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NEVADA CAMELS.

Cran ranc! III Neya.la, on the
Carscn river, thee is a herd OF TWEEN
ty-siX c.:nels, all but two Of which
were bred and raised i'll Nevada
Some Years ago nine or ten cane!s
were imported! into the State, bat OF
these only two lived to become ac-
clinatcd, and from this pair have been
raised the twenty -tuar. The men who
now have item are Frenchnen, who
had formerly some experience with
camei.s in Europe. They find no diff
Guilty in rearing them. and can now
show twenty four fine healthy animals,
all OF Waslioe growth. The camel
may now be said to ~ thoroughly ac-
clil,a.es! in that State. TIE owners
Of the herd find it 10 mere di..icuit to
breed and rear tile!a than would be
experienced With the ,aiEc number Of
goats and donkeys. The ranch upon
which they are kept is sandy and ster-
lie in the extreme, yet the animals
feast and grow fat on ss.ci, piicAly
shrubs aud bitter weeds as no other
animal cou!d. When left TO them
selves their great delight, after filling
themselves with coarse herhase OF the
desert, is to lie and roll in the hot
sand. They are used in packing salt
to the mills on the river from the
marshes living in the desert some sixty
miles eastward. They have animals
that easily pack LOCO pounds.
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WHAT II CDST.S Tu LIVE.

valuable statistics in regard to the
comparative cost OF living i'll America
and Europe are si;c:: i'll the last
Massachusetts Labor Report: "Gne
'io,,ar viii b:y twenty sounds of flour
iii i;o>ton, one or two pounds more Iii
,G,..c European seHIoris, BIZ, tie sane
axe considerably less ii, Il majority o.:
the place. compared. III Boston ::
viii buy o.yj pHs!.;;:; q! fresh beef.
roast piece. III no l,i;iet il England!
VIII i, n..,; as mach by Il po":!d or
more, ans in Esiio.'c st.,l less, Cofen
hagen icing HE only place where it
"iu bay l:lo:c. Dut,cr in E.1o,c
averages pound mere to the dollar
than here, cheese less by moge tl.an
hat except in q few spots. As tcr
potatoes, t!:2; arc cheaper l.c,c thai,
III England. aud clearer han il, Ire
land, Or Germany. $ Ven or G chit
i,oiil,;:s Oh ooik i.,r a aei;ar ;;.c ..ts,i
.ic.e, and net r,,lc;! o,c. hall as mcc!l
car, hs. obtained toG that sum in Eu-
iora or England. and 80 where rs
,..si: Il. Ii lice, milk and eggs they
have the advantage oi is. :ea ce.is
less here than i'll England. bat moie
tiaa on the continent. Witt, coffee it
is about tic same, tiougli the differ
e,ee is little. In sigar the British
are iit;i, better OFT, eon;iiien:ais 4
great deal worse. Coal is cheaper
here than III Germany, and dea.er
than i'll England. M>rr;ir;c or ,sm.
mon prints are cleapo here ,nan in
England and Europe. Boots are about
the same hers as there, gen, rally
speaking. There are about two CT
three places III England OR the cont
nent here brown siieeti.iss are cheap
er than here, while t'r |rswl >hirtings
the foreigners aye better of. Rent Et'r
tonr :concd ,ene.nents is fron two to
four times cheaper il Great Britain:
and on the continent than III Boston;
in Australia fifteen times cEeaprr.-
Eoar! also is from once and q half to
twice as cheap in Europe and in Great
Britain as in Boston, Il HGsEinJiun
Star.
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R-tZiINE'S ESCAPE.

A London telegram Of August ! |
says: The following interesting par
tic,,lars of the escape OF the Erencl,
Marshal Baza;nc from his prison on
the Isle of st. Marguerite have been
received. The apartments occupied
by. Marshal Bazaine opened Upon \.
terrace, which was built upon a lofty
and precipi;ous cliff overlanging the
sea. \ sentry WAS posted on the ter
race. with orders to watch the prison
er's every movement. During Sunday
evening the Marshal walked upon the
terrace with Colonel Nillettc, his aid
dc camp. 1T 10 o'clock he retired as
usual, apparently to sleep, but before
.iaybreak he had effected his escape.
He must have crossed the terrace III
the dead OF night, and, eluding the
sentinel, gained the edge OF the preci-
iicc, whence, Ivy means Of a k,sotted
rope, he descended to the sea. He e.i-
leatly slipped during the descent, and
tore his hands, as the rope was found
stained with blood in several places.
Under the cliii., III a hired boat, were
Marshal Eazaino's wife and cousin.
They received him as he rcache.i the
water, and Madame Ia Mareclal, tax
Ing tl.c o:,ie, herself, rowe.: directly to
Il strange steamer Which ia'; been i.
ing IF IL" l~lanl since ,i.e PIE, ,as..,
evening. They reached The ..ess.' in
safety, were taken cii board. a,i'l ;lie
steamer then rnt to sea. Il is though;
that .hcy have lau,lcd d: a:!:oa, as ;:le
steamer proceeded III that direction.
The first ilews oi the affair CANE e
Gra>,;a, t.le nearest place on tae cc"s;,
/: i ;iIa E:a@!s:r:tc:; q: town in.:aS,!.
atel. sent officers in every ;iiIte:is,!! to
scas,i, !or the fusi1 i've. There vas
great coinElotion in 'lacseiii.s wiien
tie facts i,ecaH:e known. An ;ilve.st.
sa;ian was opened. to!. Sii!c,:e, ":.o
Nas Walking will. the Marshal Ell ti:,'
eyciin. his escape, was discovered
.isrie AID imprisoned. I?ie co:aE'anti
an o. Fox. ST. Marguerite Was placed
Under arrest. and Gen. Lt.sSai !:;., go..e
- tie ISLAND 10 invest: gate tie affair.
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fAkk.W ELL.

, Quick. GU; me the least little curl
/, l. h-av, with - inmes ais! vet;
w Al. part. tor II Lin>t be. my girl.
l,rn our ,;p>. tor once more. have ac..
Say. say &c 0ur ,vt flat 'twas strong.
You may boast that il lsst u - week;
Pal lis ~. Nlcri. led So i..b-.
Ut corruption already :lit,>t s;n ak.
Alas. lis pity: Your sorrow
Those soft eyes have Ic,;.,letl with pair:
You nay weep. ri.:td. 10 day; for Tomorrow
New love viii bring laughter again.
fly with rls brtczes: GO
80 whifhel: All. Yea ma, forhO.le
But ntv more. c'liI'!. This know.
With your smile will YOU lgt.!rn my load
n III, lanes which tse Mid blossoms bless
A swe.tcr Wild rGse viii stek;
HITLER fingers tt,aE thine lnay carc>s,
An! .'ycat:eon i bette! l"yvt. check,
And. To morrow. AL finished AID done,
j. my youth is "a ti:.sh a,n! gay.
vi! a;rn NY heart Tor the -ut
10 lea; uo III. wounds IT to-day
-frc,, TIC French or .Maertce Boucs.r
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RI YSFpTE

gained. know nov. in the first place,
that ones wife is never in the least
wong. If there's row, it's all i,ou.
all you, every bit Your fa:.::,,,. ,o,,
may labor by the a..our r.: f., ING to make
her ow..: up li,at tnele being one pound
avorl:;pois or sixteen ounces Of ,l.me,
provided that she viii .but shoulder
the remaining ounce. and she won't.
When she says she will be only five
minutes getting ready to 60 out. it
means an hour, and when she say
shes al ready, it m...n fifteen min
utcs more for putting y, the final
Touches. She may never he consider
cd really dressed until fairly o,t of
the house and round the corner. and
eyen then the chances are that she's
forgotten something, gloves Or hand
kel,hicf.
Ii there WAS a bedroom mile long,
and her entire wardrobe. could he pack
ed in a b;sniboy, still ycu'd find por-
tinHs OF that wardrobe scattered along
the " hole mile of dressing room. She's
a nice thing to look at when put to
gtti,cr, but this wonderful creation is
gyelvu! in ac!,aos in:eimin;,bie OF pins,
ribbons. sa. S. powder, thread, brushes.
co."hS and laecs.
/: there were .,cG3 drawers in youT
room, and you ask fo, bit one 10
be kept sacret! aHi insi..::1e for Year
ow:l private Use, that particular one
would !e full OF la!rpins, ribbons a:id
soiiel ,n!is. ssoa.c provision, SEINE
protection in tl.i:; matter, should be
inserted III tie marriage service.
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pss:sSsH..g Bf COMFY OFYtCErE.
I.sne~ and Places for Holding Courts In
the Territory OF I.Ontmna.
sLFRf EEd dgi"T

sEFRrEE fer':T.
Al virginia tl.v. n,s! Mouda. IN ia uar: anc sec
oh,i Mo.tay in Au-G.t.
,.ltyo >iArts DISTRICT ,cURrS.
T.,s, ris.rrc!--ht virginia t.ty. frst y nday 10
.,:;i a,.': Secs T.! Monday IN H.i;"iib":
,..nf rsf1fCf-h Deer Loag", second Mpa"hy ~
..rii ~, Monday IL september, aa. '.f.' Nom
IN Ia }tr ::l.,pr.
It,, p:y.yirr-.t Helena, first honda: N March
first Moiaay IN Iutr, and fourth Nunt."! IA No
N>.nntf.
rrHH:roR!.E Co,kTs
t,,sf pisfri..-in ila',,,t onntT, ~ virginia Cay.
.rst Noad.y IA Apri, second Mon'iiy ~ sep
.erb-'.
IN .;a..a.in "nurtv, NJ Bozen~n, - Monday ~
Isr.a ald f,ar,:. n ,ntay IN October
IN I,fI. r.aa County, at !.adcrs5"r2 th:rt Non
tay in February. Monday ~ De- "r.
S.e.n It.'r,t-ib.er i.pdg. county. At t.ef Lodge
l;ty .cc.,nH I.,,iav IA Aprt,, irsL M1uda! IN
S,.nt.,i,..r .nI :ir.i Monday in Decr'nn"r.
~ Mtsso,ia Count. at Mi--oHia, fourth M.nlay
III Jane aud - co,id Mon'sa! III SV.eina"f
, ;,cu,srI.ra Coanty, HaunacA. Hrst Noniay u:
Iurr and s,eenu Monday IN Ocohcf
r8,rt Dp!rict--,n Lewis aud CLARK CurYy, At Hell
..a frs. Monday IN March first Monda! IL
lane An! i.si Monday IN i'eInper
III m.a.he. COUNTY, fourth Monday in Mag and
,lird Moutlay III ibcth,er.
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THERE WIS 1 SPIDER On 1i!S
HE.;H.

Old Mr.. Cal'amore is very deaf
Tn: other Sunday. in the mi,i>t OF th"
services. Mr. lleti, who sits immediately
behind Mr.. Callamore. saw a spider
tTHvellng over tne fuIttt'> NH.G N.n'..
His first impulse WAS - nlire him
and tell him about *. h';t he .ti'c,nher
cd that Mr.. Callamerc was ',eaf. 80 he
lifted up his hand arl ''ra>hcd t''a
spiker off. He Gitn't am quite high
enough. ard consequently. in his
nervousness. he IiJ EalianioIe quite -
severe blow. T.e III. gentleman turn
ed around in Il rage to see H.o ,.;s,t
dared to take such liberty ",i,i, hin.
and llnii began to explain. with "e>
lures, til. calise Of Ike octlrit"te--
But Ca!lamo:e, in a loEd voice, de-
Manded what he meant. !; Na> very
painful to Iloil. The eyes Of the con-
grcgat!on We're upon h;,n, and he grew
red in the face, and in desperation cX-
claimed: There WAS u spider on
Your head" n white place OH my
head, hey! Spos..n there is. what's
that to you:" said talano!c; "you'il
AAiVN ~ tp W .'N.-JN stNtGsN
yourself some day 1t was a spider,7
>l.iickcd lio!i, wlil. the congregation
smiled, and the cr,l,iiati"n heGan
~ ,o!l uii' his ta"v. "ttrta:ry it's
wider" sai,. :a:islo.", ";;n'' got more
IN j: llan Yours. bsit you K: ]. .i..2nt,
d. yen nuG! You let II. head a'onu
in church, Mr.. Baltimore" SHREK.
q! Iio!1. ..thcrc was Il i:Eg Oh your
le;; aid brushed it oii.-th:S way,o
and he made another gesture at Cal
!anlcre's head. The c.d man thought
he was soing to fight him then and
there, ard hurting his hymn beck at
ilofi, he seized the knecIin@ stool on
The floor Of the pew, and was about t"
bang Mr.. uoti' when the :, N.,l inter
svred. An explanation WAS written
u.,on the i,N leaf of q hymn book,
" he,eupon Mr. taiiainorc HTologizc'i
IN u bo>terolss vn;c,, ard iG:iE.c.i his
seat. 1'hey think Ct asking .Ir. Gal
ianerc 70 worship, elsewhere.
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T!.:s is ;Swis;l.ei,i herself who IL
talking: The instant y wife ii.aa.>
that sHy ether ils'. Ei:.y i'@.fss::.'y I'll:
l,:A l., iv, something hacking in hiU,
% v:,aln She has rIig!itc,; her 1aitI.,
her Only safe plan is, down i'::;ies. IT,
yelsc engine. aud s!.,,e !, dead hal5
H. fore .nlt:,,li..o of o.. snoj,.<: ;r..eI..
10 "o:nan is .j'.s:'!;s.! ia taking any
'E...i i:.s ::er confidence "',e;: any
want &C harmony Is>.tWs,n her aiil her
husband, ii.l,,s Si.e ha, r.s,,;scsl urC:l
separation, OK !:cr cm:is!am' u Eec
father, brother OF uncle. ii She To
too Hc.:a /" 'var h"r burden i: silence,
or 70 lay il tic"n. 1t her seek The con
1iiieiice Of Gre OF he: uwn sex, or ct
some man aEi lis wife Ni..':H size ca"
consult together"
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SEA MONSTER CAPTyHED
NE.i:t :iIL.,ETIC CiTi.

Q1:sa an excitement N::s produced
4. Atlantic Ci!y. New .Jslae;, by the
arrival recently ;:t the landing i! The
irlrt oi' fishing sioujs, having eli
heard Il vc;ital.le Sca l:aas;e.', .!:;;.!i
t:c oldest fishermen ai..! v::ei.:sc::
ATE at i loss to ,'tfina. I; i ef the
turtle species. viii! :, !:a::t: similar 10 !.
COW. wifi, white spots oa tie TOP
The body is l.is.cl, III eol5c, ana from
tic ,!s3s:' to the tip Of the tail. six feet
long. Il has four !;n!."s or iiirre:.4.
and is Eve feet >i.vci, inches in hr,id;h.
The diameter Of tie body is two feet
and Il half. 1t is estimated that lis
weight is 100 rn;,ds. The monster
had been seen in the nei. l,lci!,ood for
two OF three weeks past. and ,lumef-
ons is! Q men had at different times
pursued i! witt. darts ant: spears. en-
deavo;ing to capture il. O"e day III
the afteracon Capt. Dan t:i.a.r;o..
and crew cas-: a large sei;ie ed Brig.'-
tine Shoals, about five niles out at
sea, and were s;lccesst,.! IL scttil,g the
animal entv ineti i'll TIC meshes OF the
net. 4 rope and tackle weI: slipped
Hn!er lis body, and It was raised into
the >locn and deposited ii the hold
and aiierwar;l the n:..iistsr was trans
f.rre.! 70 u batteau. and finally placed
III tnb. wlicI, bad 10 be built for the
purpose near TIE New Inlet house.
There it was visited during the day by
hundreds Of persons who expressed
the greatest surprise at seeing what
Nay be termed Il wo;,sler, and wli:cl.
will ne doubt engage the attention ot
biologists and showmen.-Paiiciel-
III io DlCpp
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THE Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany has bored six srtesian wells il
the arid districts TO obtain water sup
plies for their locomotives. All ot
them were successful, and from several
the water rises above the surface. At
Rock Springs the water rises from u
depth of Ills feet, 26 feet above the
surface, aud discharges 81 gallons
per hour, and at the surface 9GO gal.
lens. The wells have more tlan paid
for themselv0a
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CALIFORNIA will soon become a

CALIFORNIA will soon become a
competitor Of the Spanish and Italian
pcpil.sulaS in the American raisin
market. White Muscat grapes are
grown for this purpose and u large
quantity Of this years crop VIII be con-
ver;cd into raislns, and they make
such good article that they ars ex-
pected to command an equal price
with the best ths are imported. The
Peruvian HuascO variety is also cOln..
ing into favor in California, aud will
soon b extensively grown ir raisins.
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II ITRI.NyNT EE.HI RI 4 BE.


No marriages are more curious than
those in which the bridegroom has
proves! to be Of the same sex rs the
bride. Last century there lived We
wan w,.O dressed in male attire, and
was constantly going round captivat.
ing her sisters and marrying them!
On ti:e 9th Of July. j71717. She was tried
at "A criminal court III London for thus
Disgusting herself. and it was proved
that ut various times had been mar
ried to three women and ''detrauaed
them ont Of their money and their
elotles' The fair deciever was rc-
auircd by the daughters Of the citizens
an opportunity of making themselves
acquainted with her by standing in
the pillcry at Ckeapsi.le, and after go
in. through this ordeal, she was iln-
p,iSoneG for six months.
In l71s7 Il woman went counting
dressed as Il man and was very favor
ably received. The lady to whom the
attentions were paid was much older
than the lover, but she was possessed
of about one hundred pounds, and this
was the attraction, to her adventurous
friend. But the intended trcachery
was discovered, and, us the original
chronicler of the story says, 1.-THE old
lady proved too knowing
4 mere extraordinary ease than
either OF these Was that Ot two women
who lived tt4setiier by mutual consent
as lnan and wife for six-and thirty
years. They kept a public house, and
the wife, when on her death bed, for
the first time told her relatives the fact
her marriage.
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i IOIGH STOH y.

In the upper part ot Placer county,
I California, III Il narrow valley, some
distance from Lake Tahoe. aad SO cut
Of the way that lis existence is scarce.
" known. Eves Norwegian family
named CuNpnn, who inmi grated to
/ this State from theif Scandinavian
home Some ten CT Twelve years ago.
Their eldest son. at the time ot tii"lr
arliya! q man nearly 80 years of age.
was a dwarf. having received an injury
in early life that arrested his growth.
70 look at him one would suppose that
he was a child Of not mere than 10 or
T. years. except for the mature lock
on his face ant! lis unusual sma!tne:ss
and intelligence. Little Dolls and his
parents had long since given up the
hope that lie would ever attain the
stature of man, but the boy or man
could not help feeling keen'y disap-
pointed. and frequently remarked that
if he could not be like other people he
did not want to live. Nothing was
though; OF it, however, and no enc
suspected that he would cnaeavGr to
make way wiil, himself. Early last
fall Dc'S disappeared, and after much
s,sarv., he vas given up Tor lost. Meth
ing was heard OF him for some two
months and the family had about set
tied down to the belle: that he had
van,!csea away :n,o.:c the n..,,:.. ::''::s
a..: been ia>f. ci that a grizzly had
male 4 meal q aim. In the latter
;1:slt ii November q parry o:' iIospce-
,ais. il. following III, Il sma'l r;.n.;on
eli ;,c Eeast%a.crs CT l!!c south l"Ik
Of tie American river to tie eastern
ra1; 81 ii dorado co:;,i,y. discovered
!. s:aa:. cavern, a.l i'll exploiting its
rtee~ses :r'fid tie wasted tcl:a Of a
child. vh. VA, 81 neatly dead "aen
f.;..;,i :,,at &c couh! give to account If
himself. hr' l.f:,r@ long r.co,ere,; sut:
..cicnil. to tell who hc was. though lie
vas sta unau:e to tell arytl:i.'" about
rev lie cane 10 lc here, Il! ,s;u:l:c:
ten Il ti;< preceding two OF three
months i.:,.i:i. faded f:ois his mind.
A.,u new co'n-S ;i>' :.trans" part Ct
TIE steFy. .i'.s!s,'n to ii;> home a;s'
;e,.,!"r;.y cared :,r, hr i::pd!,; recover
s.;', ard a. once l,.+gaf, 10 .i," with
great iali.ii:y. When cI'r informant
.t,v him il VAS cnly six E'cntis after
lie rs..cHe, a!:, he lad already attain
cd the stature q. ltl:!-"so"n man. \
thick beard, neal!.. i"o inches in
i;igt.,. coverft! his hitherto smooth
face. a..i his y,:ce. "-!...h !.;ta always
retained lie l-il3;r" i.eI4. OF child!
!n:ot!, had ..l.ar2v.i'a;: >ie,r solo;n;,s
bass. 1.!taaetl:yI, t;o!s thinks lie las
been he e.:;..@l b !i.' mysterious dis
ani.ca:aHcc.=i'iac,E LCa!.l UC;N.R.
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MAMMOTH H0T SPRlHG HGS.

This celebrated resort s'novopen for the accom-
moIation al the public. NO. RESrACKNNt
l. nader ,he innetliate charge of Mr.. z GEssER,
fcr.m,rly Of the Metropolitan lIntet, Bozenan.
: The HATH .Ou>E> are under the management
of one Of the best hysieiahs IN the W eel
SI.ppI :ES for Pleas,lre-seekerS anu tourists can
be purchased here ut low rates ;.
a WELL KEPT CLUB HOUSE, remote hs. ron Inc
pack TRAINS FOK lie PARK wili connect
here with Zack Root's Boxeinsn line Any one &c.
sirous of MAJ ing ''The Grsna Rounds anu VINO IN,
,sr =, avail IN. nse Ives If experienced guides ants
r.ch ,rsins viii 10 we'll by addressing Us Know.
ne Iii = (;uiSies, we will rec0Mmsnd cone osit
- Var fnrtSev psTtieslar. sAdrees.
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CaANGING A GAIT.-A blacksmith
has succeeded in changing the gait Of
IA pacing horse to that of a trotter by
simply fastening an extra pair OF shoes,
heavier than ,i,....l, to his fOreteet,
Whenever ho wants the horse tO. .trot,
taking them OH at all other times. The
sudden change of weight on his fore
feet forces the horse to change his
gait,
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Jrsr as she was about to take the
sea, lie offered her in the street car,
she said. suapri>hly: If there was
any gentlemen in the car they would
not allow a lady to so the length Of it
before .iy:ngher a seat Then the
brutal man slid quietly back TO his
scat, and quietly remarked: IL think
the ladies are all seated This was
followed by an audible smile from
several male tyrants in the car, and
the lady ~, making frantic plunder
for the bellstrap, was soon nsherecs
into the street, temper and ail.-AeN
York Mail.
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"What brought You to PRISON, my
colored triendw said q Yankee to .
negro. 1.-TWO constab.es, sah." ''YeS,
but | mean had intemperance any
thin. to do with it" "YeS sail,
dey was bot Of 'eN drunk"
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REV. JouN Brown. when i poor
shepherd 10y, conceived tie 'Aea Of
ieal,.ii.g Latin and Gl>ek. and having
procured 3 .tH old books, actually ac-
con,s!i she'd he task while tending bis
cath. On the hills. Oh one occasion
he went to Edinburgh, p!a.ded and
barefoot, walked into q hakst!ler'H
store ali,i IL -l,eG for a Greek ,ie>tament.
80 iin. ;i.o Yea s,o!n- to 90 with u
Greek Testament said tie Ecoh.
seller. .h, .;! it was The .'roUiut rt.
ply. .:;cau it," exclaimed the book.
seiler, with u smile: yc may have il
fer nol hing il yen read ii I:.hil:::
the book, h. quietly rca,t oti y f.
verses al,l gave the translation; o.,
which he WAS permitted 10 calrs OH
the Grcel. T">tamen: III Triumph.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-11

For the small consideration of g.
4OOO, ,OOO u London artist offers to brush
up St. Paul's Cathedral, 50 that it viii
look quite tidy.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-11

- Al coirrs - cents tiar !Gr III" r's' ins.i
tt.a Al - cep;H frr .irI ~: i;iiunal jn.-riinA
-. lns mt a.avery tseilrnts must De pail f"r
% .v.rrr, sa. ~! I"b :'r.:'In- wien TIA work
- = srrrh.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-11

a CnRONICALLY healthy Texan
editor aE,!aciou>ly leaves most un
professional inference to lie drawn
from TIE following statement: llo
saws tha. the doctors were all away
last summer TO attend i medical con.
vention. They were absent about two
months. and on their return found all
their patients had recovered, the drug
stores had closed, the nurses had
opened dancing schools, the cemetery
had been cut into building lots, tho
undertakers had gone to making t:d.
dies, and the hcarsc had been painted
and sold as a circus wagon.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-11

TIE citizens OF South Carolina Ls..y-,:
contributed $1,000 to tie Washing
ton ard lie University. :,;:l The rn'o
OF S,o,oD is coming in slowly. T','
University now has an cnioWnenU
of 800, 900. The Misssulian, ha''
already subscribed nearl, :5o,"t2 iM
the chair OF applied chemistry; th"
ken:s"ki..ns, $1,000 for the chair ct
history and political economy; tLe
Lou;sianlans, 81, 600 for the chair OF
modern languages; the Texans. go
600 for the chair OF applied inathr-
matics; Virginians, $25,nOO for their
chair. and each Of these States will
complete it, endowment to *5o,'WO.