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WHEELER & WILSON
AGAIN VICTORIOUS

FACTORY poIET, Dee. 3, 1873
Mr.. EDIroR:-O uITuesday evening there was
lively time IN the Sewing Machine business in
this place, betweenithe well known Wheeler
Wilson and the Weed machines, at tho house OF
Mr.. VIM. $ Chelhs. Tho Wheeler Wilson was
operated by NJ. S, benedict and tho Weed By
VI. Lyman. At first there seemed 10 be some
ten OF twelve neighbors in favor Of the Weed,
who came Ia 10 witness the trial. but it was only
a short time before their opinions were changed
by seeing the great range Of work done on the
Wheelcr.d Wilson. On doing heavy work over
d seam the Weed failed TO DO il after several
timo- trying, brczkDg thread and three or fout
needles Al last giving It up and admitting the
point There were some 10 points advanced OF
which the Wheeler Wilson got ~ AS seen be
low The trial lasted some five hours.
e.. S.
let, Bobbn holding most thread W 4 W, End,
Changing attachments " Wv; 3rd, Essiert
running W "; Ith, Most durable " 4 ", 5th,
Quickest threaded v \ v; 9Th, Sewing over
-eam " W; 7th Ruttiing without extra attach
meat- " & "; sth Polling by one scam W & W,
35h Without change Of tension from heavy to
light thread wv VI 10th Thick goods a W,
Iltll Sewing fastest W a "; 18th 0iliuR quick
est Weed; 18Th stillest running W a W.
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and TUESDAY gtfaiHEs have made
rrat siir au8 81 present the prospect
b ghat aere ufti be aFanE movement
inaas to slfnees. li.esse gf Intoxicating
Hsael Is tass place.
Tie Ira Pres says MF S H.
Heat has determingd 10 erase thc manu-
tetafc 81 sAlais at Bis immense Gso-
by at this place, ana will transform tie
building luto S knitting Heiorg II via
probably be leased 90 somebody Shawl
Manufacturers lost money hs, year. si-
laoasa trade promises somewhat ac,lef
during 1a coming season.
woauFaHp.
line aeisa.ag again.
Attend The grand hal, Tonight.
Geo. Page and Hugh Gone Killed
smother bear ia Glastonbury last week.
Motto for ls1ls - can't saord &c."
The Uuiou Christian church is du.
i.llcI AND was dedicated 10 ne service Of
God last Friday week, lgih inst. There
were several clergvmen from Troy
present, tsyo from Bennington aud one
from West Pawfct. who kindly partiei.
patsd iu the exercises. A iali report Of
tl.e dedication can be found On the Ban
Foi iaia weea. Specimen copies viii
oe forwarded, free, 10 any address pu APP
p.laa'ioa.
Tile -5al kilus are all ablazs now. and
oHstHcs@ ~ Hopllshiag,
a story descriptive OF historical
events 10 NoodIon viii be commenced
lu tbo A18"s amt Patriot, in "a week or
tive.
This Is about the time OF the year the
fond wife OF the indulgeut husband IS in-
forming him that she traded of his over.
coat last July Tor the plaster iplaee which
Juhuny broke.
linn t,igbt ! ma l.. .,,,..roa
again and .ha Indicates i. ,gar,o ,r.o,hac
with igrermittep, shaver. s,geetTnn.
tie, ~ pougle. +. man, ,,,,o,n,,
over large company ofmen, and twenty
leans, in Glastonbury.
The II. 6G. R.g. Is deino ,ood
bpsiness pov The nos.o,.o,. oaosh l.
attached n ,ls n.at, oyos,, A.,
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--Basluess very dull here.
- Tie annual election Of OH ccrs ~
Red Mountain Lodge, No. 6. r. j An.
takes giaee lae -n3 Of January.
Mr. Cabin EIoe sawed his lusar
badly while 81 work on tAw at Mfr
Mests aiH. aH tbs !ssh iasi.
-Iae weather i9f tao .asi week SCI.
been Aae aaI paassni. mage aae els
fashioned Iad.4u sammsE, aal alt80g.b
"a il pleasant fgr pedestrians Il makes oar
lambgrueu have iaus faces - their basi-
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tt'a ia representing 3e Faf.e'F q saAF-
as0Hf ae tifsraAs. SD h.s "aai# .1.
eaHas eFer t'.f at4.srts atcne was
t'HaaE'Aaua 3e'se@eF q h.s hnnafaa s
fsrF aH aglf3 AE8 raI-
sasaaF a'@tmeai that Nas quite aaa'a-
Efatr g@efe uas Hg su1euasHmea' SEQ
aaf hsts iflH seas9n 'taai Les x ZEN Er#a.ef
sA.sfaEi.aas aa1 'l'e calls uPoa nc ial q
ffis'aa haTo hern 20 nantfaas. iaa'
ses sea nla arrange iHt aas -apjear.
a.' 81" fAf'f "'!'
FACTORY l'nfSr
--Iaafe w38 be tree satsusIBuaal Al
Adams Hal, oa Christmas pigli, uuder
tse susp.oes 81 t6e Good Template. AfI
an Invited.
A efffslu.ss srs.et.t ia sr.r friend DE-.
druggist Of ne masegsgge per.gas.sg.
grogsrss asppy. and wIH. ff = roansg.
.ssl,a. .nnpig tbBumas pre.ert. tar al,
the bag, sad gira iu town
Tho uoal was frozen over Nfa..asy.
aud some a. tie bars. in .pj,e Of ,sr
uara,Hg uf older pcfssn.. yeptgreg eH
tls lea Master Prank Archibald had
brauF shed toe cbanue wheu the
fIan taa broke under him aBd be passed
cH.lesF g8t OF sight Luckily jack Frost
Bod aaIy hWthad ou gAg wst.. once anal
tlama wac rescued with samr difficulty.
Bow. UIea 90 toe advice Of older aud
ancr heads aud Keep o1 lhe pond unUi
the iaa rs strong enough Go hold you.
Public entertainment by members Of
Gaut Lodge No. loi, l. @. OF g.. e..
1' entertainment Is Tree ana consists pI
oe''"'"a'I'ii'' songs es'a3'' etc. Ihe
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The residence OF Mr,Amcdon is near
Iy completed aud Is one of the best in APP
rearance ia town
The logs are coming IN TO McNaueh-
( TON 70 s. nun near the tue biceh
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VIII u ''o"''' III '"' SP'''s' 81.
The coal Rims are again starting up.
ihey have been comparatively idle zoe
some Time, but we learn that they viii
be kept going most OF the time 10 the
io'"fe.
RUPERT.
An injunction has been granted by
the court OF Chaneery ia the case of Boyn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-12-25

GREAT MAMMOTH SALE!ll
$4,000 90
In Men. Boys and Chudteus' Fine Healy-Made
Clothing, Hsts, Caps and Furnishing da9ls 10
90 sold AZ the following
PISIc PRICEs At
MASON & JERKOWsKTS,
Bates House Corner Store,
50 Merchants Row Cor Center ST.,
RUTLAND, VEnuoSr,
Heavy Moscow Beaver Oycrcoats,
Blue Black and Brown,
50 so, az 50, $l4 90, 81 90 d $40 30.
FoEMEg PRICES
$l3 90, $lj 50, SIS 30, $23 80 a go 50
Fine Castor Beaver Oyercoats,
81 50, 10 81, formerly $l3 so to $l7.
Blue, Black and Brown ChncbilIa
Ovcrcoats So 80 10 sll so, former price
50 90 10 $l4O0.
Heavy Gray Cass. al Wool Oycreoats,
So 50 10 S. former price 81 10 10 $40 80
Heavy satinct Ovcrcoats, all Colors.
- so 10 s. 30 former price 81 II 70 81
Cape Oycrcoats,
Ulster Oycrc0ats,
TaImas,
Al Qualities and Prices
Boys, Youths aud Cbildrens' Cape
Ovcrcoats. with and without sleeves,
and all other styles IN the market from
~ 80 70 sl3 90.
Meas Beaver Suits irom Sla ~ to
tis 30.
Mems Cass. suits Of every description,
from q 90 to SIS 90.
Boys. Youths and ChHlteus Suits
all styles. from AZ 90 to $it %
Winter styles Hats and Caps ar bel3w
the Panic Prizes
W. bSar the lrgssl etlea vi
GENTS FuHNf@iiiNG GOOD,
.a the sta.s, eap.F r.s.as tas istsg sggsgtias u
&ss AResf. "a St..
HgPolite auI gcailemlHly clerk IN
attendance. ~ trouble o. show Goods.
save money 81 calling 10 ITO Bates
House Cofaef Store before Pafe14siag
elsewhere
lssfg 4As3a JhhAyaahl.
hafhaa Sc
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ggsltrpu Of rheumatism, neuralgia, lock-
law,palsy sprains swellngs, eaked breasts ssalds,
burns sslt-rheum, ear ache, &c, upon the human
frame and Of strains, spawn, gale, &c. upon ami
mails IN one year than have all other pretended
remedies since the world began, 1t is counter
irieut. an all healing pain reliever. Cripplor
throw away their crutohes, the lame walk, pois
ouous bites are rendered harmless and the
wounded are healed without a scar. 1t is no
humbug, The recpeis published around each
bottle, II is selling ~ no article ever before
sold, and it sells because it does just wha it pre-
tends 20 do. Those who now suffer from rheu-
matism, pain OF swelling deserve to suffer If they
will not use Centaur Imminent. More than 1000
certificates of remarkable cures, including frozen
imbs, CHI onio rheumatism, govt, running tn
mors, Nc, have been received. We will send q
circular containing certificates, the recipe, &C.
gratis, to any one requesting It, One bottle Of
the yellow wrapper Centaur Liniment is worth
one hundred dollars 70 sprSiued or sweenied
horses and mules, or for screw-worm in sheep,
Stoek-owners this IMMINENT is worth your atten-
ton No family should be without Centanr
Liameut. ssld by all Druggists. 80 cents per
bottle large bottles. 81 90. ]. b, RosE & Co.
"a Broadway, New York.
CAsroRIA is more than substitute for Castor
OIL IL is the only safe article in existence which
Is certain to assimilate the food regulate the
bowels, core wina.cOlic and produce natural
sleep, 1t contains neither minerals, morphine
or alcohol, and is pleasant to take. Children
need not cry and mothers may rest. 2i5ly
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U.s Hsn"s'. Pa,n-Kiiltng 'iasie OF.

Tee HeaHs'. Pain-Kiiitng htsie Oh.
~ Harls Hls Charm.
EE tnEE--
Eeaas's Fsla-K Hing Mag Oh egres Headache
EeaNaE pa.se hl,.uE MAG ut3 asfes los1haehV
HguEe's Pala-k ili1g Nagie 9s cares &eurs.ga
q 1HsfH PaIa-k.liEg HEEe g3. rarss aa4aa N4THas
Esaasts E.ata h iaH 8agr 1lt cares LheamaUsm
Iflue7s FalH-k I1iaE assc ti' eafes LamHusss
Eslls rlia alus Rags gu RACES skin Diseases
s3me f9iks seem ~ bs rraua 81 telling hos
a.ggHf tl#esf saoal4efs arc 70 my efleh Ia tie
ba8a-sr. Il have goi Ihg .a4atsea and de-
Agat .a Dragging tuAl "Ba3hiag c2A eafe - -
but uaea We get s1el 'AHiui faiks T. use AEs-
sEs Pafs-KuI25 Mis3c OII. faithfully We
a8t an4y care taelE tAmeaeas Aa4 abArm aWag
ihslr pains Bat We setnEiiy take 81 tat kind z
"urAe aJi ~ then aDa they frankly GNH 40.
sn8 cas-. @it wJfks akE charm
eg.aI ID brggF.f{H Aertaat and 8FsAts.
Gail F Reese Nag 81 N4gre gaa gsHsl
Trade
De i Eat uf n lasft szef eaaa tIatI sEe,
8 sss sHa Large faH..g 4atl.eF
MA4 AtLhaE 4sA&
Sole HloFrsft0fs AL ssaafatQfefs,
htttsas4 Msss
sa By waHs Hsa Nalcaaslsfs aaa 81 "
arsYss. fsdtggy Fs.ut gssS!y
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Masa.as tfsaa psrssl b. Msrsl rssft nss-t taa.
HI tfsBa Ffsfsstef
hsss bsBsal Y#fsf Ha tH
Tsftaa. tfaia asser.
B.as tn8tss gan t4as % & a h.
$500. ssasssas. Elsssss5 gs.saasH 81
ssssfFHara. fraIt.stF
aft5,s. a Nsaabaslss rt.rss3 5.gf ataaa.f %
wsd1s.&sys a. fnisfs 81 % a.
kssussgsa .su. MsH.l astias tslaa4l 5aIs..
TaAsAsYs faaJslSEss sa nstggasIt . 81 q. p ,
sft.s sFrissi u lats b. tssa esur hHr....
rsrs. Lss.tsges isagsAa.s. as4sv IT,
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NsAAesAsls 49, ff48gH al
nrrrasisa sss@s Nsa5Aeslef raMaa# 6arH
IaasasFs TbassaasFs su8 asta#ssEs 90 8l d. H .
.fsss sratAl q - - . FrH.u @Hua 7#t"
fv- iaaa assfs .a gs
50 Grams. rfa.f.alaa
aatt. ,fess.
.aUTH n, railroad ff as~ lass. t#aaF. f..
epalt sn5 Hss e. 30 H5 il. o..
NoRrH b. rsHfssa fs aataaI Hs.are#.a.
kgfth sHi bss saa 80
Lstlst. f.f hss Gafs Alha#e ff#s Ssh. H".m
49, ia.s ~ g n > afs.a Afe iEsaF e
- fss AgNaa&
GRANVILLE ntH . .fssa f.s-s. s' a. g. 3d..
POST uFyleE s,sa fnea t.s. faFt#.
nass. trsm she S,ath .sttss 81 sae l7s-t office s'
- -
a.ll. fryu tts -..t.,a. .f-.se .t a.a nsa eaaa at
stHrH
nails o. reta lsaigtyfv. b9a4 1.ie. }ams8#
a. - stag. r.s@e &c fsegry faiHt Fnsto-
see At = > f4ss1 Sc t1fsi.5s a.fs Nf't
afaaYs
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RUPERT

An injunction has been granted by
the court OF Chaueery in the case OF Boyn-
ton against the West Rupert Dairy Asso-
citation, which was brought on the ground
that tho hog pens Of the defendants were
erected so near the dwelling Of the plain
til as to become private nuisance. The
complaint OF the plaintiff, as we under
stand It, was sustained by the testimony,
in the opinion Of the chancellor. The
principle is broad one aud may be
made 10 apply to many similar cases alt
over the country.
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Crntaur LtnIment.

4 III re is no pain which the Ceu
mur Lnimeut will not relieve, DO
nj swelling il will not subdae, and no
N ~ lameness which It will not cure.
%, i ' e: s.: .as:.. a. ss, . j.
L--.Irl,Aar ~ rhrnmntlam nnurAlEIA lnek.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-12-25

Liquor dus imposed upon 6. II. Co.e
amounting TO 500. y petition signed
bY ever 900 Of our best citizen. praying
abat cmsul Of liuo which at frat stood st
$3.50, $500 knocked of Subscription
paper circulating for tie purpose OF pay
tine $40, or as much as possible ofit.
All glasses here 40 igr Cole, re.jet which
under the circumstances seem, just We
have 10 further comment.
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RUTLAND

Rutland Is strongly agitated on the
temperance question. Last Saturday
the aggregate Gues for drunkenness and
selling liquor with costs amounted TO
s2s522, Stirring temperance meeting.
are Of frequent occurrence, though there
has been $50 general movement against
ramsclleFs.
Joseph Dion, the famous billiard
player, gave Az exhibition al the Bates
llou.c uu Monday evening he easily
beat at lwo games, playing against toar
81 Rutaud- crack players. g,
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RUTLAND, VERuoS1

RUTLAND, VERMONT
Heavy Moscow Beaver OycrcOats,
Blue Black and Brown,
50 80 tl2 50, $i4 90, $l7 90 d $40 30.
F0EMEg PRICES
$l3 90, $lj 50, SIS 30, $23 30 ~ SO 50
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-12-19

WORTH KNowING.--Onc pound Of
green copperas, costing seven cents,
dissolved in one quart of water, and
poured down a water-closet will effect
ually concentrate and destroy the foul
est smells. Onboard ships and steam
boats, about hotels and other public
places, there is nothing so nice topuri-
fy the air. Simple green copperas,
dissolved in anything under the bed
will render a hospital, or other places
for the sick free from unpleasant
smells. In fish markets, slaughter
houses, sinks, and wherever there are
offensive gases, dissolve copperas and
sprinkle it about, and in few days
the smell will disappear. II cat,
rat, or mouse dies about the house,
and sends.forth an offensive gas, place
sold dissolved copperas in an open
vessel near the place where the nui-
sance is, and il will purify the atmos-'
phere.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-12-19


BENEFIT OF RoLLNG.-By means
of that roller, says Mr.. Waring, the
following results are obtained The
soil at the surface is pulverized with
out the compacting of the lower parts,
the area of contact being large. The
stones on the land are pressed down
so as to be out of the way CT the now
ing machine. The soil is conlpacted
around seeds after sowing in such a
manner as to exclude light, and to
touch them in every part, both of
which are essential advantages In
their termination, and assist in giving
item good start. When the soil is
smoothed in this manner, there is less
surface exposed for the evaporation Of
water with its cooling effect. Light,
sandy lands, by being rolled in the
fall, and rendered more compact, the
loosening effects Of frequent freezing
end thawiilg are lessened. The earth
is compaeted about the roots OF
grass and grain crops early in the
spring The freezing and thawing Of
winter leave them usually partly uni
covered or surrounded BY air spaces. !
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-12-19

WASHING LIGHT-CoLORED CALL
CoEs.-Take a tablespoonful of alum
and dissolve it in enough lukewarm
wgter to rinse a print dress. Dip the
soiled dress into it, taking care to wet
it thoroughly every part Of it, and then
wiring it out. Have warm soap suels
all ready (but only pleasantly to the
hand-het water always fades cali
coes), and wash out the dress quickly;
then rinse it in cold water. Have the
starch ready-but not too hot, only
warm-rinse the dress in it, wiring it
out, and hang it to dry, but not in the
sun. Always place your line where
the wind will strike it rather than the
sun. When dry enough to iron, bring
in and iron directly. Prints should
never be sprinkled, but if allowed to
become rough dry, they should be
ironed under damp cloth. 1t is bet
ter to wash them some day by them
selves, when washing and ironing can
be done at once.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-12-19
NOTICE T8 MINERS.
q. S. LAND OFFICE, }
HELENA. Nj T. November ls13 (

q. S. LAND OFFICE,
HELENA, nj. T., November 1878.
THOMAS WAREHOUSE, whose postotice sd
dress is Gallatin, Gallatin comfy. M r.. has
filed his application TO enter as agricultural land
the northwest quartz of the northeast quarter and
the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter
section - in township No. 2, north of range No.
east, which land is suspended from entry as
agricultural land. Notice is hereby given that
!. hearing will be had at this office ON the Goth day
day of December, A. D. 1s73 at 10 o. clock q m,
o determine as to the mineral on-mIneral char
acter oil the land, and testimony to be used ON
said hearing will be taken before R. w Hill,
Notary Public, at his office in Galatin in said
county, commencing at 10 O'Clock s. M on the 18th
day Of December, A. ID. 1878
1t Is alleged there known miners, NOR
mining improvements or claims upon said land.
w. T.. CHILD Register.
L. b. LYMAN, Attorney for Applicant. nol5-5w
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-12-19
NOTICE TO MINERS.
u. s. LAND OFFICE,
HELENA M T November IL Is12

q. 3. LAND OFFICE, I
HELENA. NJ. T., November IT. 1873. (
GILAs RALSTON, whose post Office address is
this office is application to enter ms agricultural
land I'm er the presumption laws, the southeast
quarter OF southaa quarter of ction IL in town.
snip south, of range east, aud the west half of
southwes5 quarter and southwest quarter of north
west quartz r OF sectou7 i'll township No 2 south Of
range No. 5 east, which land is suspended from
entry as agricultural land. Notice is hereby given
that hearing will be at this Office at 10 O'Clock
to the mineral or non -nneraI character Of said
lend, asd testimony t., be used upon said lie ar ag
will be taken before Arch Graham Co. Clerk, at
his Office in Bozeman, Gallatn County M t.
commencing at 10 o'clock a. on the 18th day OF
December, 1873.
II ls allen ell there are known miners nor min.
ing improvements olaims upon said land
(Signed,) w. c. CHILD, Register.
noy2I-JW
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Az Experiment THAT FaiEed.


4 an not cure whether I did right OF
not. am sure that | meant right
1t WAS on this wise.
believing implicitly that the bend
ing OF little human t6<igs should be
accomplished during tile early stages
Of their growth, / concluded to com
mence Oh We've. Accordingly / filed
box with chestnuts, aud placed it
within her reach saying: Now,
We've, dear, yo;i must not touch them
without my permission"
Well, den, | dess I'll not, was the
reply, while the brown-eyed three
ycar-o,d gazed wistfnlly toward the
sweet temptation. gave her six or
eight.
. IN my dear little po.tit-tank 'no.n
! went to my work, and labcresl
with all the cheerfulness of an i,Iven-
tor who is pretty sure his machine will
be success.
During the afternoon it occurred TO
my mind that those eight nuts were
lasting a remarkable long time. As
Stunning my blandest tone for the oc-
easion, I asked:
I. We've, haze you eaten all your
ehestnllts y
mo, / fink not
"Come here, darling. Where do
you get SO manyW
"Ohl diets 'em out o. my potit.p
"Nell, but here are more than /
gave you at first,n said /, as | exanin-
ed the dainty receptacle. "Oh, Vievei
have you been disobeying lie, and
getting more out of the boxgn
~ 'spects p'r'aps ] have"
" But, are you sTes"
Eyes, Use pity sure"
ooh, dear Viewer I cried, with the
feelings of one Who discovers his in
yention to be a failure, g this makes
poor mamma feel so sad. 1 do not
like to punish you, but what must I
do? | must have my little girl to
obey me. OH! what shall [ dow
The small sinner looked refiectiyely.
WeE, mamma," size presently said
in solemn tones, 81 dess 90 had be-
ter pray
Believing her suggestion wise one,
acted upon it.
Returning to my occupation after
our session had adjourned, the first
thing that caught my attention was
! scrap Of old newspaper, containing
.he sentence:
He who through intention or neg
ect throws before another tenpta- |
ion is, if he be overcome, equally |
guilty"
Iput away the box Of chestnuts,
ind am waiting for further Light
National Baptist.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-12-19


Use FOR FRUIT AND VEGETABLE
CANs.-Throw them in the fire, and
let them unsolder. They will spring
open about one inch. Punch holes
through each one of the four corners,
large enough. Take piece Of Irvine,
put through the holes, and tie the can
together. Set it on piece of board
or single cut just large enough for
it to rest upon. Fill up the can with
prepared soil, and you have superb
pct or can, to start flowers or other
plants in. When your plant is large
enough to put out, dig a hole large
enough to set the can in, take away
the bottom, set the can in it, cut the
strings, and the can springs open, slip
it up over your plant, fill up with dirt,
and your plant won't know it has been
disturbed. The old way, we some
time ruin the plants by Earring the
pots to loosen the dirt, SO that it will
come out. With the cans have new
er lost any or even checked their
growth in the least. ] even start por-
Ey, larkspurs, etc. in them.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-12-19

UP in Guthrie county, Iowa, the
hard hearted parent entered the par
lor where the daughter was having a
comfortable time with her lover. The
parent insisted OH staying there.
The plucky lover gathered the old chap
up and showed him out side the door.
The now infuriated parent sued him
before a Justice for ejecting him from
a room in his own house. And the
wise Justice, to whom be all honor,
ruled as follows: ssIt appears that
this young Teller was courtin' plaintiffs
gal in plaintiffs parlor, and that plain
tiff intruded and was put out by de
fendant. Counting is necessity and
must not be interrupted. Therefore
the laws of Iowa will hold that par
ent has no legal right in a room where
courtingis afoot, and SO defendant is
discharged and plaintiff must pay
COSTS"