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what the Farmer rrusf Kpo,,T

4
| The farmer, like the business man mrs
know what he is doing; he must have som,
pretty decided ideas OF what he il ia accom-,
plish-in fact he must calculate ii befo,,
hand,
He must know his soil--tllat Of each lot
not only the top. but The sub.soil.
lie must know what grain and grass arc
adapted to each.
He must know when is the best time "a
work them, whether they need summer fall
lowing.
de must know the condition in which the
ground must be when p.owed. so that il be
not too wet, nor too dry.
He must know that some grains renu;re
earlier sowing than others, and what these
grains are.
He must know that it will pay to have ma
chinery to help him as well as muscle.
He must know about stock and manures
ana the cultivation OF trees and small fruits.
and many other things. In a word, he must
know what experienced, observing farmers
know, to besnre Of success. Then he will not
guess will not run risks.
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The st. Louis Dispatch gives the follow
ing account of serenade given to ex-Pres;-
dent Jefferson Davis in st. Louis: last
times hoed the corn and picked the cotton on
Mr.. Davis plantation, serenaded their old
master at the Planters. Upon the conclusion
of their dulcet strains Mr.. Davis called them
to his room and made them both handsome
presents. He was also called OH by an old
aunty who had the task of nursing his Oldest
child. The affection OF the warm hearted
ex-slaves for their old master. and the kind
interest manifested by that distinguished
gentleman would have made an original abb
olitionist turn black with chagrin.
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Times and Places for Holding Courts I'm
tke Territory of Montana.

.-at- e SUPREME COURT.
At Virginia City, first Monday in January and sec
END MeRday IN August.
lUNITEp STATES DISTRICT COURTS.
Ftsst District-At Virginia City. first Monday in
April, sece I'd Monday in July, and second Mon
day in November.
eesnd Dstrfct-At Deer Lodge, third Monday In
April, first Monday in September and first Mon
nay in December.
Shir Dist,ict-At Helena, FIRST Monday in March,
first Monday ia July, and fourth Monday In Oc-
tober.
TERRITORIAL COURTS.
firs DistrictIn Madison County, at Virginia City,
frst Monday in April, second Monday in July,
and second Monday in November.
In Gallatn County, at Bszeman, FIRST Monday in
lIarch @rnst 6fst Aiosaet.s, IN UcJoper.
In Jefferson County, at Radersburg, second Mon
day in May, and first Monday in October.
Second Distrfct-Deer Lodge County, at Deer Lodge
City, third Monday in April, first Monday 10
September, and first Monday in Decsmber.
an Missoula County, at Missoua fourth Monday
in June and second MGnday IN November.
In Beaver Head County, Bannack first Monday in
June, and third Monday in October.
Third District-fn Lewis and Clark County, at Hell
ena, first Monday in March, first Monday in
July, and fourth Monday in October.
In Meagher County, fourth Monday in May and
fourth Monday In November.
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Religious Notices.
Bishop TuttIe.s Appointments,

Sunday 10Th after trinity, August 10, IL a. m I.
Stevensville.
Sunday 18th after Trinity, August 10, p. M,
Corvallis
Sunday Doth after Trinity, August II, IL q. IN. and
Sp. m., Missoula.
Sunday 9th after Trinity August "a, IL q. and
a. m, Deer Lodge
Thursday, August %, s p. M, Poindexter's School
House.
Friday, August %, s p. mr., Argcnta
Sunday, Q2ih after Trinity, August 81, ii a. m.
and Sp. m, Bannack.
The choice of the 22d or 23d July fer the APP
pointment at Damsnd win depend en- the day of
the running of the stage from Helena.
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SPONTANEOUS CONFESSIONAL one 81 III.
large manufacturing establishments in Mid
diefoWn on Friday, a handful of cotton
waste which had been Used to clean machines
was left on workbench, and iii little over
an hour after it had been used il was 81
nanes. This reused the curiosity Of those
WHO saw it. and another piece was saf.,rafed
with boiled linseed oil, and IN less than Two
hours took fire from spontaneous eo1nh,,s-
tion. Another piece WAS tried, and II half
IN laour was 50 hot that it could not ba held.
--Nsas Haven Jour,,cI.
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IT is little singular that Senator Pom
eroy, who is now Oh triad for bribery, should
have been known as the Christian states
man. and that General Howard, now on
trial for stealing from the freedmen's pension
fund, also for getting hold of about S2S,ooO
OF the funds of the Howard University, With
out an adequate consideration therefor,
should be call The .ChristiaE soldier. In
neither instance was the term applied IN
Version These are two conspicuous ex-
ai'ples 81 thc efectof bad party associations.
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Fourth Round er Quarterly Conference.

Helena Station July 18th and 18th;
Helena Circuit July 10th and Doth;
Gallatin City Circuit July 26th ard 9th;
Hamilton Circuit August 81 and Sd;
Bozeman August 9th and 10th.
The annual .lnformal Conference will
convene in Bozeman on Thursday morning.
August 9TH, at 10 o'clock a. M, The .anenina
sermon w11t pe preached on Wednesday, the
9th, at O'Clock p. m. by Rev. Samuel j.
Catlin. The preachers will notify me at once
what laymeD. as delegates. will be in attend
ance. JULIUS L. CURTISS.
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A DnIINUTfyE ENGINE. "A Worcester man
claims to have constructed the smallest
steam engine in the world, with a boiler
holding drops. The engine, boiler, gov
ernor and pumps occupy space seyen-six-
seenths of an inch square, and fve-eighths of
an inch high, and contains one hundred and
forty-eight distinct parts. The longest screw
is one eightieth of an inch, and the smallest
about one-thousandth of an inch in size.
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LONDON dates of the 13d state that Samuel
Wherefore, D. D., Bishop OF Winchester,
fell from bis horse on the 10Th of July and
was killed. He was riding with Earl Gran
vile. from Lotherhead to Lord Covers
country seat. where Gladstone awaited him.
The horse was going at full speed when the
Bishop fell. Ills neck was broken and death
was instantaneous.
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ooIsAGE.-I'he officers of the San Fran
cisco Mint report that the amount Of gold
bullion worked up during the year ending
June 30th. was I.S47 1888 ounces, valued at
$50, 6o9,34, aud of silver bullion the ouan-
$213, 435. ~ ~
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NJ. E. CHURCH (souTH) SERVICES.

The Rev. j. L. Curtis will preach ne xt
Sabbath, at ii A. NJ, and at 2. NJ, i'll the
District School house.
The Sunday School meets at q 2. NJ.
Everybody is respectfully invited to at
tend these servic es
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SEATTLE offers lands and n,onAv estimated
~, ~ pe worm one and q quarter million dol
lars an inducement for The n. T. r.. r. Com
pasy TO locate the terminus at that place.
ana Tacoma offers her entire front and
nearly all the land within mile of the town
lo TOT, the prize. Where the terminus will be ID
still an undecided question.
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;, CANDIDATES for government offices in Emo
iahu are examined upou various liter
iy ana scientific topics. Not long since
one OF them by slip of the pen wrote
sehnlce," in one of his papers ..Do Won
know 81, there is but one hen in yence j,
asked the indignant examiner. s.Thcn COOS
mast be very scarce there was the ranl,,
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n Stated communications of Gallatin Lodge No G
MA 4 "A M. ned at their hall on the first Satur-
day evening On or before tho full moon of each
Month.
Visiting brethren are cordially invited TO attend
THOS, Il, EDWARDS, w. M.
re MENEFEE, Sec,
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Josh Billings says: Il have often been
told that the best way is to take bull BY
the horns but think in many instances, i
should prefer the tail hold.''
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A CHICAGO paper has this queer editorial
paragraph:
President MacMahon follows tile exam
PIE OF the ex-Empress Eugene, and Enbos-
oms himself to a newspaper reporter
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oo''lhart'in from the Chicago Tribune
WAY u IT that lightning never strikes oroa,
grinders, that they never fall into flo 49,.
and get drowned, that they never staryc 70
death. and are never bitten BY mad aorsp,,.
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n. q. CHIfRcH sERyIcra

Preaching on Sabbath morning at IL
o'clock.
Sabbath School at 2 l-g D. m.
Preaching Oh Sabbath evening at O'Clock.
REV. w. w. ANDERSON, Pastor.
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! surIIyAs. who killed Garvey at Salt Lake
civ. recently, has been admitted to bail n
the sum Of $4,000.
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AHARD HIT. DIR. johnson once repri-
manded man Tor selling liquor. Il must
live" said the inn-keeper. II see no neces-
sity for that, = replied the Doctor.
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JOSH BILLINGS says; Il will state for the
information of those who haven't had a
chance to lay III sekrit wisdom az freely AZ /
have, that one single hornet, who feels well,
can break up whule camp-meeting.
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A Kentucky farmer Kills potato bugs BY
reading Eli Perkins jokes to them until they
hugh, and then splitting tobacco juice down
their Threats.
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Now that General Howard has been prov
en- 10 be defaulter. he has gone to address,
irg the Y III. G. Association with redoubled
energy and ary0r.
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Its funny to see how earnestly the old
political dead-beats are going into the farm
ers' movement.--L eapenUorth 7tnacs.
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how who attemnted 70 amDntate cats
III, INA il do Ill Ills seeing through one eye.
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DR.. RAILWAYS
Perfect PURGATIVE PILLS,

perfectly taseess elegantly coated with sweet gum purge
regulate purify cleanse AM strengthen Railways PIES
Kidneys Bladder Nervous Diseases, Headache GsnstPs
asn Gosyeness Indigestion Dyspepsia Biousnsss r.
rangements Of the Internal Viseera. Waasted to effect
Diserals, Or deleterisus drugs g
Observe the following symptoms resulting from DIs
orders Of the Digestive Organs:
Constipation Inward Piles Funess Of the Blood fhs Head,
Asdsy q ths stomach Nausea Hartbun Disgust sf Food Full
or IA tho Stomach Sour Sinking Fluse
~ m Of the Stomach Swimming of the Head hurried asa
hesthlng Flueng at the Heart, Choking or Suecairg
when IN Lying Posture, Dmness OF Vision Dots
before the Sight Fever and Dull Che Head Dedsasy
felowness OF the Skin and Eyes Pain In the
Flssh - " = 1s s -
sold BY DRUGGISTS
READ FALSE AMI TREEu c.nd ana letter rt.ras
r. r. 1890 CO., Ne. 81 Maiden Lane New Yesk.
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:. .. o. r.

WESTTRN STAR LODGE No. 4, 1. O. o. f.
w meets every Monday night, at O'Clock p
u. in Odd Fellows Hall
A. d. MCPHERSON, N. G.
JOHN O'KELLEy. Il. S.
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TEaEaOr or 10 Years, Growth
Cured by RRdWay7s Res0Ivenf.

BEVERLY, Mass, July Is, 1862
DR. RAnwAY;-I have Ovarian Tsmor In the ovs asa
bowels All the Dscors said there beip It,"
srsy ang that was but nothing helped me saw
because had suffered fer twelve years.
Resovent and box Of Radway Pills. bottles yeur
Ready iee and there not bs fel
and feel better smarter aad happier than have for twelve ye
The worst tlner in the left side of bowels the
write this 70 for the benefit Of others You publish
you choose HANNAH P.kNAPp.
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We MAKE THE STUDENT

A thorough Book-keeper.
Quick an accurate in Figures.
An Elegant and Rapid Penman.
An Fluent Speaker and Writer.
Conversant with the Laws of Business.
Posted in Commerce. Trade and Finance.
and IN general a thorough, wldc-arakc business
man.
/ livery farmer and merchant should ft his son fer
successful life By sending him for few months to
institution
We have unequalled facilities fer irapartinr
thorough business education. Our teachers are ALI
experienced accountants Wehave a course Of lee
tures on business, arts and ethics unsurpassed in
introducing our students into actual business oper-
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charge.
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Y0una Men Seekinu Emniovme Ht

Young Hen Seeking Employment
We have perfected arrangements by mean. 81
which We can Guarantee a Situation by special
eontract to those finishing the satisfactorily
TeleSraphing Full course ana situation en-
new roads guaranteed by special contract Tia
Mound City IS the model school of the West
send for circular and other information to III sF
THOS. A. RICE President.
, 1873-10-21
STORM At THE EAST.

Destructive storm in Now York und
Pcnnsylynnin --- six Cnrant 1sOntH
Sunk In tho H1i.ison---Fo;lrB Of Floods
OH tho Lehigh River.
NEW York, Oct. 20.-A storm, accompanied
botimea by heavy rain, Inns prevailed here the
past twonly-four hours. Tho only disaster thus
fnr reported occurring in tile neighborhood is
that Of two oanal-boats on tho Hudson Riyor, but
tho loss Of lfo and bouts is said not to be great
us the oarly dispatches indicated. Tho Wostorn
Union wires wero pretty generally damaged,
but the necessary repairs wero made during tho
day. The bridge ut A1ooses. on tho Lchigh l.
Susquohanua Railroad, WAS swept away this
morning.
Rtrncton thoro BY tue htorm Of tho groat tabor
naole tont, in which religious services hnve been
hold In Hevoral cities OF tho county tho past two
years. undor the direction Of tho National Camp
Meeting Association.
OswEao, Oct. 20.-schooner Now York, ashore
above the piors is broaking up, and will DO n
total wreck. The storm is the soyeroBt Of tho
season, and 1t ia foared that other disasters have
occurred.
NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-It is reported hero thnta
tow Of thirty-nyo cannlboats on the Hudson
River, loaded with grain, broke 1ooao carly this
morning, and that twenty-five or thirty wero
sunk opposite STONY, Point, with men, womon'
and children on board.
tion shows that six canal-boats wero lost III last
! nights storm, ,-throo from tho steamer Alidas'
| tow, md three from the steamer Syracuse, all
! heavily laden, LOSS estin.atod at 3150,000. No
| loss of life definitely settled.
| NEW YoRK, Oct. 20.-A heavy gallo is blowing
| tonight, with considerable damage to shutters,
| etc., in the outskirts of tho city. Two unocou-
pied franc buildings IN Brooklyn Woro blown
| down.
MAuon CHUNK, Pa., Oot 20-Tho Lohigh
River ut this point hnB risen over six foot to-day,
| aud things arc beginning to look dangerous.
| People are becoming alarmed, and great dangor
is anticipated il the rain continues till morning.
| The railroad company has put all their lumber
| on cars, which have boon run on tho bridge to
keen it from being carried away.
KINGSTON, N. T.. Oct. 20.-A aevoro rain storm
Inns raged hero since "a o'clock last night, caua-
ing fresheta in al tho streams. At high tide to-
day tho docks wero under water, Tho
freshet is increasing, ana still
higher water Ia expected. Several
land-B]idca nro reported on tho New York. Kings
ton 4 Byracuse Railroad, and the water is above
tho tract In Doayer-Kill swamp. All trains havo
been delayed. No great dau1hgo has yet benn
reported from the fraahet, but thoro must bo
considerable it 1t continues.
pHnADELPn1A, Oct. 20.-There arc fcet Q
inches OF wator pasBing oyor the Fairmollnt
Dam, the. heaviest body this season, and an in
| crease OF 1loarly 80 incheB since Sunday night.
No damage IL az yet reported
DosIoN, Oct. 20.-llain Inns fallen horo for tho
past thirty hours with llttlo interruption and
continues tonight.
, 1873-10-21
GERMANY,

New YoRg, Oct. 2o.--The Berlin Deutache:
Naetrichen Of tho Sd gives tho following official
definition OF the present etato Of relations he.
tweeu Italy and Germany /. Tho formal basla Of
an agreement Ind ALREADY been fixed before
the visit Of tho King OF Italy to
Berlin took place. An eventual. o6eu-
Biyo aud defensive alliance eau oaly
BASIS, b. dl0uHst and two military conferoncoB haye
takon place between Field h1arahal Count Mollko
hud Gon. Dortole Viole iii tho presence Of other
officers Of high rank. This will show protty
nearly tho nature Of tho preliminary uogotia-
tlons. No deiiuito resolutions hayo heon takon
BY tic two allied doyornments With roforcnco to
stops ovcntually to be taken By them at tho next
Papal election. Signor. Mlnghottt declared to
his diplomatic friends hero that the Govern
ments looked at tho Papaoy from diff
feront points Of view; that the German
Government was guided by reasons
Of State while Italy occupied herself with tho
cardinal point Of Papaoy. namely, tho question
Of property OF tho Church, and Switzerland COM
battcd tho rebellious prieata with tho aid Of De-
mocrnoy.
Wo believe ourselvea justified iu supporting
that the stateemon llavo discussed the question
Of IN eventual monarchio restoration In Franco
1t has been pointed out that tho noxt oIcc-
t1on Of Fopo may possibly take place at
d time when tho Bonrbons arc occupying both
the thrones Of Franco mud Spnin. In that caae
holy alliance Of Josuitio Governments would
mako it necessary TINT doubly strict measures
should be takon with roforcnce to the election.
, 1873-10-21
SANDWICH ISLANDS.

San FnAxo1aco, Dot. 20.-Iho brig J. L. Fall
konberg has arrived at Portland, Oregon, with
Honolulu dates to Sept. 4.
The Ha,caiian Gazette says TINT On tho 10th
ultimo IN editorial was published in which It was
stated that the King wab rapidly recovering from
his lato illuoss. This lllneas l'as drawn tho at-
tcntion Of oil tho people to the subject Of tho
succession, and tho King has boon strongly. urg-
timo the Gazette says: Ellis Majesty continues
to improve rapidly. Last evening ho drove out
for tho first time Bince his illness. Ho ia now at
his palaoe residence In town, His household
troops, consisting Of flfty-four priyatos not IN.
September, and by royal order Of Lunalilo havo
been lisbanded"
A letter from Hilo Btates that thcre is no ces-
Hnton in tho action of the summit. The crater
The lava streams blowing out OF the old south
lake continue uucoasingly. Severe eruptions
arc anticipated.
, 1873-10-21

tho deserving nremcn, rorkmon, and ropreson-
taslvos Of foreign countries represented at tho
About loo noo@ @
Inn Inn 4 Mowe s' II ne' tho Hoxo sewng sehiho Com
rany. at Cleveland, and George ". Baker. with
tic Wilson Sowing Machine. Company, Of tho
aamo place, for their faithful horgicoa for many
years, their lutif,li and zoa1oua attention to tho
Interests of tho principals, and tl,ctr energetic
aud humane guidance Of their subordinate fol-
low-workmor, 4 strictly morhl conduct Of life,
4 striving for higher accomplishments, and !
successful toaching Of tho apprentices intrustod
titlo foron,on aud head-workmcn to enter into
competition.
, 1873-10-21
MEXICO,

CRY OF MEXICO, Oct 70, via HAyAsA.-The
President Of tho Republic, rnen,borH of the
appeared before tho assembled Congress, and
taken an oath to support tho now Constitution.
President Lertio delivered MI address OH tho oc-
caaion, which was responded to BY tito President
of Oongross.
Tho Congressional Committee on nailwnys
hayo beon Instructed to report On the bill now
boforo them. and Tuesday md Friday OF each
wcols havo beon sot apart for consideration Of
tho railway schomcs.
Tho Telegraph line between this city and
Acapulco hns heen completed
, 1873-10-21
FOREIGN.
Religious Affairs in It.
ally.
The Jesuits Ordered to Quit
Rome.
Seizure ofSix Converts by the ltal-
ian Government.
The Spanish Rebel Fleet cf Va
1encia. =
Bombardment Of the City Prevented by
tho Foreign squadrons.
Effects Of the Financial Panic Oh Pc
ter's Pence.
An Offensive and Defensive Alliance Be-
tween Germany and Italy.
Second Dutch Expedition Against
the Atchinese.
Effects Of the Financial Panic Oh Pc
ters Pence,
An Offensive and Defensive Alliance Be-
tween Germany and Italy.
Second Dutch Expedition Against
the Atchincse.
ITALY,.

HALT
ROME Oct. 20.-The Gonoral Of tho Society
Of the Jes,lita was to-day officially notified by
tho Government that tho ordor must immoai-'
atoly yacato tho promises occupied by thom in
this city.
A porson giving the name Of John Barlow pre-
hented hinsclf latoly to some Of tho loading
firms In Italy with circular lotter-of-crcdit Of
Measrs. Droaol, Morgan Il Co., New York, for
E2, 600. He took the creator part Of the money
in Rome, mud almost the whole Of the remain dor
III Florence. On the following day, whon tho
drafts como to DO presented to tho London
house, Oh tho delay Of tho 1ator draft by Mr.
Barlow, it turned out that tile credit waB issued
In tho name Of m American lady, and that tho
namo and signature had boon replaced by that
Of John Barlow. Several OF tho first banking
houses on tho Continent have been defraudcd OF
largo alnountB in this way, the names in whoso
fayor theso lotters Of credit arc issued having
boon olraced, both in the body and In tue sigma
ture, so as not to leave tho slightest trace, and
tho 1ln1no Of the party inserted who presents the
credit, and who is ready to exhibit the passport
or proofs Of identity, II demanded.
RoME, Oct. 2Q.-Tlo Committee Of Liquila-
ton Of ecclosiastio property, appointed unIor
the law for tho abolition OF religious corpora
tions, to-day took posso?sio,l Of PIX conYcnts.
Tho rcctors road O protest, which tho Committee
accepted, nrd then handed to each Of tho inmates
q certiIlcato for Ills future income.
Tho Unitod 6tatoB aud Portuguese ConsulB
also protested against the soizuro of cortnin
portions OF tho Franciscan Convent, on the
! ground that they were tho property of ctizona
Of their respective countries.