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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-02-06

The Undertaken has contributor by the
name of Brother Pensero," who regales
the public with poems on the ''Potter's
Field" and adds serene grave puns and
jokes or epitaph blunders and letter-curi-
osities, as follows:
A stranger seeing an Irishman leaning
against post. watching funeral process
sion coming cut of brick house ut his
side. spoke TO him, when the following
dialogue ensued: rs that funeral 2
..Yes. sir: Tn thinking it is." '.Anybody
of distinctiOn?'' IL reckon it is. sir. >
.'Who is it that died?' ''The gintleman
in the coffin, sir.''
would not live always, 1890
ask not 10 stay;
So he ate green peach,
And was carried away.
A gentleman coming into the room OF
the Late DR.. Barton told him tfat Mr..
Vowel was dead. what y said he. ''V0w-
el dead! Let us be thankful it was neither
U nor l.
'.Old Citizen Gomez must be man of
some consequence, from the frequency
with whi n he is mentioned in the new g.
papers. But the Gone family is rather IN
extensiv. one. - f<i&"I
In an answer to our inquiry, q gentle
man residing in small place near New
York says he takes pleasure in notify
ing us that there is no undertaken there"
..Odious! in WOODEN! 'twould q saint pro-
vOke."
Were the last words that poor Narcissa
spOke:)
mo, let charming chints and Brussels
lace - - s-@s.s ff ~
Wrap my cold limbs and shade my lifeless
face;
One would not. sure, be frightened when
ones dead, " as5z
And, Betty-give this cheek little red"
Perhaps the pleasantly curious ideas that
are suggested by these dead organs arise
from tho advertising department, where
enterprise meets us st the portals of The
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-02-06
New style Of Inserting FaISe Teeth

DR.. Thomas. Of Detroit. details in the
Dental Cosmos a case in which he snccess-
fully inserted in the mouth Of 4 gentleman
who had lost right superior cuspidate. =
solid and healthy tooth that he had i~,sOv.
Ell from woman mouth four weeks pre-
viOusly. IIe opened inse the canal and
pulp chamber Of the tootl.. from tie ape I
Of the tooth only; cut the end Of One-
eighth of aR inch lit being that in,.ch too
l0ny,) reduced the size sO.ns what IN the
center Of root. lit being tritae larger than
the root ex,racitI.) filled sn.i placed IL il,
position. He says tflst several 'tntists
werv not able 70 Distinguish the trans
planted tooth from the Others. Two tea-
lures in tie case that he calls particular vt
hntion to are: That although the toOtl,
had lsrn In his Office four weeks. there is
no perceptible change in color. ssd tka,
teri tt chrnent 10 ~ perfect a. { s,gA il
had ,Aen tr.asi,l,,ntetl or r'lA.ni~<i the
same day 81 extraction. IN. ThoaAas
knows Of h,A two Ohst;,els in tive way Of
the perfect practicaliiity of ''sranspl,At-
ing" first. the difscnhy Of obtaining tl,~
proper teeth ri the proper tine; and, sse.-
ond. the possibility Of inoc"Lation. Ts~
latter 10 the more formidable of the two.
and. to escape the iAs that Isight follow
the greatest caution is necessary. The tirs,
.Eisir.sl,y 10 more e,sily gotten over. fnr it
10 not necessary that the tooth traAsplntsal
shOull cOsrespond exactly il shape and
size 10 the one extracted; IL h Is too large
It may b. reduced; %. IL too small. nev
osseous deposit will supply the deficiency.
Events are sour or sweet according to
the disposition In which they are met. A
man gent rally finds what he looks. for. I
he searches tor the mean side "f his friends
1t will not be far OIL, and II he looks tor the
better side he will be able to discover it,
N. r. HNrtA
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-02-06

The price OF Il wife among the Sioux In
lianS is twenty ponies. And when the
vO,nlc brave has Won the girl and got her
fathers consent. al ruling rates, and tho
,nly thing that remains is TO plank down
the ponies. he sits down and sometimes oc-
s,,pies nearly whole night. thinking
whether he had better steal tire ponies from
his own father or the girls. He generally
steals the n from his prospective tather-ia-
laws-Bur1iNeton Hssakeye.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-02-06

VANITY Fair.

| Vanity Fair.
The question which We considered last
week. why Men Mar1y."is an interesting
one, but it must be pronounced inferior Ia
interest to the question. ''Why Womer
Marry" in the degree in whicf, men are in
all respects less interesting than women
The willingness Of women to marry il
more patent than that of men; and We vii
add that il is great deal more wonderful
That women have, to use 4 colloqui
phrase. the worst Of it all through lite. wt
entertain no doubt. and that the matri-
monial state. rs understood by experience
has. as rule. fewer attractions for them
than tor men. We also believe to he true
Yet while there are many mea who from
choice abstain from marrying. and still
more who put oil marrying till the last
practical moment. We doubt il therp are
any women worth mentioning who refuse
the married state from option and ieliber-
alton. and not many who postpone mar
rying till a late period of life from gener-
al repugnsnce to having husband. Tha,
women refuse individual men. and 70
on refusing man after man. is true enough:
but then their objection is to the man. and
not to the condition of life the man pro-
poses; or, not unfr.quently, their ret,.sal
arises from skittishness, from . feeling
they may do better. or from cheerful
conviction that there is plenty Of tiu,e to
think about It," As rule, however.
women who have the chance Of marrying
marry; and they would marry yet nso~
promptly than they do were II not tina,
they are frequently held back from taking
u foolish step by wise parents or diselad-
ing friends. How Is this apparent paradox
to be expiainedy There ia less to induce
women to marry than to induce men yet
men hesitate to marry and women jump
Mt marriage. Some will answer that man
is rational and woman an irrational ami
NAL, but over and above the distinction
being too uncOmpil,nentsry to be true. Is
one OF those plausible explanations thai
explains nothing. Again, it is sometimes
affirmed that. in marrying, men sacrifice
liberty, whereas women In marrying ac-
quire it. But this is An epixrsm easily dis
posed OF. When men sacriiice what is
called their liberty by marrying they are
already tired OF their liberty, or that par
ticular form of 1t which bacAelorh0od en-
joys, and were tho point thoroughly ex-
amined we suspect 1T would be found that
they abandon form Of liberty OF which
they are weary tor another torn they have
mot yet possessed. 3
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-02-06


Dot LeedIe Paby.
Whist! Gretchen's got 4 raby!
Id vas \ lesdle p,y.
Shoost look oud in dot Cradle
Yaw! How ish dat nit oigh?
Dot poy vas mil urd Gretchen's;
See dot! tird him shoost boss?
o, dom you cry now, papy--
fou make 's.n tink you gross.
Sh-sh, sh -sh--Oh shtoP DIT!
LD0k oud und see er mems
What EOOm 10 see der iaby.
Dots Oh! what leedls hands!
Dots mine una Grstchen's Paby-
~ kra h /! Dond you see?
Dot nose vaS shoost like Gretchsn's,
Der rest vas shOost like me!
See dot noS-!d vas !afiin,
Und gickin' ub ids toes
g. ON here, you lsedle rascal,
Cnd shtrike your ladders nose.
Veil, maype vas voolish
To take me on so pad,
But dot vas Grsichen's paby-
Der first Won What she had!
Song OF tie Camp.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-02-06

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-29
gmttuetbmns oeS somntaeS.
Gus Der Rem gOrttr etaotsseituns.)

Die groBe O1aiie Der 9tmerifaner bat
cntl6ie0en ibre Nniidten iber Die Sonn=
tagsfcier ieit Der id0nen 3eit Der "blue
laws beoeutenb gedn0ert, oennod aber
lit bic 3abI 9erienigen, meI6e 8egen cine
rerninftige unb 3eit0emdBe Sonntagsfeier
nit alien nl6sli6en Otitteln tdmpfen, iebr
~bebeutcno. 8ie Bel Diclen an0eren Sra
gen ihIdft bic Qgitation fir unb iDtber
3eittpetie Elm, I'm baum nit erneuter @rz
bitterun9 tueiter gefibrt 81 tperoelt. Sn
unleren 9ta6barltGoten 9ieparf uno 8rDof>
Jpn, iii Norpid, 9onn., unb peridicoenen
an6eren BIdsen lit in lebter 3ett pieOer
nieI geeifert tuOroen aegen vSabbatbz
ShdnDcr"; aber bas %1niinnigite, iuaS lit
0ieier Be3iebung seieiftet ipOrOelt, Oiirfte
tpobL duf 06s Gonto zines 0aptiltenz9far=
rers in SericD @itps 6ei9bts gu ieben ieiit.
@ir iilt0 0arnH getpO6nt, Die Serren Seel=
iorger gegen Dieienisen eifern 5u bOren,
tpeI6e am Sonntage ii6 tpeltliden 8er=
guI9ungen bingeben, bier aber baben ipir
tinen Ofann bot uns, Der ein Witglico
ieiner @emein6e hesbalb gu ertommuniz
airem ipiinidt, tpeiI es III iciner StelIung,
als 6eiser an Der Y%enniDlUanias Gllen=
balm, ge3tpungen lit, einige Stunben am
vEa9e OeS 6errn" ST. arbeiten, UNI Srau
uub &itOsr ebrlid 3u erndbren!
9lun lit e5 befanntIid cine groBe Streit=
frnge, ipeIdes eisentlidl Der Sag bes
6errn" lit; tpeIln mir uns auf 6as urtbeiL
unierer 6eutl6en Qanosleute uerIalien wOIs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-29
8crmtfOtcS.

Die bie5lGbrtge Wet5enernte
bon SIIinOis miro nt6t blob ais Die
abioIut grDBte, ionbern au6 ais Die relattp
9rOBte an9eie1er, Die ber Staat ie eingez
beirnft bat, b. b. iie ibertrifft ridt bloB
aue friiberen Grnten lit Der @eiaulmt3abL
Der eingebeinriten 9uibels, %lonoern audi in
Dem Our6l6nitt5ertrag per older. Ocr
@elamn1tiueisenertrag DeS Staates miro
tad 8eridte1 aus allen Sbeilen bes Staaz
teS auf a, ia, 661 8ulbcls neranldloat.
Die bret groBten Meisenernten, pclde
SuinOis Bis babtlt gellabt bate, tparen Die
DON 1878: 33,SS3, 399 BuibcIs. Die bon
1877: 50, 190,5 500 SuibelS uro Die BON
1864: 33,731, 173 8ulbels. 8emerfens=
tpertb lit, Dap SutnoiS in bieiem Sabre
iDteoer Die h0dite SteLle inter ben ~iueisenz
bauen0cn Staateu ber lt1iolt ein9enonts
men bat, ipel6e es III Den lebtpergangetet
Sabren at Sonia EnD Minnelota iiber=
laiien bate. Oabet 3iebt Suinois eine
f~ololiaIe Wtaiie bon 8elihforn; Der bless
jd9rige @rtrag miro, oa nod feline DerlGB=
ltdeH 53lffern Dorliegen, Snil6en 200 un0
300 Miuipnen Sul6els gciddbt. Den
8ertb Der 9eidGBteu Nderbauz Yrooutte
i6Gbt man, getuiB ni6t ibertrieben, auf
200 MiQiouen Dollars. Suinois itebt
bannit an Der Spite aIer Staten Der
unton.
- Der Gin6DieD 6anbeI bon
Eeras nin1mt ale Sabre r~ieiigere Oiz
meniionen Gin GROCER Gbeil bieles
!9anoeIs gebt Iber Ranlas D. B. Die 8iebs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-29
T5ocherfliche Slli,rcis &faots-Behaeng

Elm @eiGent bon 5000 Wf. aus Der Shas
tune beipiuigt uno ocnl Oberbiirgermeiiter
Sclte iberlpieien. = Dem Oerrn Oberprd-
fibenten y. 9orn nno beiIen 0emabliu ltats
tete 0er &ailer eincn einltiinoigen 4riuats
beiud ab. Der Sailcrlide 0crr traf biers
bel nit bent Gronprlnsen 3uiammen, ipcls
der lid gum Jbee bate anlagen lailen unb
bis mad 10 llbr il, Der Samilie oeS Germ
Oberpr6iioenten ucripeilte. Die Sfa,lertl,
bat oer Trau y. 6orn elm foItbarcS Nrrt7
bano gum @eldenf gemadt.
= Die @~ettIuft, 10 i6reibt Die gerI.
SribIne, p6ut II. Sept., treibt alh IN
inherent 10 praftilhcn Berlin Die tpulper-
lihiteu 8litben. Sener iuuge Wtann,
BON Dem mir idon bitter icltlame Suuits
ltiife berid)tet Dnbelt, bat AM Uorlebtel,
Mittipoh gege1 2lbcno ipieoerum cine
et8cltbimlide tlIrteril6e Wette geiuonz
men. Der ionoerbare 0err, BEN oas
lSetten gum 8eoiirfniB gelporpen All iein
ldeint, frob iir 2OO Wtdrf auf alle II
Nicren bonn G0nigstbor bis nad) lSeiBsn:
ice. Groboem baS lllht D0rauSgelcDcne
yiegcnwctter Oer alusfiibruug in mebria6er
t6lniidt greBe S0ipierigfeiten cntgegeus
iteute. bat bet iultge Otann in 2 Stunben
10 Ntinutcn Den gSeg a%urildgelegt, cine
2eiitune, Dercn Wr0Be nur Der ermeiielt
fam, Der Sur Yrobe eiunla( in 3imner
umberfriedt. llcbrigens ludr furs Dot
BeiBcniee cine iolhe S6ndde Bel Dem
Erieder cin3etreten, Dap CT nlr nit Nufs
bietung aIer &rdfte bas Oorf erreidte uno
per Droidte na0 Der Staot gcbra9t wcr>
ben n,uBte.
= Bann 1T es II 1t6 Gcbalo
Die llbr ben II it. Ell S0la9 borcn lGBt,
Doer crit Dalin, iDeltt Die IL SUlGge ert0rt
iino? 0ieie lbtpicrige Trage mar, ipie
Die p8eriht5s 3tg." ersablt, III eiucm 8crz
liner 8a8ateIpro;eB 81 cntidcibcn. Der
&ldJcr befdlo lid bereits Dor Dem { t It II
Olodenidlag Der Stuuoe sur Stele, bet
8:rtlagte oagegcn trat crit ein, nadocul
bsrcits Die ct it Ell brci ed d Der
llbr DerDaQt tparen. &ldgcr prptcitirtc
9egcn Die 3ulaiiung beS Gcrflagtcu ulto
perlangte Die Gerurt6cilung III llbpeienS
belt Tin contumaciam). 1pel6e Oeun aid
DDm 9tidter ausgeiproden puroe, meil
|SGcrfla9tcr niht Der Haonng gcrniB tm II
llbr erlGiencn lei, unD ocsDalb Die lit bet
2aouna geitellte Serluarnung 9egen ibn
YlaB greif:.
Gre interciiante 9eIocipebez
Wettfabrt giug an Samitag Den @.
September 1T ber @grieulturals0 atl in
gonDDn nad i~edstagi9er 0uuer 81
Gnoe. Gs bauoeltc iih barurn, nclWc
0iitans in ber angegebcneu 3eit bel td0lih
18itiinDiSem Tabren surilf5clc9t pcroeu
tonntc. gin Der Wettiabrt betbeilisten lib
ait GicDcliiten, bon btreu Waucr ats
Oietpcaitlc am Spne 1904 Waci[en, Ierront
(ein Uran;oie) 1890 Wteilen, 6igbam i145
Nteitcn, Sam 100 Dteilen, ASaaiS 072
Dteilcn, Gbrelhcr 736 Wteilert, yeerning
$50 WteiIcn uro 9ltorep5 $50 Wieilcn
SuriidleBten. Maller unb Serrout fubrcu
am Samltag Die beiipicllolc Dtltan; bon
s2O cu8liiOen MeiIcu, obne ba5 Yclos
cipeee sill uerlaifen, uno nobntcn iOgar ibre
Otabl3eiten lpabrcno bcS Sabren5 cin.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-29
\ nietg
v 7 I: 7 N /: .
yeberbe(Omer0ell.


DieIe 2rontbeit e~ntTprinst fot in ouen Siuen elmer
Deransiruna oeS 0iogens. Sit Der Ntasert oeronJtrt,
10 aerdtb aud oas 9lut auBer Sronun9. nnb lparunl ?
NLes Blut i'm meniGliden 35rper paifrt ollie paar Oti>
nnten burd, bic seber, IN. pie saliscn StOT: pom oers
ieloen aussulHeioen. Gutbdlt bus Slut %itropnloie
Saile ober anoere llnreinieteiteu, 10 iesen fib ~Oieletber
iiule blbar nit Ser sale in oer yebsr ielt. Ytu@ uno
mad permebren lid DiNie lmrciniateiten, MAIDEN ba;
8tut naiierie uHb brin9eH letuc.sclucgung ms Stodcn,
10 baB es ieine 6unttion, bic seber gu itltrtren, nibt
mebr %ausiibt. Anr @itt bIeibt bonn in Der seber Su>
rid, IND bas Ieinttotc lit eine peritopite, cntsunoeie
Inb 9.ldmoIeme ye5er uno enottd poiitipc &rantbet.
Dies lit bic Gbeorie unb bies Die &timGr. mie lid aus
ben Ibdtiaden %erqiebt. Gie Spmptoute ordEacn lid
raid AM eindRoer - iortpdbrentet Sbner3 III Der reds
ten Seits nit sunebmenbet Nbma9eruns uno Shwdde;
!0uiten nit Sdlelmausunrf, Dtspepiiu; Hart 9~eiarbter
llrin; selbe 6arbe Der Auaeu; SteUer uno raider
Quts. @s lit unmo9li6, bel oielen Spmp:cmen bic
8~rantbeit AT uertcnnei. Us 9i6t nur Elm at,tlcl. yz
berbei6peroeu ;u turireit, uno oieies btiteht bartn, baB
man bic llriade beieitiet. gu bieiem .3mcdt muB man
oai Osn .Nta8en. bic y!eber mn Oas aan5e Spitem aleids
seiiis rpirteu. Sur oas VEG ZINE uermuJ oies Su
ibun nnb cine i9lcunise sur ber0etsnlibrea. Nian leie
bic 3ensniiie.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-29
Qeberbcl1wcrOetL

gris9sptlte, 81, 30. Suit 1873.
81 etepens, Bolton,
Msrtber SER! - Ter einstse 3ped oieies !Seu9nihes
lit, ulsiide ecIebtuns ST perbreiIen. Sn etnent ldltnaS
men aniaI Don Seberleioen tteG iD MD onrd etnt9e
meincr Ireunbe i%iberreoen, Sbr VEGETINE iu uerlus
den, mnb nod sbe i'd cine bulbe 6ldlde ein9et ommen
bate. tIbIte i'd mid, beoeuleno better. Sd hattie snpor
anbere Meoi5inen scbrandt, tphnte aber utdlt la9et.
baB lie mir im Gerla9neil 9sboiien bdtten. SD 5tebe
Shire Dteoi;in allen anoeren Dor uno ~clmpfeGle It bsr5tt9
Nlen, bic eines iold)en NtitteiS berurfen.
a9tnnsspoa, Airs. Marp 9neelaHo.
equity 8olam6, DE-, ii. Ot:. 1876.
.6errn 8. O. StepcnS.
Mertver SER! - SD mar suei Sabre lang NIT sebers
Ietben bebaitet nuO ~Ddbrcuo nieier aansen Seit bate i'd
perfhieOsne M~teOi5insn 9ebroudt, Don nenen MIR leootp
feline niivte. SD tonHtt 9tadta libt ibtdlen nno bate
feinen Appetit. Sett i'd icood bus ses
braude. erfreue i'd mid aeiunben Sdiaies iinS sAien
Nppe.tts. SD fam nus VEGETINE aus et9enet Gr>
fabruue auitiblis %emplebten.
adtunssuou bic Sbti3e,
Seseuot bur1 Mr5. ALbert Nt0er.
Der. Ueorse VI. 9ou9 bGn,
ItepjorD, Ntatl.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-29

Gpepeu eridienen. Die nsueIte Summer pou The
Musical Record. Gd;ft & Gent5 iar cine Mam-
nter. $40 Iir Elm Sagr. oNi6pte nibt o9nc ibu ieiu
Iur ben iiiniiu6cu 4rcis."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-29
9etcrbei6merOen.
50 bin icbt 10 woOt wic jc suOOr.

8aterlpo. So, 8. Oft. 1878.
s. n. 5tepens, 8piton. .
SD udr nit eeberIsioen uub Wa9eubeiAuerben be-
baIlet nno bate uerihieoene NripuraIe obne Mirtua5
oepraunt; auein nad)pem tb SpeiStultet
einatuomuaen battle, betoub ib mid, mieoer 10 MOL wie
ie 5upor. Abtuu3ouoA,
Nir iinb perI6nT;d nit loerrn siueolt befannt nnb
luilIer, Dab ieiut obiqe MiittheiIuns wabrbc;isae!rtu TT
9Sir perfauiet arobe Quuutitdten I'M
nuiere aunbel ipreden lid ilbsrau5 sinitis oaritbc
aus. 8angter Bios,
Ipotbeter unb 8udbdno.er, MattrIoo, 50.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-29

Der tp il # ats bem 8eas eeraumt.
Sir bic @obltbat, bic in Der 9tcttun9
Saulenoer bon GuaorotmeiIen Watobes
itanoes liegt, f0nnte lid bnS 2auo itbot
bas NuIb0ren Der 2~eoersAusfubr gefaIen
Ioiien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-29
VEGETINE.
!3ubereitet Don
H. II. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
gesttiue miro bon alien stuOtDctera o%erianit.
M1id1imerie.

qi. oIte Siru,a pom 6. Y 0tice s. 60. bat lib aufa.s
ISit ,ub has @eihdft auisege6en. 6. z. Jice befinbet
lib in gto. % Slo Gaual Ctr. Chicago, lnoieiblt er be-
reit lit. aae Mrten Don Viien> unb 0ol5orbetts9taldtS
neritn NIB Woidineuberaubtbeite, ierner Damp MAJ
fhineu unb 6efiel alter Grt SUI lietern nno bent, bic
aujtrdae ieiner iriibercn e6aler nno Anseiet 81 er bols
ten, unD usripriat prompte &ebicnnns. adtr"9spou
1p0 e. IL. EGlS2s
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-29
Gin Golisiit lit Godcitcr yltabm III Orci
8od)eu llllt a6t 8funo 5n."

6errn $. il. Steuens.
@trtber 3err !-Jia9bem i'd in einen Idliniuiet Gn>
fol pom yeberleioen nur prci Slaiben Don .lbrcm YES
GETlNE sebraubt bate, btisrte it'd mein .Sntano
S~ulepeuos. SD @eae itgt a)t XTuno mebr ais SIR 3cit
ba t1 nit benz eSctrauD be9ann, unO td sldnbe, bag i'd
in tnrser 3eit polis turirt ieiu werpe. she i'd NIT
benz VEGETINE be9o,n, mar i'd, inner drStii4er Scs
Lanoluna. Su mar lln9e frant semeien. A1err Smlilb.
Der ourd cas EEGE1lNE turirt morDet mar, empiabt
mir ben Sebrand %reiielbea. SD fam IS ALLEN ais enc
quite @ieot;iu berstid) e%mpte5len, rem ej bat mebr iir
mid 9etban ais bic Doitoret su tbun pernlohten.
A6tunJsuou,
Sames y. 5 obno IN,
Bolisin, go. 1913 Sropu Str., 9todeiter, 81. ..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-09-29

~ ilebrissns 1T 5ierbei 81 bsnnertea, Oak bic
serlns Der 3uferausfubr aus 5apaii nit iebr
nIibtrauiideI au9em anieben. IS bcltebt Der
gerboGt, OaB eir betrddttider Gbcit bieier aus;
fubr aus 10 e It II bii d c NJ 3uder beitcbt, bcr
bort SolGfrei mad San 66ranciscO einsefiibrt
81 rpcrben. 8cnu li6 bicie trumme NuSbeltung
oes @ertra9c6 Settens Der 6auheute i'll 0awaiI
beitdtisen ioate, 10 pIrbe bartn Gruno eenus
fir bic Ser. StoOtet Liese1, ben 8crtras su fiinz
6iQen.
, 1879-06-06

sents to tnko 4 per cent tnAtcad OF 6 pcr
ccnt on Ills t,onts It 10 |nat nB important to nx
the stnntlnrd Of value Of human lal,or rs 70 nx
tint Of gold nnd silvgr. or the lowest rato OF IN
tercst: As is now done By legislation, o. Make
eight hours n totnt,ton days fabor. The Arpri-,
car ritizcr, at lenst can uien do something etso
tl.nn drudge like beast Ut burden from
su,,rsu to sunset: md let ~ ono tn
eutt tile laborers by saving they will
spend the extra tima In drinking any moro.
than accnso The capitalist Of doing Tho (aino.
~ Tho lnln'scrs to gain MI their fights,
by pcars:atte mcans, by proper lrglslatfo4 and
tic FREQ cxescsss Of tho ri<lts of s9lraxc,
which thcs pnssoss In dcrrce III AmcF1 that
Is tulcbsagcd to the pcople Of no otherfnuntry.
The sectn'l nnf third propositfont may np-
pear objectionable to Inany, yet tsert1s reason
In them, ",l just consideration Of hnc rights
OF every 1at1. Superior skill md }oor can ho
paid IN p2bpurti1n to it's reat valuqts It Is now,
but n l,asis Is fixed beneath wtth mono cat
force the lahorer.
TIE t,i|t'" far an act 10 procye stattst tFcal IN.
formation upon tho subject Ut a!'or and hEher
intslstrai tntcrcsts OF this Ssat" sigrca oy tue
Gororor an nov law + 4;en ~ nr,. .G sl slf'hs a
eaid bill sial, be to collect !ssort syssonlat':?
anil present IN b'onnIal rcHt 70 lFe dehefa'
Assembly statistical detatlGelattl0 70 ~, "
pnrtmunta vi lahor II, the fate. espetlais 10 its
rctathns IT. tllc roi;lfncpa', !nansss1al' M't'n'.
educational. ard Fahltar rfpn0Hlon bL thh laooE.
Ing classes, anil tn the rfH1n'lcnt nfosefts q
tie nlccIsaEtclI, ,nannt}tuflng. nnti Pfodusss".
industry o. The 8tatc.T ii. Al clf'~
, 1879-06-06
A Million of Frenchf,,rn untlor AFu4a.

Il.
Tbis wear nearly SOOU0u Freirhncn WILL ac(u-
ally srrye with tic coiurs fur louger Or shorter
period. Of tl,eso 47U, llD bronR to the actEve
army, 14s,51U meu md = $50 Officers ~ the re-.
GEO otIjetry 10 Ills Territorial army. Tho ArlncA
lureca Vi ,e country cot,4st of the srtlye army,
In ylltcl, ua., scrycs nontusily Tor Tive ycars;
OF tt,e rrservs ot tho active army, lnto which
year.' srrylru III tj,o artual army, aud III which
{lu rcr,,ulus (or four years; Of the territorial
ar.,.y, iuto wntch mca pass sfter comn'ettnE
their sesfics ii the rtaofsc, nnd In which they
Territorial army, iato which men arc passed for
eIx years aftor serving their tive years In tho
territorial ar,ny. Thu arttyo army, cos,ss.
4usns!y, coss.pr!scs tive classea of yearly
cu4tiugsnta VI recruits; the reserve, iour: tLe
la.irr, stx clasaes. OF tho lYe clnsaos Of the
act!yo army fur ure actually preseut with tls
eoIuxa; of tho four Cla&aea uf the reserve. tie
, 1879-06-06

At all carly ngc, before Tho stocks s:att,
1t IL eE'unci .nnelt likn 4 rn:-ufa'le; a'ni ron
coultt extend nl thoaG little travGa nf tho Pine
npife y frnn, sir to ciuhsres inches IN nngsit,
md tInke them tarl amt tlsarp. yo So1ll hare
this Mnscat in appearance. At tlhs eta.e the
lAps1cltcs gather them aud rUast them, nnl hsn-
uncG HtHnethfiK very nluc!, Resembling our
pckle.l citron Wien dried.
cnh never forget Wien learned tlt'W They
10 this. Have yoi ever brnn sraral frightened
doesn't 'lnlt tell ~ 40 l!at yo,i ase not rot
over It vet; Wien you trief to loak brave, a.nl
knew yun were cnwartl; waited to rry, aud
!an't tinsc: wished ynu l,a'l ata!a at home and
cFal other places "hBro sou Ind l,ec't. af'l snu-
where yUt wero airatl yoil would lIavu to 70
qttfrk'y; put yoitr lHEl in your Dorkct for sour
pistol. w'ifct, yh,t lad carried every l!ny for six
ono wllo ought to be shot. ret knew yon Ie't Il
nt camp tlat n'orn!ng; tried III s!Il! "Old Hun
ttrcd " anl Bse,y-t,ye u; prayed lttr. " Now
/ las tnc duwn to slvsp," .'lsoclt ne
to sleep, Mother" ~ pray 'hc Lord my aoni to
wus goI.tE 70 !.appet,,-" t'cn. Creak."-auv-
tIllnE, tveryfhfHg,-a!l Ibis, asilI millions nurc.
ail III n I,lnusoa fllfn you may lIavc sonle Idea
OF how felt when come suddenly round that
sharp rock, atnl found what l "as not huntlt'..
tor,--
AnouT YoRTr ApAeMBs.
You would think thnt had snrmfscd this
rn,np, a,ul they hn,i mt had t,mu to slrr.s. IH&
they did no. nIlnu that. .A"l llcn have thirty
nine Of tr6e fo!luws talk To yUu nj at once,
tnlk alt ever, with tlirir siaAds and nrn,s, md
word they tal, nn.l fearn. ali the time they
would tnaKe ynn understand them. Some os
.llc1u talked higher sl,an sl,c rest, for am rcr'
tain they jumped THREE isct hieti when they Fay
I rcp,cmher, except that, when got n lt.lr
wnys off, did not stlit!y the rUeks my until