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The daily gazette., 1875-10-08
Bowers Hoof Linimeut.

After 30 years OF practical experience with
horses, in staging, teaming, &c, have learn
ed that more horses have been crippled by
1nattention to the feet than all other diseases
combined. After man experiments l have
round the true remedy to PREVENT the dlts
ease of the moot, or restore it after negligence,
TO wnat nature intended 1t should be-ths
great support ofthe noble animal. II the hoof ID
inflamed and diseased, the animal is comparai
tvely worthless. This Liniment will surely
prevent tins worst of all diseases, Contraction,
Corne, Quarter, Cracks, Contraction OF the
Back Sinew generally called Knee Sprung,
&C., and restore those that have been crippled
by the want OF such q remedy.
HS-rry IT, and II will never fail II properly
applied, VIZ
iBathe the horRe's foot once week, or often.
er II necessary, at the heel and frog, and
around the hOof close to the hair.
N. c. BOYER,
U0rr1stown, Pa
e7MR. NJ. &. BoYER-Dear Sir: This Is to Ger.
tlfy that have used your Liniment In my
stable for three months past, on more than
one hundred horses, and find 1t the best preg
paration have ever used on horses. 1t ist ar
better than you recommend it Send me fiye
cases at once, by express. G. o. ID.
HARRY HAMILTON,
No. 1S2 West 31st street New York civ
The daily gazette., 1875-10-08
A Terrible Outrage.
A WOMAN cnLoRoFoRMED, cRAoGED
FROM TIER BED AND VIOLATED.

FROM TIER BED AND VIOLATED.
PAwrUcKEr. r. l., October 7.-0n
Tuesday NIGHT. about II o'clock, the
house Of Mrs. Dora W Wilkinson, q widow
lady, abe ut 81 years of age, living In a
tenement house on South street, was
entered by some fellow, who, after
applying chloroform to her, dragged
her from her bed and grossly violated
her. 1t is supposed that the entrance
to the house was effected by pushing
the key from the door and opening 1t
with another key from the outside.
A young lady boarder lived WIN WIN
daughter, two years old, the three oc-
cupied the bed together. It's thought
chioroform was administered to all, as
the young lady was awakened with
great difficulty by the occupants OF the
upstairs tenement.
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She Cured Him.
ErC,,1 tho Novx VnrL Hurah

From the New York Herald.
At last she completely cured him. For
months she had patiently endured the
pangs so many thousands Of young wives
are compelled to suffer. Almost every
morning ut breakfast the hcartlrss hus-
band expressed the hope that he might
live to see that day when lie should get
such coffee as he used to have at home; Or
such corn bread as his mother Was wont
to make and bake. At dinner the meat
was overbaked in the range. To be sure,
his mother used to roast the meat in an
old fashioned Dutch tin oven, aid the
pieces were always done TO a turn-the last
turn of the revolving spit. Those days
were. forever gone. but he might and
ought to get such green apple pie with
new cheese as his mother used to give hun.
At length the long suffering wife arose in
her wrath, upset the table. sending the
dishes and their contents crashing to tht
carpet, strldcd over TO her astounded hus
band, xave HIM box on the ear which
knocked him off his chair. and remarked
"ihere's clip over the head for you
such as your mother used to give YOU
when you was a boy. gol dern yer.
Thereafter there was domestic peace and
quiet in that house, with never even ar
alusion to the maternal cookery and com
forts of the by gone days.
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APugnacius Goat.

The Louisville Courier Journal says
his head was the shape and size of q
Bullitt County watermelon, and he was
20 black that charcoal would make .
light mark on him. The goat was asleep,
leaning against the side of house. The
|dxrkey was smoking decayed cigar. lie
|espied the goat. looked at the end Of the
cigar, grinned, then at the tail end Of the
goat; ''gHnned louder" looking oil
around to see that nobody was looking.
land touched the lit end 1T that cigar to
the tail emf of that goat. The gost turned
y hand spring, and the negro opened his
|b.g mouth to laugh, but the goat butted
him SO quickly between the chin and his
Ibreeches pockets that bis jaws came TO-
gether making q noise louder than the ye.
port of gun. The negroes hat. boots
and cigar lay in q pile ten feet Oft. while
| his Lody was curled up like 4 horseshoe
in the mouth of asewer opening. When ht
l''came to" he looked around at each one
|, IN the crowd, and dispegsed the crowd BY
saying, Twill some OBJ you gemmen
shoot me Wild . pistOls A pagXa dat'i
a. big fool as 10 aint got no buisnes'
lllbin'."
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Moderately Good StePRers
Esprit of the FINES.


A good joke is told Of wealthy New
Yorker, with an eye for good horse, who
shortly after betakins himself to his som
mer residence on Long Island, in Apri
last, was sitting on his piazza one fine
morning, and noticing . pais Of fine step
pers taat were being driven on the road
IN front of his house. The team consist
ed of bay and u gray mare, and the
driver was an unassuming, quiet. we'll
behaved young man. The New 1orke1
noticed them again on the following day,
and was more than ever impressed with
their fine style and graceful step, and he
saSSsuSu es vSs~~ .sv--szA ~ :
". on the next day he stationed himself
ut his gate, and when the team came jog
giug by. be signaled to the driver tc
stop. "That's a pretty fair team ycu
drive, says he. Eyes, they are moder
ately good steppers, was the response
Are they for sale p asked the New
Yorker. ''wel,. yes we4ld sell them,
was the rather he>ita;:ng reply. "Seno
them along down the road and back, SC
that can see how they move, 'ssaid thu
New Yorker. Up and down they were
sent . few times. and at length the gentle
man seemed satisfied, and signa!ed th'
driver to pull up. II like them prett!
well,,' said ne; ''and will buy them Il
the price is not too high; what d" yo'
ask for them?" 'Sixty five Thousand
dollars" was the reply, very coolly given
The gentleman opened his mouth ant
eyes in astonshmcnt, and Charley Greer
.lrove off with Lula and Fleety GOlddus
at 2:25 gait, leaving the old gentleman
to wonder at the high psice9 OF good fai
rOadsteYs.
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a places of Holding Courts

Times and Piacesoi 1A
,.c orrt-At Virginia City. FIRST
rsnSay oai.,s in January and second 'lo''o'' -
AIeas'i n;.,ri,, Courts-Fi,st District-At
- !, 10 ri,y, first Monday IN April. ana
..a:na ,'sn Monlav in september. ,,a
s,l'u SaanI mi.,ric;-At Deer Lodge, sec"ha
vnl,v in April. tirs. Mr' day IN eep'eln'
a,ar !, ani fr., Monday in December.
1 rsira anr I, 'n,;s,ric,-A, Helena first Monday
uarch ,h,. tirst Monday in june and l"af'''
Ianlay in November. n;s.r;ct n
mr;; Tn.r;,nr;l Cour,s-First Distr'ctIil
w ,,nu,fy. as Ej,linin City. thlrC
AsSssn ~ March. third Monday in Sept.
% Tu G.llatin county, at Bozen'an' IS. MOI
"a. y. ~ i.,T"r.on county, ut Radersburg, sec
ood a. Tonday I in February, thst Monday In
DcOber. ,odoo (,onnty al
n.sr s I"dre CITY. second Monday in April,
il, M Nonday in December: i'rst MONDAY ~ ~
@usmher ior all cases that can ne 'T'ed
ynhou, Jury, excrp, II cases wne'e ', .ne
n,,;es ss consent tia, a special venlre may
sue 10 try tie same. ,,a c,-.,,
IN Missoula county, at Missouia, louF'n
lxnday in June and 2l Monday IN NOV:
n Rraycr Head county, at Bannack, nrs'
vandsy A. % in J,nc and second Monday in oct
hid Di,trict-In Lewis and Ciark
nuDty. % a, Helena, first Monday in May
im Monday in November. c;.r
IN Meagher county, at Diamond wy.
int Monday in April and third MONDAY II
October
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Pay Your Debts.

II you have sny money and owe any
bills, take the mouey and pay them; d"
NOT b. ard the coiu. thinking, or pretend:
ing to think, that you will never get any
more. II you pay your debts. your credi-
tor can also pay his, and 90 on I'd in6nitum
which means. in this case. 90 long % any
body owes anything. + you keep your
com locked up, il does you no good, ao'
ar one elsr. and your sleep u disturbed
|by reason Of having to guard 1t. There Y
mo fear but there will be money enough IN
lcircslaliop coon for I'll practical pVrposes
lsnd The best possible way to acceleFa't
|thal circulsti0n 10 for evegybody to pay
|pps vhat they hays On hard. uhsn they
win b axroeahly su:psised 70 And hos
!ou,ckly Il win come back to tAeo. Bread
|saee upoa ~ wsssss y said b. compsten'
lsutAosity % iveurn sttes uany days. bu'
leoia paid ost sbost tAis siss wilf probsb
lly spoe bsck the sane sftssaeo0, cassia(
|asaA 1aggasOntel.
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Yhe New York Tribune says that q new
trial in the Beecher case is not expected.
One great difficulty seems to be the want
Of money. Some friends OF Mr.. Tilto1 q
short time after the former trial eYinced
desire tocget up a subscription II aid OF
Mr.. Tilton, but the project has apparent
ly fallen through. 1t Is said that hr. Til
toms counsel feel that they did their duty
to their client by working for him through
the first trial, aud they are unwilling to
90 on any further in the matter Withou,
compensation. There has also been little
pickering between some of the counsel
and their client, and this has caused the
counsel to become little lukewarm in the
cause. 1t is stated authorltatiyely thai
under the present circumstances, sl"pi"
the matter oe brought TO trial agaia. the
Iormer counsel will not act. The note of
issue filed by ex-Judge Morris in tbs cast
is claimed by Mr. Beecher's friends to be
an attempt to toreslall the sAiion of MIR.
Beecher's lawyers, whose intention 1t WAS
to move for q new trial in order TO relieve
their client of the costs of The action.
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The Gin that Steinbergeri
SubjecIs Drink.
From the San francisco Bulletin.

From the San francisco Bulletin.
As to whisky. it would pay better to ex
port 1t from Apia to this market than to
send it from here there. GIN is the great
drink of the South Sea Islander when be
can get it, what is known as Jersey light
ming whisky" or ''forty-rod whisky
warranted to kill at that distance every
time. At Apia you can get quart bottle
of pure Holland gin. manufactured in
Hamburg from deadly poison, at fifty
cents per bottle by retail and twenty-five
cents per bottle by wholesale. The bottle
il worth five cents anywhere as an orna
ment, and the labels are gorgeous ana
costly. The quart bottle of pure Holland
gin, for which the poor natives Of the
Samoan, Society and Sandwich Islands
pay fifty cents. costs probably ten cents
to be manufactured 1t is the yilest stu3
Imaginable. and has sent many sturdy
savage to his happy hunting grounds.
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kissing in . Tunnel.
frrom tho Flemipgburgh. Ay.l M"
hler.

From tho fSem'oeO
bler.I
On the up train on the N. anu L. ",'' .
-, Friday morning, there oecar.ea :. !.
most laughable incident. Soae -. ao.. IN
;.,. ;.~ boys had determined to have .o%,
.os s.. -. nd vhel nearing the long tonn,
,bey arranged TO steal k'.s from s.,,.red .",,,
- s..n.ctiye girl, - soon y they e",e,s' ss's
.ss excavation and it sas .o'e". 49,. ,.'..
49, :. ,-.;o yas greatly crowded. 'arss rs
.nmber being compelled 70 ,;on - M
n..' ssotleunan and his fair oonpsI':.' :.
y. = .c.,ced. we're both standing ana ', u
80 ...,v u !, front Of them vss oo'o1ss'
'nsd'''s'y me- ~. ~ train rolled slowly through 81
sn@ s'I'' emerged very suddenly : from :,.,.r ..'
s%~ .s''om' and there. tskins h's '.''' LII =.
|g'oo%' gs.. tro.. The oolorsd gss'. vas 'ns
|'oe -. ~ MI, his misshiev'os: co"' s
pso'oo .sods,s.eIy. ,.oS Ths poor fsilas =. =
|ipe ..s- .rd coumencsd see'ce'ns y,
g e...'' - i.rchief. while ths blood seeH. "a.
dv ). ~ 70 bsrsa from his esinsos ,.,..s.. ~. and
-, ~ c.,snsr had becoss ss's .sS.I ~
|e.s .s - .ovslt ipto - 49, ,.. q =
- 80 ~ Yss1al,y b61t. Dei1eg . ..r,sa ~ !,
- 1eio ~ plaee = s1 hia1s
- - - = ~, - = - -. ~ u
I..~ ~ ~ - hense -
! - isssasnes..
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A Kentucky Sensation.

The Danville Ky Advocate tells this
story about Mick Of the Woods" re-
Gently discovered. IN the nei- hborhooil
of McKcnney's Station. strange negro
has been seen for the last two weeks that
is . source of terror 10 his race. They
claim that be is of foreign extraction. and
state positively that he has escaped from
some raena2erle, and is roaming at will TO
deyour the colored race. He has only one
eve. and that in the center of the forehead,
which gives him rather an odd as well as
frghtfui appearance. He runs with the
fleetness of an antelope, although hobbled
with chains. On the day of election be
hobbled to the house occupied by negro
family, near McKenney's station. and
frightened the family off. He has been
seen number Of times lately by different
parties. and all give him similar 4escrip'
ltiOn
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An ..tache of the Brooklyn, N. I.
ferry company, whose dSty consisted I..' y
closing the gates upos the passenger,
when tho boats " re ready % leave @ a'eo
,he otssr dsy, and ia the funeral .nlu ',n,
ont the mos: conspicuous fgure Va tne'
~ - old man who occupied . buggy
from which YES waving IN AmeI'c:'
a.e. Just. - .shs order was given q q
start the fu1essL thsoM man drove 'nsa
line. one Of ihe friends Of the decease'
,.nnishcd atlths conduct OF the eld q,
~. rode up 10 him aid ssid: ~. oo, @
- old man. ypa must aase so
|,hIpn m,xsd. This ain't no soEcnnsn !.
|nr,esssioo, nor ) elsn cbowder as plcn,s
I'M 4 ! funeral. SIR The old fe,so. %
ssard Al this. snd grizzly replied: ne. ,s'
h know ~ast Il r. UsinS no clsm ~. ~
:h.t,s : fars: bit III bsttsr than : Den ea
hrr aill jubilee fer ns y BE- hsfe: g "
,se n nan tiats riding q Tho head OF y
,,-sr,.16es sAnt The ferry Eafe 90 ~ ~
-. / vss 10 ! hurry. Just one neso.s.
M alEsy hun1 = tie last dve yea4.. -.
Il n. so;ne % rel even viii hin fcms0ov
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The modern school girl must have quees
IDEAS. In . conversation with New
York reporter at the ''hop" at Vassas.
Tuesday evening, one Of them qusried:
Are you single.' An affirmative answer
being given, then she asked thoughtfuiIy,
DO editors eyer get rich!" The pencil
HEAVIER" again replied in the affirmative,
and instsnced several leading journalists,
and then added, II leave for New YORK
tomorrow, and it Will take me three days
10 nav up my taxes and cut the coupons
loft INV bosds!" lis it possioie!" replied
the miss land you 70 young, TOO"
j-TPouphkeepsie Eagle.
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The steamer Fanny was coming down
tho ,nror M;ssissinni loaded with Dig lead.

The steamer Fanny was coming down
the upper Mississippi loaded with plg lead:
As she was going over a shaal place the
pilo: gave the signal to heave the lead.
The only man forward was q green Irish:
man. "Why don't you heave the lead!'s
"Is it the lead, yer honor? Where to!''
you blocshead." The Irish
man sna,ched up one of the pigs OF lead
and threw it overheard. The mate, in
endeavoring to prevent him. lost his bat
apce and fell into the river. The captain.
running to the deck asked: "Why don's
YOU heave the lead, and sing ont how
much water',here is!" ''Thc lead is heav-
ed. yer honor, aud the mates gone down
to see how much water there is"
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SoFrow.

Sorrow.
1AhxlE IsABELLE saxRRrcx
1ss savee avs noa,aing al the night:
The sea 10 lonely now;
And sorrow seems 10 sadly rest
Upon the moons pale brow.
NO more the happy sea-birls wing
Their flight to distant seas:
For tales of death from far of shorc.
Seem borne aa every breeze.
Oh. eyes that coIdly pass me BY,
And lips dumb with their pride:
Oh, change those looks for loving smile
cnl6- nraud feelinxs hide.
For lssvyc - NJ sirssmgnt ssrr
There rests Larksome spell;
1t wraps ITS gloom around my soul.
Where vague forebodings dwell.
The lonely waves are moaning still.
Like pain in my sgd heart;
And sorrow Games with saddening bliel
To tell me We must part.
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I, IL narrated that an sss critic, resoes
addicted to rum, on visiting the BRUSH
Mu.cum in the ordinary line Of hts duties,
'ooked IN mirror Of the first room hc en-:
tered. wheseupon. taking out HE note
hook he eonmsscsd reporting = follows
..Firs, room-Heal 1T . drunkard. not
.iensd; great desl Of chasaessf; esa nose
|of s,unning reality; brutal facs; sees sAae
|.vps somewAsre; must y . posss.'s! is99 !99s
',ssqys"
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God never takes back his gifts. II he
ever gave you sight of his truth and love,
YOU have il still. Clouds may pass De-
tween you and the sun, but the sun IS
there. and will shine forth again. 1t may
he stormy night, and the stars are hid
den; but they shine on, permanent and
pure. behind the driving rain, and will
again look out upon you with their calm
eyes, and say, from their inaccessible ana
infinite heights, "Be patient, little childl
be patient! and wait till all storms and
all darkness shall have passed awsy fos
ever"
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A SOrrowful Mother.

Isabel Mari Stephens yelled the
mother of . milliner apprentice from this
city, who went Sunday to visit her par
ents in the country. ''what on sir'h d.
you mean by coming out in broad day
light with your gown all kajammoxed ur
in heap behind you! And Gil bound W
in that way in front Of your And ham,
yon got no stockings oil Of one color
that We hat to wear them zebra -c0lored
thingsi Thought 20 wss going to be
millinsr. Should think ye'd married
barber. snd was playing up signboard fo'
him. Did ! ever think one of my girl
would come 70 this!" And she lifted "
her voice in great lsmsntAtion. and woult
not be cOmforted
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morning twilight had come. when tho III
tie girl, looking over the edge of the car
saw the dear old earth coming nearer
..rsing toward them," said she: But
when the CIR stopped, to her great disap
pointm mt, 1t was not on the ground, oo'
caught fast in the tcpmost branch OF
tree. Yet she cav they were near house
whence help might soon come. 30 she
awakened her brother, and told him the
good news. and together they watched
and waited for deliverence. hugging each
other for joy and warmth, for they were
very cold
FAINTER Buxton. Who lived IN lonely
house on the edge of his own private
y. aasso, wse . s.sl4o.. s.--r-, fr~>-n-ei-
but on this particular morning he awoke
before the dawn, and tho1sh he turned
and turned again, he could sleep no more
So at las, he awoke his wife and said: III
is no use; LII just get up and dress
and then have look at the comet"
The next she heard was frighten cd
summons to the door. 1t seems that no
sooner did he step from his house than
his eyes fell ON strange shape hanging
lin pear tree about twenty yards distant.
He could see in it no likeAess to anything
earthly, and he half fancied it might BE-
the comet, which having put out Its
lights, had come down there to perch. In
his fright and perplexity he did what any
wise man would do under tho cireum-
stances. Reinforced by his wife. be drew
near the tree cautiously reconnoitering.
Surely, meyer had pear tree bore such
fruit! Suddenly there descended from
the thing plainsive. trembling little
voice, "Please take US down, We are
very cold"
Tfen second little voice-''and hun
gry, too. Please take US down."
why, who are you? Aad where are
you?"
The first little voice said-''We gre
Mrs. Harwood's little boy and girl, ant
we are lost in u balloon
The secoud little voice said: 'Its Us
and we runneA away in 9 balloon. Pleas
AXE Us down"
Dimly camprehending the situation, tn
farmer getting hold of dangling rope
succeeded in pulling Gown the balloon
He first lifted ou; little johnny, who raj
rapidly a few yards toward the ho' :
then turned around and stool for 2 few
moments, curiously surveying the balloon
The faithful little sister was SO chilled
and exhausted that she had TO he carried
! into the house, where trembling and sob
bing, she told her wonderful story. BE
fore sunrise mounted messenger wa
sent to the HarYood lone. with the gla'
/ tidings Of great joy. He reached it II
!, the afternoon, and few hours later til
children themselves arrived in state, Wit
banners, and conveyed in covered ha
, wagon and four. Joy bells were Fung il
the neighboring town, and in the farm
er's brown house the happiest family o.
the Continent thanked God that night.
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SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI.

This company dos p gene,s. E ~
Ayercv Rnsinecs. Neg0tisis Loans. ~.
Esp cisl stiention given 70 t9e p. .,s m.
spS sale Of Niocs aud Minesel a.Aeo'' -
ganiziDs Mining ComPselss: q e s our ones
Our deixrminssion y 10 mese -. . S,.i "a
,hs hesdquarters for III mining K ~. s's,.,ees. ~
ting our city. We refas q me w
conmu..iiy Of et. Louis -. - nm
Our facilities for eellne lanos .c,,cse ~
ssrpssssd. from The t.c. .ae. y - - evs. 9
70. issss Aenihlv F;psf5 Fp5. % I'm SI isssify,
som - our llet " lsn1y ~ ES,oG~l,oni
which We will 1istribnte tySe @ ~
,@h C1ipe,es a yoar psopsssi. hstoss u pss''s
~ BE-.
seeae~ II. Il. WILSON.
DndoG1o UAeeo
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Fred. Hart of the Aus'in Reyille. re
ls,es the folloYing: While riding up 'hs
Reese Riyer Valley with Stubs 'ast week
he pointed his finger across the valley AND
sad: Over yonder 10 Washington; IT'S os
|this mail route; but tho postmaster o
|kiiled. and they buried HIM With hia
lclolhes On. The key Of lhe postCalcs va
lin his hreechss puck + aaa vbes ssei
bss,sd hin they buried the whole post
'soA - tts pn9 ~. 0Gens~.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DON Z, BVam,

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN-Ofiice IN
II Hidley's building. nortn sloe ',s.. M
street. Having located in Bozeman. Yen
aes his professional services to the CHI
RnS Of the town and county.
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How to Keepa SukscRibeE

uAWW ~ AAON ~ soSA V3VOb A~A"
An indignant farmer recently entered
the office of the Elizabeth News and Or
d-red his paper stopped because he dif.
fered from the editor in his views re.
garding the advantages ip subsoiling
fence rails. Tic editor conceded the
mars right in slipping his paper, but ha
remarked cooliy, looking over the list:'
Do you know Jim Soders down at Hard
scrabble:' Very well,' ssid the man:
well, he stopped his paper last week be:
cause thought farmer was blamed
fool who didn't know that timothy was Z
good thing to graft on huckleberry BUSH
ps, and he died in four hours Lord,
is that SOP asked the astonished Granger:
|.'Yes, do you know George Ericsson.
down on Eagle Creek?' We'll. I've
heard of him. Well said the editor
grav-ly he stopped the paper because I
said he was the happy father of twius.
and congratulated him ON HE success 90
late IN life. He fell dead within twenty
minutes. There are lots Of similar cases.
but it don't matter. III just cross your
name off. though you don't look strong,
and there's a bad co'or on your nose. -
See here, MI. Editor. said the subscriber,
looking somewhat alarmed. 1 believe I'll
lust keep on another year, cause always
did like your paper; ami come to think,
about it you are young man; and some al.
Ilowance orter be made and he de-:
parted satisfied that he had made mar:
row escape from death.
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8 w. ouroe, M. D.,

PHYSICIAN AND SU RGEON-Oicc
/ next door west of Stnsburger & Sper-
ings, Main street. Bczcman, NJ. J. Ten
ien his professional services to the citizens
Bozeman and Gallatin county.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW, Hamilton,
:, ~ :, Montana Viii practice in all Courts
o the Territory