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A Cool Mother,

A few days ago lady in the Sixth Ward
was making molasses candy for Ter chill
ircn. While removing the melted liquid
from the stove. her little boy in his haste
to obtain his portion. stumbled against his
mothers elbow. npsetting the dish over
her hand. burning her in a frightlul man
ner. She Immediately wrapped her hand
mp in cotton handkerchief and saturated
| it with a bottle OF Wolcott's Pain Paint.
keeping it constantly wet with tie remedy
:iie result was more than wonderful: ii
not only stopped all pain in Il very short
time, but her hand did not even blister.
and tie next day was apparently rs well rs
ever, with the exception of two small
places where the skin was actually burned
oft 1t the time of the accident. She SAYS
that with this remedy, she never fails
in removing headache. tooihachc and hell
rllgia within very few minutes by an out
ward applications; besides curing rlle,lma-
tisnl. healing ulcers and sores of long
standing. without causing any pain in its
direct applications; on Tie contrary. pro-
ducng Il very cooling and soothing effect
TO all inilamed surfaces.
This remcdy-''W olcott's Pain Paint
has been before the public for many years.
and is well known for its remarkable DOW
ers rs 4 healing agent. For the benefit Of
our readers we would say that this mcdi-
zine is manufactured by Il. l.. Wolcolt. CD
Cortlandt street, New York, and sold by
Ill druggists. T27-tfl
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-23

Charles Sumner. wien young man
was indifferent to the charms of female
society. He preferred to ningle with mer
and would desert the lovcliest beauty to
talk TO the plainest man in the room. This
preference WAS So marked that lis friends
used to wager with the pretty girls that
they could not keep him at their side a
quarter of an hour.
Mr.. ". W. Story. the poet and sculp-
tor. tells an :nccdotc which illustrates the
pecniaIliy OF yviIng Sumner. At Il dinner
given at Judge Story's house it fell to
sumner to take ont Il brilliant and hand
some woman. She had made Il bet that
she would absorb his attention. She ex-
crtei all her wit and fascination to win.
but in vain. For or tie other side of Sum
ncr sat Il dry old savant.
"WitlIin five minutes writes Mr.. Story.
sumner had completely turned his back
on his fair Young companion. and engaged
in a discussion with The other. which last
ed tie whole dinner. We all laughed
She cast up her eyes dcpreciatinSly. az
herself vanquished, and paid
her bet
Mr.. Sumner did not want to be amused
he had no Wit. and little sense of llmor.
But he did like to talk 10 sensible men and |
0 hear them talk. Tie savant was a mine
IF information. and young Sumner was
hen in pursuit of knowledge and not OF
beauty.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-23
What Two Words We're Good Fer.

Dean Stanley never loses chance TO
make a point on an anniversary. When
called upon to preside at any meeting he
always asks Himself if the day is the ami
ycrsary of any great event. or the birthday
OF any famous person. in order to dclilce
some fitting lesson. On the last Saturday
OF the year he appeared at an industrial
exhibition in London. and at once remind
ed the working classes that that day was
the anniversary of an event which happen
cd 700 years ago. and which caused great
disturbance in the country. 1t was the
anniversary of tie murder of Thomas
A'Becket. in connection with whose litc
there was a circumstance which well Illus
trated the principle on which he was about
to enlarge. People sometimes imagined
that the small things they saw before them
were not worthy OF pursuit; whereas. in
reality. small things often deserved con-
sideraton. a story was told which re-
ferred 10 the father and mother of Thomas
A'Beckct. His father. who was London
er. went TO the cr,isadcs, and having been
taken prisoner. married an Eastern lady.
il" WAS afterwards ransomed and returned
to England. but he was unable to carry
away his wife with him. and she remained
in Syria. She, however. determined to
travel to England-i difficult task. rs she
knew only two words Of English. Gilbert
(thc name Of her hlsband). and London"
She got through Europe by uientionin. Il.
every town she came TO tie word Lon
don, at which place she eventually arrived.
When there she made Use of her other
word. Colbert and. having found her
way from street to street. she 1T last dis
covered tile house Of her husband near
London Bridge. This was an example OF
the effect that could be produced by max
ing the very greatest use OF whatever little
knowledge one possessed.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-23
CO.Opcraticn OF the Wife.

No married man ever prospcred in the
world without the cooperation Of his wife.
If she unitcS in mutual cnieavOrs. or re-
wards his labors with an cndearing smile.
with what confidence will he resort to his
daily toll meet difficulty. and encounter
danger. if he knows he is not spending his
siren 9TH in vain. but that his labor will be
rewarded by the sweets ofhome. So'icitlhi"
and disappointment enter the history Of
every man, Etc: and he Is only halt pro-
vided for his voyage who finds but IN asso-
ciate tor happy hours. while for his months
of darkness end distress no sympathiZing
partner is prepared.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-23
New York Newspaper Changes.
Wa hington Post,

Ballard Smith, managing editor of fine
World. who. during his two years with it.
has done wonders for its advancement. has
accepted the managing editorsllip of the
Sun. and will enter on his duties next
week. His relations with Mr.. Hurlburt.
his late Chief. were most cordial. but CLas.
4. Dana made him an offer too handsome
to be refused. 1t is understood that Mont
gomery Schuyler. the accomplished ed;-
toria! writer Of the World, who has held
the position before. will succeed Mr.. Smith.
There has also been Il change in the office
OF the Ecsaing Post. Isaac Henderson. tie
business manager. having soil his interest
TO Judge John j. Molrell. William Cullen
Bryant remains editor-in-cief. and Park
Goodwin will write for the editorial col
lInnS
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100 49,
Well Worth II.

"Can You let me have some money thi:
morning TO purchase a new bonnet. my
dear!''
"By-and-by. love-
ayes. that's what you always say. my
love; but how can buy and buy without
money
And that brought the money. just as one
good turn deserves another. Her wit was
so successful that she tried again the next
week.
II want money, NY dear, to buy a new
dress
We'll. You can't have it. You called
me bear last night" said her husband.
'Oh. well. dear. you know it was only
because you were so fond of hugging.'
1t hit him just right again. and she got
the money. and something extra.
He left his pretty wife and hurricd'off to
business. saying. lit takes fortune to
keep such wife. but it's worth it,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-23
LincOln's Adventure in Spr;n 3 field.

Mr.. John F. Speed, OF Springfield. Ills.
in a lecture in Louisville. Ky, devoted
himself TO "reminiscences of Abraham Lin
coin. Mr. Speed is a native OF Kentucky.
but in 1885 he opened a store in SPRING
field, Ills. Two years later. as he stated in
his lecture. Mr.. Lincoln came to Spring.
field, riding borrowed horse. and. aliglt-
ing at Mr.. Speeds door. entered and asked
the price of sufficient bed-clotEes to fit up
a single bed. Upon being informed that.
together with a mattress. they would cost
seventeen dollars, lie replied that he had
not seventeen dollars in the world, but if
Mr.. Speed would credit him until Christ
mas lie would pay him. provided lie sue
ceeded in his profession. But" he add
ed. IF do not succeed, don't know us |
can ever pay YOU
Ills face, as lie uttered the words" said
Mr.. Speed. twas the saddest ever saw.
| told him that above the store in which
we were standing was 4 bedroom in which
l'slept. and if he WAS willing to occupy ii
with me he WAS quite welcome to do SC.
Mr.. Lincoln Went up to see the room, and
returned in great glee, cordially accepting
the iayitalion.''
Mr.. Speeds store became the headquar-
crs of Il social club. in which the young
men OF the city assembled nightly and dis
.ussed the problems of the day. in which
politics came in for a full share. There.
'rolEd the stove. on many Il winters
light the Titans. Lincoln, and Stephen \.
Douglas. then Il rising young lawyer.
the words which were never
leathed during Mr.. Douglas life.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-23
The Avant Courier.
THURSDAY. MAY %. 1873.
Pay Your Debts.

Clean hands in matters Of money among
the young. certainly ought to be the indis-
pensable condition Of genilemanliness. No
man who bolTows and does not pay, and
does not care whether he pays CT not, is a
gentleman, no matter how witty, or gay.
or fine he may be. TO speak in good
plain English. the man who dresses him
self at ano,her's expense. not knowing
how 10 pay. not caring whether he pays.
ia gentccl scoundrcl. And yet such
things are done by good-natnred folks. by
kind-hearted people. by persons who never
probe them morally to ascertain what their
tendency is. and what they lead to.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-23
Words Of Wisdom,
Ladies. before marrying, had best de-

Ladies'. before marrying, had best dc
stroy all old lovS-etters.
The world is al uphill when we would
do. all down-hili when we suffer.
How many an cnanored pair lave court.
ed in poetry and lived in prose.
Infancy is lovable. notwithstanding fret.
fillness and The whooplHg-congh.
a rejected lover sometimes escapes q
great disappointment by means of Il small
one.
A pin has rs much head rs 4 good
many authors, and great deal more
point.
Ingratitude is so deadly poison that il
destroys TIE very bosom in which it il
harbored.
Riches are given TO make lite pass COM
Portable: but life is not given only TO
amass riches.
Profusion restores 10 the public the
wealth which ay.lricc !as detained from il
for a time.
Envy is fixed only on merit. and. like a
sore eye. is offended with everything tina,
is bright
Few men arc driven 10 desperation with
ont having had themselves hand in Tie
driving.
The discovery of what is trl,e. and the
practice of what is good, are the two mos,
important objects OF life.
IT is generally irnc that we Judge too
bitterly and harslly the faults Of every Of
flee which we do not ourselves hold
Ayoung girl generally loses her fresh
ness by mingliny with fashionable society.
as bright stream does by mingiing with
the SEA-.
A hypocrite may spin so fair thread as
to deceive his own eye. He may admire
the cobweb, and not know himself TO be
the spider.
The single effort by which we stop short
in the downward path TO perdition is itself
greater eXertion OF virtue than hundred
acts of justice.
It's great blunder. in the pursuit of
happiness, not TO know when we lave go,
il; that is. not 10 be content with led-
sonable and possible measure of it.
The Influence OF men is not 10 he con-
fined 10 the circle OF their acquaintance.
1t spreads on every side of them. like the
fluctuations of the smit:en water, and will
reach those whom they never saw.
OF little human flowers, Death gathers
many. lie places them upon his bosom
and he is transformed into something less
terrific than before. We learn 10 gaze and
shudder not, for lie carries in his arms the
sweet blossoms of our earthly hopes.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-23
Newspaper Decisions

/. ANY one who take. pagsr regularly from
the Postoilice-wheiher directea 10 hi, name OF
another's, whether he has subscribed or nOt-is
responsible for the payment.
=. If a person orders his paper discontinued
he must pay al! arrearage., or the publisher ma,
continue to send il until payment is made and
collect The whole amount. whether the paper j.
taken from the Office or not.
3. The courts have decided that refusing to
take the newspapers orperiodicals from the Post
Office, or removing and leaving them uncalie
for, l. primd tacid evidence of intentional ftaud.
Papers ordered TO any address can lie changed
to another address al the option Of the sub.
scriher.
Remtlances may be made by check, draft,
money order, or registered letter. All Post
masters are required TO reg lister letters appli-
CATION.
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THIS PAPER
Is on file at the following places:

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WASHINGTON, D.. c.
Office Of Clum & Dinsman, Corner 9th and
Streets, W. W.
NEW YORK CITYi
Office Of
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Chicago and Northwestern Railway,
AIS Broadway.
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Benton Line Steamers, AS Broadway
MERcANTILE LIBRARY Rooms.
COOPER INSTITUTE.
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ers, So Market street.
ST. LOUIS:
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Once Geo A. Baker, PIG Olive Street.
PHILADELPHIA:
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)nce Of Q G. eanborn, General Passenger Agt,
y. p Railroad
Our friends In Montana visiting any Of the
bove cities are invited to call at any Of the
bove mentioned places and read their home
,apcr.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-23

Among the ansceents Of Dis ease are incrtness
IN lie circulation of The blood, an unna.uraly
atienna'ed condition of The physique. Indicating
that The life current is deficient in nurtiye prop
erlles, a wan, haggard look, Inability to digest
he food loss Of appetite, sleep and strength
and sensation Of unnatural lanyuUr. All these
may be regarded as among the indicia of ap-
preaching disease, whirh will eventually attack
The system and overwhelm it, lift i. net built up
and fortified in advance. Invigora,e, then
without loss of time, making choice Of the great-
est vitalizng agent eXtant, Hostetier's Stomach
Biiters, an elixir which has given health and
NiSor to myriads of the sick and Gehi!i;ateI.
which is avouched by MUSICIANS and analysts to
lie pure as well As elective, which is immensely
popular in this country, and extensively used
abroad, and which has been for wears pas; one of
the leading medicinal staples of America. pat
---s.-s
When bran new pianos c;tn be bought for |
Sl2o. and pianos containin" MathuSlck's |
New Patent Duplex Overstrilng Scale
Which the highest musical authorities ac-
to be the greatest improvement,
ever put into SQUARE piano-tor only
$500. we ought to become a musical and
people. This is what the
Mendcissohn Piano Company. ,, East 18th
street. New \ k.are selling pianos
rom their factory at these prices. and all
styles-Giand, Square and Upright. The
great reputation OF these DEMONSTRATING
)een unanimously recommended for the
highest Lonors at the great Centennial Ex-
iibition-and the high character o. tie
company for honorable and stIioht forward
lealihg. should insure for them liberal pa-
rona"e. Their illustrated and descriptive
ttalog"c. OF forty odd pages. giving an
ccount of their vulcanized lumber process
nj the highest testimonials of leading ,
musicians, will be mailed tree to all. and
II Inquiries by letter cheerfully answered.
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witely regard. in the domestic virtues, she
slIrpasses most women as much as i'm mus
cular strength and vigor he surpasses
most men, and he repays this affection
with consistency. care and attention. a
delicate Difference to her wishes, and 10y
al devotion to her that reveals the ideal
lover OF the romantic school. There is,
however. in all this no sen!imentality and
no g,ish.''
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-23
Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from active practice
having had placed in his hand, by an East India,
missionary, the formula of a simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure o.
Consumption, Bronchitis. Caa.rh, Asthma. an.
all Throat and Lung affections, also a positive
ana radical cure for General Debility and A.
nervous complaints, after having thorough,
testeu lis wonderful curative power. in thousand
Oh cases' 1eels II his duty to make it known to hi
sllherlng fellows. The recipe will be sent free
Oh charge 10 all who desire it, with full direction.
Tor preparing and successfully using Address
with stamp, naming !his paper
DR. NJ. f. BELL,
No. es Cour.land Street.
zo-tn. Baltimore, Nd.
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TIE EETE2ODED
REMINGTON
Sewing Machine.

i.-Nakrs perez: lock stitch, alike on both
sizes, on all kinds of goods.
S.-huns light, smooth. nOisees- and rafid
J-Durable. Runs for years without REL air
~ III do all varie.ie, of work and fancy
stilchilg Ia uieriGr manner.
OIL most easily managed by the operator
Length Of stitch may be altered while running.
ana machine can lie threaded wi hOut Ia sing
thread through II les
0-DeaiEn simple, ingenious, elegant Form
Ing The stitch wi bout The Use Of cog W he Ell gear,
rotary 'ani:, OF lever arms. Has the automatic
Dir p iee'i whirh Insure, uniform length of ,!itcb
Il any sieed. Has our new thread controller
when allows ea5! movement of needle bar and
prey elllnS injury 10 thread
|-Lnnsirucii N IN II careful and fini he'd Ii
l. manufactured by he m 's, skiiiful AID eNperi-
ehced mecha ,ics, ~ HE eeiebra 81 BENNINGTON
ARt.ORi, i!IUN, \. i. Attention i. ca led 10
oar greatly reduced prices.
S--lhe NJ Remington Machine for manu-
ac uriIS and family u-e ha, been recently i'm
tr-Eea, and is offered 10 The pubic wi h The az
surance that ii Will give entire sa is action
AEsHDs.Y: ILlON, NY.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
28l u 2S3 Broadway, New York
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"My son, know myself" sok.nnly said
a father to one OF his offspring. Thank
you. sir,' piled the son, but my list of
is sufficiently large Already"
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Love is that affection which. being c"nl-
pounded OF esteem and benevolence. be-
comes the bond Of attachment and union
between individuals Of the different sexes,
and makes them enjoy in tire society Of
each other species Of happiness which
tley experience nowhere else.
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COMMUNICABLE L. Duke, John S. Mepdes-
hail and Jane. a. Terrell.
Sheriy.--iias Ralston.
Clerk and Recorder.-Ailns J. Naiia.
Irscsure"-J. ID. McCanlan
/::rssor.-E. ID. Ferguson.
Judge Of Pr"oals.-A. ID. McPherson
Sapf. OF pabi:c In:!ruci'On.-Eco. w. Monroe
Justice Of the pc1ce.-J. DediHick.
COnstabie-A. i. Clark
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SECOND DISTRICT-IIiRAM KNOWLES, Judge
In Deer Lodge County. at DEER LODGE CITY,
second Monday in April
FIRST Monday in September, (for all cause
ihai can he tried wi bout jury, except in case
where The laries consent iha. = special venir.
may Issue 10 Try the same)
First Monday in December
In Mi ssouia County, at MIssoULA, fourth Mon
DAY in June: second Monday in November.
In ea'erheaa County at BANSACk, fir,
Monday in June; second Monday in October.
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THIRD DlsTRICT-D. s. WADE, JUDGE.
In Lewis and Clarke County, at HELENA, flrsi
Monday IN March; first Monday in November
=, Lin Sieashel County, at DIAsoND CITY, four,l
Monday in April; third Monday in October.
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Unite! Sicte, A,say Office
Assaver, Charles Runlley He,ec;
Meter, NJ. A. Meyendorf. ........H o.sn;:
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lHoTE.-onl'ed states Courts are held at vir-
sinia City, Deer Lodge, and Helena. At III,
times the Territorial District Courts are held 4
those places
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First District, J. G; Slratt: Virgins Cit.
second District, 4. ii. Mayhew. 80. Deer Lodge
1hird District, Joseph *. Iools. ... Helen:
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Rfqlsfe'SN RdnErupfcy
Clarence Ewing sd DISTRICT ... JI.'ea.
lheolhiiu5 MutIley. .irsinia Cit,
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Times Of Holding the Courts OF Mon.
tana for the Year. A. b. 1879.

SUPREME COURT.
In HHL-NA, first Monday in January, aad Sc
cond Mondayin August.
FIRST DlSTRlCT-HENRY y. BLAKE judge
In Madison County, AZ VIRGINIA CITY, sscopo
Monday in March; second Monday in Sepiem-
Der.
IN Galiaiin County, at BozEMAN first Monda.
IN May; fourth Momlay in October.
In Jefferson County, at KApEpa.rna. dr..
Tuesday in April; first Tuesday in October
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-27
Ennth Carolina ssnhtOrshfp.
IUincinnnti Commercially

WAsH1HGToH, Nov. 23. Late advices from
South Carolina represent thnt Gov. Hhrnp-
toms broken leg is rapidly healing, and thht
amputation will not be necessary, He has
not yet announced himself Il candidate for the
Senate, and refuses to sny positively whether
he will, but nrn oug his Intimate frleuds there
Is little doubt The Republicans have but two
mcnbers in the Legislature, and, as party,
are Il prived Of II voice In the seecton Of sen
ut,r, Gen. Gnry, who chirns to be the author
Of the "strnight-out policy by which South
Carolina was turned over to the Democrats, is
q candidate, but without hope Of election IN
less supported by Hampton. This will not
be- granted, as there is bitter feeling be-
tween these two leaders, growing out OF ram
pant utterances by Gary during the late cam
pnigu. Hampton refused to speak fion the
snrne stand with Gary, md will not reecog-
nize him. All attempts ut reconc1 iatlon have
failed GAry feels very bitter, rs he imhglnes
himself the author Of the policy which over
whened the Republicans, and is without re-
ward He lives in the same county tEdge-
fieldj with Senator Butler which 10 another
DISQUALIFICATION. Among rl-informhd gen
tlcrnen from that State there is no doubt but
what Hampton will sucCeed Patterson by hh
overwhelming Legislative vote.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-27
DELINQUENT STATE LICENSES WILL BE
SUED FOR IN DECEMBER.
EgREE HEsES.

MANY iury eases will come up before the
Fourth District Court in February next.
Rubber overshoes and patten8 are not az
much used in this city aS In the NOrkh, tno1gh
they would have done much service yesterday
and Monday.
The Club Dramatlqt1e Orleanaiae will, on
the eighth u December, inaugurate the re-
oDening Of the Opera House BY q drama, OF
which due notice will be given.
Many a man has learned the first pr1nci-
pies Of profanity while waiting in O. street car
for q train Of forty freight cars to pass BE-
fore he could proceed on his way.
DR.. FCrmento's clientele up town will be
glad 10 learn that he has established an Office
on Canal street, between Rampant and BaStns
adjoining st. Cyr Fourcade's drugstore.
| Battery F, Orleans Artillery, held 81 elec~
| tion Of officers yesterday evening at the state
| Arsenal, and the following gentlemen were
elected First lieutenant, ?. Z. Trosclalrs )
second lieutenant, q. W. Duncan.
The clerks Of the district courts are Won
dering At the small number Of suits filed
They attribute the lack Of business II the1f
departments to the fact that lawyers are noE
| vet prepared to begin work, owing to the con-
| fusion 0ccaalOned by the late epidemic Ii all
branches Of business in New Orleans
The DEMOCRAT returns thanks @ Mr.
Nicanor TrelIes, president, and Mr. CASTOR
| VoOrhiee. gecretary Of the Lycee Artsstlqae
IF Tiffernfre for an invitation TO attend e.
s.nirea cnrnnlirneptaire" which Is TO take
nIaca on Saturday. the thirtieth Instant, at
the residence Of Miss Gourdaln, NO l0 st-
Bernard street.