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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24

Clothing.

CASHMERE Suits, worth - q foe = 9
do do do ~ 90 for - 20
do do do - % for Is 90
Union Cass. Suits, worth D % Tor IL %
do do do u % tor 10 90
Case. Pants, best quality, 30
do good, %
Union Cashmere Pants, , 20
JEANS Pants. ! 70
All Clothing, Hats. ETC.. proportion
ately reduced. A large lins of Glover.
in WINCH special inducements are offered.
Meek Ties and Paper Collars very low.
Our stock is fully assorted and embraces
almost everything. Many articles hare
been omitted 10 the above list, but -
assure purchasers that verything win b
said IT cost, and to convince yourselves,
call and Try Us. The quoted prices, We
wish il distinctly unslcrstOsNi. ar"
FOR CASH ONLY.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24
Matters.
BoEemon.

srhs v,ast three mOntns 0sve
...ar and rapid Improvement tn the
: s. Pune. of our town. ard the cheerful
0 ...rces of our business men indicate
s General satisfaction with the tunes: Inc
sx f.cea and doleful cry Of hard times
somD' 's. nsver to hear again In our midst.
". III null together, having an eye single
:. -, -. GENERAL prosperity Of our town.
80 i, vill be we'll. Make personal In
$50. =. to 4 liberal extent suoservient e
~. 49,. - vour fellowcitisens, and 81 will
,ssn An ahundast b arrest. The pros.
Ito az one, to = great extent, u tnss OF
1870 All share ia It more or less.
nrr;rc the last six weeks our town
.,nn,.,;ou has been multiplying. until
.ss,. !. scarcely . vacant house to be
so~,a Beside our public school. we
800 - excellent private school, where ~
branches Of education sfe t.u9nt. ne.
,;";cs,. services are held at the Methods,
.nd Eniscoral churches every Sunday sno
.hs sabbath Schools are largely attended.
BUSINESS AND BUSINESS HOUSES.
III. business of Bozeman 10 much great
=. than one would suppose. to Judge 1rom
The size Of our town. 1t furnishes sup
rI;.. for vast territory east which is De
mo r.nidly settled up, besides the large
rrmher Of hunters, trappers, miners AND
nro,nectors, the latter aggregasing aimos'
I thousand hardy pioneers. Our own
.h;cklv settled valley consumes > large
.u,ount of merchandise annually. Inc
oueuiug of the Yellowstone next season
lii increase the demand fifty per cent
s,ur merchants import the best goods TO On
- n The Eastern and Western markets
.nd aea It lower figures than can be had
=, 80 o,her town in the Territory. The'l
.,cr,s and ware houses will compare II
vorably with the best in Montana
Tha b,,siness houses of Bozeman con
.;.t Of aix large stores, dealing In genera
,,.ercbsndise at wholesale and retail; ont
exclusive clothing store; three fruit stores
dealing also in fancy goods OF al kinds
two fioe drug stores;. ono gun store; ont
bakery and confectionery; one brewery
two butcher shops; two barber shops; twt
Hrst-class hotels; one restaurant; three
livery stables three blacksmith shops
two guusmi,hs; I'VE saloons; one tailor
one insurance agent; four lawyers; tw'
doctors; one dentist; two jewellers; on
photographer; one tin shop and hardwar
store: one cabi net maker; one paint shop
one auction and commission houee. A Y
q. District Land Office is located IN tn
town. We have two Masonic Lodges
one Lodge Of Odd Fellows. Lodge o
Good Templars; . Grange, and q L'brar!
Association. There is one weekly PaPe
published here now, the Avant Courier
established in 1871 end another paper, tb
Times. under the management of Judg
L. s. wilkinson, will be started on tn
first # January.
We think this . pretty good showing
for mountain town. and trust yea
hence, to he able to double the list.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24
Holiday Goods!
: j. BASuN8KI
Has just received . large stock Of
Toys and Fancy Goods
comprising the latest novelties,
suitable for
HOLID.ar PRESENTS.
Inspection 10 respectfully solicited.
'3Set EN- Up"

Evidently they were set up to often fol-
the Bozeman correspondent Of The Hadi'
sonian, or else he is liar OF the larges,
calibre. He might have written on any
other subject just as well % the one select
led 20 far - its effect is concerned. Il
would have at least saved him from being
pronounced public falsifier BY every one
who read the article in the Courier which
The feels compelled IN justice to himself
10 notice" He misrepresents the
article in every material point The most
ridiculous portion Of this conglonerasion
of falsehoods il the following:
"By hundsa1s the people cane up and
Withdrew taeir support from that paper :
is false. This correspondent mus
have been lifted out Of his chair when -
penned the above. The facts aee thooe:
We have lost jnss ten subscnbsrs n %
past two mosths, and have sdded % ouE
list the pest three weeks fifteen q twenty
new namea But one man Stopping hia
paper expressed his disspproval OF it
course. The Courier recently entered up
lon its fifth volume. and We expected q
the close of the last volums that . num-
her would discontinue taking the paper.
Such is ordinarily the case, but we ere
|gratifled to know that the misre2resenta
|tions in regard to the Courier were moi
sufficient TO estsange from 4 the old hisnda
who k.vs been w9rkins With Il the past
four years for the common veal.
People of 0sllAln county, let - drop
chickering's and work together for the Gen
|eral prosperity Of odfoNh section Lsasa
loot to the sissn songs Of unprincip)ed
|dcmagogues, who sing - they ase paid,
land who have no interest In common with
the hard listed ysomanEy who build ~
towns and make great cities.
The veuomous tongue of Islander, which
lhas been directed against the Courier the
past month, having It, oEtgion In the nth.
|eneendesine and pollutsd once q The
dadisonian, because We defended one Of
Jour most prominent and public spirited
citizens against the yile abuse Of thai
lshest, shall not deter ~ from doing ool
own duty. IT. one OF more we'll drilled
Boseman correspondents ne fitting took
flor the smut machine. to judge from The
manner in which they jump over the truth
Ito snatch lie That paper don't deal Y
The Astsr aaticjs, ssd it woah not b @
lecptsbls to The editor; hsnce The necessity
|of IT. cosrsspondsets syoidiag ths tsssA
|as somsthing hoesiblA
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24

&c. 600 Bushels No. /, Wheat
5000 do. x and Xxx Wheat
At the Union Mil
II. 81. MOOD.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24

|. win board. lodge. furnish hot. warm
|snd cool showesand tub haths; viii care
coughs. rlstumasism asd kidney diseases
1os q q per dr., or % % per week. In
aavaaee. @. HAP3OCD.
Hot 3psisgs Crock, Madison Co. n. T.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24

Aeyooo6AS G1AD- > -.
TIL Rrsasa .aoc..s -
liahsd n - r~-s.. so aae I'D pub
Hushandme,. N. ,,.nss oExan. tAs
! IA our reenls, ..s...a
- 4olloW1ne reS3{|' II 49,, 49, ~
s.-
Wasseas. The nswpapsr which -.
county ~ o e p Tie farmess OF tbs
posed q nj FL =. sscsee9t 70 ths trust 10.
antagonietic % ~ fsss'.. ~ 'sssrssfs
Where's, Tbee = - nsner ,,h,,..
y. = NY coenty which u n avmrefhv vits
sSs. sSsSeA clae Of u community J:
FssResoissS rsis ..s
DO solicited to chsn.s ~ e =: 69@erlln
eaton Of HE paper 70 Ho.ems1 ': ~ pSca.
pIedee him our support g lone a hs ~ ~
'o's'es sne rights Of the labor{ne ciess. !
~. :. a BENDER, 6ec'y."
~ ~ = poo!nh On Independent
- ooF oeuiment financially, NJ
-. ..'. 49, Tlsosets cheerful and
.~r.s. N A oo'nx %, We have
ccrvs..,e. .s''.1 1e:sFo thsa our own
cl.;r.s of W o..y IN Supporting The
u,o, ~ ~uISa nes oeen trampled
~. h.,'. .. sao MIDDLE men.
-. 1872 - Ussna1as'on would b
h,s..;.- . .s''.vln6 tne'r condition and
-. 3. Ns''y 70 I'D QembefA Their
o,.,.. . -. o IN % ~ Keystone
A., q ~ ."y V'ner >4fasge. What W
s"., ~ sAm w. " our own volttion-
Ceey soe cneesfully rendered. TIL
ooAl.A o'a NOT assume to DO their Or
~. 80 no ~ .ot recognised - suah By
"e snoa wouid ask Ksyston'
rsnse, wnas 11usf have ~ violated
W. ulo' e"pnaacal!y DENY that tn
Nook.1h !" working Tor interests sn'agc
ns''c 70 Tue farmers and defy Keyston'
oasoee 70 snow wherein . single senti
- ~ ooen expressed detrimental Z
49, =. !. !" we 's1mess' IN inc con
s 800 M u. A~.ys cosmp'onoo tnea
~ =. .uu w conauoe % soaIu ana Up
..o.1 '1.sa lu'ole." against tns encsoacn
M. =. spoSu's'ol
Ae e u tno soove tesouuo'
80. ''.o1 y. Aoys"oo e1.nso 10 ~
....e. ., S'o.su. soou. through m
- .S. s. =. =. . 10" 'nu.. .. w
Gs...S .s.eo y .u0.. p.''.On = IL
. - s.1svoI J. s1'pP'. .ao Wv.
" - sSl 'oss 10y cou''
- ..Su |. Is ms!.ny y lnse.aeen
's."' - "e.o"S " saes VIa"kN 1--we
O"'! .p''s"eu ~ s'ae ''.o's "''1oPst
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24

The beastial sot who disgraces decena
journalism by his weekly spewings of filth
through the Madisonian, has the impu-
|dence tc accuse others of occasionally get
ting under the influence of liquor. It u
easy enough to tell when some men are
Intoxicated, but it would be . hard matter
for the Oldest and most intimate friends
LOT the editor of the Madisonian to tell
when he was last sober. The memory of
the Oldest inhabltant Iunneth not to the
IcOntrarY.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24

A cargo of -four from the Union Mills.
consigned to Davis q Wallace, arrived
yesterday. xxx Union Mills IL unsur.
passed in this Territory, and when Bud
Howell fixes his xxx brand on q sack
of flour, you may rely upon its being
just exactly ~ represented. Herald.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24

Parties knowing themselves indebted to
us are respectfully requssted to come for.
ward and make settlement, Is all accounts
must be settled by January 1. 1876.
Grain and -four taken in settlement OF
accounts.
sTRAsBURGER & sPERLING.
Christmas.

This great festal day will be ushered il
tomorrow. and many hearts will be mad,
glad, especially the juvenile portion Of
creation. Santa Claus will make hi,
annual visits, and dispense his gifts to th'
little ones, bringing Joy, merriment and
love to the hearthstones of the rich and
the poor. Christmas IS . day when al
class distinctions should be laid aside
and al enter into the festis Mites, friendly
greetings and neighborly intercourse
which the occasos usually affords.
Christmas has always been ct once {
religious, domesti:. and merry-nhakin(
festival ID England, equally for ever,
rank and every age. The revels used L
begin on Christmas eve. and continues
Often till Candlcmass (Feb. ., every dal
being holiday till twelfth-night Jan. q
IN the house Ut the MOBILES Q ''lord O
misrale," or ''abbot of unreason." W.
appointed, whose Office was ito make tn
rarest pastimes, TO delight the beholder.
and whose dominion lasted from "All.h
low eve" (Oct BY till Candlsmass day
The harder was filed with capons, hens
snrkeys. geese, ducks, beet. mutton, pork
piss, puddiogs, nuts, plume, sugar, AMI
hesey. The Italians have tho tollowinl
proverb: HE has moro bunness thai
English ovens q. Christmas. The tsu
ants were eotes .ained ct the hall; and III
lord Of the manor and his family encouy
aged every art conducive to mirth.
On ChfistmAs eve the bells ware ruue:
90 Christmas eve the mass VA sung:
That only night, in al ths year,
Saw The ssose6 psisst de chalise rea..
Thea spesed wids ths AAseas hal.
TO vassal, tenant; ssrf, and oil
Power laid he rod of rule aside.
And care mcny doned bic pride,
1be heir, with rosrs In his ohoee.
That night might village pertsee cheoea
Al hailed, with uncontrolled delight.
And general vlice, The happy night,
That to ths cottage, = the Crown,
Brought ddiDgs Of salvation down.
England va merry England when
~ Christmas brought his sports aealn
Twes Christmas bsoach'd The mieA1ies
Twas Christmas told the merriese tale: fsje
4 Christnes ganhol oft would cheer
= poos mAn's heart thso' hAlf The ysas.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24
NORTHERN PACIFIC HOTEL,
Main Street, Bozeman, NJ. T.

Under the management Of Mrs. 81. ].
Hoppy, this house he's attained an excel
lent reputation. The rooms are well fur
|nished and kept in splendid order. The
tables ere supplied with everything to be
had in the country, which ID prepared by
the best cooks in the mountains. Trav.
|elers will find first class accommodations
lot the Northern Pacific. Helena and Wiz
lginia coaches stop at this hotel.
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WAITE

t. thousaad DuGhelsl k ord XXI
vheaI: Jive thouoand sacks * and XXI
Gew; 0ss hsadred thossasd poasas o
|oata
Moray edvanced % Flour.
IN pssta owtae uswin oeoGe b set
tllne - IL ~ e Jas1asy. ssss
- =. LAlGlGB . co.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24

The next regular meeting Of the Ladies'
|k. E. Church Sociable win be held ct The
mouse of Mr.. and Nrs. Alderson, on the
evening Of Tuesday, Dec. Se, 1875 AL
Iare cordially Invited to attend.
G. A. GRIFFITH, 6ec'y.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24

Iarrears to me can settle Immediately they
will be doing tho undersigned great ia.
vor. If they have Lot the sufficient amount
Of stamps. then portion will do. II they
are broke-tben l will wait:
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24

- VII sasss my Gallssy In Bssenaa O.
The 18th day or January. Il
Roee W1shinG work done il ny llna
Oh give No . call before the eboy(
81. 3. CALFEE.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24

Lessons.
MRa A ". STREET.

| 4Ha =. w. STREET
de- removed to Rosemsn, occupying the
|former residence Of Dr.. G. W. Monroe, on
Church street, and IL prepared 70 give IN
|eesuctions on the Piano. Terms reason
Able. atr onaxe respectfully solicited.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24

The celebrated dog-poisoner Of the old
Crow Agency must be in town, - more
than thirty six CANNES died last night.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24

a The undersigned returns thanks to
h1s customers for liberal patronage during
the last four years, and promises, for the
future, to do well by his friends, and to
cell the very hest articles at the lowest
possible prices. So call and SEQ now much
you can buy at "Osboyn's Drug Store
with little money. 8. II. OSBORN.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24

Just received ct Mounts q Workman
fine old Kentucky Favorita the celebrat
ed ''Old Jones" and Kentucky Bourbon
Whlek;aa. eight yesro old.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24

O. ]. BASINSKl has the largest
stock of Clothing assd Gesss,sF ,ss-.
|sstsbtseg G00ds, etc, to be found in
this market. which he ID selling At greatly
reduced prices.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24
ELLIS & DAVIS
Net CASH PRICE LIST.
GrOcorio:

Groceries.
Sugar, per pound. 16 to Isl
Coffee. choice. per pound. to go
Soap, per pound Is to 123
Soap, CASTLE, per poucd 81 to u
Tea, per pound los to IS
Dried Fruits, per pound 29l TO 10
Yeast Powder, per box III 70 %
Spices. per pound b to %
Babbitt's Soda, per pound u
Mustard, per pound %
Means, per pound 3
Washing Starch, per pound IS
Corn Starch, per pound 20
Matches. per dozen, 90
Coal Oil. per gallon %
Cuttings Tomatoes. per can 40
Peaches, per can 80
Pears, per can. 20
Eastern canned goods, per can, Sg3 to %
Best Golden Syrup. per 5gal keg 8Oa
!" 4gal cans "a
Heavy Brooms y
Concentrated Lye, per can so
Jellies in Tumblers. per glasa u
Layer Raisins. Per box AGO
Spices, per box 10
Flavoring Extracts, best p bot. 20
Axle Grease, per box, 30
Rope, per pound, d
Mason q Backing, per box, 10
Fancy Candy, per box, 1.75
Chocolate, per pound, 80
Nails, per pound. 70 TO-
B B Chewing Tobacco. per ID,
Smoking Tobacco, per pound, 30 too
EOigars reduced Is per cent
|Shelf Hardware reduced IS per ct.
shoveis. scoops, Hoes, reduced Is per Ct.
|CrockerY.ware very low.
Glass. ware very loV.
China Sets very low. ...=
Looking Glasses very lou.
Liquors very much reduced
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24
Accident.

N.ior s. B. Bowen, We regret to learn
met with Q painful accident THURSDAY
evening In being thyewn from his horse
ftacturinR his wrist severely.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24

~A complete assortment of Station
cry 1t J. BASlNSKTS.-
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24
II Office.

Tho regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the First National Bank
Of Bo1eman, will be held At the banking
house OF the association In Bozeman, n.
~. on the second Tuesday In January,
proximo., for the purpose Of electine
Direction for the ensuing year.
~ JAMES G. DOW,
Cashier.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24

~ Just received IN assortment Of
Aocordeons and Harmonious,
ut J. BASINSKrS.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24

When lite is dark, and hope is dead
And by the road you faltering stand,
Open your eyes, lift up your head,
And take sglimpse of the promised lan6-
At Gnv;a
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24

Squaw dances are In order 1t the Grow
Agency now, and the way they tip tn
light fantastic toe b . caution to bovine
engineers. 60 rustling William proclaim
10th.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24

The checklist offer We have ever re-
ceived came from Frank Leslie last week.
He offered US years subscription (4.00)
Ito his paper for the insertion Of 81. OC
worth OF solid advertising. No, Frank;
not any. When we want your paper. We
will send you 81, and when you want ad-
vertising give as our price.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24

Remaining uncslled for In the Postodce
|BosBMAM, Il IT., December "a, 1915:
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24

What are the Wild waves sayinG-say1ng
sister, deari" go
Why you old grampus they say, 30 e
Gcy's for your whisky, wine and beer,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24

In Every Town and Village persons
msy be found who have been saved from
death from consumption by HALE'i
HONEY OF HoREHoUND AND TAR.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24

$3.50 for 90 Cents l-How to do It.
Take . five.dollar bill to Cows Palace
Billiard Rooms, play two games of bill
iards, give Gov or Ed the bill and be will
return 81 so. Try il ON.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24

Have just sscaved nom " f
Eaetern and California markets . Ane -
= sostneat e
Sss1 Geesss,

If eyay asseipttsas , hres's>eseof -
Ianest CHEWING TOBAOC0s - ssdlssl
varssty Of CLOVIS. Ae, ~ q uhiell
Ithcy ofBse q prices = snit paDehaneA
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24
Ready for Christmas.

By the time this issue Of the Courier
reaches IL readers, I will have In store I
good assortment Of
TODe, F9sscv G00bs, GtSvs,
KeepeGkes, Etc.
The variety embraces Presentation
Cups and eaucers, Saeds. Doll Coaches
Bedsteads and Cradles, Picture and Al
phatet Blocks, EniGmas. China Dolls
Trains, Tool Chests Dinner and Te,
Sets, Smoking Sets, &C., etc. Come be
loee the crowd Of The Last few days.
r. +. NAY.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24

EA compile tc stock OF
ScJIooy Books, Copy Boeks,
States, &c.
Tor al. At BAS1NsKps.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24

Tom 4 Jerry came to town to learn the
Christmas fashionA They stopped ii
Mounts & Worsham's. If you don't be
|fieve this. 60 down to the Brewery Saloon
land take glass and be happy.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24
Can You Pay2

Bozeman. N. T., Dec. 10, 1875.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-08-20
THE FAMOUS ELCHO SHIELD.
New York Herald

The Elcho Shield was presented in 1862
by Lord Elcho for annual competition
between England and Scotland. Ireland
was afterwards allowed to compete for
it. Since tie competition commenced
the shield has been won eight times by
England, four years by Scotland, and
now twice by ireland. No Fights from
the British colonies or e sewhere we're
ever allowed to compete for the Elcho
Shield, the simple reason being that it is
restricted to Great Britain and Ireland;
nor would it be allowed to 60 out OF what
is called the United Kingdom.
This remarkable trophy is about AZ
inches high, and 20 wide. As it stands in
the exhibition tent on Wimbledon Com.
mon, supported on an appropriate pedcs.
tai covered with crimson velvet, the be-
holder would scarcely desire 20 look on
finer piece of workmanship which is of
exquisite touch and finish. The surface
has dull tint. like oxidized silver
which, in TACT, it is. The shield is divided
into a number Of compartments each one
emblazoned with some brave tradition
British history. Queen Elizabeth and
be present reigniug Sovereign of Great
Britain are given prominent places among
the bold Knights and fair danes of his
toric celebrity who serve to illustrate
certain passages Of English history. The
most artistic chiselng is employed to
bring out the details Of battepicces which
adorn the borders Of the field and
figures Of men IN armor, on horseback
and on foot, are made as plain and palpa'
bic to the eye as the artists cunning
hand can cut them. Battle and hunting
scenes are composed and executed with
great fidelity to nature. The price OF
this exquisite piece Of workmanship is
said to be $4,000.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-08-20

one Of them, happening to be in the town
in which she lived, inquired for her. He
found that her husband, having been for
awhile postmaster in the town, had been
displaced, and that she had left her baby
with him and gone to Washington to have
him reinstated. In this she succeeded,
and it is to be hoped that the reward OF
all her efforts were that they, as the story
books say, ''lived happily ever after"
This woman, with her "clear grit" and
indomitable pluck, is type Of large
class Of her sex in New England and New
York. They are to be found all over the
country, sewing, teaching, practicing medi-
cine and sometimes even preaching. In
New England, when the father dies leav.
ing but few Of this worlds goods behind
him, his daughters, DO not, as is too com
mon in this part Of the world, depend for
support upon their brothers and other
male relatives, practicing pinching econ
omy alike TO their bodies and their minds.
Having been fitted to support themselves
ttey soon find opportunities to do so, and
thereby enjoy their own respect, that OF
others, and the Gontentmert which is the
result Of both Of these.