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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-10-10

DIR. PEcHoLrER AYERS that a milk diet, II
strictly adhered to. will relieve person at
fiic,ed with certain forms of heart disease.
Under the influence of this diet the impulse
Of the heart diminishes. together with the
palpitation. and the congested condition Of
the face, the brain aud the lungs. Tho pa
tient experiences unexpected improvement,
and by the adoption pf this plan, life may be
prolonged, even in cases where permanent
cure cannot be hoped for.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-10-10
Coed News Of the Northern Pacific
3 tsss Railroad. x. +,


Governor Potts this morning received q
letter from Mr.. Nettleton, confidential secre-
tary of the financial agents OF the N. P. Rail-
road, in which Mr.. Nettleton assures Gov
erner Potts that the failure of Jaw Cooke &
Co. will not effect the N. r. Company the
least, or retard the building OF the road. He
says the affairs Of the Company are now in
much better condition than they were a
month since. The Company owes nothing.
and win meet the January interest on bonds.
The Directors feel not the slightest dissOur-
agement, and will immediately form new
financial combination to carry out the work
as it has heen already prniectod and laid Out,
and the gr at enterprise will progress az was
anticipated before the cWsh. The Company
is experiencing no cramp, as has been report
ed and will feel none. Boats will be placed
on the Missouri and Yellowstone rivers next
spring hive been made with
large Montana freighters to transfer their
trains and bus ness from the U. P.to the
Yellowstone and the n. P.--and the Com
pany expect to compete successfully next
season for Montana trefghts. The Ida Stock
dale, in the interest of the N. Il, left Bis
ma,ck on the 22d Of Septemberto test the
navIgability of the Ye -lowstone river. This
is good news indeed, and we feel like shout
ing once again halleluiah. - Montonia,s. = ss
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-10-10
nIRECronY or CoUNrY orFcERs.

"A. Il, 81 A. M, 3
~ q Stated comm rnications of Gallatin Lodge No. o
UIFN A NJ neld at their hall on the first Satur-
day evening en- Or before the iuil moon u eaon
Visiting brethren are cordially invited to attend
THoS. II. EDWARDS, w. nj.
r. F. MENKFEE, Sec.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-10-10

HOME MADE PICTURE FRAMEs.-Cut strips
of stiff pastebord, about an inch wide, the
desired length, clip the ends to point. and
cover with any nice black cloth, like broad
cloth or fine CASHMERE lap the ends at the
corners of the frame, and fastep with white
or gilt button. Bind your picture and glass
together with strips Of gummed paper and
glue, or to the frame. Hang against white
wall. Bronzed paper, which can be bought
for eight cents sheet, may be used instead
Of cloth, which case short strip across the
corners of the frame is a great addition to it's
comeliness.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-10-10

NEWSPAPER DECISIONS.
L. Any who takes paper regularly from the
Psstofice-whether directed to his anoti-
tA tt M er'sor whether he has subscribed motifs
g$GA sponsIble for the payment. &e
2. If person orders his paper discontinued, he
must pay all arrearages, lie publisher may
tinue to send it until payment is mate and collect
@ the whole amount, whether The paper Is taken from
the Office or NOT. "a 6E#B 4ses Etft&8
s. The courts have decided that refusing to take
the newspapers periodic ,s from the Postoffce,
- removing and leaving them uncalled for, is
i5Dd ~ primo facia evidence of intentional fraud.
49, -..,-rti REGULATING LEGAL PUBLICATIONS.
Ftt AN ACT to amend Act entitled. tAn Act to
provide for and regulate the rates OF charges for
i03t II the publication oflegal documents, - approved
January 9th, 1872. si N yas }ts t4 4es.t
s4 enacted by the Legislative Assembly Of the Ter
rifory Of Montana:
-t SECTION Publishers of newspapers in this Ter
ritory shall be entitled to the following fees for
b. publication Of all legal advertisements: Fos the
g hrst insertion of each folio of one hundred words
sshree dollars; for ea subsequent insertion, two
dollars.
F9s8s -
st@It ~ SEC g. printer of legal advertisements
shall be entitled to payment of his full fees before
isa being required certificate of the pub
cation.
Approved December IS, 1871.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-10-10

To CLEAN FURNIrURE.--An old cabinet
maker says the best &reparatioh for cleaning
picture frames and restoring furniture, cs-
pecially that somewhat nlarred or scratched, !,
il 4 mixture Of three quarts Hnseed oil and
one part spirits Of tnrpentine. Itnot only
covers tile disfgured surface, but restores
wood to its original color and leaves lnstre
upon the surface. Put on with .Moolen
cloth. and when dry, rub with wooden.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-10-10
Fatal shooting In Independence.
49, & asYa Rlissouri.r

: L,le Of The most desperate and fatal shoot-
ing atfrsys occurred in Independence, NO..
last Sunday evening hetweent three and tour
o.cleck. Gel. Jim Crow Childs, an ex-Con-
tederatc,. living about one and half miles
from ndepedudence, went Into merchants
store. when a quarrel ensued and Childs
knocked him down and beat him severely.
The merchant did not resent and Childs lefs
the store. ssfs tlst
subsequently. Captsin Peacock, druggist
and city Marshal pf Independence, atternpt-
9d. to arrest Guilds and he resisted, when the
former knocked -hlni down with his caae.
Knowing the yillalnous character ct the des-
perado, Captain Peacock continued to pound
him over the head with his cancr Childs had
Just drawn Ills six inch Smith n Wessoa from
its sc,bbard, when son of Capt. Peacock
stepped up and shot .Childs In the forehead,
the ball coming out at the back of his head
and killing him instantly, Atrthis juncture,
son Of Child., thirteen years OF age, fired
with the murderous spirit Of his ignoble
father. rushed in, grabbed the revolver from
the clutch Of lHs dead father, cooked 1t with
both hands and shot Capt Peacock, the bali
entering his breast nnder tie lett nipple and
passing through the hung. He was not e1-
pected to live at last accounta.a
Then young Peaeock drew his revolver
and shot young Childs. Young Childs re-
turned the shot. the ball passing through the
calf OF young Peacock 8 leg. The Deputy
Sheriff OF jackson county came up at this
juncture and shot at young Chllds, the bali
passing through his stomach and lodging
near the spine. @Childs returned the fire aud
shot tile Sheriff in the breast and young Pea
cock Ia the side. Then the latter mounted
his horse and tried to escape, but from loss
of blood fell Off and was taken to his homo
in Independence, where tits hoped he may
recover stsi'a8@ g sl1l ats.l
I Col Childs and Ills son were carried into
hotel near by, where the latter died within
twenty minutes. Before the sons death, he
said ifihe survived he would kill Marshal
Peacock. his son and the Deputy Sheriff on
sight. He requested his younger brother. of
ten years, TO do the same II he did not re-,
cover ga Efstf sH 1si th28t
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-10-10
MUnDER or GE.NEHAI. Ef,COOK.
Id a3ssas - = Z ~ - a7a8t qs t0i
( Details or the Assassination
Y4SroN. i,AKoTA. September IL


a.,Ss. 80 Y4NroN, ilAK0TA. september IL.
Last night an alteration occurred between
General E. s. McCook. Secretary Of dakota,
and r. II. VinaermHte, a broker OF this city,
in a billiard parlor Of the Charles Hotel.
during which Wintermufe used Insulting Ian.
guaee which was promptly resented by the
General. who gaye Wilheraute q thrashing
Tie e Genersl lilen went tnhisarooill. VIM
term.,te. washing bleed from his face re-
marked 70 sic " saunders fbat ArC Cook conid
whip. HIM. but that hes Wintcrmute) would
shoot him, and immeliately went iive bloc IS,
gol a pistol. and returned. a Airailroad neet-
ing Was in session i'm the hoseI at the time
.WAitermute entered the assembly. Mc Cook,
auawarc of lis presence, also entered the
ROOM. when Wintermntc raised and, sp-
preaching, fired his pistol, the shot taking
elIrc, in Tie left breast. The General grap-
pied with his assassin. and . second shot was
fired, when Wintormutc was thrown ro the
floor. During the s;rnggie, Two more shots
were fired, one Of which slightly wolnised q
bystander. Only one shot took effect. which
proved fatal. The General fingered until
seven o'clock this morning, when he expired.
He was fully conscious to the last, and died
like brave man. Wintermate Is under ar
rest. The city is shrowded in gloon, and
flags are flying NJ halt-mast. At one time IT
was feared that Wintermute would be lynch
ed, but, cooler counsels prevailed. The body
is dressed in tile uniform. OF . Aajcr-General
which lie wore during the war. The csfin is
draped with the United States flag, and a
large concourse Of ctizens will escort the
body to depot, from whence it will be for
warded by ! special train to his friends in the
East, accompanied by Governor Burbank
aud other distin guished gentlemen. i9f7 :
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-10-10


A NEW DoDGH.--One of the most ingeni-
ous and daring thefts on record was perpe-
trated short time since at, the village of
Briery Hill, England. A lad entered the
store OF grocer of the place, and bought a
roll of bread, which he asked the man to
stuff down tbs back OF his jacket, as his COM
panion outside would take It away from him
If he saw it. The grocer complied with the
apparently innocent request, and having had
his loaf placed in its original hiding-place
the boy left. Hardly had he, quilted the store
wien another lad rushing in exclaimed:
do you know what that chap has done he
has prigged your watch r The grocer looked
in horror, and saw his watch-ehain dangling
and his Itch gone. There lie goes!' said
his informant, pointing to al figure seen 60
ing down the street; and the stere-keepar
Immediately rushed out in pursuit, leaving
the store unguarded. When he reached the
corner the supposed thief had vanished, and
returning to his store be found that in his sb--
sence the. inforner had emptied the till and
gone off with the money! The two thieves
have so far escaped captures sfI
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-10-10

OcCIDENT.- Governor Sanfordss horse Oc-
cident has proved himself king OF the turf on
the raciiIc Ceast. During the Sacramento
races. silver plate valued at $4,000 was of
fered to any horse beating the best time on
record tn California. and as Goldsmith Maid
had trotred i'll 2:17 IA oyer the Agricultural
Park course, it was necessary for Occident
to beat that time If he won the plate. On sep-
tenber 18th the race course was crowded
with people, aud Occident started He made
the first quarter in .36 Ia, and tlle half mile
in l:l0 IA, and completed the mile in 2:l6-
- fss
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-10-10

There are IL. ia policemen in London, and
and they have to patrol 7.6i3 miles Of
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-10-10
ADvElsTIsINs IzArEr.

Le al notices Is cents per line for the first nser-
tioR and 10 cents for each additional insertion.
r. Transient advertisements must be paid fer
in dy tnce, and all Job Printing when tbs work
ls delivered.
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DIRECTORY OF FEDERAL OFFICERS
OF MONTANA. 80

RESIDENCE !.
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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-25
RI. II. MATTHEWS, NJ. p
E.rnns.. I T. @ AninraA !.

Messrs J LAraAa Il Co, Boston: Il am a"x-
ious 10 Introduce the Cathartic Extract a. 1t i
much approved hg those who hage used T.
3-i4d&wiy W. Ii. WELLs- soaihold- \. :
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-25
I.ATHAAf'S
lIs

Is fuid cStrac, prepared from Vaiuabie medical
plants, having known aciion on Che secretions
and cGcrctou- VI the system A single bottle does
more Tor the removal OF diseases and preservation
Of health tpan gallons o hifter-. Il speedily and
surely removes constipation, sick and billions head
ache indigestion piles impurities OF the blood ami
all billions complaints.
II i Endorsed by the profession. and approved by
all who use il, M better medicine can b. found
for children adrItz. Il Is far superior to pills.
being mild Of action pleasant 10 the taste, and Ger
tain in its results 1t IS medicine that should be
in every household, good effects arc sure to be
experfeneed from the very first dose. Let every
Fever and Ague subject give this trial.
sola by III Druggists.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-25
Ghs 9ailg Arsns,

The Omaha( Neb. Bee says: Is it not
a little singular that while 50 many consti
tutional amendments are being Matched and
proposed by United States Senators to
relegate the election of Presidents and Vice
Pesidents of the United States to the peo-
pie, none of them have either the courage
or patriotism to propose constitutional
amendments for the election of United
States Senator by the popular vote. :
The experience of the past few years has
demonstrated that seats in the United
States Senate are awarded by legislatures
to the highest bidder The present
system is not only rotten and unsafe, but
threatens the republic with the greatest
disaster.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-25
on fHiLLS And FEVER.

The proprietor Of this celebrated, n,ca.f,, i,,s,1,
claims for it superiority over all rcr'ndins
ever offered to the public for the safe certain s
dy and permanent cure of Ague and Fever ~
Chiiis and Fever, whether Of short or long stand
ing He refers to the entire Western and Soufb
Sih country 10 near him testimony to the truth Of
the assertion that In no case whatever wills it fail
10 cure # the directions are strictly followed and
carried out, In a great many cases a single dose
mas peeh sutnclent Tor cure and whole families
have been cured by single bottle with perfect
restoration Of the general health It's. however.
PRUDENT ana IN every case more certain Of cure if
It's is continued in smaller doses for week or
two after the disease has been checked. more es
pecially In difficult and long standing cases rsu-
ally this medicine viii not require auv aid to keen
the bowels in good order. should the patient.
however, require cathartic medicine after having
taken three or four doses of the tonic, a single
dose of Bulls Vegetable Family Pills will be sniff
rfrYFF
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-25

Ny Journal abounGs with similar letters, all Of
which / guarantee to be genuine and written by
the persons whose name they hear.
DO not suffer yourself 10 be imposed on. Don't
be drawn away after new and doubtful expert
mcnts Don't risk your health by letting uoyices
experiment upon you with their trash
Ny sarsaparila has stood the test Of twenty-five
years it j. sill the ~ar-aparsa Of the day, and O.
the age. towering over all Others in popularity and
IS curative qualities
Avoid all those who are trying n palm of on
you other extracts Of SarsapariIia so-cslIed. Re
member It j. Or John Bulls sarsapariLa Of Loais-
Vile, Ky that i the Ola and reliable remedy Tor
Impurities Of the blood and scroculonz affections
Always bear that ia mind
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-25

Messrs j LATHAM 4 Co. Boston, Mass,
Ihavc been troubled witt pilc- tinternai or bleed
ingl for many yesr- l now feel nyseif entirely
cured by the gze Of LEES than half a bottle Of Ia
tHafq's Ca,hartic Extract " " kNEGHT
T-avf
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-25

The Belleville(Ill. Adeocate says If
the experiment were possible for the PEG
die Of some one of the large counties Of the
State to adopt total abstinence from the
use Of intoxicating drink, for the space of
two or four years, in order to test just what
influence this would have on the society Of
that county observations drawn from
this example, provided the people Of this
county were all sincere and hearty in carry
ing out the experiment, would be quite in
teresting. But for these people to be
forced by the seventies of the law to test
this experiment, would not, perhaps.
furnish much additional light upon the
subject
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DR.. ROnANNAN
MISSOURI.
Estahlished in 81. Inuis 1897.

once no $40 North Fifth street, Cbetween Washing
ton Ave. and Green streetsl,
SAINT LOUIS NIssaTRI
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Ii throws ont more heat with the same amount of
fuei than any other stove now in use One OF them
can be seen in use in Michael kanes Stove Store,
where all can see it, and when seen il will be ap-
preeiated call and examine it before purchasing
any other stove now in Market
For sale by Caciean & Collins. No 1855 State St
Chicago. Western Agents for sheldon Green &
Co, Troy, n Y, and by Michael Kane, Rock
/ Island. 19-2Su
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ANOTHER TES TIN0NT.

BENTOS BARRACKS. No.
April 50, 1875.
Or John Bail Dear sir Knowing tLe efficacy
of vonr SarSaparila. and tue healing and benef-
Ciai qualities ii possesses, send you the following
statement Of NY
was wounded about two year, age, and taken
prisoner and confined fer sixteen months. Being
moved so often. my woands have not healed yet
/ have not sat up moment since ! was wounded
/ am shot through the hips. My general health l.
impaired, and need something 10 assist nature;
have faith in your sarsaparilla than anything
else. / wish that which Is genuine Please ex-
press half dozen bottles, and oblige
CAPT. {. p. JOHNSON,
ST. Louis, Mo.
?. S.-The following written April -. 1866,
by Mrs Jennie johnson mother of Capt johnson
Dr. John BuIi-Dear Sir: Ny husband. Dr. {. ;
Johnson was skil4ul surgeon and physician Ia
Central New luEk. where he died leaving the
above G. P. johnson To NY care. At thirteen years
Of age he had d chronic darrhoea and scrofuia- Tor
I-al.A sah& ssaT SAIsap>IAal2. IL cdfsa LilA-
have for years recommended u 10 many IN New
York Ohio and Iowa. sCT0fula, fever svrcs, ane
general debility. Perfect success has attended it
The cures effected IN some cases of scrofula and
fever sores were almost miraculous am Ser9
anxious for my 10 again have recourse TO YOU
Sarsapariila. He is fearful Of getting spuFioui
article hence his writing to you for Il; His wounds
were terrible bar believe he viii recover.
Respectfully
JENNIE JOHNSON,
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A FEW TESTIMONIALS.

-ga&- FFfFf
Messgs. j. L4THAH s Co, Boston
Gcnflemen-I have for some time past been SUI
feaine from hilious headache ard indigestion, and
bxr, been advised to try vour "Cathartic Extract
teq, lint one dose and f.lr 50 relieved that
-, - g, -, .,,<.4. al Emo. tbep I have
fclt like new man. ] have recommended II TO
many o. my iFiThds- Who likewise speak Oh II a.
being the best remedy that was ever introduce" a.
household medicine would MOI pc without ~
and would urge all suffering from 'he S"''e l" NP
bottle Of EoaF Extract by them ,---.
Your respectfully =" -''' > q Llfi'N
,t.-sre ! T.rp.xk Co, Boston:
YoF- t-afbarifr Extract f. tn best medicine ever
p-rd Iz,aHFtl bot know how 10 keep house with
ont If, z. II. srEvRSs
Milton Mass
Mn, I 1..-,t,,t 4 "a boston. Mas.
fav, beeu iron .f witt f5lt-f internal or bleed
. ,-,, 70, mans. v~s-- po,., f-eJ ypv.ejt entirely
cured by the use Oh -s-s tAal hal a to'tc q -
thams Ca'haFtie Extract v v. hN4eHT-
Boston transcript
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CURES ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL DISEA-
~ SEES IN short time either in Male or Female;
charges low fees; uses no Mercury
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-12-19
The Most Popular Medicine Extant.
ISf0. Over 80 Years, 1873.
SINCE TIE INTRODUCTION OF
PERRY DAVIS

And after thirty years. trial, the ''Pain-
killer'' may justly be styled the great medi-
cine of the world, for there is no region of
the globe into which it has not found its
way, and none where it has not been large
ly and highly priced. Moreover, there is
no climate to which it has not proved it.
self to be well adapted for the cure of con-
siderable variety Of diseases it is admir-
ably suited for every race. 1t has lost none
of its good name by repeated trials, but
continues TO occupy n prominent position
in every medicine chest; and is still re-
ceiving the most unqualified testimonials
TO its virtues, from persons Of the highest
character and res esponsibilty. Physicians
of the first responsibility recommend it as
n most efiectual preparation for the eXtinc-
ton of pain. 1t is not only the best remedy
ever known for Bruises, Cuts, Burns, &C.,
DuL rOL Dysontory or Cholera, or any sort
of bowel complaint, it is a remedy unsur
passed for efficiency and rapidity of action.
In the great cities of India and other hot
climates, it has become the Standard Medi-
cine for all such complaints, as well as for
IHi%s2G%3aihIs I,in2Gr%o Liver Complaints, and other
Canker, Asthma, and Rheumatic Difficult.
ties, it has been proved by the most abun-
dant and convincing testimony to be an
invaluable medicine. No article ever at
tained such un5oundcd popularity. As an
external and internal mediciane, the Pain
Killer stands unrivalled.
Thirty Years are certainly a long enough
time to prove the efficiency ofany medicine,
and that the Pain-K Killer is deserving Of all
its proved by the unparalleled popularity
it has attained. II is sure and effective
remedy. 1t is sold in almost every country
in the world, and more popular every year.
70 hnn Iios ho Ill taS T.
| eG, all over the world, aud it noode only to
known to be priced. Be sure you buy none
but the genuine, manufactured by PERRY
DAVIS & son, Providence, Il. |.
gE"Sold by all Druggists.
Dec. ), 1S73.-1m.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-12-19

DEATH OF PROF. LOUIS JOHN RUDOLPH
AGAssIz. Professor Agassiz, whose death
at Cambridge, Mass, was announced Mon
dav last was horn in lnc lJlrIou Ur prVVtiUI, !,
no3 q. Iiic lake of Neufchatel, III 1907. His
father was a Protestant divine. Young
Agassiz studied the medical sciences at
Zurich, Heidelberg and Munich, W here he
graduated about 1890 In 1927 he was
selected by Martins to describe the species
of fish which SpiX had brought from Bra
zil, and on which he produced an able work
in Latin two. years later. He had
previously, during the college vacations,
fossil and fresh water fishes. In 1882 or
1888 he was appointed professor of natural
history of zoology at Neufchatel. lie pub
lished Natural History of the Fresh
Water Fishes Of Central Europe" in 1899,
and Researches on Fossil Fishes, - n work
Of high order, in which he made important
changes in classification.
The transactions of the British Associa-
ton, the ''Annales des Science Naturelcs," :"
and other journals contain many contribu-
tions from Agassiz on fossil fishes and on
geology. He propounded some new and
remarkable ideas on geology and the agency
of glaciers, in his capital work, entitled
"Etudes sur les Glaciers,n and his "Sys-
teme Glaciere," the former published in
1910 and the latter in 1917.
In 1916 he visited the United States on
a scientific mission, and about the end of
lSi7 ~ was induced to accept the professor
SNIP OF zoology ana geology at Harvard
University.
From that time the biography of Pro-
tessor Agassiz belongs to the scientific his
tory of the United States. Nearly his
Whole life was devoted to scientific research,
and the works he has written showing the
result OF MS Investigations, will be q monu-
ment to his iame lnore enduring than cra-
mite.