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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-10-01

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-10-01

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-10-01
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TESTIMON MA.
Felix Barckhoff ex Widenbrueck, oppido
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cesis Paderbornensis multa cum laude fabrica-
Wit, quod lubentissime, hisce %testor, dun Re-
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mendo. u.
Paderbornensis, IA Dec. 1865. .
CONRADUS,
Episcopus Paderbornensis.
Monasterii, Ia Dec, 1865. grfr.
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BARCKHOFF BROTHERS,
Lock Box 100,
Mount Oliver, Allegheny Co., Pa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-10-01

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-10-01

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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-02

Here's the story of an unfortunate young
lawyer. This unlucky wight was head
over heels in love with Il beautiful girl. and
was about to be married to her. On the
eve OF the wedding day he was called upon
TO defend an awful miscreant-a man OF
thirty, who had poisoned his father and
mother. The ease seemed a lost one. and
when the prosecution had closed. the
young lawyer WIS just about giving up
the struggle without an effort. Suddenly
he perceived in the far extremity of the
court room Lii, beloved and her parents.
who had come to see what kind of STUFF he
was made Of The presence of the
one lie worships changes his train of
thought. He feels that he must make a
show Of talent. and commences his arol-
mcnt. rising 10 the highest flights of clo-
Gucncc. In 4 word. lie succeeded in show
ing that the criminal was much abused
man. and obtains his acquittal. In the
evening. the lawyer. with triumphant mir.
calls AZ the house OF his future f:tther-in-
law. expecting that his success will insure
him a warm reception. TO his surprise he
finds heyoung girl cold. her parents much
embarrassed. He asks what th- sort OF
reception means. My friend" says he.
whom the young man had already begun
TO call taher-in-law. Il must tell yoI-my
daughter loves another" another. Who
is the NAM The good and viituous
man whom you to-day. by your eloquence
restored TO society" replies the father.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-02
The Chances for T3uI. Men.

'OpportGIitirs, Ike eggs. must be
hatchcd when they are trcsh.' Said Il
young man in or hearing. the other day.
"IIad been qualified. couil have obtain
ed apos,tiOn in a leading business house
Exactly so. Bat that is just tie point-thc
thing is 10 be prepared TO take hold when
the opportunity offers. Countless Young
men and middle-agcI men are waiting for
positions where no particular qualifications
are requrcd but -Ich positions NOWADAYS
are teW. eff | We're only sure of Il first
class POSITION says Il young man. Il
would Lot hesitate about qualifying myself
with a thorough business triining;" all the
while signing. with folded hands, and al
lowing golden opportunities 10 pass By.
Many Il man WHO has been unsuccessful. il
he had possessed a thorough knowledge of
business, would today be on the high-roa,
to success and prosperity. If young men
and parent, could but realize the necessity
for. and benefits likely to result from. a
thorough commercial education. tlnr.
would be thousands ayailing themselves Of
the superior advantages afforded 1T This in
stilion. where there are but hundreds now.
There is always demand for young men
OF good moral character and tirst-clas,
qualifications. There are plenty of oppor-
tunilies running TO waste everywhere. Ike
the golden fruit of an Oyer-burdened or |
chard. But to profit by these golden op- |
PortunileS. person must po ssess tie |
necessary qualifications. and great deal OF
pluck and energy. Young men. think Of
the future. and resolve to quality your
selves Tor the stern realities of an active |
ana successful lite.-2hc Gotten Era.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-02
The Jewelers. Joke.

Mr.. Smiley. the undertaken. got it into
his head the other day that his eyesight
was not what ii usel to be. and that pair
of spectacles would be beneficial to him.
So he proceeded 10 Mr.. Kalats jewelry
store, in the next block, TO purchase the
desired article.
The obliging Mr. Karat displayed his
whole stock of spectaclcs for his custo-
mer's inspection. Mr.. Smiley would try
on a pair. elevate his head. then lower it,
then look over the tops OF them, mean
while holding a newspaper before him.
One pair was for younger eyes $50 he
raid another pair was for older eyes, and
so on. until he had tried on all of Mr..
Karat's spectacles. Not one pair could he
find that was suited to his sight.
Now the patient Mr. Karat was at times
fond Of a joke, and informed Mr.. Smiley
that he had a pair which he used himself
sometimes. and he might try them on. and
perhaps they would suit him. iIr. Karat
took from the drawer Il pair. minus the
glasses. and after carefully wiping them
inside and out. adjusted them over Mr..
Smiley's pro5oscis.
After going through the usual perform
ance with his head, Mr.. Smiley said:
..Why. they seem better. l can see as
wcll with them rs l could without them
twenty years ago. ii take these. They
ust suit my cyes.--A. !. Weekly.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-02
MRS. ROBERT BONNER.
The Story OF the E,:iigrant Girl Who
Married an Ambitious Young
Printer.

Mrs. Robert Bonner. wife of the propri
ctor of the New York Lcdger. died lasl
evening, Of CONSUMPTION. in the 18Th yeal
of her age. Commencing two Years ago
with an indiSpo>ition and llnguor appar-
eatly iIiiing in their nature. Mrs. Bonner
was Irdurcd to Il very weak condition in :,
tew I,nnths: then confined TO the house.
save on sunny days, When drive in the
park near by was permissible; finally con-
fined TO her rOOIn-WhiclI. with the Singh
lar intuition that sometimes comes with
mortal disease. she accepted from the out
set as final. although her medical attend
ants had been hopeful of a favorable result
until within the last few weeks, when the
vital energies of the patient commenced
rapidly TO give way.
As Miss Jane McConis. the deceased, 4
native Of the county Donegal. in the north
of Ireland. cam" 10 this country with her
parents in 1889. being AZ that date 10 years
o. are. she was cdlclted in this city. and
Il re She first met Mr.. Robert Bonner. then |
celebrated as the Swiitcst compo,itor in the
city. The acquaintance rirtn"I into an |
o Ter OF marriage from the ambitious. who.
even at that date. had conceived the dream
Of founding the first great weekly Journal
devoted to American serial fiction. Robert
Bonner and Miss McConiis. then q years
If age. were married quietly May II, 1850.
five years before the Lcdgcr was stariel)
according to the Presbyterian ritual in the
iuge stone structure that formerly tronteI
N Union Square. Tie ground is now oc-
upicd by one Of Tie largest jewclry stores
n this country. the gay stone building.
With its congregation. having long since
Migrated far up town. For years the
Dung couple lived modcstly in Brooklyn,
ot in boarding houses ormercly lodgings.
; Is the rule nowadays. but in a wcll-Or-
cred little house of their own. When. in
50. Mr. Bonner assumed the proprietor
hip Of the Lcdqer and transformed it into
new Journal. the youn" couple removed
} New \ DIRK in order 10 be nearer his
'sincss. which for many years occupied
IL ''iiceS in BccEman street. \ family
f ST. ut boys. with one daughter re- -.
'ntly Dc asel. grew UP around them as
lc years Slipped by: wealth came by the
liZatlon of the dream that tie Young
had turned over so often in his
ain While toiling With bis ems and
laly a splendid mansion. one of tie finest
tie city, at No. s. West Fifty sixth ST..
st where Fifth avenue plungcs with n
Dulish Of circles into tie recesscs of the
ark. received tie emigrant girl of 1899
ere her life was one of the same simple (
i'll UnostentatiOus home beauty that il .
rs among humber surroundings years
20: and here. after Il lite well Iipcncd. she
ct, leaving to tie stalwart sons that
thcrcd about her death-bed the memoria!
Of a gentle and sympathetic |
Mr.. Bonner seems as one unmoorcd from I
= by Ills loss. and declined TO see any one :"
We his most intimate friends last evening.
~ funeral arrangement are not vet an !
unccl.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-02
The Dearest Woman % love.

/ Some one has written beautifully to tho
boys in the following manner. Here is a
whole sermon il a few sentences:
''Of all the love affairs in the world.
nothing can S"Hpass tAc true love of the
big boy ii3r his mother 1t is pure love
and noble: honorable in the highcs! degree
to both. | DO noi mean merely dutiftll
affection. mean love which make. a
boy gallant and courteous to his mother.
saying to everybody plainly that he Is in
love with her. Next to the love of a h,ls-
band. nothing so crowns woman's life
with honor rs this second love- this dcvo-
ton Of son to her. And | never vet
knew 2 boy TO turn out bad who began
by falling in owe with is mother. ANY
mar may fall in love with fresh faced
girl and the man who is gallant with the
girl may cruelty neglect the wcrn and
weary wife. But tha oy who is a lover OF
his mother in her middle are is true .
knight. who viii love his wife as much in
he scrc-leaycd autumn as he did in the
laisieI spring time. - CARA Journal.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-02
-
a Sarcastic KPs,GfcaRt.

II am very hungry" said a hagcart
tramp with very red eyes. as he stood bow
ing obscquiously at the side entrance of a
Court Street house. Wont you please.
mann. be so good rs to give me little
something to eat. .Anythin" will do-odds
and ends-cold or warmth don't matter.
for I'm one of them higli-toned fried oy-
ster felle rs
"My husband has forbidden me to en-
courage idlencss by giving away any more
provisions" replied the lady of the house.
lie says you fellows have a sort OF Free
Masonry WY Of letting others know ev-
cry house at which you have been fed. and
ii is sure to bring a troop of lazy yaga-
bonds upon us who would starvc before
they'd lift hand to work. SO YOU will
have TO move on and get your breakfast
some place else
"But I'm not a vagabond. nam: I'm a
Woodworking, industrious man. | came
up on a boat from Memphis to see my sick
mother who lives out near Camden. and
isn't expected to live. was robbed on
the boat Of every cent had and all nv
clothes, while was in bed. The captain
gave me these old things. | doa't like to
beg, but Camden is good stretch from
here. and | can't walk it on an empty
stomach. Think Of the outstretcled arms
Of poor sick mother toward licr absent
child. and put wings on my feet with a
few cold potatoes. | am just at that point
where | can eat them without SALT
II can't 90 it. They all have story
about like that. The last man fed had to
go to Columbus inside of q hours. to save
an innocent man from hanging. but two
days afterward saw him down town SO
drunk lie couldn't hold his mouth shut"
well. | never drink. If | hadn't been
robbed could show you my Murphy rib
ION that I've worn till its raveled into
strings. Long years ago swore at nv
mothers Bonded knec-the same one who
means on her couch of pain because I'm
not with hcr-that would never touch the
cup, and hain't, from that time
up to this minute. Can't you help me to
get there in time TO comfort her declining
hours with the joyful tidings that have
been steadfast through all temptation, by
giving me the cold grub you had intended
10 dump into the garbage-boX? I'm awful
hungry"
Il can't help it. | must obey my hus-
Dand-his orders were positive" said the !
woman snappishly.
well. you're the most extraordinary
woman ever saw il You do. But, SAY.
ant you give me the paper the beefsteal
vas brought home in. to chew as l go
long, 1t may fool my stomach for time
nd make it brace up by thinking some
hing better will be along presently. You
viii do that much toward casing a fond
arent's anxious heart, won't you?'
mo, won't"
''Well. then, give me newspaper and
It me set by the fire and read the adyer-
of a meat market. and show me
re place where it tells all about proyis- I
ms. Even that would give me feast
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-02
Astonishing Effect OF the Imagination

4 strange case is that OF Henry G.. Ersh.
man. living near the boundary of the coun-
ty. near SwectNood, who ! the owner OF
considerable property. tpto within sew
cr.ll weeks amo he was hale and hearty.
Notwithstanding his abundance Of this
world, good, he generally wore one suit
of clothes dtilin" the week and on SUNDAY
Several weeks AGO he vas startled because
he imagined that a very offensive odor
either came from his ears or mouth or
the pores Of the skin. IL was greatly
alarmed. and imagined lie WIS sinking into
galoping consumption. and Wac gradually
dccaying. lie was unable 10 sleep. became
haggarl and clnaciatei. and even his
friends began 10 imagine that his end was
near at hand. He drcS sci himself regular
ly. and was determined TO keep on his feet
lie went into the ic X AMI in the woods |
determined to fight down tie disease. but
wherever he went the came dreadful! stencil /
and feeling came over him. Finally. an |
old wOolchopper met him in the woods I
one day. The wooAman had long talk .
with him, and lie stood qUi'" close 10 cX-
anime him. Then the wood nan asked the
sick man for his coat. 1t was examined
The woodlan carried it away twenty
yards. anlit was discovered that the stencil
followed. The coat WAS thoroughly eX-
amincd. and Il dead mouse was found in
the lining. The mouse lad by some means
gotten into the lining of lis coat and died
there. and its drcaying body caused the
unpleasant etlluvia. Nhcn this was known ,
the sufferer gained courage, and as he
slowly realized what Imagination had done. q
he rallied and was soon on the road to !
hcalth.-Rradug (Pa.) Eaglr. =
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for the agination-which has been about
the extent of my living l9tely. You won t
believe it. llaybe, but it's fact, that all
Tie nourishment Eve had for two days. is
the bill of fire painted on the outside OF 4
Fifth Street restaurant. Can you think OF
that and keep your stale bread on the IN
SIDE Of the cupboard:''
"Ies. | can; and I want you to make
yourself scarce without any more palayer.
or shall send my boy to call police.
man." exclaimed the Indignant woman.
Even the photograph of a chicken
would be some comfort" said the man, by
way of banter, as he moved off. land if
you don't Use soap in your dishwater ::
few potato parings sliced up in it would be
regular barbecue tor me-" iseinnati
Breakfast Table,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-02
Edison. t.,e Acr0p:lo.le Man.
[Corre spondcnce Cincinnati Commercial I

tCorrc spondrnce Cincinnati Commercial
Edison j. Il tremendous worker Work
is a dissipation will l!.;l--his onv bad
habit. For the list ten years he has aver
aged eighteen hours Il day 1t his desk
His home is within fifteen rods. but wien
he is in the crisis OF in invention he does
not go hone for days. either to eat or
sleep. lie never wcntto school buta month
in his life. but has taken uUt ~ inventions
and liici scycnty-S"v"n cavcatS. and is now
only thirty-oat. twenty-five men are en-
ployei in his laboratory merely to materi-
allie hi iir, s He j. worth $4,000 and
now has an income ofn"aIly that sum every
year II, dresses plainly. hates sham.
doesn't like to have Il fuss made over him.
is a.loat in politics. IN atheist in religion.
and do snt believe in guess work about
anything.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-02

Among the antsccdentS Of di ease are inertness
in the circulation Of the blood an Ill naturally
atenua.ed condition Of he physique. indicating
that the Life current i, deficient in nutriiye prop
critics, a wan, ha2card look, inability to digest
the food, loss of appetite, sleep and strength,
and sensation Of unnatural languor. All these
may be regarded "a among the indcia of APP
preaching disease, which will eventually attack
lie system and oyerwhelm it, if it j. not built up
and fortified in advance. Invigorate, 1hen
without loss OF time, making choice Of the great
est viializing agent ey:ant, Hostettcr's Stomach
Bit;ers, an elixir which has given health and
vigor 10 myriais Of the sick and Gebiliaed !
which is avouchei by physicians and analysts to |
10 pure as well as effective, viii II is immensely !
popular in this country, and extensively used |
abroad and which has been for year, past one of
he leading medicinal staples OF America. .4-;t
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-02

SECOND Di-TEICT-IIirAN KNOWLES, Judge
In Beer Lodge County, Al DEER LODGE CIrr
second Monday III A,ril
First Npa"sy in September, (:or all cau<e
That can be tri.d without Jury, except in case
where the i.;!ries consent HAT a special yenirt
may issue 10 try the same
First Monday in December.
In MISSOURI toaniy, at hIssOULA fourth Mon
day in June: second Monday in November.
In Beaverlleai County ut BANHACk, frs
Monday in June; second Monday in October
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-02
GiLLATIN COUNTY OFFICERS.

Uniie7 Ssfes Eraniaing Srrgson.
Thomas Heece. .......................iIs !ea.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-02
Times of Holding The CGuris OF Eion
taxa Ior the Ecar, A d 1875.

SUPREME COURT.
IL HELENA, first Monday in January, AID Sc
cond Monday in August.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-02

First District. j. G Nrrat Virginia Cit,
Second District, \. II. Aiayhew ......D Deer Lodg
Third District Josell, X. 'iooie. ........ Helen;
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/ THIS PAPER
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ers, s. Market street.
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Our friends in Montana visiting any of the
above cite, are invited to cali at any of the
above mentioned places and read their home
aper.
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FIRST DlSTRlCT-IIENRY y. BLAZE. Judge.
IN Madison County, at VIRGINIA CITY, secont
Monday il .Iarch; second Monday in Scp.cm-
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EcgiStrI.si1 Hansruntcl.

United States Essay Office.
Assayer. Charles Rnmcy. .............. Helen:
Meter, VI. \. MeyeEdOrT. .............. Helen;
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Sapt. Of Pnb.ic IaSt.uctioa.-t;eo w. Monroe.
Justice Of The FoGCP.-.i. DediTick.
C0As!Gt Ca p. Clark.
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Clarence Eving td Ii ,ric) .............T Telent
Theoph.ius Muli.cy. Virginia Cit.
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INoTE.-United States Courts are held At vir-
einia City, Deer Lodge. and Helena, at the
times the Territorial District Courts are held a;
those places.
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In Gaia!in County, al EozEMAy, first MonGa,
in MAY: fpGrta Monday in October.
IN JEFFERSON t5UlTy. IL Enrr--r,-~. Gre
Tuesday IN Alrii; first Tuesday in October.
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THIRD DISTRICT-D. S. WADE, JUDGE.
In Lewis and Clarke County, at HELENA, frs
Monday in March; first Monday in NOV emler.
In aieaghei County, al DIAMOND CITY, fuurli
Monday i'll April; third Monday in October.