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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-31

Yes. be independent.

Yes. be independent.
Don't hang around and wait for some.
body else to go ahead. Break your own
path. Do what you want done yourself
Don't put o1 to-day's work ustu tc-,.s,s,
row in the hope that it vii; be done for
you.
If you want to succeed. take off your
gloves and c:sllous your own h:.s,ds on the
plough handles.
If you are Il woman. and Bridget goes
off in Il huff. be independent. and was h
your own dishes, and scrub your own
floors, and laugh in her face when size
comes back expecting to be received with
open arms.
There is nothing like showing fate, even
| if it be fate in the shape of an ill-tempered
Bridget, that You are independent OF it.
and can get along without it.
When people find you don't want any OF
their help they are always eager to help
you. Things that you do not stand in
nee,i OF. will be offered you freely.
When you see Il duty before you. do it..
and don't stand shivering on the brink, for
fear somebody will say something about
it. What matters it it Mrs. a. says You
are Il tool. AMI Mrs. L. expresses Tie opin-
ion that there is something wrong in your
upper story? What she says and what lie
says does not alter ii.
Don't ask cverybody's advice about
everything. Have pluck enough to decide
for yourself. II you want TO lply Il bushel
OF corn. don't spend Il day running about
asking X. Y, In Il where you had better
buy it. or if you hadn't better wait until
grain falls.
Don't he a slave 10 what anybody is go
ing TO say about you. If you have enc
mics. and if course yOu have, unless you
a,c born an idiot, let them fling out at you.
Show the world by your daily lite that
your enemies have lied. Live lying SIAN
'lers down. Lift up your head and he in
dependent OF them. Have so confiaants
and gO-betweens.
Mutual friends are disastrous failures
anywhere ont of Charles Dickens novels.
II you have secret sorrows. trust them on
~ W youi oou, ioI ue saussc CaA heeP
secret.
In all matters o! right and wrong. Judge
for yourself; decide for yourself; stand by
yourself. .....--
Bear in mind the solemn and stupendous
truth that you are preparing yourself for
eternity. and ast in such a way that yoll
my not fear to have the sunlight of etess
nity stream full upon all your finished
deeds.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-31

BOHEMIAN, MONTANA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 81. 1878
MINIS Bette7'-HNf.
Belts of all kinds are more popular thu,

Belts of all kinds are more popular thai
ever.
Mineral gray is one of the many new
shades this winter.
Plush and satin doa5le-f,ced ribbon:
are the most fashionable worn.
Millincrs study to make t'ieir styles sc
complicated that Lldies cannot make tlieiI
own bonnets.
One lady in Maine boasts hair eight fee1
and one incl, in length, and that she hi.
refused an offer Of 81. 900 tor it.
A young lady over in Kansas. the Other
day, stepped into tie sanctum and threw
pepper into the editors eyes. She was |:
spicy contributor.
Little fur anklets for lal;es are fashions
lie rs well rs comfortable.
'Jane," crieda fond mother. sticking
her head ont of the bedroom door. lit is
eleven o'clock; tell that young man to
please shut the front door from the out
s;le.'
10 WlvEs.-Don't you ever believe that
your husband gets drunk Of his own ac-
cord. 1t is his intimate friend w!:o prizes
his mouth open with Il crowbar, and pOurs
the champagne into him by the baskctfil
Woman caasu:ncs tllir;y-s:x buttons on
her single pair OF kid gloves; whereas man
buttons his saspen |ers with Il s:,inyle nail
And yet wonscN folks will ask. Button.
button-w!ic's got tie hulton."
\ man SHOT ut Il cat, IN | brought down
his wife the first time. Tae most singular
part is. the wounded woman actually be-
le,el that he aimed 1T the cat Oac of the
most Beautiful characteristics Ofa wife is
the answering confidence she places in
the word Of her husband.
"Oh. You say this gentleman wss about
fii,y-iive." sail Canning to a pcst young
woman III the witness box. "anl suppose.
now. yon consider yourself to be a pretty
good judge Of peoples ages. es? All. just
So. Well. now. hOw Old should y0u take
me to he::' Judging by your appearance.
sir" replied the witness. IL should take
yol to be about sixty; by your questions
| should suppose you were about sixteen"
The wife Of Il PenHsylvani, clergyman.
when dying recently. called him to her bed
side and said: Don't grow morbid when
am gone. Go into society. be cheerful and
let no regard for my memory cheek you
when you see fit to marry again. 1t is my
wish; TIE children must be cared for: vou
wiz need i helper in your work. 1pu can
not live alone; yo:r temperament is all
against it; only choose Il c,ieerful woman
and ie:.cl her to love our cliil,Iren. Don't
answer lae, ;..sh Ciea't be governed by what
the world says or tIl;D.:s.''
A lady who consulted her physician al
most daily, about some imaginary ailmept,
and who like'l TO talk with him on a great
many subjects, because he WAS witty ana
man. Oh oae Occ .siOn asked to he
exc,scd aN interview. The doctor. think.
ing tie servant misunderstood the mes
sage. requested his arrival to be announced
a second time. but the lady said that she
WAS grievetl at being Obliged TO deny her.
sell the pleasure of his company, because
she ,oas rc,,y H."
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POet1'y.
TAaC 44Istse W0un AN

Don't talk TO me of Olympus maids,
'Divinely tall and fair''-
OF Cleopatra, imperial form,
Or Juno's stately air.
Those mighty danes, with redoub:ed names
May erst have held their sway,
lis the little woman-blcss her heart!
| Who rules the world to-day.
With her wistfni, winsome ways
| Her artful, arIless smile
Her airy grace, and her fairy face
| Her wisdom wit, and wi,es
She mocks the pride and she swavs the s,r~ngth
She bends the will of man,
rs only such dcspo. elf
| A litie wcman-can.
Though her path may lead thro' the darkest WAYS
She always finds lieh.;
Though her eyes be dazZici by fortunes RAYS.
>he'- sure - see ar2h,:
though her wisdom be of no special school,
Her lagic just berause''-
The first has settled a kingdom's fa.e,
The last Aa: made lis laws
'Ii' he lite woman ;ha. goes ahead
when men would lag behind
The LITTLE woman Y Il .ec her chance
And a!way, knows her mind
who can s'y'y smile n. shc .ake, :he oath
To honor, love, o.ey,
And mentally add 'he .aving clause,
''lI lille wonau', way.n
Would 'hc diamond seem sach rcrrec. gem
Fit mel s;rc.i one foot round?
Would he roe leaf yie,d such a swee: rcr.ume
lfil covered yarl, of round?
Would 'he dew-'iropS seem 50 clear and pure
If the dew like rain III ,u,d fall?
Or 'he h:tle woman l5c half so great
If she were six feet lals
'Tis the hand = sof. ~ thn nesting bird
That grips vi h the grip Of steel,
'Ti' ihe voice q low as The summer wind
1ha rules without appeal
And the warrior, scholar, saint, and sage.
May igh'. and plan, aud pray.
The world will way iiil The end or time
In the little wolnaa's way
-Chicsgo Inter Ocean.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-31
Wit uNU H1l7,1Or.
Companions in arins-Twins.
True TO the last-A well-make boot.
A coffin is wanted for dying echo.

| Companions in arins-Twins.
True TO the l:.st-A well-make boot.
A coffin is wanted for a dying echo.
a friend in knead-,he baker who trusts.
The motto of lovers--"E plural. bus.
yum yum
j When are gloves unsaleahle - When
they arc kept on hand. ..--......
In what ship have the greatest number
of people been eckcd:-Courtship
| Dare to do right. dare to be true. and
kick ut your notler-in-law if she kicks at
you.
Why is windy orator like whale -
Because he often rises TO spout.
When Il man is rooted TO the spot"
through fear. does lie branch out before he
leaves!
Mark Twain says: Il have seen slower
people :l.an am. But they were dead"
Ii is perfectly natural that Il man Should
feed girl:sh wien he makes his maiden
speech"
paintHl question: '.What shall it profit
Il man if he g.in the whole world and put
it in :: savings b;nk:'
What is that which q man may have nev-
r!o ssed and yet leave behind him.
\ Will.
Never write letters to widow. She al
ways takes down the oil box and COM
parcs yours with the other mans.
Speaking of dancin", Il clergyman hits
the nil on the bead with the remark that
people usla ly do more evil with their
tongues than with their toes"
"A soft answer tUrneth away wrath"
yet = man c;ught by his wife dealing soft
answers TO Il pretty widow next door. says
II: he can S!loN scars TO prove IN It the
p:OTcib didn't work well in his case.
"Ies, my SON." said foal parent to
his attentive son. ''the very hairs of our
heads are n,,mhered.'' "iIumph.' ex-
tl,imed the youth, gazing inquiringly up
u the b.lness of the aged parents head,
that's not!iinw,'
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-31

Ministers will have their little jokes like
other people. .Come oyer and preach for
me tonight" said Chicago divine to a
ceric;il friend whom he met in the street
not many th,ys since. Il can't Tonight =
was the reply; Il am almost down sick
with the headache" "Well." drolly OBJ
served the other. Il guess yon can do it J;
for it you preach ~ you usually do, you
won't hava to uss your head any"
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Newspaper Union

The leading editorial writer's on THE Lon
don Times receive 1900 guinA#s per an
NUN. The lrgcs! salaries paid in America
are not quite equal to this. Connery OF
the New York lXesasd gets 5000; White
law Reid. $4,000; Dana. Sl2.OOO; Hurl-
btrt. $4,000. In Boston. Hascall gets
$4,000. and has gone TO Europe for
4 year. his s;lary continuing during
.is absence. The western journalists
C lib,r lily compensated. The leading
editorial writer on the Chicago
Tine; gets $500, and the managing edi-
tor $1,000. Wa,,erson. 81 800, a tnteres.
in the lro.i.s, and seat in Congiess ::
Steeh;n, S6lD0. and llals!ed probably 81.
get deal more than any Of his western
.',yals. Chas. Norlho.f draws $4,000 PEI
mum ON IL New Yori Herald :. r
wri. Ing whatever and whenever he please
The majority of the foregoing conmeace.l
tlclr TAR eer in the lower walks of ieyr-
n Ism Or at the ease, and are now ala.-
fonal examples of the truth of the a.age
that, there is always room nj the top
- o~s<A-o
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-31

some trath. not only for farmers. but for
every one who would succeed in any un-
dcrtaking:
So AND COME
''if you want business done," says the
proyerb. go and do ii; ifyOu don't want
it done. send some one else
An inlolent gentleman had freehold
estate. producing about five hundred II
year. Becoming involved in debt. he sold
halt the estate. and let the remainder to IN
Industrious farmer for twenty years. Abou:
the end Of the ter'p. the farmer called to
pay Ills rent. and asked the owner if lie
would sell his farm.
"W.Il you buy liz" asked tho owner,
surprised.
"Yes, provided we can agree about the
price"
THAT is exceedingly strange observed
tie gentleman; '.pray tell ne how it hap
pens that willie could not live upon twice
as muc! land, for which paid no rent,
you are regularly paying me two hundred
year. and are able in "a few years to pui=
chase it?''
'.The reason is piain,'' was the reply.
.'iou sat still and said co. | got up and
said come' You laid ia bed and enjoyed
your estate; rose in the morning and
minded my business. .s'-Sstf-H Help.
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Washington Letter.

Winter a. t.st <aDi:ol-puhIfc Ecccr
tionx-The Ais-Eugs. Their Dress
nnh Style-ttrs. KIayes-wo.
man aaHrage Convention
-l6th Am enGlncnt,
Etc. Etc.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-31

We are noi merely working. intellectus
machines, but social puzzles, whose solu
ton Is the work Of lie
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-31

Assurance never f,ileti TO get atl,nissi or
in.1 tho h0ilses of the great.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-01-31

Tire following was clipped from paper
nearly Il hundred years old, in England. by
Mr.. John BOorlnan. 1t teaches whole
some truth. not only for farmers. but for
every one who would succeed in any un-
t!crtaking:
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-09-05
Breeding Stock on the Farm.

In view of the market for choice
stock lately thrown op n to our farmers
by the exporta'ion of cattle and mea'
to Europe, it behooyes them to pay
increased attention to the raising OF
superior animals on the farm A late
report Of the American meat trade, b,
Professor Sheldon Of the Cirincaster
Agricultural College. of England, after
furnishing mass IF information on
the subject, comes to the conclusion
that despite some fluctuations. the dead
meat trade will steadily increase. and
that appliances for its successful man
agement will be multiplied here and in
Europe. The profits of the ,raffi W.
be, in great measure. proportionate
to the ex x:elience Of the product, and
the limit to the quantity shipped will
be the stowasc capacity Of vessels cross
ing the Atlantic; for, owing to the fall
ing off in our imports, the number Of
ships engaged in tho trans Atlantic
trade will be too small to afford room
tor large export OF moat together with
other merchandise, without advancing
the freight to figure that would pro-
hihit further expectation.
The experience of many thriving
farmers all over the country proves
that better run of animals is obtained
by breeding them on the farm than by
purchasing them. More care is be =
,owed in selecting the likely ofsprings
of tried animals. They will 60 on fat
tening more rapidly and uniformly
than strangers picked up here aud
there, for it takes some time before
these got acqnsinted and become con-
tent enough to lay on aesh kindly in
their new home, aud moreover, the
tendency Of yonng stock is upwards.
and the probability is very strong that
ere long it will not pay farmers to 90
in,o the market for young aaimlls. In
any c,se. it is, ss rule more profitable
20 breed the stock one handles, than to
purchase it. Mass. Ploughman.
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46.&t
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
SALE. r.,

nefault having been made in tho conditions n =
Ocestatn mortgage execute by George r. Wingett
mort gagOr to George Crooks nlnrtgaee. dated August
2ath, A. d. 1877 and recorded in the Office of the
Register of Deeds in and for the Cnuny Of Redwond
in the State Of minnesota the 18th .ny Of 3+ptam
gsg"s on pages 4G7 and I60, by which mortha age
ta- II was conveyed and granted the following de-
scrbea real estate situate in the County of
af0reraid. to wit;
Lot siH 6 in block seven (7 in the original plot
Of the Village Of Redwood Fails and lots eleven (ll,
AID twelve tl2) in block two (2) in Wasons first ad
diion tn the Village Of Redwood Falls, to the
payment Of the SUM o. rwo Hundred dollars with
interest at the rate Of twelve per cent per annun
according to the, conditions Of tain promisorv
note bearing same date as said mortgage made BY
-aii George z. Wingett and one ". II. Post to s.il
George CrOeks and there being due and unpsid upon
said aoc and mortgage at the dat. of this mott tn"
sum Of Two Hundred and rwenty-fnur and 5000
los.s. and no action proceeding at law or other
wise having been Instituted t., recover the amount Of
said mortgage debt or any part thereof;
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that by viz
tue and in pursuance Of a.: power of sale
4 said m,rtlsgs contained and Herewith ra.,
corded. and Of the statue in such made and pro-
videt. the above described premises will be sold at
public auction at the north door Of the Court House
in and for said Redwood County at the Village #
Redwood Falls the 18th .lav Of October A. D. 1878
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon to satisfy ,he amount
with the costs and exp'ns.s of such fnreclosurs
pr"ceedfnes inclaling Twenty-Five dola,s Attorney
fees, rs stipulated In said mortgage 4nd the said mort
gage will Be tharahv tOrecl osed.
Dated Redwood Tslh Sept /th. ls:e.
GEORGE ROCKS,
M.F. POWELL, M,itarse.
Atty for Nortsges.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-09-05

At the recent Session cf tile sena e
committee at St. Peter some Democra
tic members OF the CO umittee affected
great deal of virtuous Indignation al,
the pretended discovery that Major
Strait had been drawing pay for mleast
IS one of the insane hospital trustees,
when, as they alleged. he had pas,
over the St Paul & Sioux City road
in lis pocket. Ii was afterwards shown
that Maj,r Strait never had pass
over the St. St. Paul & Sioux City rail
road until January lst Of the psesen
yesr 1878 aud that he hld never
since that time attended a meeting OF
he board Of trustees, having been ab.
sent attt nding to his duties in con
.ress or on the military COMMITTEE.
Notwithstanding this fact WIS estah
!ished by statement over the name g {
E + Dr. ke. the president of The rail
road company we are informed tha'
lis political opponents are indus'riously
avaiiiny themselves Of the caIumny
started on its course by members of
The c"mmittee-and are widely circu
lating it as true in spite OF the pubic
demonstration which has been made o.
It's 'alsity. This is a very mean <or'
Of political warfare. There was not a
Jingle f'ct or circumstance of any sor,
developed by the investigation which
reflects in the slightest degree on Ma
jor Strait - TPioneer Press
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-09-05
The 'SMicaWber" Notion.

Wenedell Phillips says all nations
take to an irredecmabls paper money
when they get into trouble; and he ar.
gues from that they should use tina,
kind Of money all the time and so avoid
the trouble. That has given new
idea to Mlcawber Simpkins. He Says
that when he is strapped" he gets his
groceries ION tick" AMI he is sat;fied
now that he ought to get his groceries
ION tiek" all the time, aud never pay
to keep FROM gettins strapped" Mic
awbcr says that if lie had known this
financial secret twenty years ago he
could nave been a rich man now, il
any body would have trusted him.-[
Boston Herald.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-09-05
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE.
SALE.
s0lt

nefault having been made in the conditions Of a
Dcertan mortgage executed by Enoch La ie mort
y.gor, to William r. Lewis, mortgage, dated Feb
ruary - D. 1876 and recorded in the office ot the
Register OF Deeds in ant: for the County Of Redwood
il the State Of Mianesota the 9th day Of March,
A. d. 1876. at oclock in the forenoon, in Book Of
mortgages page .37; ny which mo tysge tne:e was
co nveycd and granted the following described cal
estate stuat. in ;he caunty of Redwood aforesaid
ton - Township 10 Range 81, containing eighty
acres To secure the payment Of the sum Of one hun.
drei and sevnts Dollars with interest at the rate
of twelve per cent. per annum, according to the
conditions of certain proO,issory note bearing
date as said mortgage made by said Ennck Lane tN
said William F. Lewis: and there being due and un.
paid upon said note snd mortgage at the date Of this
notice, the sun, Of two hundred twenty and 3-10O
Dollars.
And NJ action or proceeding At law or otherwis.
having been instituted to the amount Of said
mortgage debt or any part thereof Now. therefore
notice hereby given that by virtue and in pursu.
ance Of power OF sale in said mortgage contained
ard Herewith recorded, and Of the statu in such
ises will be sold At pnbic suc:icn the front door
Of the Office oi the Register Of Deeds in and for ssd
cnnnty Of Redwood, and at the Village Of Redwood
Falls therein on Friday the 4th day Of Octobcr, A
D. 1879. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon to aafi.fv the
amount o: said mortgage debt then due and unp,id
together with the costs and exprnaAa cf such fore.
closure proceedings. including tSenty.iy. dollar,
attorneys fees stipulated Ia eaid mortgage: and
the hid mortgage will b thereby f,reo!osed.
Dated, Nankato August 18th, 1s7Q
- WILLIAM +. LEWIS,
Attern-y fos Xsrtsgce.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-09-05
Redwood COUNTY.

SoMB OF THE ISDucRxHsTs IT OFFERS TO
FARMsRs,
A soil unsurpassed in fertility. we'll wat
cred. plow land and mead.w on almost
every quarter section.
A fine body Of timber. about $4,000
acres, stretching along the entire north
side OF the County. and groves scattered
all through it.
A railroad running through the southern
portion Of the County and one will be
built through the north side to the County
seat by July 4:h.
School districts organized and school
houses built.
Church organizations and church build.
ings.
Two No, l. Touring mills and one saw
mill. located at Redwood Falls, the County
Seat.
Magnificent rolling prair;es with charm (.
ing lakes.
Good society and remarkably healthy
climate.
Excellent markets for everything produe-
ed by the farmer.
Farms can be purchased at figures that
are regarded as reasonable even on the
frontier aud bear no comparison to the
price of land in older Counties where the
business and social advantages are no bet
ter. and often inferior.
Low TAxEs.-The amount Of general tax,
levied in 1877, on an unimproved quarter
section did not exceed Eve dollars, and the
average amount on improved quarter sec
tions was about six dollars.
Redw ,od Co, with its present prospects Of
development and growth, offers induce
ments to farmers not to be found any
place else in the north west,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-09-05
Something New.

GATES HOT AIR FURNACE, male
~ wholly of sheet iron can be made in
any tin shop. After great deal Of study
aud experimental knowledge Mr.. Gates
has succe. ded in inventing furnace which
costs one half less than othors and burns
half the quantity Of wood. pro lucing a.
mu ;ll heat as the best Of them, thus plac-
ing it within the reach Of all. He has now
in running order, in some Of the largest
aud finest residents in the City, six 0: bis
furnaces, and they give unbounded d slt;sfae :
ton. He has orders for eight me.e, to "
put in next fall. Mr.. Gates offers one -LsJ
interest in this invention for sale also
State and county rights. Persons who
have money to invest would do we'll to
consult hin, at all early day and secure
territory. Address all communications to
MARSHALL GATES,
Owatonna, MINI.