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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-04-25

In addition tn the foreign born. TO-
O92, 2,Oi5, of the population had either
one or both foreign parents. Thus over
One-third of the people inhahitimg the
United States at this time, We're either
born abroad, OF are immediate descend
ants of foreigners. The number of Irish
III the United States is just about one
third Of the number in ireland.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-04-25

rr,,s-Onc copv Der annuIn ........... $3.50
- / --rI,tly in advance -............- $500
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-04-25
ST. s5ohnsburp Galedonian.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY by

q. VI. - - y It. AZ Z u
Opposite soldiers Monument st. J"hnsh"ry.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-12
Ser6f.3fdtter.

Sn 6ieier 3eit, mo- oas 2aub BON Den
gdumen fdlt, iit's an Ger OronunS, 10 piel
als tbunli9 BON oieiem wertbpolen Stoif
fir ben @intersebrau6 su iammeln unb
einSubeimi len. Die 9erpenouns oesielben
lit 70 mannisfa9, bab fem 2anopirtb ooer
Sauspirtb, fein @drtner ooer Geflisel-
sii9ter einen ju srOben @orratb oieler
Serbfbldtter einbrinsen fOnnte. Sem gia
men leiftet bas 2aub treffi6e 9ienite i'm
g%ompofbanfen, wie sur 9iebitreu in ieinen
Stdlen, Dem Nnberen gum S9ub ieines
Sellers ober ioniti9er &dumli9feiten, aus
oenen er ben Groit fernSubalten wiinl4t;
Semen bient es sur Seoeduns i'm Sreien
iteben bleibenber @epd9ie, ndbreno es io=
gar benz Siibnerji6ter elm faum Su erle=
benbes Material liefert als Seppi4 III iei=
mem @efliselbofe, Der ni@t wenis sum
Comfort BON beIien Sniaiien beitrdgt.-
Sn~sbelonbere auf oieien lebteren, ni9t ais
semein ~ertanntsn Nuben mOdten mir bier
sic @ufmerflamfeit lenten. gSenn man i'm
0inter, 100 Der sefrOrene SOoen Dem Snb-
ne ni9t %ssitattet, ieiner Gieblinssbeidditi-
auns bes S6arrens na63useben, miro Die
BON 3sit gu 3eit su erneucrnoe 8ldtteros+
de, aui pel6e man linn iein &Orneriutter
ausitreut, bemlelben @ele9enbeit bieten,
T6 in bieler inn ipobltbuenoen llebuns ;u
erbalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-12

10 ltets auf Mittel=SaB, no Der Grtras ur=
gefabr Elm balber mar, aber BON Serrrl
Webrle, @erf g. SObn OOppelt lopiel fur
bas Yfuno besablt tuuroe, als BET pollen
Grnten. auf Yut=in=Sap (SiS=gaB)
baben piele 8in;er l bis 2 uno mebr Son=
men BON gder unb 10 Gts. fiir's Yfuno
bon Der Yut=in=Yap Electromagnetic er-
sielt. Sieie %Gompasnie ma4t in oieIer
3eit 10000 @a0onen Wein unb bat nod
$4,000 suten alien auf Eager. @ebrle,
8erf uno Sobn BON Mittel=Sab teltern
aud cine Mense suten Gatawba nno se=
ben nit polen Sorrdtben fir ibren aus9e=
bebnten Sanoel in ben @inter. SIN per-
flpIienen Mfonat muroe fir $4,000 Wein
BEL ibnen beitellt. Iuf 6e0p's Sslano
ioGlen perl6ieoene @inSer aud cine 3iem=
lid quite grnte uno Siuar bon DorSiisli6en
Srauben, beionoers feinen Gatawba sebabt
baben. Sd betrd9tli9 bObere Yreiie fir
Die Srauben beSablt muroen, 10 miro Der
gsein i'm Yreiie li9 pOllig b~ebaupten Ober
Iteiaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-12
SIN bic 2efer, Die ibreu @obnprt
tprdbfclui

Go III unbsbins 81 ptb ~ n Il, bab
tiejenisen abpunsnten, bic ibre 3ei-
tuns mad elmer anesrsn pcftrfics; u babsu mint
i9sn, ni9t alein bic nsue AbreHs, lcnbern aud
bic alte pcitcfTee, rpbin fs has Slatt crbaltsn
BADEN, ansstsn. gnBsrrem it ibnsn su temsr.
fen, bab Der Generals pimeifsr ansecrSnet bat,
baB Der absnnent einer 3eituna mel
DER pas porto fir elm Sabr int 8praus tesablt
bat unr Dor atlauf %eelsIbsn in ben gerei6 s-
mes anberen Ycifamtss umsisbt BON benz Yoi-
msiifer fsinss fribersn @Obnurtss cine Quit
tuns tber bas bssabltr gprtU srbalten fol-, unb
bab Der ppfmstFsr res neasn pcatssirfs ssssn
8urssisuns Der 8 uittuns bic !3situns bis ;un,
slblaufe Der 3sit fir psI9s prrausts;ablt IT,
p~prtpfrsi atsuliefern bat,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-12

Sier 6iinftel ~unieres exports pertbei=
len iib auf flint srpBe Glaiien. @ir err
p%ortiren fir $1sS, 100000 gaumpolle, fir
$S4,OOO,OOO 8rooitofie, fir $75, OOO, 900
Cob unb Silber, fir $66, 100000 SleiI6=
prooufte unb Sals uno fur $35, OOO, 900
Yetroleum. @ir fibren auberoem nod
man9e Artifel aus, aber ale suIammen
biloen nur 3uiammcn Elm 6iinftel u~nieres
sansen Grportseiddftes. Srei 6iinftel
u%nierer @usIubr ~liefern oaber Der Sarmer
unb Der 9lantasenb.liter, elm 6inftel Die
Minen unb Oelbrunnen uno Der 8alb TO-
lpie uniere Sabrifen unb Manufucturen
bas lebte Siinftel. @ir concurriren bes=
balb nit Der cipiliiirten g8elt bauptld6li6
bur6 ~unisren Sobenrei6tbum, aber ni6t
Onr9 unlere Snteli9cns unO grfinOunss+
gabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-12

Das go6leareiGte Sano auf Der Or
De it, wie jebt piiieni9aftli9 enbgiltis
feititebt, China, ge9en oeIien unsebeure 2a=
ger Die aller anOeren Climber gu winSisen
Simeniionen Suiammeni6rumpfen. Na9
perI4ieOenen SpeSialberi9ten nebmen Die
6inelii9en &oblenfelber einen &aum BON
mebr als 100000 Quaorat=M eilen Elm.
10000 Guaorat : Meilen seniisten fur
GroBbritanien, um es gum inbulrieaiten
2anoe Der Welt Su MAIDEN pel6e Snou=
itrie lieBe li9 crit nuf ben 9ineiiiden @Or-
ratb, pOrSiigli6 bel Dem unsebeuren neber-
fluB unb Der Siqisfeit Der Nrbeitsfrdfte be-
sriinben Sn Der Yrouins Suma finoet
li9 Elm &oblenfelo, mel6es ii9 iiber 81 700
Ouabrat=M eilen ausOebnt. Sieier 2dn=
oeritri6 seist Suei po0fommen peri6ieoene
&oblenbeden zines berielben belibt mur
btu minDie, bas anOere binsesen nur ioses
nannte 8lan;foble. Sie &pblenlaser Der
YrppinS S6an=Si nebmen gar ben folol=
lalen &aum bon 10000 Nuaorat=M eilen
Elm. Gin ~oerartiser &ei6tbum fam ben
geoarf Der 8elt auf Sauienbe bon Sab
rem beden. Sic Sieie Der 6ineiii6en Sob
lenbefen pariirt suii6en 1870 SuB; Die
Der Yropin5 S6an=Si eritreden li9 biz
500 SUB in Die Siefe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-12

3lebt bas an Die @anb, ibr Sarmer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-12

Dubuque, Soma.
So gDir MAIDEN bic beutf&en 9anssltutt nst DEFENDERS
aufmerifam, bas Ssr nR. sBelter alien an bic 5aNs stbt
uns tur6 feline lanaidbriss atnntnis ess @e&dftes auf
spunf6 aae dusfunft stbt. CDai t4:-6R t.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-12
2le6er Die 2seiuernte OUT Den Sniell

i'm Grie=S See i9reibt man Die @einbau=
er iinb sliidliaer sepeien, ols lie erwarte-
ten uno piele baden beinabe, ipenn ni6t
sanS iopiel Yrofit sema6t uie in iriiberen
Sabren. 9lui ben orei SaBsSnieln 1T Der
Gatawba= grtras pielei6t Der bette in oieier
@esenb sepeien. Sic 98inSer ouI Noro=
gaB batten cine quite Mittelernte unb ia.
ben bur6 CUTE Yreiie BON 10 Gents iiir's
9Iuno, Die ibre sisene gSeintompasni.
Sublte, re6t 9uten @epinn sebabt. Gben-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-12

Drum auf, Sbr Sungen unb Mdb9en,
nit Geden, SGfen unb Seden, unb, 10
lanse es nod troden, bas 2aub aus Dem
@albe berbeisei9aft!
(Sa. StaatsStg.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-12
Ncucs 0efsbdft
lit
kirdfu l)aramsntsa 4 Wruamsuisu
Cbenbrctt s Wbler,

30. 100 Sieeo : strabe, Dem Union Tepot
sesenlber in @ilroaufee, sBisccnfin.
geir srldutsn urs, Ser Setpirtissn 9tiali6feit unfsr
eager BON 9ird saradrer. ierie SaGsr uub @ifFpusartis
ieln su duserft siliSsn greiieu ~ e~mpfsblea. ia mir in
tirsste gsrttntura nit surcrdil6tn 6duerl ettrsten fine
unh Zen Smpcrt Der g9aaren lsltft beierssn, 70 tann bic
5trrtd 5u ben Nsr gertsr greiicn ~seriauf,n Ssfelungen
pereen i6nsl une sepinenbaft bsiOrst BON
Cecubrett u. @bler.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-16
RETORNO.
CONSIGNATARIOS.

Habana s Jose Bar6Nuevitas Ses Vanoya hemano comp
bara: Vaado Longora compBaacoa Sre Pereada ug
conp-Cuba compPuerto-Pata Glnebra Her
Sr d. Tomas roosaAguada Sres Silva Fer
rer ros B. Bosas Sre
f de Aaecna
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-16
Mayo. Is

,r
Sada de la Habana alas delatarde egara e de Mayo
;, II ,, de Nuevitas llegara ---~~- 81 IL de
19 de Gibara lIegarA .---- el 19 de ;,
:, 19 ), de Baracoa llegara- -------- el 20 de
;, 20 ;, de Guantanamo llegara. el 20 dc
. 21 , de Cuba llegara- el 23 de
;, 23 ;, de Pue-To Plata y legara-., ell "a de
= "a , de MayagUez llegard -------- el "a de
;, "a ;, de Aguadilla llegara ------ el 70 dc
Is ;, de Pto.-Rico y llegara- -....- el 70 dc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-16

En- esta imprenta Sc hacen toda clase dc i'm
presiones para los cuerpos del EIcrcito Y mill
ciaa. los Aynntamientos, las oiicinas les par
ticularcs, 0frecicudo ON todos los t1ahUos que
Sc encarguen, proutitud esmefo batatun.
Constantemente SO encontlarhu en- In misma
los siguientes impresos:
P6zas de embarque para el extranjcro.
Idem para cabotage.
Maniticstos dc Aduanas.
p0lizas de iietamcutos.
Conocimicntos dc emharque de los vaporcs
corrcos de las Antilles dc -. Ramon Herrera.
ldcm de los vapores cnneos de \. Lopez y
Comp
Crcdcnciales de voluntarius.
Nomhramieutos dc cabos saFgentos,
I.etras cn hlauco.
Targetas de vista De cartulina.
Idcm dc idem mitacion dc marul.
Idcm de idcm nacaradas de colorcs.
ldem de Into.
So imprimen esuuetas dc convitc. para en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-16
San FRANCISCO MUM. 81.


Barl
s6racom para
ACamiStas
ASonH
zAniede spaah yhac
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-16

ticlro Y SO entregnran In hora de habcIse cn
cargado.
Igualmente Sc detallan los efectos sgnientrs
plumas dc Gullot de otros fabrcantes.
pcsitos para peaar oro cartas
Sobres grandcs para cartas Y oiicIos.
Panel para cartas, grande, peoueno v dc ca :
to dorado
ldcm dem idcm de luto.
Snhres grandes dc luto.
Idem de targctas.
I6pices Fayer y otros fabricantes.
poita-plnmas.
Tinlerus de varias elases.
Cuclilos dc cortar papel
Rcglas cuadradillos de- varios clase~.
Cajitas para selIoa de cofreo.
Iimpia-plamas de porcelana.
salgadetas de difcrentes clases.
Panel e~pahol de Il. "a. 81 y A.
Idem rayado dc II 80
potes de tluta carnin.
I.aeres de varias clases.
rapiecs par, ,Iibuln g.. e..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-16

Cajetillae e 20 cigarlllos papel orozur blanco,
Cajas por 81 tomando "a caas.
ID de 25 id. id. id. ~ por i'd. id. IS q %.
Id. de 80 id. id. Id.2s nor 81 v id. id, IS q %.
Id. de 18 id. gruesos ID. 70 por 81 i'd id: 3D.
Picadura prensada en- paquetes dc fb 60 cts,S
Id. en- paquetee sin prensar q so cts.
Id. suelta del pals 25
TABACOS ELABORADoS.
lmperiales el mil & s75
Regalias Britanicas id $50.
Canones rayados id. $50.
Regaiia Imperial id. $40.
Id. sobre-mesa i'd q $30
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-16

Conchas i'd & $50.
Regalfa de conchas Id. $50.
Conchitas id. q $25.
Brevas id. $50.
Id cilindradas superior i'd. 6 $40.
L6ndres id a 25,
RegaIia ciiindradas on paquetes dc 1S id a$i2O.
Mllar bueno id. id. 16 id. $15.
Mllar id. 20 id q 10.
Id. redondo i'd. id. id, 10.
NOTA.-El precio del cigarrillo no varfa 'por
que ell papel emplaado sea de hilo 6 de algodon.
En- este establecimiento hay constantemente
un buen surtdo de papel de hlo de las mejores fd-
hricas de Esnafla 3-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-16

Panos ncgrOa.-fdnm axnl.-Idssn gxaaA.-~ Ileas
VsTde-Sateues granca.-Idem naxFa IAsssassss
EnicF&s-DEilao egiufua- kiut0Hna nn4snAkAa M&s
afusoo derad0s Gtuegos-CoruasAa dpeA1A Eae@
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-16

passsr.aaas a s5 ssaes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-05-16
INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA.
s217 80 s It's $50
AiEJco.
HABANA DIRECTo.


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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-07-25

TRUE Success IN LITE.-Haman life. my
friends. Is not one chance. but thousand
You are business man, perhaps, aud your
ventures have miscarried, one after the other,
and now you look sadly back through a long
vista OF disappointment and defeat. But
meanwhile yon are known to be good man
and true - kind husband and father, loyal
citizen and a faithful friend-and manya man
who has passed in the race fer wealth ant,
fame may look With envy npon the love and
respect yoa haye gained by your personal
character and SERVICES. Your want of sue
cess in business life may be due TO some Pc
caliar lack of yourself. or may result from
something adverse in your surroundings, but
remember that while your undertakings may
tail oyer and over again. you yourself mas
be Il glorious success. But II you fail in man
illness. courage and mtegfitg, then all out
ward successes amount to nothing.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-07-25
DOG FAT DOGi
right Hetween the Mountain Crows and
the Pen "a O~eiIles.
Numerous Dead savagcs the Resuls.

deadly hostility h existed between the
Mountain Crew Indians and tue Pen d,
Oreiiles, from the West Side, dating back into
the generations gone by; and it is Sid that
neither trite ever let's an opportunity &C by
for fight, skirmish or horse-steal when they
come within reach of each ether. III
few weeks ago a party of the Pen d.
Oreilles passed through Helena on their way
out Tor summers hunt. They We're bound
tor their usual hunting ground, the judith
Basin. Last week another, and quite large
party came up from below by way of the BIG
Blackfoot and started out on The prairie be-
tween the Dearborn ard Sun rivers. In some
mysterious manner they had come into pos
session of supply of whisky, and many Of
them were intoxicated, aud consequently
happy and brave. This was about tile 10th
inst. the date of their going out Of the noun
tains. On the 18th they returned, in rather
sorry plight, Indeed. Onone Of the Intervening
days (Which one we are unable to iearn) they
had had severe fight with band of war
riors from the Mountain Crows. and had
come out second best. 1t appt airs that the
Feh a. Oreilles were in camp on the Dear
born, with their tcpees in circle. just after
daylight in the morning they were attacked
by the Crows. who We're evioel thy bent on d
grand horse-steal. AT first the fighting was
hand to hand, and, making due allowance for
eNaggeratlon, Tor time 1T must have been a
desperate affair. Frontiersmen. who have
and participated in Indian warfare
ana battles. can draw vivid picture to their
mind OF the exciting scene-aucks ierceIv
vhooping. sqnaws aud children yelling, (and
such yelling y the rapid firing Of tie ,arlir-
md pistol, the Barking Of multitutlebfd ovs.
md the running hitler and thither of The
Indian ponies all colsspiie to make an unut-
cradle chaos of sounds ard figures that once
zen can never he forgotten. The fighting
liter time was reduced to diminishing. |
hlc'i was kept up until noon. AT tins time, |
linking discretion the better part OF valor.
he Pen d. Oieilles, putting treir wounded /
Hcks and sqnaws upon ponies. retreated to
he mountains. The ride OF the Pen d Oreilles
own the Blackfoot was quite in contrast
nth the happy hunting band that came IN
lily few days before, ana il couiu hardly
e recognized as the same party. The loss
the Pen d Oreilles foots up as follows
TX Killed, number wounded, and one
lndred horses killed and stolen. The Crows
'st our killed.
We are indebted to VIM. Dilts. a resident
q the Big HlackfO for the aboya factc
eLenG Herald. M
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-07-25
The National Grange.

WASHINGTON. July l6. i
OWingto the rapid growth of the order of
the Patrons of Husbandry. the head quarters
o. the National Grange will soon be removed
from Georgetown to Washington, where the
Secretary's Office will hereafter be located.
Since the first instant about $50 subordinate
oranges have been organized, making the
total number in operation to date over /. 900.
with an aggregate membership Of about 3IO.-
OoO. Tie order seems TO be growing most
rapidly in the State of Iowa, which now
has $50 Oranges. Missouri Indiana, Illinois,
Minnesota, Nebraska and Wisconsin. in re-
spouse to their requests. have recently had
several delegates sent out to them by the Ma
lionai Grange to organize subordinate
oranges. There are at present State Oranges
in Arkansas, California. Illinois, Georgia. In
DINA. Iowa. Kansas. Michigan. Minnesota.
Mississippi, Missouri, zebra ka, North Caro-
lima. South Carolina. Tennessee, Vermont
and Wisconsin.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-07-25

HE PRoGENIToe opTHE HunAN RACE
The reverence in which the menlory OF
George Washington Is held even BY thoss
who are of tender years il truly enconrag-
ing. Lad, in Boston, besng directed by his
father to compose an essay OIL Washington,
went 50 far as to speak Of that great man as
the progenitor Of the human race--the first
man. Being asked BY the sciool-master If
Adam was not supposed to stand ii that
digiiitiea relation, admitted that perhaps lie
did, II you were going to take Foreigners
into account 81
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-07-25

MICHIGAN boasts Of two sisters, residing Al
Battle Creek, in that State. who are an orna-
ment to the sex. The names of the young
ladies are Elizabeth and LYDIA Taylor. For
fye years they have been employed as COM
posters in the office of the Journal of that
place. They have made from $S to $50 per
week, have SUPPORTED widowed mother,
have kept a house handsomely. have bought
q piano, have taken music lessons, have given
500 70 the Baptist church, and have saved
$1,000. These ladies arc unmarried. they
dontmake speeches. are not freedom Shrek
ers, prefer white folks to negroes, AMI are in
every way most estimable persons. We adj
mlre such representative girls, and hope they
Will be numbered By thousands instead of
tells. 4ff 8 5S8
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-07-25
A Graphic Picture.

e 34
What next? asks the few York Graphic OF
Saturday. Horrors have multiplied on us
since summer opened until men dare not look
into the future and reply to this question.
Cholera is on its march up the Mississippi
andOhlo rivers. The yellow ieYer ii iii his
city anu In Brooklyn. The Thermometer has
takes4 IT. place among the nineties. Murders
are every day occurrences. Suicides abound.
Fires sweep away Whole villages, and are de-
vastatlng the mountains Oh either side of us.
On Long Island. in Westchester county, and
in New Jersey. are drying up the gardens
that supply our market. tai
Everywhere the crops are deficient, and
the signs Of the season show that death is
preparing 70 cap a bare harvest In all Iirec-
tons. So the question forces itself upon us
with terrible -emphasis-wh next? Seven
years OF peace and plenty and health have
succeeded the war of the rebellion Ii NAV
be that now we are TO have series Of l,esti-
lence. want and crime. Such is the law Of
reeompense. One nation fares as does an
other. and each takes its turn Of sunsIlil and
darkness. But II knowing The peril. ave face
itboldly, it will be robbed OF half its terrors.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-07-25

TIE manufacture Of rails by new sys-
tenn. which does away With manuel labor to
great extent. is to be carried on in Il rail
mill which is now being erected AT Louisville
Ky. AT cost # S500,U09.. In the process of
making the rails the iron passes through
thirteen sets Of rolls. without il halt, aud *
turned over five times for side ,olIlhy. The
iron is taken from the heating furnace and
transformed into rail in half a ninute.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-07-25

Z
EEWESBGcK tells OF an insect seen with
the microscope, Of which twenty-seven mil
hons et'd only equal a mite. Insects of
varioas kinds may be seen in the caviUies of
a grain OF sand. Mould is forest of beauti-
!ul trees, with the branches, leaves and fruit.
butterflies are fully featheled. Hairs are
hollow tubes. The surface CT our bodies is
covered with scales like fish; single
grain OF sand would cover one hundred and
fifty OF these scales, and yet a scale &c vel s
900 pores. Through these narrow openings
tue sweat forces itself like water through Il
seiye- Thcniites make five hundred steps a
second. Each drop Of stagnant water con-
tafns a world of animated beings. swimming
with as much libery as whales in the sea.
Each leaf has a colony Of insects grazing OH
it like COWS on a meadow.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-07-25

The trial of the Territory VS.. John w.
Tinsley, on an Indictment tor murder IN tile
hrst degree occupied the attention OF the Dis
trict Court portion of Tuesday afternoon.
and all yesterday, and is still under consider
alton. The evidence was quite youmiuons.
and was closed on both sides last evening.
The case is now q p. m. Thursday beng ar
gued and will probably be submitted to Ia,
jury this afternoon. The TESTIMONY in the
case, which was taken down in ertenso nv 5,
reporter for this paper, is largely circnu
stantial. We withhold the publication of tbe
evidence. BY request. until the conclusion of
the trial. The case has been conducted. both
by, District Attorney Blake and counsel for
ths defendant, Samuel Word, ESQ.,. with,ioor
and ability, aud we understand the arsun,a ri
mas been prepared with much care. The
rulings Of Judge Servjs were given promptly,
and the whole trial has pr0gress ed with a
credifable rapidity. During yesterday and
this forenoon the court room was filled with
citizens, and an unusual intercs. manifested.
The defendant is young man of progresses
mig appearance, married. and has been favor
abiy known as a farmer of Gallatln county,.
The difficulty which resulted in the death Of
Although ut the hands of linsley, grew out
OF water and ranch right, and occurred On
the 18th OF October, 1872. The. case is one
removed from Gallatin Tor trial
The verdict found against Tinslcy was for
malslaughter -Monta,s;aa.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-07-25

a DENVER chap, VINO had interviewed the
"tlgtro more frequently than he had the
throne OF grace. recently Became converted
by Hammond, and while exhorting his COM
radrs to follow his example. said: IF you
do not accept salvation now. it is not me that
You are thriving off on, it is Christ you are
buchiag against
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-07-25

HE mountains of Wyoming have not the
average altitude. nor are they SO compactly
clustered as those Of Colorado. The highest
Is Fremont's Peak, in the Wind River range,
49, 900 feet in altitude. Laramie Peak and
Elk mountain are 1900, and the central
portions the Medicine Bow and Big Horn
Mountains 12.000fe
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-07-25
Spice.

The following are from the Boston Com.
mercial Bulletin
well dressed dog wears collar and
pants in the summer.
| The locomotive of a Western express trai,,
collided with a hand car, and smashed the
lcad!i4 Int. The conductor was eq,tai to the
occasion. lie stuck hi> diamond breast hin
in the cow-catcher, and the ira moved
right along.
The claimants Of BE sey and / are Out. >
like Holsters, had to get into hot water in
order to be read.
Best tent for the summer-eon-tent.
Negative results-Photoorapi
The gentleman who was telling his friend
on Fuesdas; tina. .Runkle OF Batter Hill was
seventeenth june" is supposed to have
found an open bar somewhere.
A student of the Darwinian theory. an
traced from the fish kingdom, thinks it a
setted'fact that Hayden descended from the
men baden.
Travellers always complain OF being
feaced more i'll Italy than in any other csun,
try. v
1t is about time for hot weather, mosqui-.
toes and the hotel clerk. All sunlper hotels
which have not provided themselves with
''ge1itleiiiafly clerk" should do so aJ once,
and SET him up in The office, behind a large
diamond pin. as soon as possible A first
Glass article of this kind well Numbered.
booted and broadcl othed, with hair parted
IN the middle, has powerful effect upon the
public. LIZ .E I. seE.s