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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-01-10
sCiAso aIsus .

K ~ -@ft ka a4s3 8E h
nr. Hay.s, tile Arctic rxt'arer. says.
thi1lg. The monks who lived liz the rinllas-
! terry III ST. Thomas (wl,icI, VAS destroyed lii
the ini.I,aIe of ilie fourteenth century,, hal
TIL. wafer from "a boiling spring close By con-
veyea IN pipes through the house, thus Civ
ing it 4 plt.i,sl,t and uuif,rin warmth
throughout the u ar--a provislential inspr-
ati"n III the scarcity ui nisea in that region.
Its a curious fact that poor peopis.
ihosgh snlHrtinaes given 10 stealing. are
sssvsr afflicted wit.i klepfomaaia, II takes
| rich person to i,ase that tiSease.
There il bara within every n,s.l tho germ
nf bolh yirtu, and vice. Ihes.cveiapcmen Of
one or The ether is contingent upon clrcun-
stances
/ II yoa wolsI -elish yai,r fo.i' labor fof il:
if you would enjoy yotr clntlcs. pay for
them befor. y6sl wear them; if You would
sleep sohndlf, take a clear coascio,aee to bsa
With you.
Accent manuscripts were written without
accents, stops. or separation between tlie
words; isor was it until after thc nintI cen
fnry that cepyiSts began 10 leave space he
tween tile words.
4 man ont in klnsas said lie coul,i drink
i quart Of Cincinnati whisky and he did II.
The silver nlollu,iEss on his cpllln cust Sl5-
70.
The man silo 81 up all hight weighing
q ton Of coal with ii pair OF stsclyards, aud
by the pailflll. to see that he had received
full weight, thought he was ahead few
pounds until he remembered that he had hot
deducted the weight OF the pail.
IS The latest example Of lacopic reporting isl
-in Indi;in opened a can Of nitro -glycerine
with his tomahaMk, and lett. Searcl, RESULT
cd in : no Mdian,' f 8 .
An intoxicated printer iii Eat St.louia
wandered into Il shoe shop in II fit OF mental
alteration and setup several siicksfnl nf shoe
pegs. and took a proof ~ his matter In the
boot press before he realized his awful con
elition s m . i5ls
A new seam drill capable of boring i
hole eighl inches in diameter has just been
introduced in the anthracite region BY the
Pennsylvania Coal Company. 1t will bore
further one day than Il dozen men with
The old drills Ii, !. month
Bnrleigh City the terminus OF The n. r.
yiitt isha NM =4s W W slyt Il sI aaess Aa
Of tllat cvnniry has been swallowed by the
prospects Of its rival.
Mrs. Gwin oi Davenport, assisted the
Kitchen fire, one day last week, with the keroi
sene can. The heavy rain kept a good many
people from attending the funeral.
a Chicago man ate ten dozen eggs oil
a wager last week. Tie money he won has
been paid to his widow. A
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-01-10
TIE TWO HAaFEs gg.
~ ALICE cAay.

Set my plow in the good oil earth,
And turned the fnrrDws over,
AMI 1t length got my labor ] worth
In the great red 81 ,srs Of clever;
For suns befrended and rains sisscensicd
And got thrice told. my lahur's worth
IN the globes Of bright red clover.
iiv'sened to whet and swing the scythe,
AS the fieiis grew ripe for moving,
And heard the while. MI gay and blithe.
he Winds oi the harvest blowing
Their tunes 20 biithe 10 the tim. of tho scyfI,e
As lin ths haying, lhey hid from the LA, i.,g
The pipes We moved IN the moving.
And which the fhrg suns >lanted down
Across my close -hoin meadows,
And saw my children, tanned so brown,
Come chasing with thriI shadows
There ut the even, like sheaves fsr heaven.
v ith love 10. Eirdle anil love for crown,
bore them ..ome from the meadow.
And when with the sunshine bright on thcii
heads
And their hearts as light us a feath +. &
we tucked thsm up in their trundle-bels,
| and their mother together,
While The moon in her splendor looked tosn so
teiltler,
We thanked th lore Of the Father above,
Who gave us two haryests lsgethcr.
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Interesting picture Of WashinE-
ton Bridegroom.

ANar f,rocker Is to be married, and lie ii
70 he married quickly. Perh ps before this
thrilling announcement even reaches the
wondering reader the deed will he dome
Creckcr--thr said Alvan--is a risky yolI,g z
Congressman from Massachusetts. seventy
two years II age. and represents the staid
and sober old citiz,.ns that e,n,nen. coun.
try einbractd IN The Ninth District. And
Ills sportive ybnng tlolt has taken 1t into his
head fe marry. probably without the consent
of his parents. lie believes with Brlgham
Young. who thus advises his tithe-palers:
60 and get married when y0t! can. for when
yon grit old you can't.'' Alvin ls not what
could BE- called an Old nifnibet us Congress;
having been elected Janiars 4. iS75 10 fill
The place made vacaisi b. the election OF
Wasllbura to lie Governorsilip, aud thus b.,
served but !. part ot t.lst session. Croeke Il
of the TALL will IVY build. which we are told
characterized flenry Clay. Avian looks to
be six feet four inches high. and to weigh 50
pounds. Ills legs, when standing, seem to
be long and thin, but their build is sot. mo-
ticfd when they are concealed beneath hts
desk. Ills arms, also. ut tile first glance,
Seem to be Il foot or so too; long, hut they cor
respond with his .rgs. His fingers are long
say six inclles-and thin, denotihg gead
blox. and gentle breeding. His neck Is 4 lif-
tie too lans tor in srelilarys man, bu. in him
il looks as we'll as his arms and legs. His ieer
are large eiin,lgl, to KEEP tile wind from
blowing his body down, forming a very safe
anchorage for his legs. 1 am sorry to say
thai Croker Is bald and prematurciy gray.
This is rather misfortune, The outrageous
little pages who skip SO ninftj " arou'.d the
door Of the House had the impn.lence to say
that Crocker's head looked like the hump Of
atifomedarv. and that his nose was like an
inverted snow plow to q locs motive. Crockef
was NOT to blame II tho little imps said It Was
i uniform grade from the end Of tie nose to
the top Of the head. with Just 4 slight bump
at tie eye---it was just the Internal impuaence
If The ltttle scarps, md was not encouraged
am glad To ssv, bv the colleagues OF
Crocker.
And this IS lie playful young Lotharid
that goes rusliing into masrlmony with q.
light i heart as II lit were hut going o lead
i German 10. single night. Well. the
y.,nng beau has 4 good start IN lie. pcinx.
worth. IL Is ssid. not less than million OF
tiallars. Hs owns several paper mills, is
President of two national bail,s. ii the an
i,,nr d tl.e system 81 railroads running from
Boston u Troy. had much 10 40 with tho
lippsac Tunnel, and lie was III one Time Pses.
lslent of The Boston and FkchbarS rai!read.
He sis1 served two terms III tho Massaciilr1
became Y iactory operative II eight years Of
age.
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swine-uEogy.

| Swirc hold nm Important ostion IN thu.
lstof domestic animals. as they term no III
considerable item in he laiien's wealth III
supplying large am. unt of tooa Tor the pt.n
pie. Hence ill. II well-lcing il matter ni lla-
fioiiai importance. They Ito not, however.
like; the horse. dng, OK. and some other ami
| mails, contribute during their lite very lnuci
| to The coil fort of ina i. but. rather on the
ranErry. very often to his discomfort. II Is.
nevertheless. desirable. for tie reason a.,ov..
gsla.a.i.. that we should know something ~
| their habits and iliosyncrasiss s, so us To be
better able to understand the nature OF the
diseases they are subject Ia.
The hug. altho' wallowing in the filthiest
mire. and sometimes feeding upon the most
disgusting kind of food. both animal and
vegetable, and often VI ] e,, in a decUinposed
Slate does iioi always do so with iAplaily.
We fesl persuaded Il Mt many animals OF this
class are annually lost from The effects Of I'M
proper food or from LIKING, in an atmosphere
snrtharsged with pnlso.oEs efiinyia, the pro
! duet fai iniaI or vegetable decomposition:
aud we think that tile owners nf pigs often
make great mistakes in not paying more Mt
teniion 70 the qaalir = OF their food and The
et.ndiIion Of their lodgings. Decompastns
Substances. both animal and vegetable. corn
that has unslergonea change from long keep
my. or exposed TO damp. and which is loatl-
ed. perhaps, with the spernles OF p.isonouS
fungi, the sWerpinxs Of warehouses. consis-
ting sometimes Of agents OF All injnrisus cha,
r,c er. brine from the meat tub, ETC., tilesa
and other similar substances are often gwen
to pigs as ss,pd. aud u several instances have
bevn known to cause very great lusser.
| AS q rule, we believe that old strong hogs
are not 50 easily affected by improper food rs
| yonag ones, and we llays sometimes known
| spWs to appelr ii. perfect health when suck
ing their pigs. si,t ysst 20 have their milk s.,
altered III quality from Lie elects nf bad food
rs TO destroy the pigs. - Prairie Farmer.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-01-10
TIL 4 AFAlEiES.
An 1ntersssinS Plciuve ef the Arizona
Savage.

| a. r. Van Duzer delivered allintcrssting
| lecture oi, Ariz ia bef,re the Temperance
| L.p.i III. last evening. The leetur~r enlarged
| upon the character and general appearance
Vt numbering Apartes. Of which he said
! there werr s svrxl varieties, known as til,
| Mohav1 pachrs, thr ronto Apacies. rtc..
| artnr iax tnfh~ ln,rtion ot tne territory os-
capleH ly tllsis,. firre were two general
ciasse ~ tIlssli-tlse M1sd lnsiiaAs ~lm ra;ar,
over tie c,,iliiIry. mfrlering WHITES fnr
amusement and plumber, and the fame In-
| tiili.s. who Say on the rrsrrvaflons' only
slipping of .cics on | y to q r l.r unsuspect-
ing travellers, and steal back to the govern
lnent post talasoi,l siisDiciDn aHsl detection
File lecturer said he never before saw SO CON-
plete Il picture Of everything mean and low
us that furnished by these Indians The
Apaciic WAS not tall like the Sioux nor e,,ich
and active Iik. the Pawnte He looked. more
like IN animal than man His fingers were
long, slim and .,ons, and his head was COW
cred with long heavy coarse hair. His face
was black, not soft. nnctuous black like the
negro's, but ugly. repulsive. and more like
the baFk If i ts,ad than Till. face ot Ii ht,nan
| being. Il WAS i mistake 10 try to conciliate
them and reform by Kindness. Oh the supp,-
sition that because the Sioux had been nari-
lied and partially civilized, the A pacAe could
be. They possessed no semblanc, If nHlani.
ty mi their character. and if;l person treated
them kindly they imagined that lie was
afraid ol hem. and would improve tie first op-
o1niily ton,ni'der aid scalp him. They were
lie feet goufmaIltis, and would stuff away ri,
astonishing quantity of i06d at one meal The
lecturer said le once saw three OF them sli
down aud eat up halt the carcass OF d deer
Weighing one 6hlln,tred pounds. and when
: ey had concluded their meal they relied
around on the ground Tor some time before.
they were able 10 rise TO theii feet The
Apache NtuiI not live In house. Ii given.
clolhes he would tear them up, and rs d pru-z
Pile they were utterly incapable OF eulti.atioiI
and civilization. They were cowarttiy.
slle:tkiug tribe ofs.sSassiis. ih.y had WHOLE
SOME respect Tor Il deubie barreled silst gun,
and We're CAREFUL To avoHl th, range OF ne.,-
ry rifles and Colts rcsoisers hey never 1T
tucked person Unless The. could tlo it white
nnder cover. / Ii re lad scarcely ever been i.
inu-drr committed III Arizos.a by Them cx-
eelat WnAaal teet at llle
taiioi. ard fire upon y party While III all-
bush, and 50 cuWardly We're they that they
would not dare 10 leave their e.,yer If amy vi
the attacked remained utllarliled.
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I EIrrd;nsi WIRES.
Imporiasit Case InssIviHE Large
F0FtEae.

Some months ago Mrs. Tfoost. OF Kansas
| City. died. leaving ii great deal nt property
to bt. devoted ia public tiscs. anin,i. either
beq,ieS,s there We're inasie in her will prnvis-
I,fas for tile ercctoa9ata graiid opera ho,iSe.
Il church and seminary, aud Il park, and for
other PURPOSES.
The following, from the kai,sas City
Journal Of Commerce. stniarsfiz the legal
questions to BE- setIicd by the Supreme ourl
which will determine the rights uf heirs who
may l,e the ssti.. Of virtual marriages not re-
cngnized Nv law.
Tie ease III which the Indian children If
the late Win. Gilliss have ASKED that his will
be set aside III ihrir tavor. was ,lec;.i+t ii,
Warelshurg. oil saturday last. il tie Cir
cult Court IF that colln.y, before whom II
was taken tromtlil coanty-oa n change OF
venme.
| Mr.. GiIliss. one of the first settlers of s.iis
city. at his dcil Ii the most neilihS cltizrll.
died bachelor. as supposed by everybnas.
land Iefl Ills property 10 mis- niece. Mrs.
| Iroost. who. dying recently. left The estate
wislrr iate~est IL our ciiizpns. n
Mr.. Gillis<. III, the early parf of Ills life. was
HI Intian trader. and. like many more sucl,.
llasl what they callcd Indian wives. whom
they selected lor w.slalel. us the ease n,iyhi
be. according ii the Indian custom, BY whom
lie had Inslian children born to him. 81 s. a4
| These In,lia,, children set M their claim as
tht. legal heirs, ut VIM. Gisiiss. and by Them
suit Mas brougsl' to set aside tue will. The
ease WAS tried befers jury.
Tie case turned upon the question as u
Mh.tlnr tllpIislhln customs, iirssicI, ma tiers,
conslitlied s,icip iisArriran ~ III laws of
the laws ot The coiiniry could take cogli-
zs, i of. and eilOrce us legal aital tinding III
all respects.
III tl,is respect the case becomes of great
interest to this portion Of he country. as
Missouri. Arkansas. Texas, Iowa. Minnesota,
Michigan. Wisconsin. Kansas, Nebraska aud
4 all me Territorics nave lnits'ilel cases With
i1ont number. It may bec6.lie the ease on
whicI. the question Tor ali the Western coul,-
| try will turn.
4 i The jury decitltd In fayor et the Indian
|lscirs. ANA thus me wilr Is SET aside. q
course il willie appealed. aud We will haze
the epininn nf The highsv courts before tllf'
matter IL finaiIy dr,c.nlii,sd. ss
/ Locally. Il Interests all nnr citizens, rs ti.e
rrt.tinn III the new opera house, tlle church;
the seminary i Tie PARK. have all e wait
| The slow process Of the law beiore they cam
/ ii ever, b. realized. The decision ais" affects
the conditioner SOME vpry valuable property
] which has come into possts>io u the cstat..
since the Death Of Mr. GiIliss.
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The Kiss QMadriI.e.
A Pccu,iar saI1a1ory Attraction.

~ z8ss#.Ess .8ssssy LII
We read, for the. purpose of relaxation
AMI mental discipline. all the letters from
Washington to the various iiewspa.,ers.--
Sometimes We have found them tough and
sometimes tender; some ot them are joyous
ii d some Of them are gloomy; hut ateIy.
we aieipleasr,l 70 ssy. tile cheerful and 4, !
cs,,lraging mood is pr.tlp,nlnant. All the
writer's. We believe. without u single pxes,p-
ton, hlve something to say Of the ..ria ui
good teelIng'' which has already dawnesi il
it has not arisen. Harmony is precious.
Corliality isscl,arm ng. Unisn is wlla, we
have always desired and do now desire more
than ever. Jenkins mentions a nrw din ce
called the kiss Qundrille,, which promises
TO BIZ in yogue in Washington this winter.
and which, for our ratification, he is good
enough TO describe sosthat we think that We
unlelstandat AT least the nlain-and most lhter-
esting part Of il. When II comes to swing
ing corners eicl gentleman kisses lis part
ner. and very delightful ii mu>t b.. May we
ch9rean innovation US 4 happy augnry = III
tie .l,s.sl lnazrs Of the political dance. chang
ed now from the war pertprina'ic ce Into some.
thing more Pacific. are lnfmbers OF Congress
to kiss each othef This would certainly be
touching. though it might seem 10 afi expert
bysfander, mot accustomed to tehder ssl.tes.
j,,>t 4 little tasteless and, llsipid. Yet we
may be permitted to receive this = KISS Quad.
rifles as Of s.appy angury. Some lneiiibefs
ot !, ong.ess we shoitld not care " kisssex-
cfpt lronl. An lnperi ,us senso If duty; btt.s
perhaps, If II should come 10 a general GO
rollln!er. lllsy canastsnMch each other: But
le,lts have fraternity At any cost ot personal
tastes - 81. Tribune.
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There is no j.y 50 grssa; Us that which
sprinas # .in i Kid aet .orf !sas,tlst decd
You w tstl II ~ nix N her Y
thc nnrIlify when ysIa rlae. apa t''fys.'sa, '''e
div wI.iss yod |areal'oiit yoar daily el'sl''esss
K ,lirrct linr III telegraph. a'alrr one con
t.o, a,,l management. has restlIly bern ekii VII
manned tsiSs.eii IsoailoI india, wiis1
extensions IN singapore, Hong osfgs Java
and Australia.
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Dir. Loryea il gone 70 Europe.
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!HE lVlr! COURIER,
Published. Every Tanrstia.
Ar BOHEMIAN, GALLATIN coUNTY, n. +.
JosE9h WRIGHT,
pue1IsHKR AND PRoPRIEToR.

t,ne ve.r. IN advance during the hrsfqr.s &c so ~
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FEMALE PLEAsANTRIas.

''Iheard iilo
''who told ynas',
t'Iler iriendlD (9) n
"iou don tsay so?''
"Tis .lreadfnly'
'sYes, awfuii',
"Don't tel. ii, pray.n
Good gracinus..'. Z. Z.
who'd think itg,,
y .W-ll! WtlI.p'
..si5ear mei,,
'.l've had my
Snspicians!,'
And !, too. you seci''
Lord help us!',
.sroor creatnr~!,'
So artiiil!''
ESQ siyi,,
No sesnty!''
.'Quite thirty,''
.Retwee, you and is''
''I'm going!n
DO stay!''
~ Tan'sn,
Ppm fosaorn!',
Farewell, dea2l'
Good bye, swcr:
I'm giad s.ss,s yonel''
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control them. The testimony of our best citi-
zcmS of all classes, establishes the fact, that
CHERRY PICTORIAL viii and does relieve and
Lungs beyond any other medicine. The most
yield to its power; and cases Of COnsump.
ton, curel by this preparation, are public
" known, SO remarkable as hardly to be se-
lieved, were they not proven beyond dispute.
As 4 remedy it is adequate on which the pubic
may re Y for full protection. BY curing Coughs.
the torerunners OF more serious disease, it saves
uTnum5eret lives, and an amount of suffering
not TO be computed. 1t challenges trial. and con.
vinces the most sceptical. Livery family shoud
keep it on hand rs protection against the early
and unperceived attack o. Pulmonary Affections,
which are easily met at first, but which become
mcurabls and too often fatal. if neglected. EN-
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AMI Chest of childhood, CHERRY PICTORIAL
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securing sound and Notwithstanding sleep. No
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full Bronchitis, when they know how easily
they can be cured.
Originally the product of long, laborious, ana
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possible perfection. 1t may be confidently re-
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memorable as the greatest it has ever effected.
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Ayers
Cherry PeCtoral,
For Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

Among the great
discoveries of modern
science, few are of
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tectual remedy for all
diseases of the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that it does
Surely md erpctuaIlV
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Mineral and Electrical Water.

haspro that theunion means o
nt y
treated:
Bys Disease the Kidneys Diabetes Local and General Drop Con-
Vus' Dance, Paralysis, 4&hno
Bronchitis all forms o. Lr~ Diseases and Dyspepsia,
speedl cured. Chtorosis oil Female Weakness
Gou Rheumatism, Epilepsy, Souta and Diseases cfthe SKIN
: D. hyd 70 tors Wis
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-07-24
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The New York herald., 1873-10-01

Onf EAST 9TH ST., TWO FLIGHTS OF STAIRS,
LU1 back room--As competent nurse; fully under
stands the infant from Its brth best city ref
The New York herald., 1873-10-01

on WEST 18TH ST, CORNER 7TH AVA YOUNG
LUl girl to OF a child and with
berwork or watiing; Is good operator Wheeler Il
wilson's machines good reference.
The New York herald., 1873-10-01

C1G WEST 18Th ST, NEAR 9Th Av.-A RESPECT
OlO able girl as first class understands
business thor orOughiy; best city reterence
The New York herald., 1873-10-01

C1O WEST 33D ST., FIRST FLO0R--A GOOD
AfO lanndress 10 take In washing and ironing; best
references.