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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-14

Helena Is preparing to build 81, 0O0|
school house.
Coaches are making regular trips be.
tween Helena and Carroll.
''Not dead but stinkcth"- Brook
lyn monstrosity.
Last Monday evening the Helena coach
came through for the first time this season
in one day.
George Wakefield now presides over the
|destinies of the Hotel de Metropolitan and
has made good start.
LIE Roy's wagons cameover from Helena
d few days since, loaded with goods for
n. Burnett.
Matt Black has taken charge of the
North Pacific Hotel, with Billy Randall in
the Office.
Gardening has commenced In earnest in
this community, and the amat. urs anti
cipate good yield.
i The pleasant weather has brought out
the. ladies, and the sidewalks present an
attractive appearance. The spring styles
Of calico are really handsome.
Farmers are sticking close to theil
ranches these days, and the monotony o.
town life is only relieved by q visit OF thu
Yellowstone boys.
Don't fail to read our magnificent Offer
at the head Of the local, The machine!
will be delivered at any point In the Ter.
ritory free Of freight charges.
There will be two stage lines to tn,
Springs this season; so therefore tourists
and invalids can be accommodated will
speedy transportation to the Great Park.
If you want the latest styles of neck
ties, fine shirts, brilliant studs and Slew
!, buttons, or . stylish hat; A. Lamme {
! Co.'S is the place YOU are looking for.
: George s. Lewis wants about five mel
i to shear sheep. Read advertisement Ant
i then call at Rich & Wilson's, and yo'
} will fiEd out Ill about it.
= The Gallatin City Ferry and the road
leading to II have been thoroughly re
Ipaired, and the rates Of toll material.
!; reduced. Travellers to Helena shoul'
: make note Of this.
We have received the Premium Lis
with Rules and Regulations of the sixtl
= Annual Fair. It is neat and tast!
5 pamphlet, and reflects credit upon tn
e New North West whose imprint it bears
White Calfce's train came in from til
Crow Agency Wednesday, bring 900 but
S falo robes for Nelson Story. All quiet a
the Agency, and full delegation Of In
dams were on hand.
The red flags in front of Ellis & Davis
!. store give it the appearance of first-clas
auction house. They are selling goods a
less than auction prices, and we would ad
wise all IN quest Of cheap ard desirabl
goods to cali at once.
James Aplin, ct Gallatin City, on tn
: 18th Of June, will sell at public auction
: his stock, consisting of horses and cattle
q carpenters shop and tools, carriage an
:, harness. household and kitchen furniture
: and other articles too numerous to mer
:. ltion.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-14
The Metropolitan

The metropolitan
Is on its legs again and in full blast, engi
ncercd by that prince of landlords, Geo.
w. Wakefield. Bozeman has had all kinds
|of landlords in the past-good, bad and
otherwise, and not 10 flattery do we say
lit, but in candor and truthfulness, that nc
one who has ever attempted to run hotel
in Bozeman has given that satisfaction to
the public that our friend George has.
We know whereof of what we write. and
the public endorses it by filing the spa
|eious dining room OF Bozeman's largest
hotel-The Metropolitan.
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r Communications intended for pub.
|on in the COURIER should be sent in
lily as Monday evening If possible.
MAGNIFICENT OFFER!
SIendid Chance to Secure a First.
4 Glass Sewing Machinel
klv q Small Effort Required

very liberal contract with the Weed
hg Machine Company will enable US,
kopc. to place their celebrated ma
IS in many families in this Territory.
he an opportunity to secure . first
machine seldom occurs. May We
kpect our friends, end all interested
work. to make an eaanest, united
10 extend our circulation and there
crease our influence? Cannot thu
form q club in his or her neighbor
Ind secure this sewing machine as
Inn. A few hours of we'll directed
will obtain it. A lady member o
Grange in the Territory. or an.
master, with a little thought and ei
can easily send US the necessary nun
|Df subscriber to COURIER that vii
ie them to q present of one of the bes
pg machines manufactured. TIL,
hines are warranted TO be perfect.
latest improved and in perfect order
TERMS.
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PUBLIC SALE!

james Aplin will sell, At public auction,
1t Ganadl City, June 18th, 1876,
at 10 o'clock a. m, the following property:
SO Head Of Cattle,
consisting of Cows and young stock;
8 Head Of Horses,
consisting Of Mares and Colts;
| Good Covered Carriage & Harness
5 new Fan Mills, Carpenters Shop ant
. lot Of Tools,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
and other articles too numerous TO men
ton.
For further particulars sec handbills.
Ca Terms Cash.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-14

he appointments of Rev. S. J. Catlir
IS follows:
zeman circmt-At Gillespie's Schoo
z, May 18th and 10th.
latin City circuit At Gallatin City,
e2d and 23d.
hmond City and Radersburg cilcuit-
)cep Creek, May goth and 3Oth.
Elena StatiOn-June 9Th and 9th.
he District Conference will convene 81
, Creek, Thursday. May 9th, at 8
bck q. nj. Rev. w. Harris will preach
the preceding evening. Rev. L. ..
&clcr will be his alternate. The preach
and delegates will please come pre-
ID 10 spend the Sabbath. This they
conveniently do as it is fifth Sunday
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-14
BARGA1Ns-bargalns-selling off.
ELLIS & DAVIS.

lack Root is rustler. as will be seen
by his advertisement Of to-day. He pro
poses to run on time with his fine 4horse
coach to the Springs. lie did SO last year
and every one seemed to be perfectly sat,
isfied along the route with hrs way Of do
ling business. Success to him say we
lack will connect at The Springs with
Capt Frank Grounds and Geo. Illusions
pack train for the National Park.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-14

Ae price of subscription for the Courier
per year. Persons getting mp clubs
Rthe purpose Of securing any of the
Re premiums will please notify US, and
btac what machine they desire.
I further information apply at this
or address,
JOSEPH WRIGHT,
blisher Of the Courier, Bozemag N. 7.
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Now is the time to get cheap goods al
ELLIS 4 DAVIS.
Furs and Peltries.

Capt. Frank Grounds, George Huston,
the Buchanan boys and others have .OOO
elk hides AID large number of small
furs and skins at the Gardiner river bridge.
Parties from Bozeman and the Yellow
stone Crossing, dealing in furs and skins,
have gone up to the bridge for the pur-
pose Of relieving the boys Of the fruits Of
their wiuter's work.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-14
MORE NEW GOODS RECEIV
ED BY ELLIS E DAVIS.

Among the numerous articles just receiv
ed, we have tull line Of Men and Boys
boots, Ladies, Misses and Children'e
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.
ELLIS & DAVIS
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-14
Jack German ana Frank Keeeee
Murdered by Indians.

-
Murdered by Indians.
The Benton Record and correspondent
OF the Independent gave to the public the
startling news that Jack German and
Frank Kecsec were killed. The part,cu.
lars are given. Mr.. Murray Nicholson
arrived In town day before yesterday and
reported that on the 14th ultimo Mr.. Jack
German, his partner in the coal bank
ranch, and one Frank Keesee disappeared
|mystenously in the following manner: The
TWO men, with two-horse wagon, left the
ranch In the direction Of the Sandy hay.
field, taking with them one gun and in
tending to return the same day. As they
remained absent several days, Mr.. Nichol-
son followed the wagon track, on the 18th
ult., to a spot on the bayfield,, where he
discovered new grave, pools of blood,
but no sign of the wagon or horses"
nr. Nicholson reported at the Fort, and
on the 30th ult., Lieut.. Boothe with n
party of soldiers and citizens started for
the scene of murder. We now give the
words of the Independents correspond
ent;
ION their arrival they found some car
fridge shells, pools of blood, and some
small pieces of skull bone near the grave
They examined the ground closely. aftel
which they opened the grave (Which we:
|only about ten inches deep and appeared
to have been made with very rude nipple
ments. probably knife and hatchct,) whe1
they found the bodies of both Gormar
land Reese, the former lying on his back
with hts left arm outstretched, and thu
latter lying by his side upon the EXTENDED
larm. Their coats and hats had beef
placed over their faces and the wsgol
sheet spread over them. German ha.
been shot twice with rifle through tn
head, both balls coming out through tn
face. Keesee had received three pisto
shots and one rife shot in the left breast
Lieut.. Boothe's command returned to Ber
ton Sunday evening, Mayed, bringing tn
remains Of the victims, which were turne
= |0ver to the Coroner, who held an inques
the same evening. and the verdict vii
probably be that the men came to thci
death from the effect of said wounds, il
f,icted by Little Mountain. an Assinaboin
: Indian, the one who killed Buckshot an
Polietc on the Rock Spring range, Whool
up road, in 1871. He was with Gorma
and Keesce when they left the coal bank
and as no trace of him has been found tn
impression prevails that he murdered th
:. men and drove off with the wagon an
.|effccts. Their remains will be interre
!, here tomorrow. may add that in til
: Testimony before the Coroner 1t was state
that number of horse and moccasin track
were seen in the vicinity, but all excer
one appeared to haye been made sever.
! days before the murder"
!. Jack German was well known in thl
!. section, having made Bozeman his heai
i Quarters for years. He has been reporte
!. killed by. the Indians" several times an
e jail crcdence would be placed IN them #
! the reason that he has taken many chance
e in the Indian country.
nl His many friends will be panied to lear
$ of his untimcly taking off. Kecsee W
n were unacquainted with.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-14

Expedition to 6ixteon-Mile.
Text Tuesday morning . number Of
kemanites will start ont for the Sixteen
K silver mines. Among those who are
ng, Messrs. Nendendenhall, Mcguire,
cert, Vivion, Black. Faucet. Essler,
ehardson and Edwards. There will be
cen or twenty, al tOl1.
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Nj. MOUNTS.
Has opened

The Brewery Saloon
In First-class style. He desires liberia
Patronage From All.
Sells Beer by the Quart or Gallon as chcal
as can be had at the Brewery. Bottle
Beer constantly on hand. Everything il
tip-top style. and none but the best wines
liquors and fragrant cigars arc kept.
The ParlOr Club Room
Is open day and night.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-14

On Tuesday, the 4th inst, : large con
gregstion assembled to witness tho laying
Of the corner stone of the II. e. Church
1t Virginia City. Rev. r. Asbury Riggin
conducted the services, assisted BY Rev
e. G. Prout, Of the Episcopal Church, and
Revs. Stanley and Van Orsdel Addresses
we're made BY Rev. F. A. Rigg,n, H n
Rlake aud Governor Rotta
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-14

THE information reaches rs from RI
dersburg that parties there have been cor
responding with Messre. Bogert = Blach
looking to the removal Of the Times x
that place, and we arc assured that thu
next issue of that sheet will 10 from it
new acknowledgements
The Times republishes the shove in it
last issue, and neither confirms mr. denies
the statement; hence, We would infel
that there u : strong probability Of IL
removal. ,s-e. ft.g 4s4 #
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-14
Dolony Of Waldenses Probably
Coming to Montana.

Dolony Of Waldenses Probably
Coming to Montana.
e Of our prominent citizens is In re-
Of letter from . noted philanthro-
y New York, giving the information
large colony Of Wsldenses are now IN
(city, preparatory to coming to ore Of
Territories. The writer further states
from what little knowledge the col
Its have OF the mountains, they would
)er Montana as their home, but they
b to have full Information regarding
resources, etc.
is to be hoped that these children Of
mountains OF Switzerland and Italy
become welded to our own Montana.
etters, descriptive Of Montana. its
ption, wealth, resources, etc., have
b forwarded to the chief Of the colony.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-14

y The yoce Of the Cheviot and White
fG the whisper of the Tie. The Bow.
Handkerchief: The meLdy Of the
dershirt. Drawers. OvsrallA JsmDsss,
&C., 10 now heard q the store ct -
NAY, successor 70 Holman. Money
y BUY these goods chcsp. A-@'
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-14

n And now comes 4. F. MAY. and
the best makes of Virginia Plug To-
30 by the single pound At less than the
|sent New York Wholesale price,
hugh on hand to last all this year.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-14
BEST Quality Of Candies and Ilb,
Al Fifty Gents per Pound.
At BAsINeKI'S.

Ve sre in receipt Of . letter hnn .sTex
Jack" dated New York City. From I
learn that his wife. ths beastiful ane
ricss mile. I0rlacchl," b 6lling
fIIy successful engagement q the Grand
ere House 10 that city. Our tOwnsmaa
\. Wilson, was In the city smiling thu
20 old Montana smile,-s0 Jack says.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-14
Local Matters.
delicious NOTICES.
Appointments.

e appointments of Rev. 7. c. lift
this month are as follows:
)unday, May 1G, East Gallatin Grange
N, q: 1880 a. m. Viewers School
(use at $3.50 p. m. Hamilton at 7:30 p. m.
eunday, May %, Beaverhead Valley, al
ndcxter's School, House, morning and
hing-Quarterly meeting.
[onday evening, May "a, Bannack City
nnday, May Both, Virginia City, morn
aud evening at the usual hours.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-14
II CIG@ A r s
Il OF EVERY BRAND. 5ak
At Greatly Reduced Prices /!
Try emil BASINSKL TRY 'em. /.

- When ! smoker hears the magic
words, !" Dock," kay West, r1and la
Rosa mentioned he knows, down deep
in his heart, that those Cigars are zenu-
ine 22carat articles, and he inwaEdly
thanks their great architect. For sals BY
r. Z. NAY. .4+as 1880 I,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-14

The murdercrs Of Franz Warl have mol
yet been found, though tho Helena paperl
say that suspicion rcsis upon certain onei
who are now absent. It is to be hoped
that the perpetrators of this bloody deed
may soon be brought to bay.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-14

The post Office tas been moved into the
h. ,dinx nexf door east u 9BaetDski's
eto. !, which will also b The telegraph
onics. Psstmaseer lTsykf has bad the
place fitted up 10 elegant stylf, and besIdss
the post olioe, hs keeps little variety
store. i, ssss Hsse sss
None are allke. All have thear diaeEeni
Vi loves. H HRA Ill sAs
Orr. s thst d. "a Bhks IA Hslnsssy
= Gev,s TssuliIaaalaQl bSsla mi
Ds(esmined . ~ ~ II y Or eoe1A
.faslEs.s ElLstB ADAVIS.
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q s , . ) II
e now ready to take
PH0T0GR APIS!
Enterprisin9.

J. Goey, Esq. the well known fur dealer
and hardware me- chant, presents the
Homestake mining company with one
hundred ore sacks, and pays ths freight
on i've tons Of Home stake ore to Omaha
70 test the value Of this somewhat famous
mining property. isa9s ag hf
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j lost.

A velvet pocket book, containing $50 In
grecnbacks. A suitable reward will b
paid the finder by returning it to the IN
|dersiEned. LEA. F. MARSTON.
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HoAE, May 10, 1875.

HoME, May 10, 1875.
EDITOR COURIER:
Enclosed Had reply to my letter Of in.
quiry in reference to charges for original
fling Of homestead entry and final proof
for pertec.ing title. You will confer {
favor BY publishing the letter Of the Com
missioner of the General Land Office.
Very respectfully yours,
j. D. MCCAMMAN.
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,
GENERAL LAND OFFICE.
Washington, D. c., April Is, 1876
Mr.. J. d. MCCAMAAN, Bozeman, NJ. T.
SIR: In reply to your letter Of the 18th
ult.. addressed to the Hon. Secretary o.
the Interior. relative to your Homestead
entry. No. 2lO, dated April 2, 1870, fol
the S. E. /. Is, s.. E.. have to stat,
that Mr.. Lyman, formerly Register .
Helena, had no authority to charge 20,
$26 for your original Homestead papers
nor has the present Register authority 4
charge $2l for making out your final pa
pers. The charges proper are SIG TO
the original and sc for the inal papers
making so for both sets.
inclose herewith our Circular OF Al
gust 30. 1877.
l You cannot make your final proof be
fore this office.
i Respectfully,
i S. s. BURDETT,
i Commissioner.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-14

~ None knew thee but to love thee, >
is what every one says of Cows choice
stock of drirkables, smokeables and bill
lardc
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10 Men Reported Killed by In
dams on Clark's Fork.

dams on Clark's Fork.
'he report is current on the Yellowstone
two men have recently been Killed BY
Indians on Clark's Fork. Our inform
states that the opinion Il that the onel
bded to must be James George, better
pwn as yankee Jim" and his partner
Dse name is unknown to W. No Other
tics are known to have been there d
time the tragedy is supposed to have
urred. We sincerely trust that the re
is unfounded. but fear It ID but toe
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w anted.
Fiue Men to Shear. Sheep

THE undersigned wishes to hire about
i five men to shear sheep; to commence
work about the Goth inst. Will pay ten
cents per piece for shearing and tying.
Board furnished; also transportion from
Bozeman. Men to be at Rich s. Wilson's
store on the 10Th. For further informa-
|tion, inquire at Rich & Wilson's store,
Bohemian. GEORGE s. LEWIS.
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z If you can't spell that hard word
J drop in at Cows. and some of his
Liquors will clear the cobwebs from
q brain, and pave your way to victory.
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I - Oandiss aDd Nsts, any ceats ~
pdo1 1g16sisski's. nsia 90
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-14

EA full line of Stationery ct reduced
prices at Baeinski's.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-14

o Choice Liquors, Sparkling Wines,
grant Havannas and lots Of Billiards
f,ov'c
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-14

A VARIETY Of picture frames for sale 81
Basinski's. -
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Neat door 70 Manej's Bakery.
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NEW BARBER SROP!

Geo. G. Woods0n, Proprietor
Main Street, Bozeman.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-10-14
SHE CURED HIM.

AT last she completely cured him.
for months she had patiently endured
the pangs so many thousands of young
wives are obliged to suffer. Almost
every morning at the breakfast table
the heartless husband expressed the
hope that he might live to see the day
when he 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 fashiond Dutch tin oven, and
the piece was always done to . turn
the last turn of the revolving spit.
Those days were forever gene, but he
might and ought to get such green
apple pie with new cheese - his moth
er used to give him. At last the long
suffering wife arose in her wrath, up
set the table, sending the dishes and
their contents crashing to the carpet,
strided over to her asteunded hus-
band, gave him box On the ear which
knocked him Oft his char, aud re-
marked: "There is q clip oyer the
head for you, such as your mother
used to give you when you was a boy,
xeldarn yet" Thereafter there was
domestic peace and quiet in that house,
with never even an allusion to the ma
days. .asre 81 Ea9.e u
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-10-14
The OLD GR1sr MILL,
BY r h. sreDDARD.

The grist mill stands beside the stream,
With bending roof and leaning wall.
So old that when tho winds are wild
The miller trembles lest it fall;
But the moss and Ivy, never sere,
Bedeck it DER from year to year.
The dam is steep, and welded green;
The gates are raised, the waters pour
And tread the old wheels slippery steps,
The lowest round for evermore;
Methinks they have a sound of ire,
Because they cannot climb it higher,
From morn till night, in autumn time,
When heavy harvests load the plains.
Up drive the farmers to the mill.
And back anon with loaded wains;
They bring heap of golden grain,
And take it home in meal again
The rn:il inside is dim and dark.
Bus 9eeping in the open door.
You $, ne miller fitting round,
And < sly bags along the floor;
And by the shaft and down the spout,
The yellow meal comes pouring out.
And all day long the winnowed chat,
Floats round it on the sultry breeze,
And shineth like q setting swarm
OF golden winged and belted bees;
Or sparks around blacksmith's door.
When bellows blow and forges roar.
love the pleasant, quaint old MILL
1t minds me of my early prime;
IT'S changed since then, but not so much
As Tam by decay and time;
Its wrecks are mossed from year to year.
Hut mine all dark and bare appear.
stand beside the stream OF life;
The mighty current swee S along,
Lifting the food gates Of my heart,
1t turns the magic wheel of song.
And grinds the ripening harvest brought
From out tne golden field of thought.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-10-14

ALTHOUGH the name of the sage who
wrote the following is not known. its
truth is not thereby lessened, nor its
instruction rendered less valuable:
Immoderate pleasures shorten mems
days more than the best medicants can
prolong them. The poor are seldom
er sick for the want of food than the
rich are by the excess of it. Meats
that are too relishing, and which
create an immoderate appetite, are
rather a poison than q nntriment.
Medicines in themselves are really
mischievous and destructive Of nature.
and ought only to be used on pressing
occasions; but the grand medicine
which is always useful, sobriety, tenn
perance and pleasure, tranquility of
mind and bodily exercises; in this the
blood is sweetened and in good tenn
perment, and all superhuous humors
are dissipated. ~ .....,..,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-10-14

He that questioneth much shall
learn much; but especially If he ap-
ply his questions to the skill of the
persons whom he ssketh; for he shall
give them occasion to please them
selves in speaking, aud himself shall
continually gather knowledge; but let
his questions not be troublesome, for
that is tit for poser; and let him be
sure to leave other men their turn to
speak nay, if there be any that would
reign and take up all the time, let him
find means to take them of, and bring
others on-as musicians used to do
with those that danced too long at
galliards. If you dissemble some
times your knowledge of that you are
thought to know, you will be thought
another time to know that you know
not.-Bdc0N.