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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-06-03

~ Our correspondents will please
spell correctly, most of them do so, but
some evidently miss-spell purposely.
1t is great trouble to correct all this.
We decline to insert miss-spelled arti-
cles. Josh Billings has this process pat
ented and has run IL i'm the ground.
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Snmcthinr Non

have just received beautiful lot of
Photograph Racks, Waste Baskets,
Wall Baskets and Fruit Baskets. They
are real gems and an ornament to any
room. +. ). MEREDITH.
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Real Estate Transfers.
Marriages.

Married, May Goth, by Rev. T. F.
Brown, at the residence of A. j. Reed,
ESQ, MR.. A. S. SHINES to Miss MAMIE
Z. TAYLOR, all of Giles County, Tenn.
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LB- Eddie jackson fell and sprained
the muscles of his back at the beginning
OF the base ball match last Saturday
evening. He suffered considerable pain
for short time but soon recovered. He
could not take part in the game, how
ever.
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~ We are indebt ii to our young
friend, J. Rivers Carter, for "A most ell
egantly executed invitation to the final
celebration Of the jefferson Literary
Society, University Of Va, June 20,
1879.
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Wanted.

Every farmer in Giles County to
witness the splendid display of fine Ag-
riculural Machinery at our ware house
In Pulaski on next (nrst) Monday
Come and see it.
II. HILL * BALLENTINE.
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90 We are in receipt of a very
handsome complimentary invitation to
the final exercises, June 9TH, of the
Amasagassean society, Lebanon Univer-
sity.
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WOOL CARDING.

T'HE UNDERSIGNED Is PLEASED TO
l. announce to the citizens of Giles and ad-
joining counties that he has purchased the
wool factory of Mr.. l.. n. Bagan, on Clear
creek, and is now prepared to card all wool
that may be brought to his factory on short
notice. The cards are the latest improved.
and always kept in good order. parties can
rely on having their work done IN
First-Class Manner.
In sending wool to be carded persons should
remember that the proper proportion of oil
is one pound of lard or lard oil to ten pounds
of wool.
Wool left at Mr.. J. B. Childers' leather
store, IN Pulaski, will be taken to the factory
and returned free.
When carding is done for toll one-ffth
will be charged; cash Toe per pound for white
and 1sc for mixed.
MIR. IRA =. SMITH.
one of the best wool carders in the State, has
charge and will continue to run the factory,
and will be pleased to see his old friends
and customers. The factory is eleven miles
southeast of Lawrenceburg and twelve miles
from Pulaski.
apr29 en-. T. ]. CHOATE.
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Messrs. Hin IL Ballentine's display OF
agricultural machinery is very attract
i've. BE sure 10 read their advertise
ment.
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PersOnal.

Mr.. john Barnett, TobaccOnist, Mr..
w. G. Kendrick, jeweler, of the firm of
VIM. Kendrick q Son, and Mr.. B. Nj.
Rivers, of Seagle & Rivers, all of Louis
vile Ky, are attending the commence
mcnt exercises of Martin College. Mr..
Rivers, Is IL son of the President, DIR. r.
II. Rivers.
Mr.. Jones, Lebanon University stu
dent, from Canton, Miss, Is visiting his
relative, Maj. L. NJ. N. Jones, Of this
place.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-06-03

Buy DR.. Seth Arnold's Cough Killer the
gleas Eradicate, for all Lung Diseases A
superior remedy to ali other medicines yet
discovered in severe cases. 1t is a sure, quick
and perfectly safe remedy for Coughs, Colds
Sorethroat, Whooping- cough, Group and all
diseases of the Throat and Lungs. Retail
drice CSC, SOC, and 81. Any bottle that does
not give relief may be returned AMI the
money refunded Under these conditions we
wish every citizen troubled with lung com
psints to try this remedy, Arnold's Bilious
Pills, operating without sickness or pain.
Compounded BY DIR. Seth Arnold's Medical
Corporation, WoonsOcket, R. l. Sold by
Sumpter 81 Lacey, Druggist, Pulaski, Tenn.
Apr. l-3In.
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~ a few bushel of Bruce late Red
Potatoes on hand yet at
may27-2t. W. II CRAIG q Cos.
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To- For one dollar and half, win
sell a splendid Croquet set.
June3-2t. +. S. MEREDITH.
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~ That SPLENDID Cabel Drip Syrup
again tomorrow at
June3-2t. w. r. CRAIG & Cos.
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"a We have heard several OF our
business men say they would close their
houses for the cornerstone exercises
to-day.
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Columbia District, Tennessee
COnfePence

THIRD ROUND OF QUARTERLY MEETINGS.
Duck River Circuit, at Bigbyville, June 5, 6
M. Pisgah Circuit, at Forest Grove, June
u, Is.
Marcslla Falls Mission, at Stones Chapel,
June 10, %,
Nebc and WilliamsPort Station at Viii
Transport, June 90, 81
Mt. Pleasant Circuit, Mt. Peasant, July
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pounds good Rio Coffee for 81, 90.
9 " choice white coffee Sugar " 100.
4 {" best Soda %.
Standard Flour, quality guaranteed,
1918 sack, $500 per barrel.
mayl3-tt. j. r. G. BROWN.
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~ All that wish pictures made by
A. w. Judd will do well to call at once
as the gallery will close in ten days.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-06-03

~ w. Il. Craig & Co., are selling
Can goods cheaper than any body.
maXl3-2t.
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Dry Goods.
Good yard wide Bleached Domestics
for l0cts.
Best heavy yard wide Domestic Gets
worth 10
Best heavy . wide Domestic Sets
worth 8.
Beautiful Prints at and Gets.
Check Prints 6 and Sets.
Ladies cloth Shoes for 81 90 worth l,5O.
If. j. r. @. BROWN.
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tR-rhnse vonng mon nom FaYette

EB- All wishing views of Pulaski,
should call at \. w. Judds' gallery or
+. 5. Meredith's Book Store. 1t.
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gueat gews.

- The Pulaski Grang, +. of IL.
viii hold regular meeting aJ their
hall in Pulaski next Saturday.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-06-03

~ A. w. Judds Photograph rooms
close next week. 1t.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-06-03

IL The best Flint-glass Lamp Chin
neys cheap, at w. X. Craig & Co.'S.
June32t.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-06-03

E@- Queensware, a new stock, great
varity, and cheap at w. II. CRAIG a Co.
maV27-2t.
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JUST RECEIVED
HILL g. BALLENTINE

Car Loads shelled Corn, prime white,
in sacks.
! Car Load Ear Corn.
Car Load $50 bbls.) Bolted Meal, an ex-
eellent article. And which viii be sold for
cash at the lowest market price, or to farm
ers on a credit until tile crop is made. with
note and approved security. mayl8 I'm
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Sea Shells.

will have a large lot of Conch Shells
on hand in few days.
II. L. S. MEREDITH.
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ER- Don't fail to try some of that
bottled meal ut Hin aud Ballentine's.
Fully rs cheap as common meal, anu
much superior In quality,
mnYl3-lm.
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~ Closing out the Dry Goods de-
partmeut at Cost and less than cost Mt
mnv27-2t. w. r. CRAIG 81 Cos.
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n 2. wILKINsoN'S Farm FOR SAlk
I /. Al rnesiig relueol pr;ec FOR CASH q
o. coed terms. as0
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A large Ass0rtm emit Of speotaeles
DR.. SUMPTFR

VIZ continue the practice Of physic, Aia
dee being 80 tla the Drug store.
Plenty ~ South Union and Lnndroth he.
isJisG Saa5o ~ hand
's~rso - rs-s4
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DEAD IN HIS RED
BY ADDIE L. BALLOU.

Only man dead in hi bed-that is all,
Stark. stiff and rigi !-white face ia ,he
wall.
Come out Of yesterday, somewhere. Il
| here
"el'' M; don't think he'd friends any
where near.
Wanted employmcnt-that's what he said:
NO wo'k 10 give him-next thing he's
"' -
What did he die of, sir? Can any one tell,
a fit, did they think it was? Last nigh,
be WAS we'll.
Heart disease: Maybe. What was his
name?
Don't know; didn't register, sir, when he
Lsud'num, they SAID it was. there on the
staEd-
No, stranger; don't reckon he held fair
hand.
Suicide? Yes, that's what the coroner said:
Scooped out, was what put the thing in
his heal.
Money? Guess not, sir. Why I,e hadn',
enough
To pay for tins hole in the sod, of the stuff.
Friends. did you ask? Oh, yes. sometime
or other,
Reckon. of course, the boy orcc had a
mother.
Rather rough on him. pard; but where's
II 10 end,
When you're panncd out of cash, and can't
count on friend?
Down TO the calaboosc- that's where they
took him;
Good enough place, when a m ms moneys
f'rsook him.
Funeral: Just you see that express at the
County don't pay for no hearse, nor no
MOurners
Well. stranger, you've got me: Can pray
IL you Will
Rather late in the day, when mans dead
and still.
S'r;k"s me that it don't count, 10 this. un-
der my spade;
And as for the ,esl Of fhim-stranger. that's
played;
No oFtnse, sir; be- pardon. But, it strikes
one as fair,
And pretty sure way TO get answer 10
prayer.
Better give = poor devil lift while he's
here,
Than wait till he's passed IN his checke
over there
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A gentleman in Washington wa, re
qncs'ed on Saturday last by friend to
join him on visit to tire depot to wit
ncss the arrival Of the King Of the Sand
wiohes.
mo, sir. not much. 'gpwled The gentle
man.
''Have you ever seen a kirg in your
travels?" inquired the friend. marvelns
somewhat At his short answer.
'Yes, SIR" replied the gentleman. IL
was once guilty Of seeing three kings. !"
Then. after y moments pause, went ON to
say: ''Ahd they cost me @loo. sir. Those
were war times. however"
His friend suggested that he must have
heen in bad company.
well. don't know" SAID the gentle.
mon; Il thought l was In pretty god
at the time. l called 10 see those
hire kings in company with three greens,
another king and an ace spot. ana lave
sever hai an. desire to see one of the
'nyal family since" ffa
His friend saw the poipt. said he passed.
I'D shuilled c,..
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A Horse not Your WiEe's
Cousin.

A country gentleman recen tly arrived a,
Boston, and Immediately repaired TO tho
house OF rrlative-a lady who had mar.
r'ed mercha t of thai city The parties
were glad !" see him, ard invited him Ia
III cir house q, his home, rs he declared his
intention Of r. manning IN that city but a
Gay or two
The husband If the lady, anxious TO
show his at'eni"n'to relative ard friend
OF his wife. took The gen'ltman's horse to
a livery stable ~ Ha over street
Finally the visit became a visitation,
and the merchant. after Il Iarse of eleven
days. found besides boarding aud hMging
the genile"a1. q preny considerable bIII
had run up at he livery Stable v'hcr fore
h" went to the man who kept the sta le
and !old him wlirn he took the horse hc
would "a, The bill
" ry good. SIR" SAID the stablc.keep
cr; Il understand you"
Accordingly in a short time, the cour.
try gentleman went 10 the Stable and
ofdcIed his horse 10 be got teady. The
bill. Of course. WIS pre- ented.
oh" said the gentleman, '.Mr. -,
my relative. will Pay this
VERY well. sir, SAID The stab e-k4ep.r.
PLEASE get an order from him. Ii viii be
the same a. money"
The horse was ru, up again, and down
went The country gentleman to Long
Wharf, where the merchant kept.
We'll" said he, Il am going now."
"Are yOu!" said the u. reliant. "Well.
good-by. SIR"
Well, about the horse--the man 81
The bill must be p lid tor his keeping"
"Well, | suppose that is al right.
"Y's-weIl. tut you know I'm your
wifc's cousin 7"
"fes," said the merchant. II know
)ut your horse is moi p
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STARVED TO DEATH.
By RCSELLA RICE.

She WIS the wife Of farmer in cas-,
circumstances. She was poor. and thin
and sallo"; hr was strong. and his consti
futon was of iron. His views were gh
On every subject; if any one differed fro 4,
hm lie wondered at the indntse. Wher
his wife said: There is nothi, e ca "a
this morning. and sat with tears in hel
eyes ard p u-ed out her tea into the san
cr, aud then waited awhile and poured i,
back into the cup. and called this eating,
lie ate slice after slice of the fat, fried sal,
pork. ard peeled and ate Of the boiled
potatoes with relish, saying: II would
want nothing better than this nobody
could wish for better breakfast She
smiled aid winktd faster to break the
tears that were gathering.
This life lasted for years. The robust
farmer ate 1T his salt pork, and boiled nc
tatocs, and beans, and pork gravy. and
With his abundant outdoor exercise his
heath was excellent. HIS little wife grew
thinner and thinner; children came to her
and sh- nursed them, and her life grew
weaker and smaller, for she had no vitality
to spare 10 them.
She WAS starving to death. All through
tie long summers, day after day, the same
strong food scarcely varied a, all. was
hers to cat or let alone-t0 turn from in
disgust while her husband ate Il with a
relish, and laughed, and called her ..whi,n-
sica'.' Fat pork, potatoes, fried mush.
molasses, boiled beans, eggs fried in grease
everything that nature los,hes in sum
mer time. was placed before the exac,ing
husband three times day the whole wear
around.
When the poor. feeble, nursing mother
sat at the table. disgustcd with the food
before her. sckencd with the smell. he
called it ''iirst-rate,'' and ate enough for
both.
Friends rallied the little woman on her
annotated appearance, and payfully
pinched the b.ue, bony arms, and laugh
ingly $ il their plump hands down over
her julting shoulder alsdes. Her smile
was always the same. placid, aud pihful
and patient. There was but htt!e susteD-
ance for herself and baby in the cup of |
tea and the bit of fine -four bread and but |
ter tha. she ate, when she ale si all.
Ii she said: II wish we had some good
beef or mutlOn." the broad shouldered
farmer-husband laughed and thought, he
had ss'd witty hing when he replied
Nothing to kin! nothing in good order
Tor butciering, unless we kill one Of the
hoIses!"
His fine sheep grazed upon the green
iiilsideS, his sleek calves ran in the nj sdow
md orchard. and his shiny cattle brcwscd
n the shady woods, and came down to the
rock to drink its cool waters.
Nothing 10 kill! ard the little wife. the
mother of the puny children, starving 10
eafk for the lack Of food that c0n ned
ut, MI FIR her wasted little body. nu
riIent To repair The lax muscles, the sof,.
abby flesh, and the thin, watery blood.
Starving to death-gi.ing Of her own
impoverished life 10 her children. when !
ne food she pined tor lay in sight of her q
oor every day. gi
The end drew nigh. The summers heat :
as into:erable. She cocld keep step no I
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on the new thrashin' masll.e en- il cal fish
al them high figgers!"
rubbed my fore e.ra |. for seemed !,
h"ar away On the mountain heights. tht
voice Of the minister who had united then
in marriage four years ago, so long q.
you both do live" His words came to u.
very distinctly.
BonEi' Marie Bennett was brave it'll.
lady when she was school girl in Lans
ing: but how she " II d endure slow ear.
vaiion was another thing. -..e--.-,---4--
Eeard feebc g'rl. onc with slow s,et
and luminous e,e> and hectic dot Of Grim.
son on esch G eek, say, III could OIL,
eat something. But there is nothing O.,
our 'ahle thai l am hungry for wish
We hal some god ,nut,oh-I ALWAYS liked
it 20. !lavt We 10 int >h-eo. fa'her."
l locked over a. him. His beautiful
flock was the envy admiration If all thu
farmers in the neighb",hood. H. always
took special Care of his sheep daring III,
wnier.
lie hesit"'.d; that appeal touched him
between the joins If his harness: he f+.t
he dull ting. without doubt He aid no;
trust himself 70 look into the thin hue
White facc Of his mnt,erie daup her a
lc rpl ed, I'VE have one very ,ai ore.
but Ii happe;'s to be- a eve; and you know
ewes iaise lalubs, and lamns are worth
money"
On. l thought. what was money in com
paris"n with the health and sir"ng' h and
a honyant step. and The red wine of blood
IN 'hr veins! What was money to lite and
LIES needs and Lecessities and aims am,
eaas.
do not wa"t to say hard things. bu, |
speak wha' | do know when | saw ,ha,
As class. ia mers are ,ften imrd ru!,rs in
their h u eho!'ls. l say this kindly and
considerably. and wi h good Leal G t
hes'ancy. l don't Ike make such a. As.
sertion, for | don't want To cens;ire ary
one who is undeserving account for il,
IN This way: Their active out door life
gives them such visor and good appe,,,es.
and such sound sleep, tha, they are inca
pac''aied for Judging Or feeling for others
unlike themselves. Thisis nnthing st an.e.
We cann"tt Xlec' IL person tn make u 200 4,
nurse WHO ha- never known we're a.
tack # sit kncss IL w would he know
when to step s"f,!y. tu ,ur. and arranyt.
the heated i':llows. I" gently rub the nuin.
limbs, or how to safely yentilale the clos,
clamacr. it not iaaght by his own 4A-
pryietcc?
In ali wrong-ioIng ard in all silort-com
ings we must rot judge harsaly or n
ndlN, or mete oIt u others the judgnen:
tta' would measure ourselves and sui, our
pwn cases. We must Elake iowance for
the different t'mp'ramen,s, habits, dis
POSITIONS ard conditions IN life And JUST
for lack OF this Goes The robust. sraiwar,
man fe III that wiaevcr he likes as
in:titr OF course should his wife Ike.
i!c makes no allowance; his measure ami
rule are 'nfaiihr; hc is sure h; he know.
villa, IS hest. Don't be kfow from long
Hasn't he tiled and found
The way to ne g"D,? Ii she ventures az
opinion t. tn. contrary. She is very SUR
t" hear the "f'-rcpea,ed. Why. know /
an right" liz the cold. rugged IRON. and
she the vase of Savres Chi a. And over
the waste Of years gone by comes again
The solemn tones of The man If God-"S,
long a. you both do live "-Arlhrr'> II III.
Magazine.
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aces Of Holding Courts

s7sf1- = ~/AA oo
prt-At Virginia City, First
/ nary and second Monday in
- CourtS-First Di>trict-.tt
nrst Monday in April, and
~ IN September.
4 AT Deer Lodge, second
D, first Monday in Septcm-
nday III December.
-At Helena first Monday
Monday il jane and fourth
Ecnil!"r.
Cou:,s First District-In
4, at Ni"ginia City. ,hlrd
Eh, third Monday in Sept
Drnty, II Enzenian, L., Mon
G 1t Monday in Noy.
4Un'v, al ladrrsburg. sec
February, first Monday in
s-Deer Lodge County. at
second Monday in April.
December; first Monday in
u cases thai can bc tried
= 2KAcep' in cases where the
hai 4 special venirc may
anc.
bounty, at Missoula. fourth
pand I'd Monday in Nov.
III county, at Bannack, first
and second Monday in Oct.
-ln Lewis and Clark
na, first Monday in May,
November.
Duniy. at Diamond CITY.
April and third Monday In
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ONE OF the many amusing stories told
0. eccentric Arthur Macarthur. who re.
Gently died a. Lin'nIion, Me-; Soon
after graduating from Bowd,on College.
he received communication from the
president announcing that the degree Of
A NJ, had been conferred upon HIM. He
took no notice Of il for fifty years. when
he wrote the president as though he had
just received the announcement, and en-.
closing the fee asked that HE example 0f
promptness in attending to his col olreapond.
ence might be copied. and the rarchalcu\
without de'ay. or
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-12

THE Cheyenne Leader learns from AN
unreliable quarter that the Indians re-
Gently frozen stiff on the Running Wa,er
were stood up b. fore q log FIRE and ,hswed
"u'. The red skins sing out '.hoop l,.!'
when brought t., with admirable friociiy,
and threatened to scalp their b.nefacior
Tor disturbing than before spring. They
were then rcfrOzen according 10 directions
ana Will keep" In that condition during
the winter A. least the story will
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RIGHT, Editor & Publisher.
J Old N. E. Church Building
Of Subscription.
cIAL DIRECTORY.
nd Territorial Officers.


Benz. +. Potts, Virginia City.
Azy. f. CaIiawar. Virginia City.
to u Star, Virginia Cry.
eoeeR q. HEX nan. Virginia.
u Ed. :. Wade. Helena.
Bstices--F.G &. Scrvis, Va City,
Ics, Deer Lodge.
Dr. tty-MC. Page, RadcrSburg
y0r encral-A. J Smith, Helena !.
Wm. F. Wheeler, Helena
- "a. Rcv II. T.. Fuller, Helena.
c1ot Gus,oms-T. A. Cummings,
fng surgcons-Chas. Mussig-
Flce; Thos. Rcccc. Helena.
@Q6Ur, John Potter, Hamilton !;
AGu1re, Bozenan.
sone land Di,trict--E. w. Willett.
AJ.V. B"gcrl, Receiver. Bozcn,an
g. Ind District--W. c. Child.
!. III tQeA. Weston. Receiver: Helena
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says a Wisconsin edHor: ~ Young
pss tess s"nds il" a contribution entirL d.
sI1f us Love We will do onr ,eve,
best. but We have bcsn ,nsrriea over
tour y.srs now. ard are = little GU, o.
Jrlc:icc. :"
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6IONkL CARDS.
L.. BYann,

PHYSlCIAN-Ofice in
bidding. north side Main
located in Bozeman. ten
pnal services to the cil.
ana county,
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THE NECK. Perfect health demands
that the clothing about tie neck should
br very moderate IN quality, and worn 50
loose rs to prevent the slightest compres.
sion. The krea. error frequently com.
mitted in clothing this part of the body
consists in ". arlng such an amount as o
overhead and weaken the throat, and thus
render it easily susceptible to cold, or in
wearing it so tight rs to retar the circu.
alo1 of the blood to and from the head.
Great care should be exercised on tbs
point. as arteries and veins leading from
I he heart to the brain are situated SO near
the surface IN the neck that Sigh, com
preston there serves to check the flow uf
ho,d Many ca-ts of congestion Of the
brain and headat he are caused by too tight |
collars aud eravata
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unty officers.

81 Dunty Officers.
W ge-I. y. Mcguire.
=. G. Duke.
u 3 com'rs. p. W. W Meadow; !!
G. w. Wakefield.
! E-C.L Clark. Deputy. J. B. Finch.
and 0ecordcr-Arch Graham.
,Aree Il. Bowen.
eo1ent Pub. In.-F. l.. Stone.
SpD NJ. Reed.
ID. Mcpherson.
n NJ. Dawes.
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~. Hunter.

NDSU RGEON--Office
c, next TO Metropolitan
pm street. Tenders his
rs 10 the public,
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NDSCRGEON-OfIice
4 Of Strasburgcr l. Sper-
Bozcman, NJ. J. Ten
nal services to the citizens
FGallatin county.
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LAT LAW-Oflicc. first
4 brick building, Main
i WI! practice il all the
tory.