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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-10
x EHR'S
Infallible Insect and Vermin
DESTROY YER,

d E S r r OY r ,

rs THE ONLY PERFECT AND SUCCESS s.
full extermnator in this country make clean work of
Bed Bugs, Feas Greybacks, Flies Ants Cockroaches,
Moths Mosquitoes LEO Canary Birds, Plants, Fowls
life without exception This article has become house
hold necessity. offer the same to consumers rich or
peOr at such price to enable all to it pentifuy
to guarantee every purchaser a complete success.
only Poison to Insect Life.
kerrs Erasve Soap for taking Grease Spots, Tar Paint
Pitch and all kinds of Stains out of Silken Woolen Linen
Cure for Toohache Kerrs Shampoon for beautify
ing the Hair kerrs Yeast Powder-best in the market
try it. Every article to do recommended or money re
funded
Ksrr's Sure Cure for Corns, Bunions, Warts
and Freckles.
FEW OF THE MANY TESTIMONIALS johnson
4 Limme propretors of Parker House. corner of X and
Tenth streets Sacramento, CAL F. A Preston wholesale
dealer in wines, liquors and family groceries and hotel
proprietor Washington Iolo county, Cal; Mrs Kerr lS9
North street. Virginia, New; John Moody proprietor of
T7ckee Hotel Truckee CAL j. j. Smith, proprietor Au
burn Hotel, Auburn, Placer county, Cal; L. G. Smith,
merchant postmaster and Wells Fargo Cos agent, Rock
lin CAL Asa Plank, proprietor Exchange Hotel ColfaX.
CAL E. P Hoy, Crystal Peak, New; Peter Wager, whole
sale brewery and saloon Keeper Folsom Call $ B. Coolie
proprietor American Laundry, Sacramento, Cal Mrs.
Mary Cribbans boarin and lodging house keeper, ANA
dor City, Cal; D. kCiser, restaurant and lodging house
keeper, Carson City, New Warren & Sunderland whole
sale and retail butchers, Suffer Creek Amador county,
CAL; J. H. Miller, proprietor OF Mers Hotel, Latrohe,
Cal; Curly Mahon proprietors Depot Hotol CoaX Cal
| have 1900 pounds hand plenty to supply the
trade Orders by express, C. O. D. by mail, promptly
attended to. Address all orders to JAMES CURRAN,
Postoffice Box No. 613, Virginia City, New.
Also active agents wanted for ell parts of the Pacific
My Powder warranted to do represented in
particular money refunded.
The public will find to their interest to look after
advertisements in the following papers viz Virginia Even
ing Chronicle Reno Gazette Nevada City Herald, Carson
Tribune and this paper
Geo c. Thaxter agent for Ormsby County. All orders
left with him will receive prompt attention. je20
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N o &c e :.
SEERIFF'S SALE.

pY VIRTUE OF DECREE AND ORDER
of Sale issued of and under the seal of the Hon
judicial District Court in and for Ormsby County
and State of Nevada, judgment obtained therein
the Sth day of July, A D. 1873 in favor of VIM R. Mus
grove of the estate of William Patterson de-
ceased and against Adophus Waltz and Ann Waltz, for
the of 000 with interest thereon at the rate of
~ per per month from the 18th day of November,
A. D. 1876; and the further of $50, with interest
thereon the rate of two (2 per cent per month from
the 14th day OF October A D. 1877, until paid and the
further of 500 49, with interest thereon from the 9th
day December A D. 1877, until paid, at the of
~ per per month"; and the of S67 %, with
interest thereon the rate of per cent per month
from the 18th day of January, A D. 1875 until paid and
the S2 IS for and charges in this action
gether with all accrng costs, all in the gold coin of the
United States and to directed commanding to sell
certain real property set out and described in said decree
and order of SALE and in pursuance thereto have levied
upon and will expose al public sale TUESDAY, THE
22d DAY OF OCTOBER, A. D. 1875 between the hours
of A, and M w.t. at o'clock P. M, in front of
the Court House door in said Osby County the high
and best bidder the following described real property
to wit: Lots numbered o. ten QO) and the south
twelve Q feet of lot (6 in block numbered eight (S of
Proctor Green's Division of Carson City, Onsby County
Nevada designated the official map said Carson
City. S. T. SWIFT,
Carson City, September %, 1873. Sheriff.
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EVHE FINEST lands OF WINES,
SPIRITS. MALT LIQUORS
AND CIGARS.
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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-10-10
" BOTTOM PRICES"
NO VARIATION-1N PRICES.
LESTER S. WILSON.

Vt is certainly strange that this filth in
mucilagc should not be in the least degree
shaken by Thousand failures. Expert
ence, like argument, has Eo effect in lead
ing a woman to doubt the efficacy Of that
feeble and pretentious gum. and she will
90 on trying to stick together broken
pianos and wrecked bedsfeads, though size
has never known muciiagc to stick any
thing together with any permanencc, ex-
eept the hair Of troublesome children.
With the cruel md hcartless purpose OF
playing upon the holiest emotions OF the
female sheart, certain depraved persons
have from time to time put upon the mar
ket bottles of alleged glue, which they
have represented to be capable OF sticking
anything together, from two halves of a
lead pencil up to the broken pieces of u
steamers shaft. Millions Of money have
been paid out for these delusivc bottles by
trusting women, but the mixture which
they contained was found to be as faith
less as mucilage. Doubtless there were
things which it could mend, but for any OF
tie capital operations, such as the glueing
OF the back Jf an upright chair to its scat,
or the fastening Of loose dOor-knob to
the door = operations in which women
take peculiar deligLt-it was useless. Its
power for evil is, however, nearly gone,
for most women have lost all faith In 1t
and have returned to mucilage with more
confidence than ever. Melancholy as 1t is
for there is nothing more melancholy
than the spectacle If faith wasted on an
unworthy object-there are probably at
this moment 4.2a0.OO0 women. in round
numbers, in the United States who are In
ne act of trying to mend furniture (inclu-
ding damaged trunks) with mucilase.-
N r. Times.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-10-10
Stamped Envelopes to Cost Less.

In consequence OF the advantageous terms
of the contract recently entered into for
the manufacture of stamped envelopes and
newspaper wrappers. the Post Office De-
partment is about to make a reduction In
prices. averaging nearly 20 per cert. The
new schedule docs not go into effect until
,he lst Of January. in or,;er to enable post
masters to dispose of he stock accuniuls-
ted at the higher prices nnder the old
schedule. The postage on stamped en-
yelopes and newspaper wrappers spoiled
in directing will he refunded in stamps by
the postmaster. If he is satisfied that they
have never been sent by mail. When or
.lered in quantities OF 800 and upwards. OF
snv specified denomination, the Depart
ment will. if desired, print on the upper
left-hand corner OF any OF the above de-
scriaed envelopes. except circulars AMI
newspaper wrappers, without additional
charge. the name excluding business en-
r'oymeni) and post Office address Of the
parties, with request to return u unclaim-
ed in given tins.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-10-10
Specimen n Of the Work Done INSIDE.

One of my friends is a very earnest.
sbrewd man. who seems TO always know
how to do the best thing ut the right time.
Ono day he was passing a gin-sbop in
Manchester, when he saw drunken man
lying on the ground. The poor fellow had
evidently been turned out Of doors when
all his money was gone. In moment my
friend fastened across the street, and, en-
tering grocery store and addressing the
master. said:
"will you oblige me with the largest
sheet Of paper You haye?''
"what for, my friend? What's the mat
ter!'
"Oh! you shall see in 4 minute or two.
Please let it he the very largest sheet you
have"
A sheet of paper was soon procured.
Now, will you lend ME piece Of
chalk p said my friend.
"Why, what arc you going tOfdo:"
"You shall see presently"
My friend then quickly printed in large
letters:
SPECIMEN OF THE WORK Done INSIDE. c
lie then fastened the paper right over
the drunken man. and retired a short dis.
lance. In short time several passers-by
stopped. and read aloud, Specimen OF the
work done inside"
In a few moments crowd assembled
and the publican, herring the noise and
laughter outside, came out to see what II
was all about. lie eagerly bent down and
read the inscription on the paper, and then
demanded in loud and angry voice
WHO did that? ?"
"which?" ,sked my friend. who now
joined the crowd. ''If you mean the man,
you did that! This morning. when nc
arose, he was sober, when ne walked down
this street on his way to work. he was SO
ber-when he went into your gin-shop he
was sober, and now he Is what you made
him. Is he not true specimen OF ths
work done nsidey'-Chas. Garrett.
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Grains u Geld.

None are oyerstocked with patience.
The right must sometimes yield or hight.
y Temper is SO good thing that we should
never lseit "a
1t is better to need relief than to want
heart 10 give 1t. sts
Its very easy thing for . man to Dc
wise for other people.
A punctual man can always find leisure
10 negligent snc never.
Let not the stream Of your HE always b
q mur,nuring oHs
An persons know when they are knaves;
few when they are fools. -.
Every art is best taught by examp'ei
rood deeds produce good fiends.
Most men Ike self-sa~rifice IL theaf irseno'
better than in then,sslves. :.
nea generally nAks way FOX him Who =
t,etruined 70 push boldly pest them.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-10-10
A Days Experience at Memphis.
Corre spondencc Cincinnati Commercial

Correspondence Cincinnati Commercial.
St. Martin street is By no means one
which woul,' be selected in ordinary times
as resident street. 1t is inhabited princi-
pally by .hc lower classes of whites, ne
groes, and in occasional blocks, by demi-
monde. The advantage Of having French
woman, a former resident of New Orleans,
as landlady, and her assurance that,
should bc taken with the prevailing fever
she would give me her undivided atren-
ton. induced me to take TIP my abode with
her at No. 81, st. Martin street.
This morning early loud rap on my
door awakened me from short, troubled
sleep-the first had in twcnty-four hours
and in response to my inquiry as 10 what
was desired, was informed by my landlady
that she had just discovered house in
which there were three colored nien-one
dead, the other two delirious with fever
and. said the kind-hearted lady, s'Eor
Gods sake, go for doctor or they viii all
be dead in an hour" Hurrying from the
house in quest of doctor. l was startled
by means and cries OF '.Oh, God! Oh.
Z
God:!" emenating from small brick
house, Fo. Is, st. Martin street. Entering.
found on the bed IA little girl, apparently
about eight years old, yellow as gold, with
lips and hands stained with the fatal black
yomif. At her side, in the same bed, was
another child, perhaps two years younger,
with the fire Of the terrible feyel slowly.
but surely, consuming her youag life
while the mother, half crazed with the ag-
ony OF her surroundings. almost exhaust
ell. lay upon the floor calling upon God to
comfort her. Leaving this sad scene of
death, and approaching the commence
ment Of St. Martin street. (at Beale street)
4 col0red woman. with blootLsl,ot eyes,
dislieveled hair and gricfstricken appe. r.
aace, asked, swould massa be 80 good as
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wheaes.ls slaugAter Of Chilaren.

Hackley, Texas, telegram.-Eight chill
dren of George Lynch, the Oldest seventeen
years of age, were murdered on Friday at
midnight by an unknown person. Lynch,
the father. was awakened by pistol shot,
the ball striking him in the breast. He
sprsng up and saw IN .sked man stand-
ing In the middle of the room, pointing a
pistol at him. Another shct being fired,
Lynch fell unconscious. When he rec0v-
cred he found himself in the lane outside
the premiscs. The assassin, thinking
Lynch was dead. seized hatchet and psit
the witnesses out of the way, and then set
lire to the house. The distracted father
saw the house burn and fall on the bodies
Of his children. The bodies veso exbumed
and an inquest held. Several Of the skulls
showed hatchet marks. Lynch. 1t 4
thought, viii recover. Suspicion rests
uDon young man named Boatware, with
whom Lynch had Lad quarrel.
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FROM GERMANY.
An Interesting Letter from Lady
Graphic Description OF the Chap
els. ChOirx. Music, etc., Of
Dresden.

We are kindly permitted to insert the
following interesting letter, written to
gentleman of Bozeman by lady friend
who is travelling in Germany:
DRESDEN, SAxoNY, Sept. !, 1873.
We have just returned from church,
where we listened to most magnificent
music. We went first to the nine O'Clock
service. German service is always early,
in order to get it out OF the way. | pre-
sumo, and leave as much time as possible
for the pleasures of the day. The first
church we attended was the largest in
Dresden, though not nearly SO beautiful as
the one we visited later. The boy choir.
which was made up Of about thirty boys.
varying from II to 20 years, was accom-
panied by splendid organ and orchestra.
Twelve pieces counted. including violins.
bass yiols, flute, drum, ETC., and l cannot
saw how many more there were. The
bows had such beautiful voices and were
SO perfectly trained it seemed as though Il
mieht have been one full tone. One dear
little tow headed fellow, who couldn't
have been day over eleven, had a soprano
that any prima donna might have envied.
and IT was hard to believe that 1t was
boy singing.
After the opening hymn. in which the
coeoreontion Joined, and an interesting
service BY the priest, the grand part OF the
m,,sic began-choir, organ and orchestra
=, tocether. sometimes the different parts
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" "5Vuaring zt."

a good story has Leen told Of l;spir!g
officer having been yictimiZcd by :i brother
| otiicer-H.o w s noted for his cool tielib-
Grafton ana strong nerves = and of his
getting sG,iare" with linn in the follow
ing manner. Tie cool joker Captain
Blakcney-was always quizzing thc lisp
ing oliicer-a lieatcnant-for lis nervous
ness, and said one day at mess: ~
"Why. nervousness is all nonsense; /
tell you, no br we man is ever nervous"
'Well,' inquired lis lisping friend.
show would you act thpothing theli
with an inth futhee thould drop itthelf in
walled angle, in which you lad taken
theIter from company of tllarptl.ooterth.
and where it wath thertain if you put out
your nothe you'd get peppered?''
'Iiowe' said the Captain, with look
at his brother officers. ''Why. take it
coolly, and spit OIL the tusee." The party
broke up and retired.
The next morning number of soldiers
were assembled On parade, when along
came the lisping Lietenant. Lazily open
ing his eyes, he remarked to cluster OF
officers: IL want to try an ekthperimenth
thith morning, and see how ektheed.ngly
COOL Tom Dlakeney can be. +"
Saving this, he walked deliberately into
tie Captains quarters, where fire was
burning on the hearth, and placed in its
hottest part a powder canister, and in
stantly retreated. There was but one
door OF egress from the quarters, and that
opened upon the parade ground. The
occupant gave one look at the canister,
comprehended the situation. and in mo-
ment made for the door, but it was fls-
tened on the outside. "a
..Charley, let ME out, if you love me y
shouted tire Captain.
s.Thpit un the canither! !" shouted he in
return.
Not moment was to be lost. The Cap
tain had at first snatched blanket TO COW
er himself with; but soon dropping it, lie
raised tile window, and out he bounded.
sans everything but very short under
garment, and thus, with hair almost on
end, he dashed on to full parade ground
The shouts which hailed him, brought Out
the whole of the occupants of the bar
racks to see what was the matter, and the
elignified Captain pulled a sergeant in
front OF him to hide himself.
..Why didn't you thpit on t?' inquired
the Lieutenant. -
because there were no sharpshooters
in front to stop retreat answered the
Captain. >,
IAN I've got to thay, then, ith," salt
the Lieutenant, ''that you night thafely
have done it, tor I'll thware there wthan'i
a thingle grain Of powder in it."-Engsish
Payer.
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Ii is the firm belief of woman that
everything can be mended BY glue, or
some other adhesive mixture. There Is mo
possible brcakage which furniture can aH-
dergo which she will not boldly attempt
70 repair with Whatever sticky material
happens to be Ut hand. There is nothing
more beautiful and pathetic than the UNI
nltering trust placed by pute. goed wo-
man In mucilage. A man may aecOme
hardened by long years OF vice and wick
einess, but when he sees woman try to
,ssten broken leg to the dining room t.,
We with mucilage, he is melted to tears.
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BoZEMAN, MONTANA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1878.
der, we had not been detained more than
twenty minutes. when the good priest de-

der, we had not been detained more thar
twenty minutes. when the good priest de.
sisted. and we were LET out. f}
We then retired to the gardens back o
the art gallery to await till the second
service should begin. At tire appointed
time we were at tile door, this time of a
Roman Catholic Church, where the Kino
Of Spain and royal family attend. The al,
was heavy with burning incense when we
entered. AS We were innocently walking
down the aisle with crowd of Others. we
were overtakcn by an official, who direct
ed us TO the other side. saying we were
among the men. Till then we had not
noticed the Shaker like separation of the
sexes and how ont OF place we were. The
mistakes we make are sometimes very
ridiculous. The music had already begun.
a boy choir again. this time accompanied
by full brass band and organ. 1t was
even grander than that we witnessed be-
fore. The building was so large and high,
the music rolled and echoed through the
arches, sometimes dying almost away.
then swelling again like ocean waves meet
ing and breaking on the shore. When the
priest elevated the host, the drum burst
out in perfect tliunders, that fingered long
in the air after the instrument had become
silent. Then sweet soprano voices took
up slie echo in soft, far away melody
that seemed like dream. After this the
priestly procession, giittering in their cost
y lc1 hvvf fl,n orI
swinging burning censors, marched slow
~ from the altar, and the service was con-
clu,led.
think we could have looked and listen
ed forever. Everything that could delight
the eye and car was there; but sweetest
and lovel;cst of all was the f,r away sound
the music sometimes had, being at times
almost inaudible. The church itself was
wonderfully bcautfied with richly decor
ated c!iapels and cCn.essionals. and having
some fine old paintings. The seats of the
royal family. two in number, and enclosed
by glass windows, are like private boxes
in the theatre, being In the gallery. on
either side OF the altar, and each Of them
snrmOunted by a crown. Unfortunately.
none of the royal flnlily were present. SO
we shall have to wait another opportunity
to see :. lead that wears Il crown.
After all this dissipation OF tie morning
| think We shall go to Scotch Presbytei-
ian service this afternoon. We feel that
our orthodoxy needs a little proppng up,
rs there is danger VIC may forget what is
Of ms. coming, as we Go, fsoin :;
long line Of Puritan ancestors.
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An effort was made in New York City
court recently to find ont how many pas
sengers make full street car load. The
effort proved futile, as none OF the wit
nesses bad seen an absolutely tslll street
car.