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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-09-11
RAILROADS.
DOCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC R. R.

cutcAGo. ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC X X |
an rains In or ont of Rock Island run by
,,,t.,,l, tms-except the Peoria trains, whlch run
~ T1igdo time Chicago time Is apout 10 nlnu!uS'
w Tnigdo about Il minutes faster thAh hoeh ISL
and time ,or,a East
,.,,r.s. and Mail, Ieavess Goa m. and lO;45 p m
Accommodation, leaves at4:lo p m
sorSG WEST
p,pre.s and Mail, leaves as a. m. and dAo p in'
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
Arrives at Bureau Junction, sl5 =. m.
leaves Bureau junction, 6;la a. M 49,, -,
nav Express and Mail leaving kock ls'anu a.
s.ut a m connects al Bureau Junction LOT feorlA'
.ig.gp m. arriyingGt Peoria atb;W y M
~ IN Fyrr,sa leaving Rock Island az iO;4j p m
snnsrta At Bureau junction for Peoria AZ ~" A'm''
arriving At Peoria at 10 a m ,.,,b IN, "a
4 NJ X r. for Burlington aud heoAuA'souNh'
and Tor Austin and 81. Paul, north, ,-.. -
connects going east at Z. Is. y Y OroSsihs''"'
k,IssIiIe. with Illinois Central H. II. Tor Mendoza
a, nttn1yG with Fox River Valley X. X for Aurora
Al Joliet, with G., A, " St. L. X. X -,
al Euslcwood, with Lake shore X H. and H. Fl
AtChicsgo' with all diycrging railways.
CHICAGO AND SOUTHWESTERN k.k
pa.s.prsrs for Kansas, Leavenworth and inter
mediate points on this Road, take westward talus
OF the Chicago X l. Pacihc h ~ a'Il'luE ~
Irayenworth al 1000 a. m ana az IL wv y n' 9, u
Connecting at Davenport with ID. 81 T. n h
for De witt and Maquoketa; u y
Al columbus Junction, with r. G. r. & NJ. H. Il
Tor Cedar Rapids, Cedar Falls,and st. PAU, nof'A
and Burlington and kcokuk, south
Al Fairfield with A. q NJ. X. H. for Burlington
Al Ashland, with Dcs Moines Valley X. X Tor ne
okuk, Ottumwa, Uskaloosa, Eddyyillc, trimmer
and Des Moincs.
Al Belknap with North Missouri X. X.
Al Cameron with H. n 81. 10. H. Il,
Al PtAttshurg, with 81 L. 4 81, 10. X X.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-09-11
nn r.I.lna nnr ~, Is1ANn ANnsr LorIs r. r.

Trains connect at Rock Island with The ,hicaso,
linton RAILWAY Al Monmouth with the G., H. n
q Tor Burlington. Gaiyshure and Peoria AZ burh-
nell with the T. Is. 4 q for quincy AZ btarus'
town win The Springfield \ Illinois south Eastern
a. s,tinya,ld and PAua Al chaplin with the To-
igdo ~ 4 Western for Jacksonville. Naples ana
UannibaI: and at -. Louis with all Railroads ana
steamhoat liue- dNerging from that point
rur,GO MILWAUKEE 4 ST. PAUL RAILWAY.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-09-10
A Story about Gen. Cass.

Col Forney writes that John Guy bore
striking resemblance to Gen Lewis Cass
and while he was proprietor of the Nation
al Hotel, in Washington, the Michigan SEN
ator was among his favored guests. Guy
dressed like Cass, and although not SO port
y, his face, including the wart, was strange.
y similar. One day Western friend OF
the house came in after a long ride, dusty
and tired, and walking up to the Office en-.
countered Gen. Cass, who was quietly stand
ing there. Mistaking him for Guy, he slap.
ped him on the shoulder and exclaimed
Well, old fellow, here | am the last
time hung my hat up in your shanty, Que
of your clerks sent me to the fouth story
but now that have got hold of you, in
sist upon lower room"
The General, a most digiifed parsonage
taken aback by this startling salute, coldly
replied
You have committed a mistake, sir. |
am not Mr. Guy | am Gen. Cass, Of Mich.
igau )" and angriy turned away.
The Western man was shocked at the
unconscious outrage he had committed
but before he had recovered from his NOR.
tifcation, Gen. Cass, who had passed round
the office, confronted him again, when a sec
ond time, installing him for Guy, he faced
him and said
Here you are at last. have just
made devil of mistake | met old Cass
and took him for you, and am afraid the
Michigander has gone off mad"
What Gen, Cass would have said may
well be imagined, if the real Guy had not
approached and rescued the innocent Of
fender from the twice assailed and twice
angcred statesman.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-09-10
\ Word For Country Boys.

Cannot something be done to decrease the
too numerous class Of seemingly helpless
young men which seems to have grown W
and to be still growing up all over the land
those who do not seem to take kindly "a
farming, and who will persist ia nocking to
the cities aud towns in pursuit Of clerkships,
situations as book.keepers in stores or offices,
and trying to crowd into the already over
crowded ranks Of the doctors aud lawyers,
in which it is almost impossible now to sue
coed, even with never so much talent, skill
and industry, unless one has a small fortune
upon which to live until he can acquire a
reputation which will bring him into pay
ing business?
The Postmaster at St. Louis recently
needed few extra men for letter carriers.
lie was overwhelmed with thousand and
over applications, of which of course the
largest part had to be rejected, as he only
had employment for thiriy-Gve, A Main
Street mercantile house advertised for one
or two junior clerks; their porter said there
was already a crowd Of applicants on hand
when he arrived to open the store 10 the
morning, and they did not cease coming
all day. Another house advertised for
young man to keep books at low wages aud
actually received over FIVE hundred written
applications. The same trouble seems to be
apparent all over the country, while for skill.
ed mechanics there even seems to be de-
mand at good wages. Now, should not the
remedy FIR thia ha found in ha;n, ,noro
careful 10 give the young chance to learn
good useful mechanical trades, by which to
gain living and not bringing them up to
depend upon the uncertain chances of gov
eminent or other elerk-ships2 Would ii not
be well to have departments in agricultural
colleges where young men could learn me.
chanical trades, under good masters, in ad.
dition TO an ordinary education ?--LOaie
Ogden, IN Country Gentleman.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-09-10
tltttnDtSn1nG.
Having Your Photograph Taken


Having photograph taken is one Of the
great events 10 mans life. The chief de.
sire is to look the very best, and on the
success Of the picture hinges in many cases
the most important epoch in life. To work
up q proper appearance time enough is
used which, if devoted to catching feas
for their phosphorus, would cancel the en-.
tire national debt aud establish a New
York daily paper When you have com.
pleted your toilet yougo to the gallery aud
force yourself into nonchaence Of ox.
preston that is too absurd for anything
Then YOU take the chair, spread your legs
gracefully, appropriate a calm and indif.
fcrcnt look, and commence to perspire
An attenuated man with pale face, long
hair aud soiled nose, now comes out Of a
cavern, and adjusts the camera. Then he
gets back Of you and tells you to sit back
as far as you can 10 the chair, aud that it
has been a remarkably backward spring
After getting you back till your spine in
torferes with the chair itself, he shovcs
your head into apair Of ice-tongs and dash.
cs at the camera again. Here, WITH piece
OF dlscolored yelvet over his head, he bonn
oaIds you IN TINS manner " Your chm
ou' 'i,ue, Please Inc chln Is pro'rui.
en- Ihat nicely no" httle more.
ne on'u au'ances again ana the ponaae
commences ,, 10 nio'', ana start Tor freedom
nc u nc comes oacA 10 you ana slaps one
Of your hands on your legs ia such posi-.
tlon as 70 give you the appearance Of try
ing 70 mt u over your mead Inc other is
'urnou unper i'soll' ana mas become SO sweaty
,na' you oeg'n 70 rear toat 1t VIII stuck
unero permanently a new stream oil
pohauo nnos us way OUT ana starts down
ward iaeu ne snakes your head IN The
longs t''' II se'tles f'gnt' ana says It looks
IKE ram ana puts your chln out again ana
Puucnes Out your ones'' ana says ne uoesn
know what inc poor are TO do pext winter
uuiess mere Is a radical cnange IN AFFAIRS
ana 'nen taxes the TOP OF your mead IN one
mana ana your chln IN the other, ana gives
your neck a wrench mat would earn any
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-09-10

AFTER SERvANT.-A gentleman sent to
the intelligence office to obtain young
lady to look on while his wife did the
work, The fair creature who was offered
for the place, after asking some fifty quos,
tions about whether they had clubs set, "
whether the Kitchen was downstairs, y
ETC., asked how many evenings she would
have " out" "Well," said the gentleman,
/" | don't see how we can let you have more
than seven" Glow many children have
your said the hand-maiden. "Ony one
boy, eight years old, but wen drown him
if you think he'd be in the way"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-09-10

Several years ago, CERTAIN divine re-
siding on the Green Mountains had an APP
pointment one Sabbath to preach in the
neighboring town of Weston. While ab.
sent, his boys thought it would be a good
time for them to visit place not far from
their residence, called the DEVILS Den.
On return of the father, he was informed
of the violation Of the Sabbath by his boys,
and be called them to account for it.
And So" said he, "you have been to
the Devils Den to-day ?" They replied
that they had
"And you found the old fellow at home,
didn't your"
NO" they replied, he had gone to
Weston to preach"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-09-10

viii have madorapid advance, which it could
never have reached with bad treatment and
neglect; the loss would have been seen 10
the future horse and in so valued an animal
would have been considerable, and there
fore cannot be Afforded, especially if the
animal be a choice onc.-Cma'ry Gen.
hmm
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-09-10

"A ten-year old, boasting to a school
mate of his fathers accomplishments, put
II thus my father can do almost any
thing. He's a notary public, and he's a
'pothecary, and can pull teeth, aud he's a
horse doctor and he can mend wagons and
things, and he can play the fiddle and he's
jackass at all trades"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-09-10

"A sculptor was engaged TO carve Q
monument and select an epitaph for de-
ceased manufacturer of fireworks. He saw
this inscription on the tomb of celebrated
musician, lie has gone to the place where
only his own harmony can be exceeded
and thinking it was very neat thing
adapted it to his purpose by changing one
word, aud carved on the monument g He
has gone to the place where only his own
freioorkS can be exceeded"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-09-10

DISCOVERY AND REMEDY


nj, curc IA. f,lio,,tr,. o,.,lat,t.
! ~ N''N WV ''''''''h ''''F'"'"09'
! DYSPEPSIA, Heart Burn Liver Complaint and
Loss Of Appetite cured By Ia ding few bottles
Lasltude, Low Spirit and Sinking Sensation cured
at once.
,,,,.,.,,.....
cured readily by following the directions ON The bot
,,.,,..,.,. ,,,,.,,- ,,.,..
rot M \, IN Ea OLA ppEN 4nu bhiNAkl gerange
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-09-10

-" Wife, do you know that have got
the pneumonia ?" New monia, indeed /!
Such extrayagance You're the spend
thriftest man ever did see to go and lay
out money for such trash, when | do need
a new bonnet so much -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-09-10

There is one man in England who Is
not afraid Of the smallpox. lie is a ply.
stefan, and has allowed himself to be vac
cinated All times to prove to pig.headed
parents that there is no harm in vaccine.
ton.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-09-10
A GREAT CHANCE FOR A
GREAT BARGAINl

the w0LCoTT GRIsT MILL is FOR SALE.
SAID Mill Is some iufty rods from the Depot aud
contains four OF French Burr Stones a Eurek a
Smut Machine, Wheat Bolts, Rye Bolt India
Wheat Bolt, ami every thing Ia complete order This
MIL commands tho largest Territory Of any one in
the Statei Il Is sltuaicd un the Lan0ile River and
isentirelv safe from tfoshets.
S.-Farbanks' Hay scales are also included In
the property to he sold. HIRAM SMITH
Wolc0tt, W., January /, 1872. i2tf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-09-10
TEW ENGLAND CHEMICAL
FIRE ENGINE
A COMMON-SENSE MACHINE :


w claim that NAME for He foHoriqg reasons.
q. can DC supplied with water from wells Ut els
could not hc, and therefore would onen be useless
when the little engine would hc al work
3. Being -lnnl % can Dc slrtCi much QuIcacr than
any large engine aud v.GH ,ffe.H applied in the
early stage OF fire De- 90 more practical value than
tlgs one after tho lire ha- -1Dtl considerable head
way.
.. Half q dozoi OF these engines easily moved.
parts of O. small village one OF them would be very
uear any fire that might occur, ant the me-. hhor.
could 10 once make good Use of 70, with or without
chemcals, and nip the fire in the bud OF it couid
be got on the ground ready for hremen 20 take in
charge. Ia short time the whole number would be
working aud their combined efforts would stop a
large FIRE.
Under the present system il-ge sngnts are used b
put out small Pres which j. not cummou-sense but ex-
plains in part the not very credtahie fact that sov-
eutyGye per cent. OF the fire losses So called are
caused 10y water alone.
One Of these engines, milking tuc Of cbsmica's has
power capable Of eNlugu shing, iu Gr mmsfss. a
clearly indIrate. bow tf 10 would be likely to De ef
tect.yc n The early stages of ire u BE- evident
TACT that large fires might bee prevented ty putting
out the small ones ami 90 accom- p sh that result with
almost absolute certainty except ln the case OF un-
usually comhustihle buildings an that would be TO-
QurCd would Dee Co have sufficient number uf those
engines distributed Zoo village or town.
pRcg, Complete, with any feet OF Rubber Hose.
four buckets and ono hundred pounds of Chemicals
delivered 90 Boston,, $3.50.
srILLNAN CHASE. Montpelier.
General Agent ior Vermont and New Hampshire.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-09-10

"A proud father in England lately
explained to a school teacher as follows
"What accounts for John being such bad
scholar is that he's my son by my wife''
first husband"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-09-10
PREPARED by

d r II. s. r INT & CO.,
At their Great Medical Depot, lg5 and 10y Broad
Street, Providence. X. |. G6.q3
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-09-10

< N,vvy.,, N,,, v,
govs.,,,,,r,s ~, '".' ' d.t NJ, hu.N ,-s
'N"'i VIZ d. ''H "'y '''''>
9iN enepse Befe"ith' i9r tho Information Of th'
department the Report Of the Board detailed IN con
iormity win n;tfucuon' of The 18th Of March to ex
.ellmeni WIN the chemical IRE Eogine, delivereda
thls yaIu by MI o. &. hiuls.
am very rc.pecimlly, Your ohedient servant,
a., ,. q, huhANs y ,ee-Admiral Commanding.
loNoNAbtt uEV d hobESuN'
secretary OF the Navy Na'hingtoni d. c.
NA'i Yam, May III, 1873.
Tice- Admirai s. C. Rowqt. q. S. ~ Cog,,aa,di1o ete
%" ~ VNivli' ~ uui uIueI o. lhe -uln ultllho
F,..i,e r,,,, g., n, ~ f NY a, n'tn Wy Nueul.a
ist III y, -, ~ ~ i w. y, N'''9 uH ~
@ e., ~ o. W IN ,gti''n' nNu necessary 10 ehhDle
~, mi ~ agi.i',,.s -,,iti,. .....,. q. 49,
s.,st preference over nnl tnlns OF the sort depend
ys u een ' n uSon'' OF OAr0on' Aod ua which We
and management simple
' T ~ ua af he e ebem1eos NAV b. .u.ro,d,d n,
moment and stn there romuins he stream of water
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-09-10

Kansas farmers are substituting black
walnut for maple trees on the prairies.-
They ought to try some birch,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-09-10
b NGlIAM'S by Il
\ YBRs CATuARTIC PILLS.

4 YERs CATuARTIC PILLS
For all The Purposes Of a Family Physic
CURING
COlrlvENEas JAuNDfCE, DYSPEPSIA, 1NDGGFs
TlON, DYSENrERY, FOUL STOMACH, ERYS1pE
LAS, HEADACHE PILES, RHEUMATISM, ERup
TONS AND SKIN DISEASES hlLlOUSNESs
LIVER COMPLAINT. pBOpSY, TErTER, TrAiON
ANp SALT RuEuM WORMS GOuT NEURAL
G1A3 As a DINNER PILL, AND PURIFYING
THE BLOOD
Arc the most eon-.uial plrratte SCI perfected
Their effects ahundanty show how much they exec
all other Pills They arc 1ic and pleasant 90 take
hut powerful 20 cure. They purge out the foul hum
or. OF Che blood they stimulate The sluggish or dis
ordered organ into action. and they impari hcalu
and tone 20 the whole hcing They cure not only
The every day complaints Of everybody, hut iornid
able and dangerous diseases. Most eminent clergy
men most .kilul physicians and our best citzeu'
send certificates OF cures performed and Of great
benefits they have derived from these Pills. They
the safest and best physic iorchdrcn hciag mild
is wolf as onectuaL Being sugar coated, they ar,
easy 10 take and being purely vegetable, They ara
entirely harmless
PREPARED BY
DrJC.A AYERS Co., LOWELL, MASS
Praaloi and Ano'gicai Chemists
GOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-09-10

Companies. Asstt.
LIVERPOOL LONDON GLOBE. eOIOd q0O
NORTH BRITISH MERCANTILE, i5.oOOo0o
ROYAL, Of England, iQmo0D
FRANKLIN, Of Philadelphia J90i61t
ms. co. or no. AMERICA, of Phln., 3.H6im
CONTINENTAL. OF Now York 2.2at 2i2
PENNSYLVANIA. OF Philadelphia, lis9325
PHOENIX. of Hartford, l,r5052
NARRAGANSbTr OF Prov dcncc, gl,5c5
MERCHANTS, OF Providence. 1920
NATIONAL j. & ~, OF IN ludcipha. u9,iH
ALENlANNIA, Of Cleveland, zoe 500
ALPS Of Eric, Pa, N7-5t
GERMAN, Of Eric ra., 15as72
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY. of Mouphs, 25l.sgG
ALLENIANNfA, of Pittsburgh mil1o
FAME, Of Philadelphia. -3lF5s
FIRST NATIONAL, of Worcester. l7dI16
LYCOMlNGi Of Muucy Pa, .,tocs q Mutt i,EO37l
Seven years experience in Fire Insurance. and
constant familiarity with ull It details cuuhlts me
Co transact The business boo such m1uUtf as tltt
SO QUESTIONS SHALL ARISE,
n case loss occurs. an business entrusted tu my
care will receive prompt and immediate attention,
and will be PLACED Boo perfectly rcspnus.hle and hon
0fahlc Companies. and every attention VII Dee shown
~ The Interests Of my customers Communications
by mail viii receive prompt attention.
a. G. DROWN.
MONTPELIER, Nt March ~. l-i2 Gatf
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-19

Young MEMS ASSOCIATION new
books purchased for tie Association by its
President, MIR. J. Y. Bogert, arrived last
week, and were placed on exhibition iii the
Young Mems Hall Monday evening. The Sc
lections were admirably made. and the Asso-
citation eannotappreciate too highly the good
judgment displayed by Mr.. Bogert in his
choice Of works. Tuesday evening the book
covering bee took place at the Hall OF the
Association, and was largely attended Dy Ia
dies and gentlemen, who applied themselves
irdustrieusly to the work of covering the
new books. The work was made rather
agreeable by the sparkling eyes. vivacinus
wit and merry laugh Of the fairer and more
beautiful portion Of the party At about 10
o'clock the books were all covered, and the
congregation repaired to an adjoining room.
where bountiful supper was spread, which
was rclished with zest indicative Of good
appetites and excellent digestive organs
Wehaye now a good library and we hope;
and expect to see our people sustain it. We
ask a careful pcrusal of the article headed
z Appeal" written BY Mr.. Bogert. He has
been indefatiglDlc ii his effolts to build up
this institution iii Bozeman, and has spent
much valuable time and noney for that pnr-
pose. Shall we stand by him in his COM
mendable enter:1i rise?
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-19

OUR neighbors of Virginia City and Deer
Lodge City seem determined to claim hon
ors for ladies of their towns that do not
belong to them. A year after Mrs Stone OF
Bohemian had visited the geyser. some ladies
from V rginia went up, and the local of the
Montanian claimed that thew were the first
ladies' that had ever visited that country; and
now comes our friend Capt. Mills, of the
Northwest, and says Mrs. Birdseye and Miss
Clark of Deer Lodge were the first ladies to
make the grand rounds of the National Park,
visiting the geysers. falls, etc. Not so. Cap.
Misses Anna Harper, Josie Miles and Aman-
da Woodruff OF Bozeman, after having made
the grand round, travelling over 200 miles
OIL horseback, as they came down met the
Deer Lodge party going up.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-19
900 R0xcs Fall and winter Ap pies in
AsCOO store and to arrive OF
HOFFMAN .& RRO,S

WE publish in this issue communication
from Cherry Greek, in which the writer re-
fleets somewhat upon some of the quartz
owners of that district. 1t is matter we
kno. nothing about, and we do not pretend
correspondents. Our columns have always
been open to our friends at Cherry Creek
The letter Is from q substantial resident Of
Havana, who is considerably interested In
che camp, and we know him to be q man
who could not be influenced by malicious
motives to do an unkind act to any one.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-19
MARRIAGE HIGH LIFE.

the wigwam Of the brides father, Grow Agen-
cy, n. T., by the Rev Z. j. Stanly, Mr. Geo
Il. Davis and Miss Ah-pahgh- hedib-la- din
interpreted. Woman-that- went into the-c clouds
Again we are called to note the changing
of the name OF one of the 8 dusky maids of
the forests Another one of the noble red
men has lost his daughter. Although we
scondole with the poor father, yes we congrat-
ulate tho happy couple, and wish them long
and happy life. Thus we have another ill.,
dustrions, thrifty family to people the beau
tiful valley Of the Yellowstoneon the line OF
the n. R.R. Poor old baches, bid fare
well ID your brother, Whoha gone and COM
mitted --matrimony.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-19

DISTINGUISHED VIsIToRs.- We received /
call Tuesday from the Hon. Il. II. Clifford Of
England, accompanied by the celebrated ar.
tist and wit, Mr.. James Smile Of Virginia
City. They had just returned from the Ma.
tional Park, having made the grand round,
visiting all tile prominent wonders OF that
country. Mr.. Clifford is a young man. highly
cultivated. and seems favorabIy impressed
with our country. He came across with the
Stanley Expedition. and when he returns to
mother England he can tell the people over
there what he knows about railroad survey
ing IN America, Indian lighting. spauting
geysers, mud volcanoes, &c.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-09-19
Ut. Louis Imperial At the Kiyus.

Our OF LUcK.-Hsn. Samuel Word, Capt.
Turner and r. w. Hill, Esq, who went over
to the Yellowstone Friday last Oh a fishing
excursion, returned to BJzeman Sunday
regarding the piscatorial wonders OF the yell
lowstone. The first day they didn't Get q
nibble. but on the second their dropping spir-
its were revived by catching afew good sized
fish. They were simply out Of luck, or did
not use the right kind Of bait