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ne1f Throw Away yOur Ef0ney.-To THi
frzEIc.-For over 2 years DIR. ToBIAS'S vENE
TkAN IMMINENT has been sold; every bottle hai
bssa warranted. and not one has been returned
Tlousands Of certificates Of its wonderful curative
propsrties can DO seen at the Depot 1t will do all
snd more. than It 10 recommended for. 1t 10 per.
f<aH safe TO take internally. Bee oath with syery
hstfiA 1t cures Cholera. Group, Dysentery. Collie
ssssickness, Chronic Rheumstism, Sprsins, old
Sores, Cuts. &c. Depot. 10 Park place. New York
tsid y ell the Druggistss
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hest Holiday Gift.

The latest device in machine sewing
IN the "New Automatic Sewing Ma
chine" which is creating quite a sensa.
tian in the market. No better gift can
BE- selected for mother, wife, sister, or
friend. No special discounts offered to
tempt purchasers, but perfect approba.
ticn and delight guaranteed to the pos
SCISSOR. I'll West Fourth street, Cincin.
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LARGEST CIRCULATION In THE CITY.

For the sae1t ttgenty-foar hours pYoba-
h6 clear or partly cloudy, and s9arnser
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| 4 B'as.,
To close out their I'M
IMENSE STOCK before
Christmas, will offer the
following inducements to
purchasers during tn @
next FIVE DAYS:
Camel's Hair Plaids, 1Oc per I'd.
Plaid Vigognes, 25c, reduced
from 40c.
All Wool Plaid Serges, 4Oc, re-
duced from 85c.
All Wool Plaid Knickerbockers,
| SOC, reduced from 81.
ALI Wool Camel's Hair, Csc, re-
duced from ST and 81 Is.
All Wool Plaid Camel's Hair,
Serge and Neigede Spitzberg,
| 81 80 reduced from 81 and
| 81 so.
All Wool Serges, i'm solid shades,
SOC, reduced from 81.
All Wool Basket Cloths, 75c,
reduced from 81 Is.
40-Inch Cashmere and Merino,
in the new colors, Csc, re-
ducodd free%s ffrree% 81.
42-Inch Cashmere, 81, reduced
from ST IS.
Black Brilliantine, Csc, reduced
from 40c.
A JOB LOT
1900 yards "A English Chintz
! zoe, worth SOC.
These are i'm confined patterns
and styles, and can mot be found
2 cases Fancy Striped Silk. Csc,
! worth 81.
2 cases Fancy Striped Silk, 75c,
worth 81 rs.
6 pieces BLACK LYONS CACH-
/ EMIRE SILK at 81 per yard.
This is a special lot, bought re-
Gently at Auction, and is well
worth the attention of purchasers
for Christmas.
! A splendid line Of
!
Neckties,
Gloves,
| Sashes and
| Fancy Goods,
All marked at prices to insure
their sale this week.
j. LEb0UT|[u|ER { BROS.
1O4 g. 100 w. Fourth st.
FINANCIAL.
|3 Per Cent.
Stocks, which are dealt in on the New York
Stock Exchange bought and sold on per cent
margins. Stock privileges negotiated. Bonds,
Mortgages, Miscellaneous Securities bought
and sold. Loans obtained. Ali orders by mail
or telegram promptly executed. Correspond
ence solicited. Business circular with refer
ences on application.
no28-lm 162 Broadway, New York City
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-06-04
Death OF Lewis r. (,ovv.,r

A dispatch from J.. w. Mccormick.
to ". H. Martin, Esq, of this place,
dated Corinnc. June 4th, states that Lewis
I. Cowan, of this county, died in tina,
city this morning. Mr.. Cowan was on
his return from Missouri, where he had
spent the winter, and was accompanied BY
young wife recently wed. His death
will fall with crushing weight upon her,
and will be received here, where so many
years of his life were spent in upright
ness and usefulness. with universal sor
row. He was man descrveGly esteemed
and respected by al who knew him; ths
magnetic influence Of his noble, generous
nature drew around him the warmes
friendship of his fellow-men, which
will now find expression in the decpes
grief over his untimely decease. Mr.
Cowan was q native of Kentucky, borl
in Pulaski county, and together he ant
the editor of this paper cOnned their lei
sons in the little brick school house a
Somerset. He has many relatives in Ken
lucky, and leaves brother and other re
latives in this county. He was among tn
first settlers Of this valley, and, in con
nection with his brother Andrew, ba
followed the profitable pursuit of stocl
raising, by which they placed thcmsclve
in Independent circumstar ccs. For sewers
years he was one Of County Commission
ers, and discharged the important dutie
Of the Office with strict fidelity. He wa
about 81 years of age at his death.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-06-04
FREIGHT FROM CARROLL.

Arrival Of the Diamond r. Trains.
Last evening. about O'Clock. ten wag-
ons of the Diamond II mule train from
Carroll. roll ed into the city, and commend
ed discharging their freight. These tsama
left Carroll on the 18th of May, and were
loaded with mel cilandise for Helena mer
chants, being portion of the cargo OF the
Josephine. Commodore E. G. Maclay. in
charge of the outfit, preceded the train,
and arrived in town about noon yesterday.
In an hour or SO after, tho tinkling of tht
bells on the leaders announced the arrival
OF another tram of ten wagons, and they
also began unloading their freight yester
dav evening, and Main street merchants
were iu unusual good humor and spirits
in consequence.
Last year, we believe, the fist team.
from Carroll arrived on the 18th of July
and considerable dissatisfaction with th'
route was felt by our merchants on account
of the Hardness in delivering goods. Thi'
year E. G. Maclay & Co. are determined
that if energy and enterprise can proven
IN. there shall be no cause of complaint
The trouble last year was really with tn
boats. and the Diamond r was not Il
blame for the delays. This year the Coul
son line being engaged in the trade be
ween Bismarck and Carroll. 10 q sudicien
assurance that this route can safely com
pete with any other in point of speed.
and certain shipments of freight from tn
East.-[Indtp pendent.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-06-04
The Fair.

After all the big display, the issuing Of
inviting and enticing pre-
posals, IL am yours, &c., for the com
mittce," &C., ctCetcra, &C.. 1t seems that
the Fair Association. which viewed its
ground near Bozeman, has kinc OF weak
eued. wiltcd, or something Of the sort.
1t is probably well that such has been the
case-at least for the present. And now.
we commend to the attention OF the peo-
ple OF Bozemsn and GallatiD county the
folio wing from the Times, and trust they
will ACT upon the suggestions set forth:
IAN executive meeting Of the Fair
Ground Association will be held this
week at Gallatin City, and we trust ar
rangements will be made to hold Fair
this year. The entire county should
feel interested in the matter. and every
man should assist to tie bts'
Of his ability. Tie officers cannot. Of
course, make 1t a success without the ex'
tension Of public interest. We hope tc
see Bozcman we'll represented in the way
lOt speclat pTeuIuuAos aINC'eS AVI eA"'Os'
ton and attendance, as our past want Of
interest In the premises has been dis
grace to US.
"Notwithst0 nding the fact that the To-
cation of the Fair Grounds is not accept
able to some. 1t is no less the duty Of thu
entire county to exert itself in behalf O
the enterprise, as it stands, and we urg'
our farmers and stock men to assist tl,i
year to the best of their ability, that tn
Fair may prove success"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-06-04
ELLIS & DAVIS
Grow Indian DcpredatiOns.

The Times says the depredations re-
Gently committed at Little Timber, con-
slsting of burning some buildings and
killing and running off sixteen head OF
stock belonging to orr friend WOolverton.
have been traced 10 the Grow Indians and
that there is no doubt.ot their guilt. l.
such be the case, they should be severely
punished for the outrage, and the loss
sustained by Mr.. Woolverton should be
made good by the Government, and de-
Quoted from their annuitits. We hope to
see the case stric ly investigated. as nu-
merous complaints Of like character
have been lodged against the Crows with
out any investigation being made as t.
their correctness. If guilty OF these
crimes ard no punishment is Inflicted in
consequence Of their preparation, they
are likely to be continued with impunity
and from stealing they are liable to lead
TO indiscliminate murder and pillage.
Hence, for the sake OF public safety, and
as act of justice 10 the good Indians, 3
strict and immediate investigation slOu!l
follow all acts like the above, where
the Crows are charged with its commits.
sion, and If found guilty, the bad one:
should be made to suffer severely for thei
crimes. We satisfied that Agent Clap
will DO bis duty in the premises.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-06-04

A Plea for the Country Press

OSAkA1NN866N1 xAxxsO00
A Plea for the Country Press
Delinquent patron, don1 You know
That you're hardened sinner,
TO let your papers printer 20
So oft without his dinner?
While seated by your glowing fire,
BY his grand art made wiser,
How can you harbor the desire
To play the part Of miserl
Think how your editor doth toll
With tired and aching fingers
How scanty oft his midnight oil,
As for your good he fingers!
Own up. delinquent! You must feel
At times, as one found robbing
The printers children Of their meal
Hark! Don't you hear them sobbing
Shame on the wretch who has the means
And yet pays not the printer,
Even amidst the gloomy scenes
Of chill and stormy winter!
Let such the poisoned garment wear
Of Ncssus, sung in story,
Ard Ixlon's wheel become his care,
To turn till he's bleached h0ary!
Or set the wretch to roll The stone
Of Slsyphus, IN fable,
To tug away at it, alone,
As long as he IS able!
When he has rolled it up the hill
AS oft as it rolls down it,
Mc,hinks he'll beg to pay his bill,
With compound interest on il!
III. E. Snodgrsss in Printers Circula
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-06-04
TERRTrORIAL GRANGE,

y The second annual session of the Terri
torial Grange il now being held at Gala.
tin city. We understand that important
work will be disposed of by the body be-
fore ito adjournment We received this
morning the following note from the Sec
Rotary:
GALLArIN CITY, NJ T.,
June 81, 1876.
FRIEND WRIGHT:
DEAR SR-The Territorial Grange Of
Patrons Of Husbandry of Montana Terri
tory met in snnual session At 2 o'clock r.
|m., June I'd, 1875-fifleen Oranges repre-
scented. The business ct This session il
progressing. Three Forks Grange gives Q
Harvest Feast Friday evening. A govd
time is anticipated.
Very Respectfully,
]. d. MEG AMMON, Scc'y pro TEN.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-06-04
FLOUR FOR SALE.
nperior Article Of xxx, al
So per Sack.
Il. BRCNEIT.
Indian Murders.

reported that WIN. Lee, formerly
stercr in this place, and George
Y, who have been wol6ng In the
country, met with their deaths al
lnds Of The Indians. These reports
in every spring about Tom, Dick
larry being killed, and the subjects
Felvcs generally come in to contra.
hem. Only two weeks ago We pub
the untimely taking off Ivy We say
loux Of our friend ''Yankee Jim,
few days after, Jim staiked into
liice. We at first thought him
lalized spirit, but be looked SO ma
and familiar that we exclaimed.
10, JIM" and lie extend ed his hon.
and, remarking that he was 10 .
had come in for q coffin, not fol
Fi, but for the man who was recent.
ownci in the Yellowstone; had only
70 deliver mcssage-that was all,
pe was gone, again to mingle in the
'atlng lite Of the frontiersman. with
"a OF surrendering his scalp to the
Reds,
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.,,m,,nications intended for pub
| the COURIER should be sent in
| Monday evening If possible.
fAGNIFICENf OFFER!
hi Chance to Secure a First
Sewing Mach,aei
Small Effort Required!

,ibpral contract with the Weed
(achinc Company will enable u.s.
n ulac. their celebrated ma
many families in this Territory.
opportunity to secure a hrst
thjne seldom occurs. May We
our friends, and all interested
i 10 make an eaancst, united
,,cnd our circulation and there
our influence? Cannot the
!, , c,ub in his or her ncighbor-
.ocrre Ibis sewing machine as Q
A few hours of well directed
ob,ain il. A lady member OF
rcc in the Territory. or any
g.. with a little thought and ct
asily send lis the necessary mum
Ibscriber to COURIER that viii
km to present Of one Of the bcs
machines manufactured. The
are warranted TO be perfectly
Et improved and in perfect order
TERMS.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-06-04
. Carapaien Opening.

Street. C. Chairman, calls meeting
Democratic Central Committee OF
n,y at Central Park at l O'Clock
Cw afternoon, 10 make arrange
Or the nomination of a Democratic
embracing candidates for the sew
bnty offices to be filled by popular
on the first Monday in August
We are unadvised of the calling OF
h convention for the nomination Of
10 compete with our Democratic
tor the honors and cmolumcnts OF
ces to be filled. That there will be
reasonable hypothesis, as there are
pf every shade of politics lin tho
Of their friends" ready-aye. will
b be sacrificed Gf need beg for the
10 veal Of Gallatin county; but
bible ambition is, TO fill the best Of
zen at a personal sacrifice. With
len fringcd, silver-ribbed, platinum
Back Hills looming up IN tho
bin free transportation on Major
Yellowstone fleet TO their immed:
bity, and with the big bOnOnzas Of
i crowding our backs with theil
& weight Of silver, only asking L
rated from their lifelong compan
e rocts Of the Sierra Nevadas, 4
the industry of the separator will
b the United States Senate, ant
st elegant and costly mansion q
iopal Capital; with all these field
grazing and sudden fortunes opel
enterprise, energy and intclligen
hlatlon of all, does anyone suppos'
healthy, liberty-loving citizen o
10 county would prescribe hlmscl
limits, responsibilities, druiger'
ball salary of a county office, unles
led by the most unselfih motives
should commend him to the conf
esteem and -votes Of his fellow
Is, whose interests alone he desire
Serve.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-06-04
I. O. e.. REPRESENTATION.

At special meeting of Lincoln Lodge,
at Fort Ellis. on Monday evening last Rev.
w. G. Simpson was presented with q
Grand Lodge regalia in recognition of his
labors in Good Teinplarism. and particu
larly as mark of respect and esteem by
the brethren Of Lincoln Lodge for his in
dcfatigable zeal in representing and advo
eating Faith, Hope and Charity within
the sacred walls of Lincoln Lodge. J. B
Morton. w. G. T., on behalf of the mem
bers made the presentation in eulogisti'
speech, which was replied to by Mr.. Simp
son in his usual pleasant, happy and en-
couraging manner. Mr.. McBlaine, L. D
of Lincoln Lodge, followed with a com
,plimcntary speech. speaking in high tone
of the respect in which Bro. Simpson wa
held by his brothers. Messrs. Harper ant
Craig. of Bozeman, followed in their usua
kind manner.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-06-04
M. MOUNTS.
Has opened

The Brewery Saloon
In First-class style. He des:res libcra
Patronage From All.
Sells Beer by the Quart or Gallon as cheaI
as can be had at the Brewery. Bottled
Beer constantly on hand. Everything In
tip-top style. and none but the best wines
liquors and fragrant cigars are kept.
The ParlOr Club Room
Il open day and night.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-06-04
Determined to sell off all Of our goods
ELLIS s. DAVIS.
The Expedition.

For various reasons, the starting Of the
expedition to the lower country has bee'
DELAYED, bat we are sesured BY those who
are actively engaged in its istsresr, that
the delay will only add to the strength.
security aud future enccess Of the enter
prise. We are authorized BY 1sj. Pease to
saw that free transpestatisa viii b fur
nished all desiring 70 70 down the river.
His boats are about ready for launching I,
and q start will certainly Be made NOT
later than the 18th instant.
To put aside any doubts about the mat
ter, Major Psase publishes the following
CARD.
BozEAAN, May -, l670.
In reply to numerous enquiries, ano
that uniounded rum0rs may be set at rest,
hereby state that the expedition down
the Yellowstone will positively start on
or before the 6fteenth Of June instant;
and that free transportation will Be sup
piled eli who may join the command
within the time mentioned.
Ed. PEASE.
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Now Il tho Time.

It Is always the right time to do good
act and every man with > family should
regard himself short OF his duty until hi
home 10 endowed with . Wilson Shuttle
Sewing Machine. Let It be understood
that this admirable machine captured III
Pr,zs medal and Diploma Of Honor. at tn
Vienna Exposition in 1874, and has every
where demonstrated it superiority over 81
|other machines.
Machines will b delivered at any Hall
|road Station In this cospty, fees q tssns
porls.ion charges, II ordered through ~
|Company's Brunch H0usc ~ go Nos1n
Fourah street. 81 kesis, 10.
They ssnd n elegant catalsgos and
chrome circular. fires on appltcaiian.
This Company want : few mose good
agents.
ThirY1ye men ~ peeliaably employed
In el>n mines N 00(3nRViV!n,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-06-04
Articles Of Virtu and Necessit,

ArtlCIeS OF VlTCU SIIIU N6C6SS1Uy
Sunday School Music Books, Sheet
Music, Ssng Books, Fiddle anil Guitar
Strings. Magazines and Newspapers, No
vels, Drawing Paper and Tracing Cloth,
Baby Rattles, Teeth,ng Rings, Tape MICA
sures. Visiting Cards, Gold Pens, Brandy
Flasks, Poker Checks, Playing Cards
Stationery. Knives, Pipes, Fishing Tackle
G ombs, Brushes, and many other article
of daily necessity, to be bought of
r. F.. MAY.
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MORE NEW GOODS RECEIV
ED BY ELLIS 4 DAVIS.

Among the numerous articles just rccciv
cd, we have tull line of Men and Boys
boots, Ladies, Misses and Children's
Shoes Of all styles and quality, which we
offer at lower prices than ever was sold.-
Please cal and satisfy yourselves, or send
per order.
ETVTC e. nAVIC
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The Northern Pacific Hotel has indulged
in a new sign. which extends across tn
entire building. and adds greatly g fhs
aupear,uce OF the latter. Il 4 executed
hi Hitchlnap best ssyls. which = squiva'
lent to saying II Is tho hsadso0sse raec'
|of work q tho Kind n to eoonfEy.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-06-04

Mrs. F. A. Lund. accompanied by her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ward, of Ga'lat Y
county, has been stopping in the city for
several days this week. The party are en-
route for California where Mrs. Lund is
going with the hope to regain her health,
which has been very poor for long time.
They ore travelling by private conveyance
and expect to make the entire journey by
team, making slow stages. Mr.. Lund &C
companied his wife this far, and after see
ing her safely on her way from here will
return to his home to lock after his large
herds If stock and extensive rancho. Mr.
Lund is one of the substantial men Of Gal
latin county. We wish Mrs. Lund and
her party a pleasant trip, and hope sh'
may return 10 her beautiful Montana home
entirely restored to health. They visited
the Fuller Springs while stopping oyel
adisOplan.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-06-04

Ar. Nelsoa Story i expected home tAis1
evening.
We are indebted to Hon. Martin Ma.
einnts for number Of Public Documents
OF valuable character.
Rev. T. c. lliff and wife returned home
Yesterday, after An absence of two weeks.
MI. llif has been filling his appointments
IN Madison and Besverhead counties.
P. w. Mccormick came in from the exr
petition camp on the Yellowstons yester-
day, and Major Pease started out for the
same place this morning.
N. v. Murray, one Of the pioneer SET
tiers of the Gallatin Valley, has gone to
Sacramento, California, to engage in bus.
mess in that city.
Joe Msgee, OF Helena, came over Sat-
nrday, and remained with US for several
days. Joe says he has plenty OF goods
OIL the road, which he expects to arrive
soon; all genuine articles. The trade
supplied 1t low rates.
Joe Holman, whom Bczeman oncs
looked upon as private property, bu
whose enttrpr'.. led hun too seek widel
field for Its display in the metropolis
came over few days since Gu visit t
his many friends here, and right glae
were they to see him.
THos. nEYARxoN, ESQ.,, editor AMI
proprietor Of the Madisonian, is on his an
nual swing around the Territory, canvass
ing for his paper. He arrivedin this plac'
yesterday and has been interviewing ou
citizens at lively rate. Tom 10 . rus,ltr
and publishes good paper. worthy tn
support Of all. We are glad to zee hin
looking we'll, and wish him success.
Gen. Lester S. Wilson, of the 6rm 0
Rich & Wilson, this city, returned iron
a trip through the Eastern States on Tues
day. Mrs. Wilson accompanied tn
General to tho East, where she Will re
main tor some time. The GencrSl visite'
all the principal cities and made larG
purchases Tor the firm. He returns lock
ing greatly improved physically, and ap
pears to be in fine spirits. His sppear
ance at his accustomed place IN our caids
looks natural. aud we glatlv welcome bi
return.
Hon. ]. P. Lilly, father-in-law of on
friend Terrell, Of Hayden, who came Il
this county about year ago, and took VI
ranch adjoining Mr.. Ferrelrs with tn
view of permanently locating in that sec
ton, left yesterday on his return to tn
old home in Missouri. Having mad
things comfortable for her reception il
the new home on the Yellowstone. MIR
Lilly expected his wife to come up til
river on one of the first boats, but instead
received the sad tidlngs of her death
which took place on the 7th of April.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracey and Miss Besse
took their departure yesterday BY privst
convey ance for Benton, where the ladie
will take passage on steam boat for tn
States, and will pass the sammer at thei
old home in Illinois. Mr.. Tracey will r.
turn from Benton to this place as soon
! the trip can be conveniently made. an
, will be ready for business. We wish tt
ladies q safe ami pleasant journey.
slNonc are alike. All have their diferel
loves.
2 Ours is that fine old Blake and Hennesse
at Cows.
). CO A full line Of Stationery at lcduce
nricea ut RaSinski'S
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Foley's Gold Pens.

tng The Finest and Best Pens ia the
:. One of them will last for years,
"o'e TO he the least expensive writ.
-suuInent ever invented
'r sale by ! BAs1NsxI
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-06-04

county editor bought bis ink
Jug iul', because he could get Il
oat bile wife went to ill the ink
o.e morning aud found 1t WASH Z
Py sjugiull.
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Estray n Office.

|rTAKEN Up . An. cstfsy, q Blacks
il rancho. on the Madlson gtyes. one
brown Marc, about three yeuT1 old. nm
broken; has star In her forehead. bat no
|brsnds WIN. BLACK.
Nay 81, 1875.
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Ice of subscription for the Courier
year. Persons getting mp clubs
Curpose of securing any of tho
kmiuns VIII please notify us, and
what machine they desire.
hitler information apply at this
address.
JOSEPH WRIGHT,
er of the Courier, Bozeman, N. !.
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The 6pelin Schulz.

The interest in the spelling matches
seems to be languishing. and they will
soon be numbered among the novelties Of
the past. but before bsiag entirely extin-
guished We desire to throw Ia this little
gem, an oltsho0t from the mind Of IN am
bilious but deserving contributor. who
will no doubt yet be numbered with the
great genulses Of the land:
want to be speler
And with the spelers stan
A Wooster In mi p0ket
A Webster In mi han.
There rite befor the awgence
SO gorgus and go brfse,
He wrssels with the Blk words
From mornin until mite.