Sic Iuurbe
mir angetratt auf raeiien tpabren glamen,
ipie 'i6 i'm aus meinen Bapieren nadIuies,
Das binosrte tns inSefIer ti9t ben 9iamen
3arpet peIden ib fraber ansenontf.en bate,
tpeiter 5n fiibren. So, mir Derbeiratbeten ai,s,
,irb ME IN tneinet 2ebeit Bis aiif ben beutigen
Gag, ba mid ,s,ir nod cine furse Spanne 3eit
ppn Der gmigfeit trennt babe i6 1lria9e 9es
babt, ienen Sdritt al bereuetl. gSubte ib
mid bod pom eiuer eirsisen Meni6enleele
treu ,lnb Sartlid seliebt uab uiele, piele frobe
ilrb 3ufrie6ene Stirnbet firb mir aus bieiem
gepabtIein ertpa9fen. ,9i
sA4244i ~ GSortyebttnd foIat. y tit
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-08-01

men ,,mberitreifenben DrabtfIedter soaen, bob
er an Danfe t6 Sbnen aus tiefitem 6ersenss
srunoe. Mber 9lauben Sic mir, id befinbe
mid auberbalb bes 8ereides meni9Ii9er SaI.
fc, nnb naber ais cine iol9e liest mir bic Muf=
8abe pel4e 81 I0Ien - 10 Der 6imn,eL es
nidt anbers beidloiien bat = mir nod in
tiIeiitet lebten 2ebensitunben pesa6nnt 1T. 3,
iuein @ott i6 aiftere Bel benz @ebarisls, bab
Der ber5loie Menfd mid a,f Der Stelle topten
fpnI,fe. r4
Damn bat er SeeSorf ,nb syelaen, Die mo-
ber getreten ruaren, ebenfalls bidt por ieinen,
Eager Ylat gu itebnter. ~ 'iHaH b
sfur nod cine sSrase, berett 8eantportuns
pielet6t ba5u beitrdst mid s,i ber,lbiser, fubr
er oarauf fort: barf bic sSdrnilie See6orf bofz
fen, ryieber in ben 8eiib ibres alien Stamtn=
sutes 5u selansens |
! IS rualten bariiber feline ,3tpeifeI rtebr, be-
itati9te Seeborf iiberseusenb; mas Serr pon
SeIseft ei1leitete, bas ruerben nit gemeimidaft=
lid sl einem suten gnbe fibre,L barauf sebe
10 Sbileit meme Sanb, ,inb Sic, elmer Der
treueften sSreunbe ilnierer ssan1ilie, 1olIen bet
@rfe iein benz i9 genaue 9tnsfunft iiber bic
UdtteI ertbeile, rpeI1e rns Il. Der 8erfolsuns
nnierer 3wefe sur 8erfasuns fteben - gz b
Stein, neirL iebt nidt fiel Rarpet elm, ir,s
benz ct Die barsebotene 5anb brildte, i'd bin
NIT Sbrer GrfIdr,rns Sifrieoen ano ribte sur
nod bic Bitte an Sic, mid IN tnei1er Gradb=
lung 10 rpenis toie n16slib su itr,terbre6em,
.ielbit 1penr Der MrSt eintreffen iollte, feline
Stortlng bon NnBen su bulben.
: Damn 59aitte ct Elm Beil6en na9benfltb
in bas ffafernbe Raminfeuer, tpel6es @runow,
Der neben bemleIben auf einen, ,tiebrisen Stub
le 1aB fbiirte, tttb iid enbli5 NIT einem ties
fen Seaf3er Der balb obnn1dbtisen 9elene a,l=
febrenb, begann er aiSs 9.ee 85h.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-08-01

ir-7s lleber Die neuli6 mieber aufsemorfene
Srase beSiislib bes perbaltniBmabisen @er=
tbes oes beutf6en unb amerifaniz
i9en S9weine fIeif6es f9reibt bic Mii=
iouri Staatsseituns: ,8or etlua IA Sabrea.
f6webte berielbe Streit lift beuti9er ober
atnerifaniIder S9iafen beIier? r. apii6en beut=
f6en Smporte,lret ,lnbl beutlden S9Ia9t=
bausbeTbern in ct. 2o,iis. Die 6a9e fiibrte
}dIiebIi6 su elmer @ette 9lnselrobt & 8artb
iusportirten elm Dnbeno ober mebr Der beiten
weIpbaIii S9infen. Die bieiisen e6Ia6tz
baaisbeiiber 5esten anoere base9en. Cine 9lrt
Don sS,lrp ipurbe periamn,elt unb ale 8orz
februnsen ruurben setroffer babgiemanO pub=
te, Oh Ct fiir ober sesen a,nerifanii6en, reip.
paterIanbiIden Sdirlfen iirtbeile. Sas SEE
{uItat mar bab ber ipetpbaliIde Sbinfen erit
ben pierten 9laB erbieit, iinb bGB serabe Die
eigeneit Snportenre ibr 8otitf1 9e9en benz
5eIben absaben. 9ies benefit siettlt6 biinois,
bab bas Nprurtbeil fir ben ruefpbdIifden ooer
eurppdifden Sdinfen eben ntdts neiter als
eia gorartbeiI III. @ir moIIer nidt bebaapter,
baB ber almerifanif9e Sped, Der auf ben oeut=
fben Marft fortntt, INNER tabeaos Subereitet
III. 9lber Der Sebler Der ai1erifanii6en
S6weine ober ibrer aebensart 1T bas nidt;
gidet,t, Niiie, &orn bic 9tnlerifa in nebers
fliib fiefert 1inb iebenfalls beiere Satter,
als bic beutI1e S1lempe. '1f 80.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-08-01

Sm Chicago trat nenlid cine beberSte
Sraitin etne Sdenfe 3og Elm piitolunb nabm
ibren Mann beim DIR, Der fi6 dnseiidts oer
brobenben @afTe gum @aaoiunl aler glnpeienz
ben sur Ibar bi,,a,ls fiibren lieb,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-08-01
3ttta9aro 81 aieTer, Ssra,ass4spel 4p


8ebiusunsens a
Y. 8sei Dsqars @sr SeJr, II Bsrsasbe,stIu
Ser 6eiItlfider.
ssasIass y sstt astsslasasa ,en salsna nSusats,
Il sss Sortistuna iiqi gpa
Dunielbeit benf9te rinssu,t, bic @eiidts
iilge Alter perfdteiernb; ober itbent 6eten
ole f9 ibr ndbera6e i9lanfe geifalt n bi
Mrnte 19IoE intem ne heiEe Ihrdftert tpeiut
un6 bns liebe AntIib nit 9iif5ett bebedte. ma,
es, ols ob es litbter Gag III ben SeeIen 8ei
Der geporoen mare, oIs Of fie iid sesenleitif
oeuttt9 9eleben, ibre 9er3en uer einanbsrif ID
tnal8er 2iebe ge6ifnet iIn6 uereiniat bdtten. i
Netie 6ilbe Iparbe 9eiproden. Ser SO.
] 1ttatoM ber beinabe cine Gtun6e qebalten hdt.
te, fubr eine flirse @trede oauon, an, ben lDa;
gen IN bic Nidhine mad Wl5ueuborft All len.
fen.I Seebnrf nnb qBerner fabsr lief erariifen
aaf bic bei6en bunfeln ssraueaaeitalten, Sic
! lidb gar flidt rnebr pon einanoer idienen trea.
,qs Da i6ollte bas poItermoe @erau5d beribes,
NIT uel9em ei,a Da8en in i6arfer @ansart
bir9 ben @ai6 8etrieben ,uarbe. Mnfanes
adtetesn ni6t baraaf. IGrlt ais bas ssSSubrz
fpert ole 4dibe lerreidte inb furs uor benz Bes
&c nad} bem 6a9sbrint anbieIt, fullrbe man
aufnterfldm, nno 8eipannt, iDie pon b0fen Mb=
ninsen erfaIt bIidten MIle atf oenlel6en bin.
ss 0ier warfe, ert0nte Dilbagb's GfisAme ernit
i'no te!erstdk Inoem e. leaera Jreunoe &aspsr,
pen. gt9ent9amer oes Settermagens, ieine Bes
teble estbe.lte; pelns 5ral begleitet mid ,nab
penn 9p9sbrsilf Ssr,oe aintereeilen ltnL 0es
n'n msr, looalo oas ssrdnleln berest 1T oufz
preden tonness. 81 slta gsl sts,ss
33afsW oenalelbea Aueenb lif entoedte er ben
lnr0ldm .durudfebrenoen Yoltua9eil llno falt
9ie!db3ettl8 pie pier neben elnanoer febenbe1
tSeltalten a,lf ben, Seitenspese. 9,blsal
ueberraIbt ifbritt 5fr anf lebtere ,aaii ser
tpollte 1ld9 nab Dem .Smef ,brer Antpelenbelt
en Dem abaslegenen Arte erftnolgen, als er
Qeleten'S s Sftmnie pern0btu, ore beforgt fncb
lelnem Malle8ell fragte-s 81 .. y B
gbrerbietls lno mt e1nem Nnltanbez Der
n!dDt Iuenl9 an oie 3eleit ertnnerte ~ tpetdett
ole Mos!1dfeIt nod npr ibm lag, iidiu eiger
beoeutenoen Sebensltellun9 etnpor du 1dntits
gen, 500 9Aoadb lelnen 9ut, rporauf er tn ges
,paDlten Worteil lelne 8ennstbuut,8 auBerte,'
oele1e 8erape bier alt tretfen; oept, s.eb nlilb
oas 9naoi9e 1rdnle.t1 orlll9eno erlsdenk ibtob
er mt elnen1 ln Der 9untelbeit perIdwir,rlerts
Den &ratfilb, mid obne ySer3ng nab ytopers
bort auf sdloB 54 beglelten. ,aass
4nt 8 S9loB! tra9te !pelene beltilrSt i 7
Nut,S S1lob 4 sfr0Ate tbr Wriloer nlCbt rltits
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-08-01

II
um 10 baIb ais rnDsli6 bort gu iein. 0tubt
bu pprber in's Saus suriid? 5aF4 E.a.
Nein; Der 8ater idlaft inb erwadt erit
lanse mad Iasesanbrud iinbet er bann Die
sSrau &asper BEL iid, 10 iit er Sufriebe,l.
go pertrauen mir eub benn un1ern 0ater
an, uer1ebte Seeborf, irbem er an ben gSasen
trat unb oent er1talnten &asper ,lno bei1en tn
Der Ndbe rpeilenben Srau bic Sanb rei6te.
g8ie ibr uns ni1t per9eilen babt, ,pollen aud
mir eurer ssreunbi9aft elpis einsebenf bleibe,1.
9Serben Sic ,lns na6 benz S6lob besletten
fraste ct barauf Saoa6. sl5d ~
SD folge nit &asper mad, anttportete Der
mibsliidte Nobfamm perbinblid), balo nod
ben Serri6aften bin i'd i'm G9lob. 8ieaeidt
Sas n,eine Gesenmart bort seuiir56t ,uirb.
Seeborf martete, bis &asper's Srau itd)
auf ben @es nad bem 'Da6sbrinf beseben
uno SIload neben feinem Sreunoe auf ben,
2etterpoaen Ylab senommen bate. Damn
fiibrte CT 6efene sun Bo1tmagen, une nadben,
er suerlt bieier ilnb ben,na9i Uianuela btneinz
aeboLien, foIste er NIT gSerner nod. aah
gSobin fraste ber Bo1tiaon. III 52I
9or's S9lob i'll Wopenborit, antlportete
Geebort il,,O boppeltes Grintselb, ,uenn es III,
sSluae aebt !s54 aalt GHagftia#q5 g939}d 3a4t
Ser &utidenidlas fiel seraui6uoa gu, Die
geitlde fnaIlte uno IN, i6arfen Srabe eilten
bic 8ferbe NIT ibrer 2ait pom Der 6aibe auf
ben Walb gu. Sn gerinser Gntfern,ins fols=
te NIT berielben giIe Der 2eiterwasen. 3asb
Oiein @ott, n,ein 8ott, mas 1perben mir erz
fabren! ipra9 6elene aus bebrdnsten, Sers
sen, iobalo bic pferoe ii9 in 8epesgns selett
batten. tssa9 .aa =, s.,,,a.so g,,1..,
gliemanb aatmortete. Sbres 8rubers Geili
mar su ernit beiddftist, oas, mas ibm in bio.
Gen Mnbeutunsen funb seporoen nit nett,
melt auriidliesenben greisniien in 3uian,men.
hama au brinsen. Sn @eraer's 8ruit lager
i'm &fe bas bo9fte 2iebessliif unb innis.
ites Weitleib. Snoem 9elene iid1 aber mat
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ten oortsen 4late anop ponll
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-07
DESTRUCTIVE G0sFz.AtsEs.a-
TE8T*
Fors Barker Destroyed IS use.
E0@8 A.gsT 1a..sss9

-
After our paper hal aeen putt fttss last
week, " resolved tieiings If fIat Parker,
known fes they eisaAst,Ae Mission, ct Grow
Agency located on tbs Upper Yellowstone.
valley, about thirty five miles east II goze-
man, having been TOTALLY Destroyed ~
fire. This Post was erected iii 1850 hys Col.
L. NJ, Black, Il vas well designed Tor The
purpose for Which it was built, ileing sub
stantially constructed Of square hewei logs,
shingle root with quarters for the agent aud
attaches, sfore-houses. etc.
We have been furnished with the following
particulars of the origin, etc. Of the fire by
a gentleman who was present:
a day or two before the eonfiagration 4
man that had formerly been watchnian at tile
Agency and was still stopping there, took
up. some ashes from the stove in the employ
ees room, and threw them among some saw
dustin The north hastiaa, and was reprimand
ed at tile time for SO doing. Some time
during the following night the sawausf# was
discovered TO be on lire, and the men threw
several buckets of water on it. and so thor
oughy examined it as to pronounce the fire
entirely extinguished. It was also locked
at on the night of the cenfiagraiion and no
fire discovered, but at 2 o'clock on the night
OF the 30th ult.. that bastioa was discovered
to be on fire blythe flames bursting through
the door and into thereon OF the employees.
The fire spread rapidly, as q heavy gale was
blowing at tho time. Strenuous efforts were
made 10 save one halfthe stoekaeIe. but it was
futile before such 4 high winti, and when the
effort was abandoned, there vas very little.
chance to save the store, hence the severe
loss. The aggregate loss will amount to
about $4,000. The original cost of the
stoekade and buildings destroyed amounted
to about $50, 900. Some four thousand sacks
Of -four, besides other Indian supplies, we're
burnt. Wealso learn that the loss 10 private
individuals viii amount TO q considerable
sum.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-07

DISTRICT oURr.Hon F. g. servis, the
newly appointed Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court and Judge of the First Judi
cial District, arrived in Bozeman on Sunday
last, accompanied by Theo, Muffiy, Esq,
District Clerk, and Hon. Samuel Word, and
opened Court oa Monday. 1t is matter of
congrstulation to the taxpayers of this
county that Judge Servls has exhibited such
commendablc promptitude in the matter Of
holding term of Court here Immediately
upon his arrival in the Territory. There are
three criminal eases on the docket, and had
the term lapsed, it would have taxed our
people with an additional cest Of several
thousand dollars. Judge Seryis is spoken Of
il the highest terms BY all who have had The
pleasure of forming his acquaintance. From
our knowledge Of the honorable gentleman.
we predict tlat he will make an acceptable
Judge, both to the bar and people Of this
District and the Territory.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-07

re commend Tie fs,lioNialg truthful !i4ss.
translated from tie Gssaaslsll bg Or. sTas IL
bro !, .ll!d Einiis tllfnisiHd Is 81 That gef.-
tlenlaal ii The careful s;sfstsI 81 those bllsi
ness 45en who do MI advertise aud aff. con
.tinslatI, grfmhlil1g about ssarH times.
II hess trade greNssiaeis* aud aates fell tttie
= re fsaafssat lace sfs.s IS 3ltszssslla ltts
81 III sttelfss. f5.ft lis. ssIj Ia sss.sst.
AfstssI mis- NJ: sillia him sastis
s Asssssie. Ut olt.e, & efgttl - bed.
= lsffssl Nsar q tr. iliE u 4 i5sita
eaaitssts t1it So Woltis Iitta al nieHs
NY a0Uls wis.,. To sell IL 9asis
Aid 10 s9slf vi Yes anil 4taiis Ats9s, TOO;
III E7tiees aheys Siissn hesso lns
.isat eHeti Shall buy before they g0t7 'a
iestsfd as his good wife aasisea.
And Ill Inc paper advertised
crowds eNllis and bought On all be kad
HIS notes We're paifi--hIa dreams were glad.
Anu he viii tell you to this day
TOW well di. printers INK fepaf
lie tod AIS with Knowing wink
TOW he WAS saTsd Wita printers ink
HE other in place fs i5g hit.
genieflted Mas the press IL slight,
And die not lei the iseopfe know
Df Nlsatile had or where to go.
lis tIa1Is We're Cue ana were not paid,
= levy Oh his gaofis was fualle:
Iae store was closed until The sale,
ana Tor some time lie WAS III jail
A hitnkTnpt now, without a cent,
At leisure he ran deep repent,
That he was foolish and aawise,
Ana did nat freely tYerttse.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-07

REruRsEp.-We are glad to chronicle the
return of the energetic and genial gentleman
Chas. Rich to our midst. Mr.. r. has absent
on his annual business tour to the ''City on
the BaY," aud to say that he returns looking
fresh Us daisy would be but half telling it.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-07
FINE LIQUORS!

We have appointed WILLIAMS s. MURRAY
Sole Agents for our celebrated
Sci Keller and 9th Esfstrscs
Kentucky Bourbon Whiskeys, snd j. w CAFE 6.
Co.'S. Pure Pennsylvania Rye Whisky. AIessrs
Williams and Murray also have the sale OF our
genuine
Tennessee Peach brandy,
by Jas Meaumaw
IRA N. MALIN ~ BRO,
Is u II South Sd st, ST. Louis Mo-