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Hafillet's SOlilOGuy.
WILL E. PAUL'S VERSION.

TO shake. or not to shake, that is the
question Whether it were better for a
man to suffer tile chills and fever incident
to ague, or to take few doses of some
noxious drug. and, by thus opposing, end
them. TO shake. and take the drug, and
by the taking, to say we end the chills and
the succeeding fever; It's a contamination
devoutly to be wished. TO shake. to take.
to take, perchance to destroy the system :;
aye, there's the rub, there's the respect
which makes the ague of SO long life; TOR
who would bear the ever dreadful chill.
the burning fever. tie lassitude which is
sure to follow each attack. when he HIM
self might its Guietus make with few
grains of quininc; who would ague bear.
to groan and reel under weary load; but
that the fear of something in the time to
come THAT unknown future which lies like
IN impenetrable cloud before Us) puzzles
The will, and makes lis rather bear the
dreaded ague, than fly to evil that might
be worse? Thus reason oft makes cow
ards OF us all: and thus lite which might
be one Of pleasure, and of usefulness,
with this regard becomes weary burden.
ind loses the name of living.
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An Even Distribution.

He was squirting tobacco juice over The
floor of the saloon, and telling how capita
oppressed labor. when one Of the dozer
men inquired:
''Air you one o. them communists ~
~ hold, sir, that we must have an even
distribution OF prOpcry-yes, sir. or well
fight, sir" was the pompous reply.
STRANGER, kin We lend me a chew o. to-
bacco p asked the inquirer.
A box full of iine-cut was handed him
He put it in his pocket and was walking
away with it, when the communist called
out:
BEG pardon, but you are carrying of
my tObacco!'
.-S'all right - s'ail right" replied the
other. 81 Was out. and you have plenty.
We've got to even this business up. you
know, and you keep the box aud III keep
the tobacco
lie was too big to lick. and the commnn-
Int put the empty box IN - pocket, and
rsfaseJ to laugh nTth4hs eEcwd.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-08-29

In 1855 young gentleman registered bis
name in the largest hotel in the city of
Louisville, Ky. He bad q I.etty good
wardrobe, such rs young nen usually
have, including gold watch and chain.
lie was in search of occupation. At the
expiration of two weeks he took an in
ventory of his personal effects: s-Out of
money and no business" He had briet
interview with the proprietor of the hotel.
His trunk OF clothing was left as security
for his board bill; he hypothetical his
watch for the loan Of ten dollars, and llay-
ing kissed the tip end of his fingers to
kind and sympathetic landlord, he sswent
diving for the bottom" He found dot
tom" on Water street, where a steamer
was being discharged of cotton by Dutch
men. negroes and iakees. Having pur-
chased heavy pair Of boots, blue shirt
and oyerllls. he commenced rolling and
piling cotton at the rate of five cents per
bale. Lin three weeks he was promoted to
the position of marker" with salasy OIL
forty-fiye dollars per month, and at The ex-
piration OF nine months he had = light to |
grow mellow over salary of one hundred |
and twenty-five dollars per month. To-
day this gentleman is one of the largest |
business operators in the city.
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Overtasking the Energies.

1t is not advisable for any of us to overtask our
energies, corporal CIR mental, but in the eager
pursuit of wealth or fame, knowledge, how
many transgress this salutary rule. 1t must be
a matter of great importance TO all who do so to
know how they can regain the vigor SO reckless
ly expended. The remedy is neither costly nor
difficult to obtain. Hostetter's Stomach Bi;ters
is procurable in every city, town and settlement
in America, and it compensatss for drain of
bodily or mental energy more efectually than
any inyigorant ever prescribed or advertised.
Laboring men, athletes, students, journalists,
lawyers, clergymen, physicians, all bear testi-
mony to its wondrously curative powers. 1t in
creases the capabilities for undergoing fatigue,
and counteracts the Injurious effects upon the
system Of exposure, sedentary habits, unhealthy
or wearying avocations, AN insalubrious eli
mate, and is prime Alternative, diuretic and
blood depurent. s6-w4
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Don't Judge man by the house he lives
in, for the lizard and the rat often inhabi
the grandest structures.
Mi dear friend, M strange az it may seem
to yu. mankind had rather see yu fle
than succeed, bekause they had rather pity
than admire.-Josh Billings.
a Salem paper says that the farmers who
are hauling grain to that place report a
better yield than last year. The grain is
larger and fuller than usual.
The only way to know the length.
breadth. and thickness OF parents luv is
to bekum a parent yurself, and l advise yu
to do it the ftlst honest chance yu kan git.
A sensible young man went Northwest
lately to hunt homestead. lie found ev-
erything lovely, with two exceptions. He
said it would be the best country in the
world IF we had railroad and had nv
girl
A celebrated barristcr, retired from prac-
tice, was one day asked his sincere opinion
of the law. ''Why, the fact is" rejoined
he, ''it any man were to claim the coat up
on my back. and threaten my refusal with
a lawsuit, lie should certainly have it. lest,
in defending my coat, l should lose my
waistcOat also"
In Nelson county, Virginia, hawk was
seen at considerable height with large
snake wl1tbing in its claws, when sudden
|y the bird closed its wings and tel heavily |
TO the ground. The snake-a mOccasin-
had bitten it in the neck, but the talOns Of
The hawk were so buried in the vitals of the
serpent that it also died.
''Happy is the man." says the New Or
cans Picayane. ''who can lie all day under
shade tree, looking for work." Happy.
hen. thrice happy is jim Anderson, who
an lie all day anywhere, sun or shade,
ain or shine, in the garden, down in the
ellar, across the street, around the corner
Just give him subject, and
ne place is no object.-Hawkeyc.
The Catechism ought to be handled with
'reat care. a little girl was asked, "What
the sacrament Of matrimony?'' The
DOR child, who had learned her lesson by
ote. got little mixed and gave the an
wcr to another question, as follows: ut
state of torment into which souls enter
, prepare for another and better world"
he priest, who had observed. but not ex-
rrienced, simply replied, with a sigh
For aught know, you may be perfectly a
ght." and went on with the examination. "
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Thousands of men and women are stary.
ing themselves to death. They dare not
eat or drink this or that, fearing it will in.
crease their flesh. Life depends upon con-
tinuous self-dcnial. The only safe and re-
liable remedy for this terrible condition is
Allan's Anti-Fat. 1t is wholly We .etable
and perfectly harmless. Its use insures a
reduction of from two to five pounds Der
week. Sold by druggists.
BUFFALO, n. Y, June Is, 1878.
To the Prop,'ietors of Allan's Anti-Fat:
GENrLEMEN-The following report is
from the lady who used Allan's Anti-Fat: :
ut 1.-THE Anti-FaD had the desired effect.
reducing the tat from two to five pounds
week, u1iilI had lost twenty-five pounds.
hope nevtr to regain what have lost"
Yours respectfully.
POWELL & PLIMPTON,
Wholesale Druggists.
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Love Among the POsies.

Whitehall, Y. Y, Times.
Twas morn.
The orb of day was shining as bright as
boot-black.
Every flower had rose from its bed in
dew time.
In the bed beneath the arbor there was
jessaminc Of flowers.
Sweet bees slipped money and hummed
musical lullabies. while crickets cro,ed
with hilarious mirth, amid sparkling dew
drops and conder sed incense.
'.Sweet one, let me taste thy tulips" a
voice said.
"Begonia don't suit me, SIR" was the
reply.
80 fair one. wouldst thou have me peony
way for the love of tlee:'
''Sir. thou canst not win me-thou hast
not anemone."
"Wouldst thou drive me where the
woodbine twineth. cruel-bt arted one:"
''Dow darest thou callaliy such names !?
Leave metz
''Never, unless thy promise is given that
thou wilt forgct-me-not."
'.Peas, be still. Lettuce have sweet
peas.''
80 charming one, thou alone canst give
heartease to me-"
''Never TO such dandylion as thou art |
There is no sweet fern in this. SIR
80 sweet one, do not violet my feelings
with such photographic levity."
''Away with thee, l say, or l will call
my poppy
''Ivy mind to PROSTATE myself before
thee, and battle thy feet with my kisses"
"Ah, me, | E.in would not have such
lark-spurring around here
20 morning glory of my life. must |
thus be doomed to wither and fade away
urloved?'
''Ies, coXcomb. ii is so wiled.''
''Then. by Heavens. the fates lilac blaz-
es, cruel one. As the trellis clings to the
rosebIsh would my heart entwine itself
about thee. Thou dost cast me off. You ;
say haven't anemone. lis false-I have +.
millions Of SCENTS
'Whaf sayest thou:''
"Ah! methinks thou relentes+. Yes. :,
sweet one, l can purchase for thee corn
silk for dresses, such as Princess will ,,
envy
''Thou'rt not so bad rs I thought thee. !,
There's many cowslip 'twiXt buttercup .
and lip
",Tlen thy stubbornness doth wilt?'
AYE. dearest, call in Dominic Cucum-
Der. and let him double lis up at once"
And, rs the beautiful orb of day sank
beneath the crimson horizon of n Western S
sky. two souls with but single thought p
lay sleeping peacefully in luxurious bed OF ii
roses. ii
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Lean down and kiss me, my love, my own,
The day Is near when thy fond heart will mis-
me,
When DER my low green bed with bitter moan
Thou wilt lean down, bu: cannot clasp, or kis.
How strange II il, that !, so loving thee
And knowing We must part, Ierchance tO-mor-
row;
Comfort find, thinking how great will be
Thy lonely dcsola,ion and Thy sCrrow.
And then, and then, o mine own other part,
Why should gruGse thee some surcease Of
weeping?
Why cannot T.oice that in thy heart
Sweet love will bloom again when am sleep
ing.
Nay-make no promise. ! would place no ban
Upon thy future, even wouldst thou let me.
Thou hast most truly loved me like a man,
And like man, in time thou wilt forget me.
Why should care-.o near the infinite,
Why should care, that thou will cease to miss
me.
An. God, these earthly ties are knit-so tight,
Quick, quick, len lower, 0 my love, and kiss
ne.
-EHa Wheeler
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Newspaper Decisions.

l.. Any one who takes paper regularly from
the Observation-Disclosures directed to his name or
anOther's, whether he has subscribed or not-is
responsible for the payment.
2. If person orders his paper discontinued
he must pay all arrearages, or the publisher may
continue to send il until payment is made and
collect the whole amount, whether the paper Is
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 uncalletl
for, Is Prind tacid evidence of Intentional fraud.
Papers ordered TO any address can be changed
to another address at the option of the sub.
scriber.
Remittanccs may be made by check, draft
masters are required to register letters on appli-
cation
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Is on file at the following places:

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Streets, \. W.
NEW TORK CITY:
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AS Broadway.
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n. Il. Railroad.
Our friends in Montana visiting any of the
above cities are invited to call at any of the
above mentioned places and read their home
paper.
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rn 1nE persons suppose this list to be com, oscd
., s1hEhp, low-priced newspapers. The fact Is
cure o'herwise. The Catalogue states exsc,Iy
" VIVA, me papers are. When the name OF n naner
insanre ,n IN h rnnL FACE TYPE i is in every
printed in CAPITALS it is The ONLY naner Vim In
n.is af .he when Irin'a in roman ielers j, is
y very good one. Notwithstanding. The he'i e.,
sMes me population of every town and the circu.
LIST IT Is NOR CiIs Ap LIST lis st, srs I've
,n me us'aiogue for each State the Important
meEa'ed. 1T is AN HONEST LIST 7 Ias Emu rna-
cn.rged for advertising arcbarey one-:iilh he
t,,,n .. schedule The price for ore inrh
.nur weeks Ia the entire list is SGs5. The re.,m:ar
ses q 8. the PAPER for the same space and time
- Ss nh ~, 30 The list includes $50 newsparers
y Whnch ioS are issued DAILY and se7 VEEE'
IL. They are located in sas different ciii,s and
~. o. = are State cspiias. as places Of over
? ,ooO reputation, and "A county sets Ists ssrt
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-~"~ CURES DISEASES OF THE ~
THROAT, LUNGS, LIVER & BLOOD.

In the wonderful medicine 10 which the afilict-
Ell arc ainvc directed for relief, Tie ,tisrnI cTcr
believes lie has combined in hfrn,nnp E,orc ri
Natures sovereign curative properties, which
.'o has iirsiilicd into the vegetable kins'l.m
for healing the sick. than were ever before com
hinca IN ono mctlicinc. The evidence of this fici
Is found in the great variety Of most Obstinate
diseases which ii has been found to cnilGiicr. In
the cure of Bronchitis, severe Coughs,
and the carly stages of COnsu III PtiOn, il has
astonisl,et the medical faculty. ami eminent
rhyscians pronounce il thc greatest medical
est Coughs, il strengthens the sr.icm AMI pnrl-
ttes the blood. I;v lis great AMI thorough
bi""'-r'iiring properties, it cures all Eiu.
III oYS. from Inc worst scrOgu!a To n conn; oa
siOtcb. Pinspic. or Eruption. Moycura
disease. Mineral Pni>ons, and tier ELECTS are
era'tcaicl, and vigorous health AMI Il sound
constitution established. ErysipeIas. Snlt.
Nix In, IL short. all The numerous Iii eases ri.Fc,I
bv bad blood, are conquered hT this powerful,
purifying. AMI invi:sorainy MEDICINE
II yoH feel duh, 'lrowsv. t'c i.a'c! hrvc sal.
low color "t SKIN. or We! Fowl. II brown s:,,.s on
race or holy, frequent irai.c' G or ..iiI,rc.S
bad ta..r in mouth. intcrn. Era: ellis ai'er-
na'r'i w:ih hot frshrs, low si,.-t, an. ;:na,nY
iorehctings. Irregular a.iec,.'c. AID tongue
cnaic.i; Won arc suffering from SorG,iL s.iyer,
" Liver Complaint, only part of hes,
symptoms are eNic;icnce''. IA Il remedy fct
all such cases, Dr. Picrrc'a Golden Me Heal Dis.
cover i':t. u" equal, il c:;cc:, pc c,., cles
leaving Tie liver srcns. !cnc.l au! ..ctl.l,y.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS AT 81 PER fo.Tie.
Prepared liz e. Y. PIERCE. VI, H.. sn,c
Irni'rictnr. ri tie WORLD, i,!orI>SAEY,
Buffalo, y. \.
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SECOND DISrRICT-lIInAM KNOWLES, Judge
In Deer Lodge County, at DEER LODGE CITY,
second Monday in April.
First Monday in September, (for all causes
that can be tried without a jury, except in case.
where the parties consent that special vcnire
may issue to try the same)
First Mon,:ay in December
IL MissOula County, at MIssOULA fourth Nom
day in June; second Monday in November.
In Beaverhead Count, at BANNACK, first
Monday in June; second Monday in October
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THIRD DISTRICT-D. s. WADE, JUDGE.
In Levi: and Clarke County, at HELENA, first
Monday in March; first Monday in November
In Aeaghel Comfy, ut DIAMOND CITY, fourth
Monday In April; third Monday in October
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GALLATIv COUNTY OFFICERS.
Commissioners.-G. l.. Duke, John S. Nenden-
hall and James A. Terrell.
SheriE-Silas Ralston.
Clerk and Recorder.-Aime J. Malin.
I'redsurrr.-J. u. McCaman.
Assessor.-E ID. Ferguson.
Judge Of P,'obate-A. ID. Mcpherson.
Supt. Of Public characterization. w. Monroe.
Justice of the Pcacc.-J. Dediwick.
C0uStdbLc-A p. Clark
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lNOTE.-Uniied STATES Courts are held at Vir-
ginia City, Deer Lodge, and Helena, at the
times he Territorial District Courts are held a:
those places.l
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THE ENPROTED
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0.-ls most easily managed by the operator
Length, of stitch may be altered while running.
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FIRST DISTRICT-IIENRY N. BLAKE. Judge.
In Madison County, at VIRGINIA CITY, second
Monday in March; second Monday in Septem-
Eer.
In Gallatin County. at BoZEMAN, first Monday
in May; fourth Monday in October.
In Jefferson County, at RADERsBURG, first
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Times Of Holding the Courts OF Mon.
tana for the Year, A. ID. 1873.

SUPREME COURT.
In HELENA, first Monday in January, and Sc
cond Monday in August.
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GALLA7Ty COUNTY OFFICERS.

United States Examining Surgeon.
Thomas Reecc. .....................H Helena
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Prepared LIZ f. Y. Pls:7sCE. ", r.. Snic
Irnnricf"r. Il; tie WORLDS, i,!orEHSAHY
Buffalo, y. !.
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United States assay Office.
Assaycr, Charles Rumlcy ...... ......... Helena
Meter, NJ. A. Meyendorff. Helena
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Registers in bankruptcy.
Clarence Ewing I'D DISTRICT ............. Helena
Theophilus Mufliey. Virginia City
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ARMeDRY: II.1ON. n. Y.
DQJNCIDAT OFFICE

c81 g. 283 Broadway, New Yor k
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-20
THE ROSS DIVORCE CASE.

Suit for limited divorce begun In tho Supreme
Court Kings county, by Mrs. AMMO ". Ross. against
William Ross, her husband, In February last, and tho
csse referred to Mr. Henry Smell for examination
report. Tho defendant, who has been twice mar
ried plaintiff being his second WHO, is collector for
the Williamsburg Gas Company, Sunday school
teacher In the Reid Avenue Church and also
in the DO Kalb Avenue Methodist Church,
Brooklyn. The plaintiff accuses him or having
treated ner in cruel and inhuman man.
ner. The testimony taken before the referee
Is voluminous and both parties were submitted TO a
rigorous and searching cross-cxam nation. They
married February %, 1866, ana have two chi-
dren-the eldest being Edith, aged nve years, and the
youngest, Willie, two years and half. Among tho
acts of hardsbp alleged against the defendant s
In which tho latter compelled tho plaintiff In 1870
put Ave OF coal the cellar viii hand shovel.
lie compelled her when he was, she alleges, irtoxi-
Gated bring heavy mattresses down stairs for him
to lie upon. Two premature births wore the results.
She mad do tho household work Tor family OF nine.
On several occasions. sho claims, he struck her
on tho facc. Ono day ho came home and,
being angry because his meals were not cooked 10
suit hi she alleges he caught her by the throat and
threatened TO kill her aud the plaintiff fed to ncgn
boris house for protection IL was further alleged
that tue defendant beat one OF his children when
eighteen months old with a strap an men III width
and that he beat tho other child when four years of
age nrst diveatng the Itte one OF ber clothing The
testimony OF Mrs. Ross was corroborated by several
Witnesses, among the number bcina sister oil tho de-
fcndant The referee reported in favor oil the plain
tin The Court reserved the decision.
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amount fuel that nowhere could be had readily
as here IN Pittspurg. II Indiana could make good
an article that New York builders were wiling 10 put
the large warehouses; as they have done during
year two, there certainly existed reason
why Pitisburg should not add icw OF
ground TO 200 already occupied by her glass
factories also mantuy enter upon tho manuiac-
ture OF plate glass There is IN the gluss industry,
however one branch in which Pttsburg IS greatly be-
hind Europe No cut glass worth tho name Is made
here. The ordinary table ware or pressed glass
Is made in abundance, but the glassware tit TO be
ON u table next 10 syerware must yet be pur-
chased from the importer Perhaps when the wealth
OF the country viii demand more elegance aud more
artistic taste all that pertains 10 the household OF
tho ordinary citizen the manufacturers may set to
work and make Il. but thus far thoy certainly have
been required TO do so, and they expend all their
labor and capital upon the clumsy, common ordinary
glassware that is found without limit everywhere.
am credby informed that the art OF cutting glass 10
rs yet but very little understood here and demand
having arr its manufacture efforts been
made TO get this skilled artistic labor TO this
country from France and Belgium. The table ware
which Is made hero Is produced At very low cost
forty cents, for instance. Tor dozen gobets--and
being tho common article, requiring tor lis manu-
facturc moulds machinery, VIC are enabled to
compete more with the foreign article OF the
same grade aud hcnce quito large amount Of this
common glassware is being sent to other countries.