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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-11

RAILROAD matters are now receivin,
rather more attention in the Legialatur
than OF late. This is encouraging. Tn
people are really and very properly i,
earnest about this railroad. 10 mos
men, the outlook IS decidedly unpromis.
ing Tor Montana, unless there can h.
so"e assurance that in the near future
we so"l have railroad communication
WIN the East. Tie people are watching
tue action of their Representatives in this
matter With anxiety and Intelligence which
WIN not be easily circumyenre,l. There +
just the least bit Of reese to believe N. !,
some members have tried to stave Off n.
eoos'de ration Of the question until ,he los,
uays Q. the session; hoping thereby to
I preclude the possibility Of proper deliher
a1lon, and thinking that conc;en,i"as
u'en oers would deem it safest to v,te -
ss'as. Oil which they did not thoronoh
y understand. It would be unfo,nn.,a
'naeeo' II after making so splendiI !. ,ec
.otu Is many Of the members Of the o.
..as'u'e nave made. they should At las,
~. 49,, caught On the railroad track How.
o... .n'ck or adamantean any ones skull
"ay oe' there is no probability o. ,hs;r
ou,'.ne the engine of. It has been tr,..a
ana tried. Better clear the track ~rMoa
tana News.1 Won
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Tweed's Memory Of Faces

i
The New York correspondent Of tn.
Toledo Blade says: The Boss never for.
gets face. He had learned that men
esteemed 1t compliment to be remember
cd personally, and he practlsed on this
Information. Some years ago at ALBANY
the writer had occasion to call upon Mr.
Tweed, having met him frequently and
having always found linn ready to give
any information, that lay in his power
An acquaintance said he would 90. too
having only met the Tammany sachem
once, and being DESTROYS of renewing the
acquaintance. Tweed met the writer cor.
daily, and then. turning to his compan-
ion, called him by name and INQUIRE,
after bis little daughter. A flush Of
grstiied delight spread over the gentle.
mans face, and be afterwards expressed
MS astonisansn t ut the recollection. Il
seems that at the time they had first me,
the gentleman had his daughter with him
and she attracted Tweed's notice and he
spoke to her. The incident bore ;ts fui,
Tweed gained firm friend by the mower
e MS memory. The courtesy cost moth.
ing and in its rank truiis proved TO bel
very valuable.
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.vuow THY OPPORTUNITY"

Tho orm monster, Death, was st. althi'
l., .nnro.ching, / could almost feel bis
hot fiery breath upon my forehead. My
fs;,hless goddess, Hygeia, had utterly de
serted me. Only now and then would
nornheus befr,end me, but on this auspi'
cions day. he had delgned to mo'stas Wy
evel;ds with heavenly ambrosia, and
si.nt Az slept, behold, l had dream
I thought that l was roaming upon foreign
.oil whittier my physician had sent me te
recover my health. l wasin great met
ronolis-one of the grand marts OF tb'
vorld. In one Of my strollsI CHANGED tc
meet a man who had in his hand hand.
|.omelv-bound volume, entitled "rhe
peonle,a Common Sense Medical Adviser y
and who said that he was an agent for the
Gale Of the book. The title was such q
novel one that l was impelled to give the
work . casual notice. Az l b Silly glanced
over its pages, l observed that il contain
ed treatises not commonly found in medi.
cal works. But had too many times
beer hoaxed by appearances, and / deter.
mined that would have notAiss to do
with It. A voice within me, like faith
full mentor, whispered. KNOW thy oppor-
tunity: in that book IS thy salvation!" l
began reasoning with myself. Although
doubtful and distrustful, yet / put forth
nv hand to take the book. and, 10! the
agent was gone! l was miserable in my
agony awoke. Great drops of perspira
ton were upon my brow. BY my bed
AIDE was a friend who had called during
nv slumber to see me. Said my friend,
~ have brought with me book, just
published, which thought might interest
YOU" One glance at the work, and I was
assured that it was 1.-THE Peoples Com
mon Sense Medical Adviser" by DR.. r. v
Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y. Surely, this
was the veritable book which l had seem
in my dreams. My friend loaned me the
" ork, and every day, as my strength per-
mitted, perused its pages. Although i'll
contained very interesting treatiees on
Biology, Cerebral Physiology, Human
NuISIbes VI tuc CiCh, ClC.,
vet. being an invalid, was most interest.
ed in the subject of Diseases and Remedies.
| believed that had a liver affection, and
vet more than one medical attendant had
pronounced my disease Consumption, and
that would fall with the autumn leaves,
Ic that book found my symptoms per-
fectly portrayed. was then conffi en'
that had not deceived myself. reason>
ed thus: "Any man who can so truthful
|ly depict my feelings, and apparently un-
|aerstands nay constitutional tendencies,
must know just what M physical system
demands. l will trust my case with Dr..
Pierce. will take his Golden Medical
Discovery "a recommended for my dis
ease" The result is. that after hayl G
perseveringly followed his prescribed
treatment, I once syain enjoy the bless
ings of health. Therefore, l would say
to the afflicted, know thy opportunity. u
and take DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
eovery. QUt5:
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-11

The North West, abiding 10 tho late
blockade Of the Utah Northern Railro.d
says:
The Utah Northern, after oounleveet,
burial under snow. wss sbcveled ont :,
tnat the 1rss train was expected TO GET
through from Ogden to Franklin Wed.
nesday evening. Tho owners OF these nm.
Fortunate enterprises should move them
up here where railroads can b. operated
The year round.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-11

The little tran-way down in Utah
known - the Utah Northern Railroad
has been the cause Of many explosives VI
this way during the past two weeks. Of
account Of its failure to carry the Mon
tsns mails % per contract. Every LITTLE
snow storm blocks it, and still there
aSe persons and newspapers in this Ter
sitosy who wish to have 1t extended to
Hontans. 1t might do for . summer
road. provided an injunction was served
o. Tho grasshoppers, restraining them
ffom migrating in the direction of the
road.
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stock Raising.

The Herald publishes an interesting
contribution on this important suo]ec'
from Mr.. Chas Anceny, of this county.
MI. Anceny has made great improvement
in the stock Of this valley, paying
particular attention to the purchase
and breeding of fine stock. The lengl1
Of Mr.. Anceny's communication preciode'
its publication this week. We make tn
following extract from it:
II have said that the native and graded
cattle have been the salvation Of the coun
try. | have TO define this. Since the Tex
as cattle took possession of the markets
our people have got used to that kinn o.
beef, AMI all of them do net know ina
while that c.ass of beef Is superior TO lhe
original article in Texas, yet our na'lvt
stock is as much superior to 1t as the na
tive cattle of the East are superior u
Texas corrupters with them, 1t IS MOI
very flattering to say that we are using u
our home markets q class of beef which
is used in the East to supply prisons ano
for the poorest Of the population. Yet
our people bought this beef. and thei'
money went into the pockets Of the fe"
spectators, who (mrny Of them) borrow.
ed money to get out of the country To
buy stock, thereby paralyzing this inter-
est. Two years ago we had state OF al :
fairs bordering on panic. Beef could mol
be sold at scarcely any price. The farm
CT had his crop damaged by grasshoppers.
The general cry was, Leave the country;
our mines are worked out; we rave nc
markets." etc. Then there came to ou'
relief Eastern shippers. who have diatrlb-
uted through this country about $1D,
600 in the last two years. Not for Texas
or inferior stock. No! For they say
they would not take such stock as gill
tor shipping. Every one knows that
while we buy everything we want from
outside and sell nothing, We don I show
very healthy state of affairs. Now we
have q market for all the good beef we
can raise, and the greater the quantity
and better the quality, the higher the
price and more ready the sale. In any
way we look at this matter we are com.
PEELED to see the urgency of Improvement.
Shall we 20 on as we have, without pay
ing any attention to this. one OF our great
est natural resources Or will we allow
spectators to keep Us from dong our
duty TO ourselves and the country ?
Which has the creates: claim on our &C.
tionP We are crying continually for emf
grafton. Let US try to keep what we
have here now.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-11

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. L. d. CR1TTEyDl1
Principal-Miss N. G. CRIrrENDES.
Asst Teacher-Miss ELLA AYLkswoKrn
Aatron and Drawing Teacher Mrs. Cslr
TENDEN.
THE second term Of the fourth annual
= session OF this school will open %
no second Monday, the 10th inst, IN ~
tate residence OF WIN. II. Drew. betwsea
Hamilton and Central Park. This prog.
erty mas been purchased, renovated .eo
enlarged, expressly to accommodate tns
Seminary The. site is elietble, the bulIo'
'n&s comfortaf )e. end planned with y
gard to enlargement. 40 Increasing popu'
iatlon and patronage demand. Its design
y 20 elve > substantial and polite educ;
t'on. IN connection with the Influence "
Christian family and a happy home.
This tenn will close on the 3lst day !
msrch. The third term will open tn
IWn DAY OF April aud close tho 30sh ON
Of June.
For Boarding and Tuition, $50 Ter moo!ss
FOR ! u'tion Of day scholars, per monp
Extra charges for teaching French o.
GERMAN, for Instrumental Music, Station
cry. material for Ornamental Work, ~
Washing.
For further information. address "
N S"ner'ntendent or Principal, Hamil'o"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-11

Advices from Utah state that the winter
there 10 the most severe experienced for
years, and thst stock are dying off by
hundreds. What q contrast between that
and the weather we have had in Montana!
Our stock have not been fed during the
winter, but have roamed at Urge a, d are
u excellent condition, while the weather
here at this writing Is IS pleasant as
Nav.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-11

says that MCKEE, Of tn5 010-----
charged with completely in the whisky
frauds At st. Louis has been found guilty
On Que count in the indictment and re
commended to the mercy of lie Court.
He will be sentenced to pay fine OF
seven thousand dollars and thirty days.
imprisonment in the peniten,iary.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-11

The Utah Evening Mail is now the
leading daily of Salt Lake City. 1t has
Knocked the under-pinning out of the old
fogv newspapers Of that city in the mat
ter of presenting TO the public q live,
spicv daily.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-11
Pensions.

Officers, Soldiers, and Sailors wounded,
ruptured, OF injured in the late war, how
even slightly, can obtain pension by I'D
dressing Gilmore & Co.
Cases prosecuted by Gilmore & Co be
tore the Supreme Court Of the United
States, the Court Of Claims, and tn
ISoutheln Claims Commission.
Each department Of our buslncss Is con
Quoted in separate bureau. under charge
LOT the same experienced parties employee
by the old firm. Prompt attention to al
business entrusted to Gilmore & Co. i,
thus secured. We desire to WIN succe.
~ deserving 1t. GILMORE 4 CO.,
WensAjss9foss, ID. e..
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-11

The Council, in executive session this
afternoon, confirmed the nominations OF
Cornelius Hedges and d. II. Weston Of
Superintendent of Public instruction and
Territorial Treasurer respectfully. T -
Herald. 7th.
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COLORADO.

nl,. #s
D. "sI.'e Ross Rse turned up. ct last.
be Il 1t Spring creek, In the BLACK Hiils
taking out SIS per day.
" tack.layere 0" tAe Pueblo 4 Ar
kansas Valley railroad have oniv 1h,,,.
mills h cover before reaching Pueblo.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-11

The Supreme Court will probably ad.
journ next Monday. A very large amount
business has been accomplished at this
session; the docket having been entirely
cleared. Sixty two cases have been heard,
and opinions in the same written and de-
HYered.-TNews. 9Th.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-11

Every measure which strikes . blow al
the true economist - competition - is q
fraud upon the people. Of such char.
acter is the Cullen Printing Bill. There
10 no economy to be found In any such
legislation. MontanIar.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-11

This IL the dilemma in which some Of
cur Legislators find themselves: They are
savsgely in favor of railroad. but are
opposed to any and all measures which
Hsnd to promote the building of one. ~
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-11

m. - ".n x MON Or. Cha'mers engaged ,e
s %snsse . di."rderly Sunday school hen y
-ss .'oe open during prayer. ard
:, snen one boy thrust 4 pin into ano,he,
70 ".lcoea up the aisle, sill PRAYING
quo coued that boys ears, and went h.cr
aea'n Praying all the way. Amer thu. -
. "as mss'er Of the situation. for the hw.
thought that man who could watch A.,
pray NE that, could not be put down
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-11

The bill to aid in the construction OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad passed the
Council on the It'll, by vote of II TO- l !;
Il only lacked two of being unanimous.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
P PATENTS!

|GLMORE s. CO., Successors to Cnr
~ MAN, HosMER s. Co., Solicitors. Pa
tents procured in all countries, No
Fees in Advance. No charge unless
the patent is granted. No fees for making
|prclimary examinations. No additional
fees for obtaining and conducting re-
hearing. By {. recent decision of the CON-
missioner ALL rel cted applications may
be revived. Special attention given to
Interference Cases before the Patent Of
flee, Extensions before Congress. In
fringement Suits in different States and
all litigation appertainlng tn Inventions
or Patents. Send stamp to Gilmore &
20. for pamphlet of sixty pages.
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Nearly zoo Lives Lost.

HFuseeIa, Feb. s.
There were 2l6 men u the Jubin mn.
q the time Of the explosion Of the hre
lamp. Fifty were rescued alive, but it il
feared taat sll the rest have psnshed.
Twenty-six bodies have been recovered
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-11
LAND CASES, LAND WARRANTS
and .Vc7.i72

Contested Land Cases prosecuted before
the U. 5. General Land Office and De
partment OF the Interior. Private Land
CLAIMS. MINING and PRE-EMPTlON Claims,
and HOMESTEAD cases attended to. Land
Scrip il 40, 20, and 1GO acre pieces for
sale. This Scrip Is assignable, and can be
located in the name OF the purchaser upon
any Government land subject TO private
entry, at ST Is per acre. 1t is of equal
value with Bounty Land Warrants. Send
stamp to Gilmore 4 Co. for pamphlet Of In
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-a-Anr her health.
Rapid Malt Dfffrcs.v.


The pneumatic mail system recently in.
au2urated in Vienna has proved very sat
isfactory. By this method letters and
packages not exceeding two ounces IN
weight can be sent from one end of thu
city to the other-a distance Of abou,
eight miles-ln something less than two
seconds, SO that, adding TO this the time
necessary TOR making up packages, as
sorting and delivering them, the whole
is just about an hour. But this only COW
ers extreme distances, and the managers
OF this system in Vienna say that in a
short time the time between the receipt
and delivery vii! be greatly reduced. In
TACT between stations only two or three
miles distant from each other such pack.
agts are now delivered wi, hin fifteen min.
otes after being deposited. As the gen.
eral post Office of Vienna is also in the
building Of tho general telegraph office,
powerful steam engines arc constantly at
work COMPRISING atmospheric air into a
u ammoth reservoir, from which the dou.
o'e systems Of cast iron pipes, laid three
lecs under the surface Of the streets, are
[ed. One system of pipes serves tor car |
fylng packages, and the other for nuah- /
ng them.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-11

Inc Hartford Post declares that II,
n n papers Of Washington arc vorthh :.
. .ss .aey ere not. They are not worn
'esuing. u is true hut for vraninv :,
uusap peckages they are little inferior !.
inc common run of pewsnana,s =
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-11

Barnum's Hippodrome has been recon
sarncted At cost Of $4,000 for the use
Of Moody and Sankey, who have turned
l.oae IN il for the salvation of souls.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-11

A protrac,ed meeting Is in progress at
Virginia City. Rev. r. Z. Tiff is awaken.
me the sinners over thsre to sense of
Mi II dutv.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-11

The Cheyenne Leader says that parties
Of from forty to two hundred persons are
leaving that place daily for the Black
Dille mines.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-11

Councilman Lewis has introduced bill
providing for the passage Of the three
railroad bills before the Legislature, and
submit them to q vote of the people.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-11
TaE TERRITORIES.
WYOMING.

Sam Kee, of Cheyenne, leads the e.. ". :,
|of the Mopgolian emigration 70 lug D'-~'
Hills.
Sheriff Hinton, of Uinta Co. denies luz
Ihe is friend of 1.-The dementeo o'o ""oee
lie Gov. Thayer." -.
Cheyenne Leader fayors dr'v'ns ~.
Sioux out of the Black Hills 1t any oos''
wonder how much Claiche will 'nvest u
such 3 war. ,
We are informed that Mr.. e. A o'acA
|of the Laramie Sun, will establish q wen
" journal at custar City about tue nfs' =
May.-[Chcyenne News
A Cheyenne man. will let you wan :. ~
hind his wagon to the Black hi''s. NV
ing you the while on bacon and hafo-'seA
for the simple sum OF $l0
A large herd of government horses :
old Fort H.rtsnuff, on Cedar creek uea'
the line between Wyoming and NeorasNs
was taken in by predatory baud OF o'ou'
Indians last week.
Cant. T.aube de Laubenfels, OF tux
Fourth Infantry, stationed IN "yo"sns
has mat been dismissed from the service
We know of no reason for his dismlssa'
unless 1t ia for having such q name.
The Age SAYS that all of the officers o.
Uinta county are hearty supporters OF gov
Thayer: and that Hayford Of the oent'he'
should immediately endorse the Governor
ar e,se some one else may be selected e
edit his paper.
A CHEYENNE rough, named Connolly
who had been locked up for knocking
man in the head with a revolver, tried 70
bYtt his brains out against his cell door
but was unfortunately foiled in the at
tempt by the interference Of the ]a'ler.
The Cinnamon at Rock Springs were
paid off yesterday; the amount OF money
required to settle up with them for the
month of December being about $7.VoV'
Over forty cars of coal are now being TEX
en- out of the mine there, or one Car every
fifteen minutes for ten hours each day.
reauir,s GOO pit oars to fill 40 railroad cars
So one car of coal hts to be brought ou'
of the mine every minute. There are
number of white men employed there be-
sides the Cinnamon. The Chinese were
not working n full force during the whole
month of Dec, 40, the month Of January
will REQUIRE at least One-third More tt
pay. B.air is working forty men in filling
tho oovernmert contract. There are IN
all now only about sixty white men at
Rock Springs.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-11

James Mortlsnd, near IndI.n.,o,,. =.
|...s, mas pa'd $Ss5 for = onc-year-old 20
|..ns-Cn'"a boar. Perfection" fome,l,
owned BY d. n. Aagie, Of Butler conn,v
Ohio. ''''1 cVuasy'
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Main Street, BOHEMIAN, N, T.
Lessons
MRS. 4. w. STREET

dss removed Bosem.n, occupying TIA
. :. residence Ut DR.. g. w. Monroe. on
onorch street, and 10 prepared to give in.
stroceaons on the Piano. Terms reason.
so'e. fia enags respectfully collected.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-11

% TO $40 1 F., o ss.,. At 1 Him.;
" 0AANoON . CO., Portland, Maine.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-11

AcALL has been issued for greenback
convention to be held in New Haven Feb.
22j.
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Arrears Of Paw and Bounty.

All OFFICERS, SOLDIERS and SAILORS
LOT the late war. or their heirs, are in many
cases entitled to money from the Cover
mrnt Of which they have no knowledge.
Write full history of service, and sta e
amount of pay and bounty received. En-.
close stamp to GILMoRs 8 Co., and full
reply, after examination. will be given
You Tree
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be legislature adjourns to-day.

The Times says It had railroad policy.
II 90, the editor took particular pains not
% disclose it.
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GenerafI Items.

Tho Manhattan Mining Company ~ ~
Anstin. Nevada, shipped 81 $40, Ooo' %
worth Of bullion during the year lo'o'
The kingdom of Siam willexpend about
one hundred thousand dollars to display
ia nroductions and industries at the Zen
tennial Exhibition.
Two ex-members of the House nave
lately sought work in the document lou
Inc room. at Washington; work which In
clndes the wheeling of mail matter IN
barrow to the post office.
North Plat claims to be the most avail
able point for narrow gauge branch line
to the Black Hills.
Land for colony of 5000 Mennon'tes
has been selected in Hall county, Nebraska
The party is expected to arrive from Nus
STA early in the spring. These people are
among the most desirable Of European
|emigrants.
Winnemucca has been having some cold
weather recently 1t was ten degrees De'
low zero on one occasion. In these parts
we have had serious storms, but NO TEN !
perature beginning to equal this In severl-
|ty.
Complaint has been made against several
|milkmen in Virginia City, because an &C.
!casional crawfish has been found IN the
bottom of the milk-pitchers. DO the Com
stockers expect the dairymen to furnish
them trout and salmon?
One of our exchanges contains an &C.
count Of Mrs. Gum, u years old who has
Just given birth to boy weighing eight
mounds Our readers needn't believe it
unl. IS they choose-in fact, ws don't our
self put much faith in this con OF h Gun.
The oldest lady in California, probably,
is Donna Lulalta CULLEN, who Is now
supposed to be about lao years of age,
vino recently moved to the San Jose valley.