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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-03-12
Sending > Baby to Heaven BY
= B0llOOn.

paris Letter to the Philadelphia Press.
One of the strangest and mos. horsibls
Of sensational incidents took place the
other day a. Puteaux. A party Of chill.
dren who were playing in the environa
discovered floating In the air and partly
entangled amid the branches of . tree Z
white parcel upborne by means OF some
twenty or thirty little rcd toy-balloons,
which were attached to 1t. The attention
of the police being called to this singular
object, it was brought down and - park.
age opened, which proved to contain tn"
corpee of newborn infant lnvsstix.-
tons into the matter brought to light tn,
following facts: The child Was thai Of \
poor toy-n,aker and his wife, just after
The confinemeneo of the latter the husband
had died suddenly, and at the household
goods and cl,attels had been sc,zed fos
rent The unhappy woman was driv~a
mad by this accumulation of misfortune,
che killed her infant and then went out
and threw himself into the river, leavin::
behind her written paper in which a.,
declared her intention of committing su--
eide, and said that she 'had gotten her
baby all ready to 60 up tn heaven" A sal
der tale with . stranger termination il
would be hard to find. The ,oy-ball'."'a
evidently had formed part VI the dead has.
bani's stock in trade.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-03-12

THxRswere fearful snow storms thfaaGhr
out Missouri. Ilhnois. Michissn ard Iowa.
o the third and fourth inatsa.A All Ia's-
soads wess bIackAdeA The storn was
ths mast asysse ahaa has occurred II twsn-
y yearA
TEE Reversed Geargs EardinG. Of thA
fundamentals Asrald, has foand I legisls.
tos shsss vim pslls ~ bsaFd n milk hia
brA'as, has taey Wun1 gsve 1cwa. He
oaaht q u sesJ q ngnnA
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-03-12
The Civil Riehts Dill.

The famous civil rights bill. c0nsidefed
|hy many the most important fec9nstruc-
|tion measure enacted hy Congress, NOT
excepting the Constitutional amendments
passed the House on the 9th by vote OF
1853 to SIS. Tho bill provides that al per-
.ons within the jurisdicfion Of the United
States sksll b entitled 10 The fall and
equsl enjoyment Of ~. acconmodationt
Afforded 81 inn4 pnblie ,coese1ssees q
land or watef, and theatres and other
places Of amusement, subject only to such
limitations as are established BY law, and
are applicable alike 10 persons Of every
fxce and color.
If any person shall violate this act BY
denying to any citizen, on account of race,
co!or, or previous condition. the full priv
ilegcs enumerated above. be shall forfeii
and pay to the person 30 aggrieved tht
sum of Ave hundred dollars for each and
every offense. the said amount to be re-
covered by . SUIT at law. Any person %
offending shall also ha considered guilty of
misdemeanor and shall be fined sum not
.xceetling one thousand dollars, or shall
be imprisoned not exceeding one year.
The Districts and Circuit Courts af the
United States shall have cognizance of al
crimes and offences in violation of the
provisions Of this act, and all such yio'a-
ions may be prosecuted in United States
Courts, wherever the defendant Is found.
without regard to the other party. Any
District Attorney who shall wilifully fail
10 institute and prosecute proceedings un-
Ter this NOT, shall fQrfit not less than
$500 for each and every offence. to be re.
covered by the party aggrieved, in an ac-
,inn ut law. aud shall also be deemed
guilty Of 4 miedemeanor, and shall be
tined no less than one thousand dollars
No citizen shall he disqualified TO serve
as grand or petit juror on account Of
race. color. or previous eervitude.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-03-12

COFFEE. make good cOatso. says .
correspondent. NE ssout one tablespoon
tal ios each person. and ons egg mixed
with h. P:ace this In colbe-pot. pat In
. little cold wates; place Il upM the saove
and lsa IL cone to = hMl IL 10 egG 10
used, u should never boil over half min-
ute II as esg 10 used, il may boil two
minutes. when it viii be ready Sos use.-
Ths colese,pue should be - clOss = possi-
be. - = " reiain the favor. The o6jecs
II usine cold waler v TO give tims tor ths
bot water 70 extract ths virtues Ut The
coffee before i hOilaI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-02-18

that particular sphere" of the world OF
fashion which he most cultivated, was
duly appreciated by all the aristocratic
fops and dandies about town, whose
| ignoble propensities led them to indulge
in showy dress and pertness of de-
meanor, yet it was this same ascendency
(let us acknowledge the TRUTH, in con-
nection, however, with the Beau's more
original qualities of mind, that recon
cled theislae among his acquaintance
to his amazing audacity even whenlthat
audacity was exercised at Their expense.
AS an illustrious instance bearing upon
this fact, we may mention the circum-
stance of Brummel's dining occasionally,
may frequently, if we mistake not, with
the Prince Regent II was on one OF
these occasions, and MS' last. (as the
reader may well surmiset that Brummel,
alike intoxicated las wonld, appear) with
vanity and wine, ordered the Prince,
whom he addressed by his christian
name of GEORGE, to ''ring the bell, ="
The Regent, probably losing, for the
moment, and for the first time in his life,
his presence of mind, appeared thunder
struck for an instant; but, Immediately
rising from his chair, rang the bell with
infinite composure, On the valet's APP
pearance, he (the Prince) quietly said,
"order Mr.. Brummels carriage" On
the Wallets return, the Prince Regent at
once turned to the Beau, placidly re-
marking, "Mr. Brummel, your carriage
is waiting" and that was the last time
the prince of dandies dined with the
Prince Regent of England, or indeed,
had any further intercourse with him
whatever.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-02-18
Alnehy.
THE MONEYLESS MAN.

Is there no place ON the face of the earth,
Where charity dwelleth where virtue has blrthY
Where bOsOms In kindness ana mercy WIZ heayV.
And the poor and the wreched shall ask ana re-
Is there no place ON earth where y knock from the
Win bring kind angel 10 open the doorY
Ali search the wide world wherever you can,
There is no open door for the moneyleSs man.
Go look in the hall where the chandelier light,
Drives off with its splendor the darkness oinighG
Where the rich hanging velvet in shadOwy fold, /,
Sweeps gracefully down with its trimmings OF
gold, Lt. N..I I...
And mirrors of silver take up and renew
In long lighted yistas the 'wilderng view
Go there in your patches and find ityou can
welcoming smilSfor the moneyless man. q
Go look in your church of the cloudreaching
spre
Which gave back to the sun his same look of fire.
Where the arches and columns are gorgeous with
And the walls seem as pure as soul without
sin;
Go down the long aisle-see the rich and the
great
In the pomp and the pride of their worldly es
tate
Walk down in your patches, and find ifyou can;
Who opens a pew for a m0neyless man.
Go look to Your judges in dark flowing gown,
With the scales wherein law weigheth quietly
down; .i.
Where Jurors their lips on the Bible have laid,
To render verdict they've already made
Go there in the courtroom, and find If you can,
Any law for the case of u moneyless man.
Go look in the banks where Mammon has told
His hundreds and thousands Of silver and gold
Where safe from the hands of the starving ana
pOorl
Lies pile upon pile of the glittering ore;
Walk up to the cOunter-ah, there you may stay
Till your limbs have grown old and your hair
turns gray,
And you'll find at the bank not one of the clan,
With money to lend to the moneyless man.
Then go to your hOVel-no raven has fed
The wife who has suffered so long for her bread;
Kneel down by her pallet and kiss the death
frost
From the lips of the angel your poverty lost
Then turn in your agony upward to God,
And bless while it smites you, the Christening
rod;
And youn find at the end off lifes little span,
There's welcome above for the moneyless man.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-02-18

The PRoFEssoR's OPINloN.-There is an
art never taught in our schools, and too
little studied or practced in the family,
which in woman's hand would be scep-
tire of sovereign power-a wand of tails
manic influence. refer to the art of
conversation. 1t is fine art, yet second
to none in usefulness. Like other @s-
thetic arts, it was carried to great per-
fection by the Greeks-a very good rea-
son, by the way, for woman's studying
the language of Socrates and Plato. In
modern times it has been cultivated by
the French beyond any other nation,
and it is one of the chief charms. If |
were president of a woma"'s college, |
think | should make it a department
with an accomplished professor at its
head, and assign it place in the senior
class, although to be studied and cult
waited more or less by the other classes
and through the entire college course.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-02-18
A PASSAGE FROM JEANIE DEANS PLEAD
ING FOR THE LIFE OF HER SISTER, EFF.
FIE BEFORE QUEEN CAROLINE.

The reader of the Heart of Mid-Lo-
THAN will remember the apparently fatal
mistakes made by Jennie in the pres
ence of the Queen when she pleaded for
the life of her sister, and the anxiety of
the Duke of Argyle lest she should say
too much, or too little:
"If it like you madam" said Jennie,
81 would hae gaen to the end of the
earth to save the life of John Porteous, or
any other unhappy man in his condition;
but | might lawfully doubt how far am
called upon to be the avenger of his
blood, though it may become the civil
magistrate to do so He is dead and
game to his place, and they that have
slain him must answer for their ain act
But my sister, my puir sister, Effie, still
lives, though her days and hours are
numbered She still lives, and d word
of the Kings mouth might restore her to
broken-hearted auld man, that never
in his daily and nightly exercise forgot
to pray that his Majesty might be blessed
with long and prosperous reign, and
that his throne, and the throne of his
posterity, might be established in right
eousness. o, madam, if ever ye kend
what it was to sorrow for and with sim
ming and suffering creature, whose
mind is sac tossed that she can be nei-
ther cad fit to live or die, have some
compassion on our misery?-Savel an
honest house from dishonor, and an un-
happy girl, not eighteen years of age,
from an early and dreadful death! Alas!
it is I OF when we sleep soft and awake
merrily ourselves that we think on other
peoples sufferings., Our hearts are
waxed light within US then, and we are
for righting our ain wrangs and fighting
our ain battles. But when the hour of
trouble comes to the mind or the body
and seldom may it visit your Leddyship
land when the hour of death comes,
that comes to high and low-lang and
late may it be yoursl-Oh, my Leddy,
then it isna whatwe hae dune for our
sells, but what we hae dune for others,
that we think on maist pleasantly. And
the thoughts that ye hae intervened to
spare the puir things life will be sweeter
in that hour, come when it may, than if
word of your mouth could hang the
hall Porteous mob at the tail of ae tow"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-02-18
BEAU BRNNMEL.

Probably the force Of impudence
"could no further go" than it was car,1ea
in his life time, by the individual whose
name we place at the head of these brief
and reminiscent remarks. That Bram-
mel was endowed by nature with intel
lectual qualities Of no mean order-and
that, independently of his characteristic
quality above referred to-there can be
little doubt; as, most assuredly, sheer
impldence alone could never have Sc
cured to him that habitual mot to say
familiar) intercourse with persons ofrank
which was, we believe, his constantboat.
Doubtless, Brummel's ascendency in
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-02-18

CARPET, WALL PAPER, &C.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-02-18

HIS own State has repudiated him.
Grant carried Illinois in 1872 by ma
jority of 56,8S4 The Illinois Legislature,
the other day, passed the following reso-
luton:
ResotUed, That we censure the Presi-
dent Of the United States and his admin
istration for maintaining and upholding
by Federal authority in the State of
Louisiana the so-called Kellogg Govern
nent, in opposition to the will of the
people as expressed at the ballot-box,
and especially do we condemn the Presi-
dent for permitting Federal troops to IN
terfere with the organization of the Leg
islature Of that State.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-04-29

@ay' Said Missouri preacher /;
Thar = n powerful sight of gigglinG
back thar in tho corner, and it S got
to be stopped, or the Lord will dele
gate me to open the door and throw
some one out =.
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Philadelphia and Reading
Rail Road.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


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A SiIilar CIirister.

The Baltimore dm"s,can notes
the recent death in that city Of y man
whose economical hsbits enlitle him
30 niche in the gallery Of misers.
His name was Henry Breimer, and
shortly before his death he announc
e1 to friend that during his whole
life ho had never given away q cent.
nor spent one when it was not abso -
lutely necessary. Four years ago he
married u third wife, who. by the
way, is 4 young woman, but he had
held her well in hanl and compelled
her to work in factory. Her week.
~ earnings were regularly turned
over to Dreamer, who attended per-
spnally TO ali honsehol matters and
bought the food they lived upon.
About six years ago he bought Il
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turc was stored away in the uppci
part nj the house until il would come
into use. \ few days ago before dy-
ing he told his wife that his funeral
o,pinsos must not exceed ten dollars,
rrl he decided that his mortal re-
mains cOuld be carried TO the grave
Nall by two or three men much
cheaper than they could he hauled
in hcnrse. On making inquiry il
WAS found that it would cost about
twelve dollars to employ six men To-
convey the miser's remains to the
grave, and rather than to pay that
sum AN express wagon was hired fOr
five dollars to do the job The night
previous 10 his death Dreamer sent
for barber and was shaved. MS that
operation would have cost one dol
lar il postponed until after his death
while before it cost but ten cents
The funeral procession consisted of
the furniture wagon containing the
remains. and eleven friends and rela-
tiycs of the deceased who followed
along on foot. The faithful wife OF
the dead man carried ont lis in
structions to the letter, and the total
expenses attending { h funeral
amounted to 1915. Dreamer had
during his life managed by strict Mt
tnntion to miserly scrapo together
100000. lie made will leaving
the property to his son in Indiana
and his wife, hut cau'ioning them to
handle it carefully.
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Steamboals anu Rallrodos.

ERIE RAILWAY.
H Trains taking effect Nov l6 1874
Hrom Chamber Depot (For note beowl
Am-Cincnnst and Ccago DaT EXPRESS Drawrgroom Coaches
to bufslO and Sleeping Coaches % destination 49,
l0:45 n.KKpss Mail for Buffalo sud Niagara Falls Sleeping
7p m-Dsiyi Paise RIp-ess the West sleeping Coaehe.
orouh Buffalo Niagara Falls Cincinnati. ST. Loas Detroit AMI
Chicago without change
Port jeTyis $780, 1880 o. 9l5 ami lOl5 $50 $3.50,
z D. Mdieown. T:JJ. ts3t, 9;Io. a1d l0A5 m
S:45 4:3O f6.SO Il m. Tee o. 1915 4;JO IN
trao connect WITH 0seyo Midland Railroad Roadoa
Kingston 80, $3.50 =. Goshen '143, 1;5O
tS;SO. F9l5 lO:45 $780, 3t45 4:3J tGsO and
Is: 80 g. sni IO45 H.; 3:?0 4:3O m Sudern '5;l
6:45 1880 1880 '9:l5 and lO:43 $40 o. =: $50 -
tni 80 D. m Rarewood HOhokus Andale a1d kansegs
i5:45 6;i5 1870 1880. -9:lj. l0;i5 3:tO O. o. 1850
s6:i5 10 IO45 1850 10 ncOD lido 3 3:l3. 3:45
43O 445 s. $40. Z, G:l5, $50 - $50 1850. $50 D.
and l2 O'Clock saturday nights oy kewsrk :45 $50 ~
1O:i5. and 80 3l5 A43 6:l5 an 1880 D. M and
1880 3:l5, rs. 5SC 800 ana T45 and go Saturday
nights only, Ruherur and Pasac 645 1880 1850 ~
10 m, II sli5. 3. 345 - 5:l5, g. $50 sil3
1890 and 80 Eugewoo4 ant spsrbi Jj4 sl5 70
80 SATURDAY nights ONLY Petnont snd N{s $50 49, snd
$3.50 N 100 3:i5 4'45. 59 -GIjt, and 7:4j hIa
80 Saturday nights only spnng Valley b:1O sbi $3.50 H anl
EorE-Tralns leaving Chambe, even or half bours leave
23 fifteen above tine ira leaving IMAM
berlst Ga quarter hours 2jl tT nnIes carrier Aboa
leaves 5:45 ll:3O eonneens with Tram
Iesving hour Tue $50 train 'tATti
from Chsmbtrsst onlv. l., ,...,.o poo-, nj s,.o.
irg Coaches obtained ard ord rs Tor ne eheeEg an Ia
Brcaiway ColrSt BROOKLYN hHd az TIE Co1panY pepot+
FxUress aps from West srre IN hewl ork ai so H. z'io
and 1855 pm ,sp,.u op.+
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Certnres ano Hleeiinos.

JINI0N THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.-Ion.
u William Strong Judge Of supreme Cogri s. viii dsy,r leo
the Of @ The Chspe No 9UnivrtT.
place Turhdsy Jan. At The Relations OF Oys
Others are invited /, attend NeE.Yofk jan o. 1876.
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|g3:Isl.:! 81;
HldrbIe ano Slate Nldnlels.

At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.-An
"a Marble and Marbleze MAne and all other
haeWorl Marble Turning for the trade KLABER, l34 Ea'
Eghieeuh-s.. near Jhirj.aye, y. \.
4 GREAT reduction III prices OF Marble and
harhexed ine all kinds Of Floor Thing. Monument lIesd
stones Pmbe.s and CaGnetmakeH offered at hLA
BIER Co.'S Steam Marble WORKS Nos 2l7 10 223 West fhyh
st. al Broadway
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AmnsemenIs.

STEINWAY HALL. - THEO. THOMAS.
~ THBo THOMAS SYMPHONY CONCERTO
THURSDAY AFTERNOON JAN Z. At TWO
BID AFTERNOON PUBLIC REHEARSAL.
Atusissioe. rs cents Reserved Seats % cents
SATURDAY EVENING JAN o. Ara
THIRD SYMPHONY CONCERT.
OVERTURE Parig aud Helene .0hct
bCBhb and ARIA, second act Wow
Mr. FRANZ RRhMERTz
SYMPHONY No. g MINOR, (aral ........,,...RsE
vE1ERz SuRKR a., r: Talk-ere9 tmsnuscdpswasss
The vocal pIl By M FRANZ RBNNBRTz
SYMPHONY No 3 q WtnOr Besshsvss
Admission Concert 81 ard 81 CO. est sss
The sale Reserved Seats and Tickle, MI MONDAY
MORNING st the BsT Oe Of Stnwsy Hail. 70I aud ia B~sLl
way, AMI at 80 Umoh-squAFe.