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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14
Potosi Grain Market.

To the Farmers Of Central aud Southern
Grant
The undersigned, having rented
the warehouse 81 the Potosi Landing
takes pleasure 10 announcing 10 the
farming community that Potosi is
the hest market for grain and pro
duce. He means business" and
will pay the highest market price in
cash for wheat and oats The pres.
ent prices are as follows:
pNrnsv cp4rN .r4pvv-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14

CTRAY BuLt.-Taken up by the subscriber on
- lands owned bv her in the town Of Waterloo,
miles south the village of Beetown about the
lat Of Nov, one dark brown bull, white spots over
him al white between the horns. The ownsr 10
queted prove property, pay charges aud take said
stray away Slw4 MARGARET MCDANIEL
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14

"PURE AS THE DRIVEN Snow
This threadbare quotation has la tely
lost its force. The snow which drift
ok and sifted through every crevice
and corner last week was little too
much driven for purity; in TACT it had
been driven over miles of ploughed
prairie fields till it vas ecidedly
dirty. The farmers out west have
lost a good deal Of rich land lately -
Some Of it is on our promises where
they may have it by proving proper :
~ We have large Quantities Of stray
particles from Little Grant, BIak es
Prairie, Wyalusing, and even various
parts Of Iowa and Minnesota-for
aught we know 10 the contrary.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14
]. MADISON ooRREspoNnEHnE.
The Legislature Governor Washhurn's Nee.
ssge-iae soldiers Bounty Bin.
Madison, Jan. II. 1873.


Madison, Jan. II, 1873.
The Legislature is not fairly in The
harness yet, and consequently will
not DO ready for actual work till next
Tuesday, when the Assembly COM
mittees will be announced by Speak
err Barron.
A large majority of the members
came here this year bent on econo-
my, and short session; and if they
only carry out their good intentions,
we may look for an Adjournment by
the middle of March, at least, if not
earlier. To show symptoms in the
right direction, a resolution was Of
fered in the Assembly, limiting the
time for the consideration of new bu-
siness, except such "a commit ees
might see fit 10 introduce, To the 9th
of February. 1t was LAID over, but
will probably be adopted.
THE MESSAGE.
The Governors message was read
on Thursday afternoon in joint CON
vention, and before crowded Assem-
bly, Chamber The message is one of
those plain ,commoa sense documents
that commends itself to unprcjudiced,
thinking men. II takes 3 broad
scope in discussing State affairs,
touching on everything of practical
Importance; and even strikes at some
Of our social evils. Church members
would do we'll TO read or heed the re-
marks of the Governor in relation TO
the common practice of church lot
terry schemes. The Democrats pro-
nounce the message one of the best
Its blow at anything like extrava-
gance in State expenditures tickled
them and they fell in love with the
message at once.
BOUNTY BILL.
Mr.. Tate. Assemblymsn from Yer
non, introduced a memorial to Con-
gress. on Thursday, praying for the
passage of the Soldiers Bounty Land
Bill, now pending in Congress. He
tried TO get suspension OF the rules,
and pass the memorial at once, but
the Assembly were wide-awake on
the subject, and took time to consid
er the matter by referring the mem
orisl 10 the general file. While the
Bounty Land Bill has ostensibly
drawn in favor of soldiers and sail
ors, it will throw should it pass, near
ly nearly eli the tillable land now
owned by the United States. in to
the hands o. landsharks and gam
blers. Nearly every soldier and sail
or understands the serious objections
to the bill-that il is antagonistic TO
their best interests and | hope the
legislature will give the memorial -
place among the rubbish.
SENATOR HOLLOWAY
is Chairman of the Committee on HI
nance, and is also on the Raj lroad
Committee. N S.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14

NJ. +. CHURcH festival. - The
friends Of Row. Mr.. Walker will give
a festival for bis benefit at the Meth
odist Church near Bloomir gton,
known az Providence Church, on
Wednesday evening January 18th.
All tho good things are promised,
from music and speeches down to q
fine supper Oysters furnished At an
extra charge. A good housefaI would
make il ~ lily time for all who goes.
pecially the Pastor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14

CRAY COLT-Taken up by subscriber on lsnd
- owned by him ia the town OF Wysusing Nov.
LIST, sorre mare colt about wears old, light NAME
In forehead, other marks The owner IL
ques'ed TO prove property, pay charges and take
said stray away. 3lsJa JOHN LANE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14
fla M0
FOR SAL. ,

4 HAVE FOR SALE see acres of land, situated
L miles west Of Lancaster, comprising so acres Of
Grant bottom land net subject to overflow as acres
pillow land in best state of cultivation balance timber
and pasture land 200 acres Of above IL well fenced
and thereona good new frame house and sheep sheds
there are four spring streams running through the
lands have stocked the farm with 200 head Of
sheep this fall which will be sold with the property
If desired. The property aGjoins grist mill A deed
will be given, free of ali incumbrauce, for $40 per
Terms, some third cash orther goodsecurity
balance time TO suit purchaser. apply before
March 18th. 1872. ANTON SCHMITT.
Lancaster, Wis, January 2e, 1872. 35tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14

TRAY cow Taken up on lands owned Dy m o.,
- in section g. town OF Potosi, dark red COW, me-
dun size. small horns, marks. The is
questei t. prove property pay charges and tske he
away. e. NJ. JACKSON.
HARRISON P. o., Dec. rs, 1879. silva
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14
THR ESHlN NC M ES.
He suEpARDs VIBRATOR the GEIsER and tead
nWhn


To the public and gives the following reasons Why :
II will not grind the ain
Q peiuv force feed II sows perfectly even
3 II will -ow and cultivate At the same ntne'
I II vii SOW without cultiYstng.
s " will cultivate hout sowiag.
8 team be changed to do Ell her or both 10 an 20
slant. !, j. I'll
when the cultivate are raised G Their iu''
height thu Feed Is thrown ont, by the same mo
ton NJ raising 'ever. -, III
The cntivators can he raised sEfhciehtly hlsa ~
clear them without stopping the feed
The sgtstor In the grain box prevents eiogs'us'
IN the drtiest grain -.
10 Pin mach pc can Do btcked tuTaea without
raising tbs euitvstor- -
II The Gauge for Indicating the quantity sowh PEI
acre is simple aud can beregula1ed Instantly ,
II There are no cog wheels nsed = change ths iees
81 there are none TO carry around OF lose =
Ia The cutivators s'e raised BY pulling down ~
stead Of lifting on the lever
IA They rsise from l6 % nchos hiShef than o'hi
EAachines -.
Is Any single tooth be raised 10 - TAI heeA'
independently ~ the rest = ~
And re ier- 70 the three four hundred farmers 90 ~
Also the "Northe westsru Feed Steamer, Y !apne
Nils &C SC. H@ Elso sells &c more hmltea -
II gswnrth and Pacific Suky Hay sn Ora ~ haAss'
pickey's Tanning Mills stsiE Cutters. Cora ca
{. M
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14

COLT sTRAYED --StrAyed from the subscriber In
" the town Of Csssville, during the last summer OF
fall light sorre mare colt years old last spring
without ma rks she have very little white IN
the forehead aud a very little white her feet,
some of them Anv person WHIT will return said colt
10 the subscriber give him information where IL
can be found, will be liberally rewarded for
NELSON DEWEY
Cassvtlle December 26. 1871. 52tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14
BOsCoBEL MARKET.


| CORRECTED EvKsY TUESDAY MORNING JOHN PEPFRR
/ RRoDrcE AND STOCK pEAIER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14

CTR lYBD OH STOLEN From the subscriber
- living Msssvil g, ia the town OF Potosi, two
or three months since, one iron gray stud colt, on;
year old past No flesh nIaFks. ANY person who viii
give In formation where said colt be found will b,
well paid for his trouble.
SAMUEL HOFFMAN.
Potosi, Dec u, 1879. Slw4s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14

NTRsY COW AND CALF rsaen up by the
subscriber on lands owned by him 10 seehon ~
town 3, range 81 81, or about Nov, Is, dark
brown COW. little white nader belly, about or i've
years I'd; heller ctf about six months old wat
COW, light brown. white hair at end Of TAFT The
is requested TO prove property pay charges, and
take said stray away S0w4s NORTH II 'NER,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14

GTRAY HEtRRH-Taken up bv the subscriber
- residing 34 of mile nerth ssst OF North sndever
on lands owned by him Ia section is, town range s.
about Dec sth. one red heiter white aud belly
and wkite brockled face supposed TO be year
old last spring. The IL requested 20 prove
property, pay charges and take said stray away.
JOHN RYAN.
Glen Haven, Dec. 18th, 1877 S0w4s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14

MARE sTRAfED-From the subscriber, about
lNk May LIST last. reslding on Pigeon aud Grant
rivers in town of Bsetown, one bright bay colt
coming years old 10 spring next; bay legs. long
-; may have been white hairs scatter cd under
foretop. liberal reward Will be given for iniorma.
ton that will lead 10 her recover Ny address
Is Beetown. slime JOHN McG0NIGAL.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14
LANCASTER MARKET.


REJECTED Every rUEsDlr.xoRSrSe By sArH.x scEEEI.
hER & co.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14

CTRArED on sT0LEN-out ofthe pasture Of
- the subscriber In the town OF Cassviie, Ia the
early part Of June 1872, black mare years old
past small peny- built with heavy and tail,
marks except perhaps n few white hairs In forehead
not percepGbe at distance Any person giving IN
formal ton where he may be found will be ber
ally rewarded. JOHN IL. c. shECLODE.
Cassviie Jan. 9th 1873. 33f
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14

GRAY HEIFRR-Taken up by the subscriber
- on lands owned By him, ia section 10. town Of
Little Grant. sbIIt November 18th, 1872, one
rod yearlisg heifer, white under belly hole in left
he owner is requested to prove property, pay char
and take said stay away.
BENJAMIN HAAGR.
December 9th, 1879. 31w+A
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14

UNUSUAL HoReE ACCIDENT. = The
other day while Rev. J Walker OF
Beetown was driving q span Of hor-
ses about three miles from Platte.
viEe and starting them from walk
into trot, enc Of them "over-reach-
ed" and fell heavily, breaking his
shoulder. The clergyman bad to en-
ploy some one TO put the poor beast
out of his misery. and and came on
to Beetown with only the remaining
horse 20 draw the double buggy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14

DANCING ScHouL.--A effort is be-
ing made to open dancir 2 school
il this place under tho leadership Of
Prot Charley French. A suitable
room has been engaged. and he class
will be organized - soon a 3 suf-
feient number Of names are secured
The young have now no opportunity
rarely afordedito study the poetry Of
motion. Those intending to join the
class will give in their names to Prof
10. Barnett.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14

= TRAY CALs Estates mp by the snbsc riber
- on lands owned b. me. Ia section 20, north,
range west. or obout the Goth OF Nov. 1874 two
spring caves one ight color the other rel,
with akite face both heifers The owner % said
strays Is requested TO prove property pay charges and
take said strays away.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14

flca ofgr
meadows Wttd
an thb
paroGa tCoun
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14

,0TosI GRAIN MARKE1
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14

IAMES hUW An.
PVssa. Jaa. 18th, 1879.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14


10 The hoes are al Oil Tempered and will wear
longer AMI scour better than any other.
II very he can be set exactly the same pitch
without guess tr 'ubla.
IS When hoe is displaced by striking obEtruc.
tion IL can ne replac d In its former exact posi-
ton Ia an instant-th set pitch not being
chang d. as in 0tho machines
10 The cutiFator is the best ont to work on corn
stalk ground
20 The iron bearings for attaching the drag bars
dispense with all washers between them and
efeotnty prevent sl siie play # the hoes
Il The center ko.s Of our sinai sized seedsr can
be diasted for cu'tiga ing corn, and many use Il
with great satisfaction.
- The Seeder u do 20 d work in windy weather.
% IL will ali kinds Of grass seed and grain evenly
- II VII accurately when going fast or slow
over the ground. as IL is force feed and sows
according TO the distance Travelled
25 separate grass seeder attachment can be at
tached at any time, and grass seed can be sown
alone with the grain
20 II is msde on honor and the purchaser gets the
r a.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14

ONLY COMBINED MACHINE MADE,

4
TWO WHEEL (ss 4, Sh ss s) JOINTED- BAR MOWER!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14

U0kOTHkA KJCkDASHEL,
Blooming ton, Dec. IS, is72. s@ IS
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-05-30

HI Cash Gift 81 go Q Z Is Cash Gifts ca 1,Oet
6 Cash Gifts ca. 50,00la0 90 - 5I(
rs. - sls.s IA %, 600 200 - 6 &. 2ot
20 - E. es q, 600 $50 - tf - - 100
4uo Sou Halches... IS to BOZ
2I3 sewing Machines so to LIZ
20 Elegant PIHnos .each 80 to .O(
90 s. y MelodeonS. ............. g 10 IN ON
Cash Gifts, Silver Ware, etc. valued mt 81 400 00s
chance to draw any of he above prizes for i
cents Tickets describing prizes are SEALED in en-
velopes and we'll mixed -. On receipt of 20 cents q
SEALED TICKET is drawn without choice and sent
by mail to any address The prize named upon il
will be delivered to the ticket holder on N
ONE DOLLAR Prizes are Immediately sent to any
address BY express or return mail. Il 4sf
You will know what your prize is before you paw
same value No blanks. Our patrons can depen,l
on fair dealing Dim 4 #s 81 ~ =
OPINIONS OF THE PREss:-Fair dealing can be re-
lied on N II. Herald, Aug %. "A genuine dlstr-
button. - World, Sept. 8. Not one Of the day -
facti0n.-- Staats. Zeitung, GID n
the following :-Frankln S. Lane, drew sls' 200
Miss Hattie Banker Charleston, SO, 900. Mrs Lon
ira e. Blake St. Paul, Piano, 800. Samuel Y
RAYMOND, Boston So. 800 Eugene p, Brackett
Pittsburg Watch $500. Miss Annie Osgood Nav
Orleans, SIS 900. Emory L. Pratt. Celambus, Ohio
81, 900.
ONE CASH GIFT In every package of $50 tickets
glararter; ticket for 81 90; a. for So 00 rs for
So 90; 80 for So 90; $50 for $l5 30. ssf
Agents wanted. To whom we offer liberal inIIsc-
ments and guarantee satisfaction.
ADDRESS, a. ]. JAcKsoN.& CO.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-05-30

VERY SATIsFAcToRY.-The following very
intelligent item we copy from the last Noun
taineer, and Is all that paper haste say about
I the Indians: !. During the past week we
have had Indian rumors; dished Hp in all
styles. Indians Tor breakfast; indians for
dinner; Indians for supper and Indians be-
tween meals; in fact nothing but I.r.diian,
untiI-we are chock full OF Indian. We pre-
fer our Indian hasEcd; not because We like
hash more; but Indian less. The cry has
been 4 Peace /! Peace | but tere Is nc
Peace Y And we now cry a piec-. d
piece il of their ysea'psl Blooi, Iago
blood ,'nn sa ia4i4.s asfs9 aslAlA#9 NY III
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-05-30

Four men have confessed to the murd er
of girl named Claused, ut Ethan, England.
in April, 1873, and asked the favor OF being
hanged for the crime. Yet all or them have
been proven to have been distant from the
scene Of the murder at the time Of its COM
mission. The English police now find their
duty OF convicting criminals changed for the
necessity to prevent lunatics from crificing
themselves on the altar. e
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-05-30

A man failed IN Portsmouth, N. H.. some
thirty years ago. He settled with his cred-
itors for sixty cents on tile dollar, and went
of, Ian insolvent emigrant, to the West. He
WAS not heard of again. and had been gone
npso,long that his Oldest creditor might not
i1haye known him. But nor long since, there
Il came q letter from him bearing the post-mark
!, of town in Texas. The bowels OF the
letter, SO t. speak. were 5000 the entire
remainder of this excellent mans Indebted
ness. SO he has paid dollar tor dollar, less
interest and, if such be the moral influence
lsot the Texas atmosphere, 1t would be well
n for many other insolvents to emigrate in that
directions.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-05-30

W = = lIlHesT IN CHICAGO. "A case rivaJino \
1e1s shal which has recently been report
ed ROM San francisco in regard 20 the ..stie
MAJ oas justbeen brou .slst TO NOTICE In CHI
caoo. The manifestations hepan1.s.t FIJI an,
continue, 1if winter, and then ere b. card ne
!, longer untl. few days ago. The inma ties OF
the house of lot las Goldschmidt No. 81
South Park ave .aue, have Ion. been a,stul ed
by q persistent ringing at the door bell. Il
cessation OF the troabletexisted for a while
but on the eve OF last Good Friday, and on
subsequent nights. the family have been
much disturbed. Hno one goes to the door
the mysterious visitor kicks and bangs. away.
but If anybody goes no one is to be seen. Po-
lice Sergeant Barf'et has been called iii to
Asexplain.tLe mystery, but ne has 10 ex,,l2,asa-
zion to offer. Every point at which iraed
%miehtshow its horrid front has boon guard
ed by the police, but still the ringing and
general disturbances have been kept up. No
longer ago than last Wednesday night the
ringing was repeated, and the strange and
most unnatural sounds were heard, and no
body but the inmate Of the house could tell
when they would end. That person said he
hear the last of them on May /; but
!. what a..vacancy does he leave to be filed by
some person who shall believe in the mys-
terious workings Of the infinite. The Chi
cage reporters believe all that they report,
and in this strange story they have had ne
notion Of bringing up something which may
rc.estabish the reputation of their city after
which has been done in San Francisco.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-05-30

THERE is no human duty SO lofty and inn
peratiye as that Of breaking the cntangle-
meAts Of purely private interests, pleasures,
and ambitions, and taking up with braye ana
unscIfish hearts the ask Of betterlng the
world VS. live ia. & .
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-05-30

MARK TWAIN, Q few months alter his first
baby was born, was holding it on his knee
His wife said, Nov, confess, Samuel, that
you love the child. !" " / cannot do that =
replied the humorist, 'sbut am willing to
admit that respect the little thing for it's
father's,sake.n sgsa
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-05-30

The following purporiIng toipe nm extrac,
from AZ private letter from New York, VA:
Ipablislled n the Hartford Times Of I'hursda,
eyefing last:
The lady OF the house where live Was
brought to New Tork by her father and
mother from Hamburg when she was eleven
years old, and with her tmo younger sisters,
all OF them charming married women, iii
this city now. It ia an old story, bnt vividly
fresh in the minds OF the whole family. One
night, IN this city, the mother Of tile three
Eglrls, having been kept up by some household
duties had goneto bed about midnight. when.
besides herself the whole house was llusl,eu.
Scarcely had She taken of her clothes and
gotinto bed when she had occasion to riolent-
ly wake up her sleeping husband with this
DO you Know that my mother is ii, America
She has just been In here, but would lot
speak to me, and this moment she has gone
into the room with the children Go ia and
bring her out. How slio has found us ont ut
this late hour Of the night do not knows,
The reused husband went into the next room.
turned up the gas, and saw only three beau-
tiful little girls, smiling ana sleeping in one
wide bed. lie noted date an hour. 1t is
tame TO tell the sequence. The next steamer
mail from Hamburg brought news thai the
grandmother Of the children in that very
MI ht and hour, had gone to the Beyond.
LID she stop In this city, to bless the children
on the way: Strangest OF all to tile unbe- |
lieYinp shall cay u;tinitia,a,12 ~, tI,o
ing after the appearance the three little girl. |
Al told ut breakfast about having dreamed
of grandmother.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-05-30

u Dirt IlNLAwFUI.-4t1 may not be- generally
known that it is unlawful for tobacco chew
ers to beg chew. The United States Inter-
nal Revenue law allows no persons 10 sell or
dispose of tobacco in any form, no matter
how smaH.or great the bulk. without paying
! i license Of SIS 90. "a.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-05-30

The Salt Lake Tribune commiser ates with
Corinne thus; 1T is certainly gu ghs not &c
take 4 man with more than s'half N eye &c
see that the brethren are plotting .gainst the
business prosperity Of Corlnne, = or With an
immense mercantile establishments at Logan
and the control Of the Utah Northern to
Montana. al they are now likely to have.
what is 10 hinder immense commercial trans
actions between Montana and the Saints OF
Logan. for with goods as cheap at tlat place
as at Corinne it is unlikely the Montana mer-
chants viii visit the latter city for the mere
fun OF the thing.o
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-05-30

St. Louis is agitating the subject of barge
transportation on Tile Missouri River. The
railroads are charsinx such exorbitant prices
for transportation that the only remedy is to
build barges: and send the products OF the
Missouri valley 70 st Louis instead Of to Chi
safTt, Nv rajf
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-05-30
NoURIsnINc. 4 SrIur BAnyT,er...s

NoURIshING A SpIHIT BABY.-Ilere's
schooln,arm down casts;who las aipllanton
scholar, you've ,,all heard about. BIZ. !.
Southern lady was ia this city last week who
has spirit baby. -Four munths ago she los,
Child Of fire mouths. She il a delicate. fra-
gle creature, and the loss of her baby near
~ killed her. -Four days after the liltle CT ca
lures death, and just at dusk, She became
aware Of something pulling.at her dress, and
there was her ..little baby back upon her
bosom. Fiom that time to this tie baby
comes back bio nursed is the evening
shadows fall. she cannot see it. but she
teels Its little hands padding about, az babies
wi, :. and those arcnnd her can see her dress
dts ,rr 'nged. her collar pulled, aud the in
ierts, io, = on her bosom made by the inyisi-
HE t,nae,s nade by the spirit. baby Her
phvsiciap i ri 'ggered. There is no alters
ton ia her su,rt4 81 condition, everything
goes on as If she wa. ..',. . lisihgg |
child. The lady is not sp.- 4s''a'is.' = Excess
sirely refined and aristocratic, ..-'a silfinks
from making the phenomenon public; .s;aat
every night she craG les in her arms her i'll
angible baby. She 4 els its unseen mouth
YARN against her, and she bends with bitter
ears above the invisible little yisitant.-St.
1oais Globe.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-05-30
TOR IF E'yT

Ine faY5naf fFsafaen1 J5y Hunter an
Street 3sass Ing mi tag Hates [,saIa
ing segezs fgels.a Apn3y
4 nA@saa.