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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-30
Not A Second Class Subscriber,

| An indignant citizen invaded POstmas-
ter keith's private office, the other day,
seeking satisfaction. H6 excitedIy stated
that for years past he had been regular
subscriber to spiritual paper, and was a
firm believer in its teachings, but the last
few numbers had insulting language print
ell on them, and he believed it WAS done in
that office. White with rage, he exhibited.
a copy of his spiritual publication. upon
the margin OF which was printed these
words: Registered as secoGQ-class mat.
ter"'
Now | want you, and every man in
yout Once, to understand that won't sit
down under such insults. 1t ain't secont-
class matter. don't take any second
class paper, and won't be imposed on
any longer by one horse post office
clcrks.'
The postmaster embraced the first op-
portunity to explain the caba.istlc words,
but it was some time before the wrath
of the enragel citizens could be appeascd,
ard be made to understand how his Uncle
Samuel dare to labefas secoad-class matter
the inspired sheet which was so precious
to his sight PIONEER Press.
II has been found that ozone will quick-
ly restore to their original whitencss books
or prints that have become brown by age.
The blackpess Of tl,@ ink /. not aaeste,l Nv
slr application
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-30
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Moses.

WHEN Chief Moses passed West some
months ago on his way from Washington
every one, OF course, wanted to see him,
AT one of the stations Oh the G. p. road
within the bounds of Nevada, a lively re-
porter rushed for the depot us the train
stopped, to have an interview with the
noted chief, and asked the hotel clerk
which was Moses? The clerk kindly
pointed him out, a heavy, red faced man,
with 4 short, grizzly beard and an en-
larged copy of the traditional Tweed nose.
A red fez, Or smoking cap, covered his
head; his gOuty feet were encased in a pair
OF embroidered slippers, number sixtenns;
his portly form Vas envelop6d III loose
alpaca sack, and he leaaed against a post
smoking an Overgrown, silver capped
meerschaum. Approaching politely, the
reporter opened the interview in ptiiH HI
dian Agent style: ''Great Chief, son of
the Great Father at Washington comes to
talk with the noble CHIEF Of the Uniatlllas.
and to ~
''Vot in der tuyvel you dalk abowet? r
didn't know vot you means 2"
Are you n5t Moses, chief of the Una
tillas p
Yah, | vas Moses how der tJyvel you
knows dot But don't take no nial1filas
dem women, dey meier redeems no man.
Iillas und Wen you sells dem, dey nefer
prings more as dwice de edvance.' You
ras mistake, young man, l vas Moses
shtein, und / nefer dakcs no mantillas.'
The Young man '.wcnt away sorrowflil,;n |
md never wrote up that ntetview.-Car-
ron Appeal.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-30

Ayoung lady Of New York was mar
ried the other day iu' the wedding gown
OF her grandmother, made seventy years
ago, without any alteration, and 50 similar
were the styles no one knew but it was a
liew one, ''niale for the OCCASION"
II Is estimated that American travellers
have expended in foreign travel tie past
sunimtr S1T .ea,on.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-30

The Last Love.

Thou art not my first love,
For had loved before we met,
And the mem'ry of that summer dream
Is pleasant to me yet
But thou! thou art my last love,
My dearest and my best,
My heart but shed its outer leaves
To give thee all the rest.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-30
uumOr rs a Weapon.

1t was said once of the French govern
ment that it was ":f dtspoiismi Tempered
with epigrams." The French, in despair
Of better government, lightened the bur
den of political abuses by their satires
wit and natural gaiety. The American
government is a republic frightened with
humor. Republics are the most serious
minded OF all governments, becauee all
people bear the burden of state, choose
their rulers, and DO for themselves all that
monarchial governments do for them.
The old Greek and Roman republics were
very serious and sober, so was the English
commonwealth, and so is the French re-
public of to-day. But there is an irrepres-
sibte love of ftn in the American breed, a
reckless hulnor that wf1t force its way
through the most dangerous and exciting
crisis. Take up an English paper and
you will find every political question treat
ed with solemn gravity as though to see
the humorous side 81 it were dark Of
tense. But that is not our way. The
epoch of great excitement, when the po-
kstSSlOuS ATT Allulcu ~ TIE lICTCeSt.
is the time wten the wit and humor are
most poteit.
A good joke rides on the sea Of strife
like petrol on the ocean storm. The
jokes of ''Old Abe" lit up the darkest
hours of the war. In the fine OF the elec-
tCf..l troubles there was blaze ct wit,
md marty good htSh if.hds political OPP
ponents brothers again for moment Wit
IS the American safety-valve. We work
It high pressure, and this is the way that
We blow off s,tper1iuous steam. But let it
Tot be thought that our wit at such times
8 levity or frivofity OH the contrary, the
'hafts OF humor are keener than tirosc oil
okic or i1vective. A strike of wit cuts |
ike the swoop Of a sabre With us it
'lays around everything, often cruel, but
lways gay. Politics, religion, philosophy,
ocial metalty and'manners s-nothing es-
apes it.. Its peculiar merit is that it
Ioesi't care a cuss.-BIltinore Ecery Sat
vday. s.s...
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-30
An Interesting DiTiOsise.

''Lives there man with soul go dead,
Who never to himself hath said,
'l'li pay, before 90 to bed,
The debt owe the printer?'
"Yes, there are some we know full well,
Who never such tale could tell;
But they. fear, will go lowell,
The place where there's no winter -
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-30

''Had dime my way, o beauteous maid;
I'd steal kissi' he cried.
''Then I'd do ten times worse than that
I'd doldr"' she replied.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-30

. How doth the little busy fy
Crawl O'er your mouth and nose,
Until you snort and curse and swear
And kick of all the clothes.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-30

''See!" sahs a ieverned gentleman. s.here
is an Illustration. At one time should
have sworn awfully at this fiy--but, look
now" Raising his hand, he said, gently,
''Go away. fy; go sway." Btss the m
only tickled his nose the more. The rev.
erned gentleman. rsising his hand with
some veiiemence, made grab ut the oiieli--
der. and, being successful, opened the
window to throw tire insect from him,
when, in extreme disgust. he exclaimed,
''Why. d it.ft's wasp.'-Nee Orleans
Yasts.-
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-30

Never try to get too heavy days work
out OF team. Moderate and steady 60
ing is what counts in a long race, and the
farmers race is long one. Ii takes hut
few hours, md often even but few min
utes,,- to SO tax horse that he is out OF
fix and not unfrequently rendered useless
for nt1nths
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-30

POETRY OF THE TIMES.
les. the winter days are coming, love;
Soon we'll have the white snowflake,
And, also, in the morning, love,
Wen have that buckwheat cake.
Had dime my way, o beauteous maid;
ia steal a kiss!'' he cried
''Then I'd do ten times worse than that
ia doIidr"' she replied.
How doth The little busy ly
Crawl O'er your mouth and nose,
Until you snort and curse and swear
And kick of all the clothes
When we can read our title clsar,
To mansions in the skies,
Wen meet the devil on the sauare
And knock out both his eyes.
Twas ever thus, from childhood hour,
Pve snen my fondest hopes decay;
never undertook a mash
That diln't give me dead away
never loved a damsel fair,
And Oft did buggy-riding take,
But when she came to know me we'll
Gave Inc he everlasting shake.
Qaoth wise man 10 a youth, one day,
''Tell me your aim in life, rray?''
\ mighty General I'd be-
Replied the youth, ambtiously
1hen quoih he stripping to the sage,
Tell me your aim in yonr old aye!''
Then said the sage. a little tired
Aim! Oh! have no aim; Ive fred
lille swinging their hoes in the weed-haun.eti
rows,
where beans and tomatoes were growing,
he son to his father set out to remark,
As warmly the sunbeam5 were glowing,
" ny like is ihis spot TO The place that was not
Known to fame till that apple proceedin':"
i pa:s!' quo,h the parent; then nswsrel the
son,
Because its the garden o. Wee,lin,D
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-30

When we can read our title clsar,
To mansions in the skies,
Wen meet the devil on the square,
And knock out both his eyes.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-30

Yes. the winter days are coming, love;
Soon We'll have the white snowflake,
And, also, in the morning, love,
Well have that buckwheat cake
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-10-30
POETRY OF THE TIMES.

Office. Courier Building, Main Street
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-21

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-21

The American greenbnck IA now.
pnrt nj the recognized currency nf
the world. A prominent citizen III
Cleveland, just returne,nl from u for.
ciRn tour, reports that In Naples
five dnllnr grsshhlek l. worth ton
cents more thnn IN English sovereign
or In equivalent IN French gold.
Naples has n large trade with the
United States and the grcenback can
be used nj par 10 ply tho American
balances. while the gold has II b.
transported III un expense which
makes Ii II more costly med ium at
exchange than the treasury notes Of
Uncle Sum. An American bank note
circulating NJ Il premium over gold
OH tho other side III til. Atlantic |.
worth All the crnzy speeches thai
Ewing aud Thurman enn make In u
lifetime Mason fit Republican
And why II the a mericnn Green
baek" sought for In foreign count
RESP Been nae II Ii received 1T the
Custom honsc for import duties,
precisely on the same terms az geld.
Yet its being Il. le'niscd II In plum
violation oi tho express letter Ut the
law, depending alone upon the order
Of John Sherman. issued 10 Custom
house officers ~ the government. III
December 1878. Would 4 icprecl-
ate them II they we're made receiv.
Ablr under the law for such duties I
The ncenback party demands this.
Will thu editor Of the Republican
tell wherein OF how Il law asserting
the right Os the holder CT II treasury
note To apply II In payment of any
sums due the government. would
impair lts credit either ut hone or
AbroMdf This II what the ''craxy
speeches" Of Tom Ewing demand.
And ono word more. The editor of
the Republican, IL prcsnmlng too
much on the ignorance ~ the cnple.
when Il talks In It's concluding SEN
t~ncc 0f III. above extract. of mn
american bank note circulating at Il
premium over gold on the other side
Of the Atlantic The masses know
the difference between "ilrus,,ry
s,ote" and ''Mn American hunk naic,'
II tho lumInnry OF the Mason City
Republican docs not, md his weak
effort 10 deceive In thar direction II
not likely to deceive any one but
himself.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-21
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no more respect than the hod carrier.
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crime "a 10 rotten eap the heai and
chief Of the whisky ring.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-21
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-21

Tho good OLD tim. honored prlnci,
pies Of tho Democratic party:
State Banks.
6tnte sovereignty.
Tho right u secession.
Frec trade. and negro slavery.
The new principles Of the Krpnbli.
can party.
National Banks.
National bonds.
White slavery.
Tramp.
Frauds.
Corruption and eight 10 seven.
Meadri.ie. n. Indicator.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-21
OrtA tNNi .1OljrP.

In clrcnrt ronit. Howard County, Iowa
Louis L. Rider, Notice u Motiot
" ~ sol aside To
Lena Wchmnn, Cor fAuls.
Ncightman 4, nj,
TO Louis T. Rider
You are hereby notified that there Il
now IN tlle In tile ON a. ~ The Clerk III thu
Iircul. Court ~ Howard county. Iowa, I
Motion made by aAld defendant Lima Web
man. fOr Wei RhtmAnl 10 scl aside d..
fault In the above entitled cAnse entered
IN tbs 9th day " November 1871. agaiuM,
hsr upon service by publication. ana that
raid muiion will be- heard Al the nex, tern.
u said court 10 b. held ut Cresco, In sAid
conaty. commencing on The 2nd day Of
February 1870 and unless y"u appear and
defend on " bsfure noon Ut liz second
DAY Of sAid term. said default will 10 sci
aAidc ~ prayed j. said motion.
Il. w. PATTERSON,
0tS Atty, for Defendant.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-21


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l,ls Il Out.

This cry of honest noncy"is bmt the
wool with which tho political trick.
eters stop up thu eyes and ears III the
people. Friends, dig the wool out III
your own eyes mud rnrs and seq md
hear for yourselves \. HerieH.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-21

W. ilatier ourselves TINT We cannot b.
surpassed IN excellence Ut quality ~
rsasanal.leness " price. WI Invite thu
lovers III delicious Ton and Coffee to our
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-02
stock Operations That paY

Tho pnst few weeks have been proliac OF
immense, percentage. OF profits at the New
York exchanges. by tho careful use OF mod
crate sums in well manipulated stock trans
actions, which returned ~ legitimate gain on
ness principles. treat activity prevails In
the market. Ihc safest and most aucCessful
melhod fnr operating In n regular way is in
OF dealing in stocks, which affords absolute
guarantees TINT cannot possibly be assured
OF snares that have recently attained such
mighty, proportions; have been chiefly pro-
which has produced results surprising to all.
The conservative hnsis of tn 3 eystem is its
great safety To be sure o. gaining the large
profits that accrue 30 quickly In stock move
ments, there must be reasonable protection
against sweeping risks. This is why the
three gentleman in New York each invested
81 600 on Lake shore stoch by the Financial
a net profit OF s5.sss = for eaon investor. Tues.
day a bank cashier l n Philadelphia put S.
5o0t n Protective Operation on, Northwestern
stock, fnd on Saturday closed the contract
with sl2 6s5. 70 proft. Early in the previous
week two mechanics In Boston united their
trail. and 10 days nfterwards they acknowledg
ed receipt OF 81 ,a2e.s5 PROFITS. The last week
In july five farmers In Central Now York In
vested 800 each In Financial Unions on st,
Paul stock. and on Thursday, thelith ofAug-
ust, they clostd the deal and divided $4,000
equally between them. a lady In one OF the
departments Washington used $50 for two
weeks in Pro &c ives on Western Union and
1aAh tNllOl olONhh y. III iladt II Cltuh IIOllt
OF $40 IS On Saturday n promin, mt Penn
sylvanta politician invested $3.50 in Della
ware, LackawannR and Western aud Mlchi-
gan Central STOCKS, and In five days drew out
ofthe mara ct With s7,563 u profit. A large
brew FIN ST. o put 81 1900 in Proteotives
on 81. Paul and northwestern stocks, and
fifteen days afterward closed with n gain OF
sli, p5s.S7. These are examples of what has
bean accomplished in Financial Union by the
Protective System OF operating In stocks
when good advice has been followed With
the present activi > the prospects Tor gain in
the near future arc more favorable, as the
operations are equally as goot for catching
Tho profits from fluctuations up or down as
they occur. Amounts from SIS TO $4,000 or
more can be Invested with proportionate
success by tho Financial Union System on
regular sales, that leave the control OF funds
In the hands OF Investors, With u definite
knowledge ut all or just what stocks
their money 10 on, so thatthey can SEQ at n
glance what their prouis Mt any hour OF The
day by referring 10 market quotations. All
operators are assured Of straightforward
treatment by the Financial Uuion System.
Orders nlted aud furnished by
Mess 8 IrHAlAR DIBBELL SEQ. Bankers
and Brokers, No. 10 BROAD Street. Now York
City. s26daw4w