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rI,HE GREAT NUMBER OF GASES BENZ

YI,HE GREAT NUMBER OF CASES BENZ
l. nted and cured has established beyond a
doubt the remarkable efficacy OF DR.. Wheeler's
Compound Elixir OF Phosphates and Calisaya
In the treatment OF the lungs. Consumption
In the majority OF cases, Is unmistakaDiy the
There is loss OF appetite, feeble digestion, I'M
perfect assimilation OF food, and consequent
failure OF nerve power TO maintain the vital
sweats and general debility arise from slow
starvation, as 1t matters not how much nour-
ishment is taken II the stomach cannot pre-
pare IL FOR sustaining the constitution. the
Elixir Immediately supplies the waste OF brain
and nerve invigeratig nthe stomach, liver and
Kidneys, and thereby arresting decline
mar14d&w2W
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The Present Position.

The New York Times sums up the posi-
ton of states and republican candidates,
to date, as follows Rhode Island must be
added 10 the list of states whose delegates
will 60 to the republican national conven-
ton uninstructed and unpledged. The list
now stands as follows Texas indicated no
choice Wisconsin, while tavoripg Blaine,
deemed il incxpedicnt to instruct it's dele
gates Connecticut expressed no prefer
ence the Maine legislature, in cecting
four delegates at large, presented Blaine
as the unanimous choice OF the state In
diana presented Morton, and confided his
claims to an uninstructed delegation, pro-
badly unanimous in his favor New York
presented Conhling, but left his claims
with delegation by no means unanimous,
and Rhode Island made 10 sign of prefer
ence at all. So far, then, the question of
the presidential nomination at Cincinnati
is sufficiently open one.
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Jersey BULL FOR SALE.

The full blood Jersey bull, LEOPOLD" from
the cushing stock, WATERFOWL. Mass. will be
two first premiums at the State fair, and is con
sidered the finest animal In the state. Is very
j. PRICHARD,
maresdiw Plttsford Furnace.
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Send for Illustrated Catalogue.

Confer with, or address, Mr.. Edwin Tracy,
special representative for Vermont, heaoquar-
tiers Rutland, and become acquainted with the
special facilities offered by this well known
house. Our variety embraces the steihway,
Chickering, Haines Bros, and other well known
nearly three states. d&w
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-29

GEORGE w. GRANDEY,
(Chairman,)
GEORGE NICHOLS,
Secretary ]
CHARLES II. JOYCE,
STEPHEN THOMAS.
FRANKLIN FAIRBANKS
WILLIAM ROUNDS,
JOHN l.. BARsTow,
GEORGE N. DALE,
Carroll y. PAGE,
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AhoAhEL hNhs
wrote you last evening directed to you
at Boston, Mass, care of Priest, Page IL
Co., 143 Franklin street, as have herein
written. But write this, directed to you
at Brandon, fearing that you may not re-
ceive that letter till after you leave Boston,
and thinking that this will, in that case,
reach you quicker than that will by follow
ing you home. Truly, &C.,
AsAnEL PECK.
Mr.. Sprague, failing to receive the letter
in Boston, ON his arrival home addressed
the following letter to Governor Peck:
MR.. spRAGUE's LETTER TO GOVERNOR PECK.
BRANDON, VT, March 20, 1876.
MY DEAR GOVERNOR I'll returned from
Boston at 3.l5 this p. m. find on my
desk your esteemed favor of the 18th Of
March, accepting my proposition of Feb
ruary 10th, providing can all the mate
rails for the building on the centennial
grounds on or before April 10th, 1876.
will most cheerfully comply as far as
laws In my power 80 to do. / will do all
that it is possible for man to do upon the
receipt of advice from you. viii put
every man upon the work possible. Make
the doors and windows, get out the cornice,
ship the slate and marble, also the timbers
framed for immediate use, with the express
understanding that shall have the liberty,
after using due diligence, to take the same
upon the grounds. must also have the
privilege of taking oils, paints and blinds
to said building upon said grounds as soon
as they are needed on the building. de-
sire also to have the location, selected
about the first of February last, promised
me by the director general, as desire
good location, one that will be convenient
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THE "MATCHLESS
B u r D & 7 7
ORGANS

Contain devices that can be found only in these
"Matchless" instruments. Mr. Burdett already
controlling some twenty-three patents, and the
statement, that in variety, beauty and price,
they have no equal, is attested to by the num-
Der manufactured and sold each year. They
need only to be seen to be appreciated.
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q x TO $40 PER DAY AT HOME.
pCSamples worth 81 free. sTINS0N q CO..
Portland. Maine. mar3d&w1y
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q. s. Mail Routes.
BOND.
Direetfo ms,

Direc tf0HS
f- Insert the names Of the principal and surcta.
in null in the body OF the bond; also the date The
signatures to the bond should be witnessed ana the
certificate the inside should be sigaed b. iustice
OF the peace adding hts oficial title, or II signed by
notary public, no should afix his seal.
Know all men by these pres nts, that ..........
Of ...... in the STATE OF .......... -. prin-
cipal and ..... aud ...s..-........... Of
in the state OF .............. sure
tie. are held and army bound unto the UnJed States
OF America In The just ana tut sum Of ...-, dollars
lawful money OF tEnited Staes to be pAid to the
said United States Of America or its duly appointed
or AuihoFixed ofieer officers; TO the payment OF
which, well and truly 10 be made and done. we bind
Jointly and seveTsllv, fsmiy by these presents
sealed yt'h oar ssAls. and dated this day Of
49,. Isl
" hcr:.s, hy an art Of conSress approved June =.
is4 entities AN &C, making Appropriations Tor ne
year ending June thirIioth. eighteen hundred and
seVenty-nve fo- other purposes, II Is provided
that every proposal for carving the mail shall DC &C.
companied bv the bond OF the bidder with suIetes
approved by pustma ser In pursuance WHEREOF, and
nd IL made and executed subject ALI the terms,
conditions and remedies thereon In the said set pro-
Aided and prescribed to accompany the aforeOng and
annexed proposal OF the said -. ....... -.
shall within such time after bid is accepted as the
Postmaster General has prescribed in said ADVERTISE
ment enter uto = contract with the unit,d States Of
proved by the r, master q, al perform the SER
vice proposed in his DID and rth,r shall per
form said service according hs contracts then this
oblgation shall be void. otherwise 10 be IN fud force
and obi cation Ia law.
In witness whereof We have hsreunto set our hands
and seals this ........ day OF -. -. 1877.
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TAKEN UP AND EsTRAYED

~ James ". crsfs, before A. Brown. justies q
ths peae, Precinck No !. Travis ooanty, tie foles
Ing described sni,nsl. via BROWN HORSE. 3 crs
yenrs Cd ahoui IA haaids h'gh. branded ( + q
In thigh. also r Q ane collar ma kss ss.Sce y -
- \ $ DUsz. DsPeis. rAsss sil rss'
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NoTE when the cath % taken before 'ustses Of
the peace, or any other 1cer unng zeal exeeut
judge o. GATED States conrt the certGeae Of the
erk Of eourt Of record nnst BE- sdded, under HE
seal o. Once, that t1e person Who administered the
osth u Only q3aliaed - sseh ofacsf
b.as nseef - aooonlp1nted ~ a CERTIFIED eleek Or
drt o. eo1.f sofreaf n15eaaf 11sk D1Vtis % a. Or
DIR 81 ~ HosfnzGrf<r Genera, eQtaaf = he pr oafns
o. - prse'e a1aal pay o. ~ rosfe s6es ne prlsnf
pay ezcsdf $500 ~ IN e1ss a eerTfot, l4 kaar
thds ers pr c<Afhzs n a. Gznosaf n 0S Bozd a..
o1sP1NgtHg ~ I'd, " said bad ezaess $500.
The pro o q INST b si1ned ~ he bsddsr bid
dera. and the data q signing anlxed-
Dleect 70 the -Becond Assistant Postmaster Gene
rals Pce-efAcs Dspertncn1 Waskingson, d. Co.
NAKED Proposals. siste q fexaI.@
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cERTYP1cArE OF POSTMASTER.

l. the undersigned postmaster at .....,-, State Of
..... after the exercise OF due diligence 10 info
myself OF the pecuuiAry ability and responsibility OF
the principal and his sureties In the aoregong bond
and Of the uninenmbered real estate owned BY Them,
respectively 90 hereby approve said bond and certify
that the said suretes sufcieEt-sutci,n Mt in my
belief to insure the payment of dopele the entire
amount OF the said bond; and do further certify that
the said bond was duly signed by ...... bidder,
and .,.,.,;.,.,.,. and S.-.....-.-, his surstiee,
before signing tins certificate i-" I" .ttAi
Dated .........., 1871 '-''
l. For forms of proposal, bond, and Certificate and
also for nstruc ions 10 the conditions TO be
braced in the contracts etc., Advertisement of this
date in pamnhlet form inviting proposals for mail
service in Maine etc. to be ad 1T the terminal post
onces OF the above routes 10 be had on applica
ton 10 the Second Assistant +. M. General.
Bids should lie sent in sealed envelopes, super
scrihed small Propo-als State of Texas" and ad-
dressed to the Second Assistant Postmaster General.
' MARSHALL JEWELL,
KID ..f Jaasf,aaslsr General
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Oan required 1v sazioS as 2f act Of Coa1yess Gp
flrosed Jlss as 1874 % b aE1ed % ZACH I'd FOR car
riding he mail and 10 BE- taken bgoys an oov quail
I'D 10 odssinIster odkAs.
L-.-..--.-., Of 1871. bidder for carving the
that have the ability. pecuptastly 20 tulhll my OBJ
legation e. such bdd-r; that the bid - msde IN good
frifh and with the Iuf enton enter into coHfr Ct
and perform the service In case said bill sha be
cepted-
Sworn 70 and s7bsrxib before me,.....-
for the -. Of -, this day Of 49,,
A. 49,. nndin testimony whereof here lsKAI-I
INTO subscrfbe my nauc a1d nf1x my of1cfal
seal the day and year aforesaid,
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JOSEPH SPENCE.
JOSEPH SPENCE,
Former Commissioners Of ths General Land once. ana
Lsss q the Fra Fl spsnes . lc6El.5 = -
LAND AND, COLLECTING AGENT,
AUSTIN. TEXAS.

WI Investigate land Claims buy and sen land and
lena ceftincafce. loeats Land coEtihcases proere -
81. pey tsxee collect and rsmit nooey aud make in
saslnss.in The General Land onles made specially.
A long experience and fsnlIlarifx MA IN h,,,...
81 ~ este1o eep1rtmants &c the state eogeInraenf
en1o,e. hin % prosecute business With psomptne1S
- s-'Pe's- ~ Gm&Naa
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STATE OF
CoUKrx OF

L, tlerk the tho
same being Court Of Record, do hereby certify that
...s whose genuine signature appears 10
this foregoing ahdsyit, was at the time OF signing the
same Justice OF the peace in and for the county aud
State aforesaid duly qualified, and that all his official
acts such ar, entitled TO full faith and credit
In testimony whereof, have here1nto set my hand.
clerk and afxed the seal of said court, on this
-. day of ........, 1877
tL.s.l Ibe...Hi o. " .....s......-!, CteTk.
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FORM OF PROPOSAL. BOND Anp

Proposal
address is = - coun ty OF I sLate q
propos.s carry the malls OF the United Sta. . fr M
October I, 1916, 10 Jnns 30. IS. on route No Je
tween and ......., Slate OF. ..... q der
the advertisement Of the Postmaster Genera I q
May 90 1876 with celebrity, certainty and seclr ~,
posal II accepted he win enter contract With
surpties to be approved by the Postmaster CO era
within the time prescribed In said advertisement
Thu proposal u made sriA fl ka0oledgs Of ne dIs.
tdnoe q Gs route, ne cei1h Of TIE mall % Bs carried
and al Other paTaciars IN rSfsreacs % s route and
sSos; and, 0Lso. after careful examination 81 ne
Laacs and Stre0Hs ATTACHED % advertisement q mail
seTUice
Dated. .......-...., Bidder.
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Any alteration by erasure or interllneauon OF ma
teril part OF the foregoing bond Will cause II 10 be
rejected, unless II appears ny note or memoir ndum,
Aested by the witnesses that the al eraien made
before the bond was signed and scaled.
When partners are parties TO the bond the partner
ship name chou not be used. but each partner should
sign his Individual name. .a r4r
STATE. Off,. ...l "a. I.as
COUNTY Or. -. ......
On this day of. 49,, personally ap
pcared before mo. .....s.. 49,. anu. :.....
............, sureties IN this aforegoing bond, TO
me known to be the persons named In said bond as
surtios, aud who have executed the saInr such,
who being by me duly sworn, depose and say, aud
each himself dsvOses and says, he has executed
the wnhin bund, that his place Of resldence is
rectly stated therein that he is the owner OF real
estste worth the sum hereinafter set against his
name, over and above all debts due and owing by
him, AID ali Judgments, mortgages and executions
against hum after allowing all exemptions OF every
character whatever, the total sum thus ass>red
the asUs amount q the foregoing bond.
Subscribed and sworn before me this o.. day
of....,.,.s.., 49,. , d., r., .,af
NorE.-when the above oath fst6keD bef-re jus
tics the peace any other officer not using seal
except Judge OF U. S Court, the certificate of =
clerk OF court of record must he added, under his
seal Of office, that the person who administered the
oath Is duly qualified Us such ohic r
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THURSDAY. UNE %, 1876
Representatives. Fleet, Fineenth Leg
islature.
1st District-P. S. Watts, Democrat. 6
2d-J. p. McKinnon, Democrat
3d-T NJ. Stone Democrat
4th-A. Horton, Democrat.
5th-W. Holey, Democrat.
6th-W. L. Denman, Democrat.
7th-C. J. Garrison, Democrat.
eth-R. L. Parker, Democrat.
9th-B. NJ. Baker, Democrat.
q oSi sO'hTs- X Roberts e9l0rfq GepqHshl'
- q 18th -ThomssyJ. Campbell, Dsmbcrat.,
n. N. Burrows, Democrat; T. r. Con-
1y, Democrat.
12th-Thos H. Young, Independent.
13th--McA. Harris, Democrat.
14th-L IL. McCorkle Democrat.
15th-T r Bonner, Democrat y I'll
1oth-E. p. Marshal, Democrat. -
17th-G. Il. Warren, Democrat.
1Sth-M. Fl. McCuistion, Democrat.
10TH. q. Wilson, Democrat.
20th-S. w. Stewart, Democrat.
21st-W. III. Price, Democrat.
o- 3D. 2sa5T; J. Tswles' psAocret'oJf 3
23d-A. F. Cone, Democrat.
24th-A. t. Rainey, Democrat.
25th-M. A. CASTOR, Democrat.
26th-D. Q. Carrington Democrat.
27th-G. w. Mead diepuiilicah; Phillip
K. Peers, Independent Democrat.
2Sth-H. s. Newland, Independent Dem
ocrat
29th-C. II. Brooks, Democrat.
30th-u. w. Schrer Democrat.
31st-Satn Y. Smith, DemocIat. i - :
32d-L. b. Hightower, Democrat.
s''H 38dLD. u. Barziza, Democrat; E +.
Schmidt, Democrat
34th-J. Z. McComb, Democrat
s5th-M. KoPPerI, Democrat; M. euip
Democrat. /olT
seth--A. 8. Lathrop, Democrat. -
S7th-W. II. Holland, Republican, colored
Henry Snead, colored 2spubcan
3sth-A. Chesley, Democrat. a==
30th-A Wilder.
40th-Wm. Thompson, Democrat -
41st-W. w. Lang, Democrat and Grang-
er; James Boyd, democrat; A. G. Isaacs,
42d-C. L. Watson, Democrat. -
43d--G. u. Warren, Democrat. Il y
Ath--B +. Blackman, Democrat.
46th-T. III. Andrews, Democrat. "
4eth-J: T. Downs, Democrat; John II.
Cochran, Democrat.
47th-Ed. Chambers, Democrat
4sthzJ. NJ Martin, Democrat; ]. s..
T 10tR-R s. Allison, pemocrat. Z
- 60th-A B. Manion Democrat
61st-Thos. M. Smith, Democrat.
62d-G. b. Pickett, Democrat.
63d-N. H. Darnell, Democrat. an
64th-Dr. NJ. lizard, Democrat.
65th-Sam Graham, Democrat.
66th-A. M. Douglass, Democrat.
67th-Lem. Jones, Democrat.
. 6Sth-L. f. Roberts, Democrat; E A
Perrenot Democrat.
5sth-M: v. Knneson, Democrat; J.
W. MiddlebroOk Democrat.
60th-W. II. Jones, Democrat.
61st-G. ]. Addison, Democrat.
edo. II. p McGinnis, Democrat.
03d-Travis Shaw, Democrat -
64th-W. M. Rust, Democrats J.-sV.
Hutchins, Democrat.
o5th-John t. Haynes, Independent
Republican.
60th-M. Swisher, Republican.
67th-A. j. Northngton, Democrat.
66th-J. p. Key, Democrat.
- r09th-A. J. Hart g)em9cratJ fEl
- <1Dth-W. 8. j. Adams, Democrat.
~ 97lst-C. L. Wnrzbach, Democrat IL
72d-A. l.. Kesser, Democrat.
73d--J. M. Hunter, Democrat.
74th-Norton Moses, Democrat
76th-Louis Cards, Democrat.
76fh-A. Salinas, Independent Democrat
77th-Wm. L. Rogers, Independent.
7Sth-T. M. Dennis, Democrat.
7oth-W. s, Coleman, Dsmoerat.A -
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Il 0sr
Colony headlight eertihease No. ez7. issued TO
JchAnn kiteifac ~ John o Hsnssbach euInnission-
= q tlsner MIXERS Colony. the f0urteenik day
~ Febfanry lSa for go ncrss az lsr In rot fDurS
uithin lhe tine prescribed b l1w application WI Be
made fsr eupAc.fc- c. R. JOHNS q CO,
eAussla. rs..s Apsn .. lssa '1'' - W. Ne
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state Senators Elect.


1st District-E. Hobby, Democrat.
2d-P. +. Edwards, Democrat.
3D.. W. Motley, Democrat.
4th-WStter Ripetoe, Republican, 80.
. 9TH F. NJ. Henry, Democrat. 81
6th-W. A. Workman, Democrat and
Granger.
7th- p. Douglass, Democrat
Sth-C. G. Francis, Democrat.
9th-Charles ID. Grace, Democrat.
10th-B. ID. Martin, Democrat
11th-Wm. p, Blassingame, ,Democrst- &
12th-F. E Piner, Democrat.
18th Robert s. Guy, Democrat and
Granger.
14th-J. r. Henry, Democrat.
15th-T. j. MoCulloch, Democrat.
10th-Tillman Smith, Democrat.
17th-W. NJ. Burton, colored, Republican.
1sth-John T. Brady, Independent pem7
ocrat.
10Th "A. P. Mccormick, Republican.
Goth. w. Carol Democrat.
21st-W. NJ. Brown, Democrat.
a2d-r.... Moore, Democrat RT
28d-Themas Ball, Democrat.1 VI
24th-S. ID. Stephens, Democrat.
25th-A. w. Terrell, Democrat.
26th-W. II. Ledbetter, Democrat.
27th-Welis Thompson, Democrat.
2sth-W. Ii. Grain, Democrat
29th-John s. Ford, Democrat.
80th-J. II. McLeary, Democrat. '~9
slst-L. ]. Storey, Democrat.
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District Judges Elected.
First District-H. G. Pedigo.
Second Distnct-A. ]. Booty.
Third District-R. s. Walker. q 10 ahla
Fourth District-Wm. d. Wood.
Fifth District-B. T. Estes.
Sixth District-R. r. Gaines.
Seventh District--M. II. BonHer.
Eighth District-G. J.. Clark '~i1-i
Ninth District-Spencer Ford
Tenth District. A. Carroll.
Eleventh District-N. NJ. Burford.
Twelfth District-J. r. Fleming.
Thirteenth Dstrict-D. NJ. Prandergast.
Fourtesnth District-X. B. Saunders.
Fifteenth Distnct-L. w. Moore.
hixteentn nistrict-E. B.Tuper. e -
seventeenth District Aw. A. Blackburn.
Eighteenth Dissict-w. H. Raskhart.
Nineteenth DistrieN -Evetett Lewis
Twentieth District -
Twenty-first District JaaesS Af.s,sr.on
Twensy-seeond Districts. II Noonan.
twenty third District-AH. O. Peasants.
Twenty-fourth District-T. N. PascLal.
Twenty-tifth District-Edv. Dousnerty.
Twenty-sixth Distfict--W. II. ssewart,
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international ard Great northern Railroad eertsa-
catrs, Nos 9n7, 1aza 49, 101l asa n0sa go s-d
&sz. Also cextifcnfe No ie-5s9, Issued 70 John 81
Gibbons for i69 acres. on February -. l8ss hT =
for 195s acres. is,Hed 20 Johz HAsa, Dscsrhsr Is
1ss9 b. Jarob Kusehler II not heErd fFun II ni-esT
spss N JOHN ". MADDOX . $50, Axeuas.
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Ths Postmaster General warns bidders and their
sureties scnnint themselves fully WI the ass OF
Congress relating 20 contracts for the carrying Of the
mails (the important provisions 0f winch are cited
heren and also fauailiarize themselves vita tne
shah nssune ey liabilities such bidders o sure
tfes md 70 prevent misapprehension OF cause o.
couplnfnt thereafter.
P6srmasters are required - make themselves IA
l1r with ne nHs and these Instructions, that they
nav b. able 70 inform and dirsct others
l. Seven miunfes are ais0we1 10 t1ch internneol1te
ofre uhen not othefwise specaed for asserting The
malta
. Z On routes uhese fhe mode q eonyeyznee admi
q IL ~ spscsL sg<nis q he Postoncs DepGrtmst
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-11

A correspo' dent Of the Boston Globe
paid visit to Thomas Carlyle and Rtves
the following description Of how the dis
ting uisb~d Scotch 1bioker Looks AID a'ks:
'He was dress~d in long, gray, monkish
looking morning gown. and was evid'nil'
engaged in reading. and notice that
the two volumes before him wsrs Aoiley's
United Netherlands. He dbl not 'o"k 20
old as supposed. and the ravages'of time
were principally noticeable in the feeble
shaking of his hands. His facs. though
vas frssh 'and rosy, his gray
eyes piercing snd full OF iostre. aud bis
head was covered with strong crop Of
thick, tros-grsy h.ir." Daring the con
ysrsss,ou American Afain werc touch''d
upon. snd Nr. Carlyle seemsd scseosssy
lamussd snd .'isgussed 1t sli The M" cd
d brother axitss,oa which had bsss Rolnl
|op in ,hs Uniisd 6aasst. sboos Whist D
'calied ~ "Si9gsss. s,s I
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PyJssceIy PrOcljriftes.

TFrOlN tsc New 1Ork 1nu' ptnueuI.J
rhe Prince OF Wales did rot take III
wife with him to India. Perl apps hi
som.whsl notorious tastes would have
b.s.n too much restrain d by her presence.
we see significant hints In our l"i' p r.
.hanges that he nee is to practice little
c,rcan,spcction in lard where hsi l. du
eucr in isvor Of purity might be OF tocal-
ralable service. We rem -mber that the
I, in of his party up the Nile some years
.xo was remarkable for surh display o.
dancing girls as has scarcely been equsled
there since, unless o. one too famous oc-
rasi0n, on hich party OF Americans o.
some nOt0ricty. 0t whom some advertise
ev~ry week IS ''gratlrmen. y
..sde the came trip. The Prince. We
ne.r. has been giving his coante"snce to
the detrstable native ''Nautchrs;" ani !"
Madras M am ,teur drama'ic performance
was 10 be given before him. the play BE-.
Ing The ..Damha Cnarry Veiasum." ont
OF thoec obscene productions which hav.
rrnd.r red the vernAcu'~r. literature in's-
mons. and The hlthiness OF whicn gave
rise to police prosecution. We ar.
.fr.iL th.r, even since his sickness,
nothing better could bc expected OF him
or the kindred spirits whom ho has sc /.
|iexted tor hts cutie.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-11

Tho Rev. Isa Aunser b b-en preach
ing 10 Brooklyn the near approach of the
final conflagrslion. Last Sunday light
he said to his hearerE Wtaa people tell
Won that there IL no he'll Dire bot the fre
|oi coa.ciesc you'd bestss ~ careful an
|loDk out for 'e,u. Tm ~ 10 NOT man u
the b. ase but will burn. don't exp Ct
Ito meet you again before the day o. Judg-
msol why have people h'ely dodGed
lott from this idea ot literal firel don't
: BOW, bot III tell yer that hrs will ts
tive ed Q. your siss. We've 3oe "a
| have H.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-11

Of what 10 the young girl thinking
AS shr eazes, with wIstful eyes,
o. tina. fair and smiling landscape,
Those calm and clouulrss skies!
She thinks Of her first fond lover.
Dea"er han a"ght besides;
She rem. MIXERS the so"g If the rover
With tenderness and pride.
She recalls their sorrowful parting.
How ike dream il appears.
And h.r heart grows heavy and sad
With woman 8 unspUken fears
Sh" rtt"aces rach we'll kn wn spot
Where loves bright moments flew.
And q little wOrn Of tender m. mories
Still keeps her warm heart true.
And many . whispered prayer
10 waited along the breeze,
For the loyc'I, the absent one,
Severed BY land and seas,
And she pictures bl'ssful future,
Calm, halcyon days in store,
When the abs. mt shall return.
To leave hsr side no more,