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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-30

The river says-I'll he damned.
The stocking says-Tll be Garned.
The furnace says-l'll be blasted.
The doctor says-P!ague take 1t.
The teacher says-Well, that's cool.
The scholar says-Ill be switched.
The preacher Gays Mercy on us.
The farmer says--Land sakes.
The soldier says-Shsot it.
The lawyer says-Hold up your right
hand.
The merchant says-By the Prophets.
The newspaper man says his prayers,
for he never swears.
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Nonparesl: During a methods revival

Nonparest: During a methods revival
at Dunlap, Harris county, last week. a
milkman who had his spiritual strength
renewed, got up in "a experience meeting
and confessed that he was not as good as
he ought to be, as he had been selling milk
for long time that was part water. Il
am weak In the flesh; I'm son-ot-a-gun !;
| water my milk, make two quarts of
one"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-30
Poetry.
-Written for the AyAHT COURIER.-
THE ARABIAN TALE.
DADT uuu

| FANE 1x1.
While listening to the song, the watchftl
Queen
Studied with interest her daughter
face
The fair Arabian bud of seventeen
As would doctor some pcrplexing case
''Poor fellow" said the Queen, ''hc's lef
his love
Back in his mountain home among til,
trees.
And now is cooling like some lonely dov.
That waits her coming on the perfumet
breeze;
Poor boy! think it must be Add el Khan
He pleascs ME. Ill help him all l can.
Ito day made him Captain in my guard
Ill get his confidence, send for his love,
And make her maid of honor or my ward,
Commencing here on earth the JOYS
above"
The Princess all this time looked very
queer.
H~-ese, -'-'--
Anu OIL ItcT CtIctA tIctC OtOOU q SuetciiitiS
tear.
As if she felt all that the Queen did say.
Perhaps she sympathized with ADD ei
Khan
His mountain love-I doubt it much for
one.
Thus things progressed. md ADD el night
ly sang.
Sometimes plaintive lay full of despair,
Again in hopeful words the garden rang.
AS it the treasured prize was nesting
there.
One Gay a courier from a distant King
Arrived to notify the noble Queen
OF embassy that precious news would
bring.
And presents such as ne'er before was
seen,
And with the morning sun there did ar
Five hundred swarthy men from long
drive,
And camels loaded with most precious
goods,
Rich silks and cashmere shawls and
jewels rare,
Golden trinkets and aromatic woods,
Curiosities enough to stock a fair:
and elephants, a huge white bear.
And parrots that could talk almost like
men;
A whole menagerie Of beasts was there
4 restless tiger. and lions den,
Brigh dancing girls, active as honey bees,
Whose only clothing was from hips to
knees.
All these were presents to the Princess
Zate
From the most gracious King of Abys-
sinia,
Who had been lately made disconsOlate,
For lie had lost his favorite DIlcinea;
And to replace her had looked all around
The courts Of Europe and warm Assyria.
And after searching tar and wide lie found
This wonderOns gem in spiced Arabia,
Then sent an offer of his hand. and part,
That is, the one tive-hundredth OF his heart.
modern lady would, am afraid,
Think that a smallish interest even in a
King;
sut this old man, with vigor all decayed,
Thought he was dsing Il most gracious
thing,
% send an embassy with q proposal
10 Princess Zate to share his grand Sc
ragliO,
md in his larem live life ambrosial,
And save besides national embrOgliO.
'erhaps tho you would much prefer to
he letter that he sent in his great need:
|. TheOdOsious, favOrite son of heaven,
Descendant of Solomon and Sheba,
o whom the Lord great power and wealth .
has given,
Do send kindly greeting to Arabia.
We met with an atiiiction sore OF late,
Ny fav0rite wife was taken to the sky.
he honored place awaits the Princess
Zate,
Whose beauty charms my most Glstidi- !,
GUS eye;
herefore I've sent my chief of Eunuch's
for her,
moving she'll be proud Of the great :
honor"
ne Queen the letter read, then asked the q
chief
How many wives the King at present 4
had; La
le answer was: s'The King may spare I
his Rrjef O
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Horne roOke Wis asked how much SEva~
son man could le guilty of and Aat b.
hanged. ToOke replied that he eOstks Z,
inform him just yet. hu' that he wae tEy>
ing to find out for hiMsslf,
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His marital choice is not so very bad.
He has five hundred concnbines and wives.
Of every race and color meath the sun
Some liliputians from the smallest hives,
To the finely built and stately amazon,
And almost every embassy does bring
A wife or two to this, the greatest King"
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I've thought and pondered much on this
one thing.
Why SD much license to one sex is given
l cannot understand why slave or king,
Or any potentate in earth or heaven
Should have more license on account Of sex.
(Which is undoubtedly thing of chancc)
Yet to this day this wron doth truly vex
Some noble souls that seek deliverance.
But l can see (tho' slow in my short life
A better states been gained tlro' furious
strife
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, 1879-01-02

second statement Is mostly falae. Tho story
a!H,nt the Ktrape ut Pcnra was true. The story
reg 1rting hta wife Is nlso true, hut he docs mot
kcc what that 1tas To Ito with the affair. or wly
she should be t,r.u9h& tnro siirt, s'.san'. Tho
flursn ertl cutter were recovered IN legitimate
r,ant.cr, thrt'ugh hts business ~ privntc tie
tccttfc. i
And. notwithstanding the psfsnncrs char
actcr ID thus shown up In bat! light, he appears
to bc the Victim of singular chsc u mistaken
Identity. lle ltreuat Nm 9ai Van ssntcn, directly
across The street from tho grocery. Ito traica
there, and must hare been seen b. johnson ati
wife MANY tirncs tic wns In the hturc fifteen
minutes before tho robborY. anh neighbour
named Sullivan, resulting at No. 11a Van Buren
street, ran out upon iscnring tho cutlery after
the robbery had taken place. lie met Day. and
knowing htn1 to 1e q detective, huth OF them
questioned Alr. johnson aud wife und obtained
n description Of the robbers. Day wits In the
store again next mornug. but III neither in
brought him TO the gr.rcry Mrs. johnson was
positive that he vas, the nuo who choAesi her,
and she slit stfckA 70 It. But Day In no tnAn-
ncr corresponds To the description she gave Mr..
Sullivan that night,
However, tho matter will doubtleaa be set-
tied to.lny. Dny has been nssoelatinR c0Hsid.
ctablv with C. r. Sheridan, only two tnonths
out Of the Iowa State Pcnftcntfary. and rooH,-
Ing At No. 147 Weat Harrison street. iIe was
arrested Yesterday, and, should tho jolnsons
identify him a. tile Other rnber, the poles will
aRalnst both men. In eithcrercnt tho case u
singular. II Day committed tho robbery his
cheek In returning to tho store and taking de-
scsfrtions vi the Eohbera Is amazing. and, II .l,e
y Innocent, Mrs. Johpson can never again be-
licre her eYes. =
, 1879-01-02

family residence. This wss alt done, tleeentIv
and In order, md In tho tncans'mc
the n'shcas made all tle usual
preparations Ter funeral. ant. IN this case. for
tl'r proper ee!at. The STROUD wns hr!1crc,l the
the burial permit and physicians certificate were
obtained, the friends were called in, Hipcs we're
llgtteb and certain stoups Of liquor found their
wav down eager thsoats with the usual actt''n.
nanytne kmacklng. Of lie. anti verbal praises OF
tic ;"crarturc." Everything Was ready but the
form Of the beloved departed.
In the course Of f1,c nftcrnuun TINT camc,-br
what was supposed to be the mortal remains
thereof. Tears s''cru were. voices ghoxcd with
neatly siavcM, In plain but appropriate caskct,
ana '.1atd on the cold. cold btcr,' was n,rssert.
ously exposed to view by remnvtnc tho coffin
plate. The mourners gathered around. expect,
known in life. When the last screw sas re-
va. dIepcilcd. "i1owiy Moses" yelled ono u
ts sprrowinf onss r. ns: Of mingled 'a sfsh M
Nike O'shca tn that stif.'' The scntt-
mcnts expressed by the remaining mourners
we're wonderfully simi'ar.. The wake WIS at =
STOP. The corpse was taken back TO the ilospi'
panyin0 it, and then they wanted to know,
yt,,i ktlow, low The - this was." The upshot
Of Il all was that the other O'shea.. the dropst-
ch! Michael, wns fonnl IN onr Of the upper
wasds, attire and with his clothes on, and very
much astonishcl at tho news he rccotvcd, aEu
tho subsequent chafnes to which he was ex-
posed. The qucerest thing about It MI WAS that
noue Of the Hospital folks knew who the dead
man was, II hi want O'8hea, and the inter
ih,ng like T.. Il might bc good schems t0r
the Hospital authorities hereafter to label
patients Or brand them, 30 that when fou1.d
dead they can be properly Identified.
, 1879-01-02

Northern Pacific extension arc settled by dis
patch from tho Northern rsrlnc 1lailrontl office
In New York 10 tho }.onttr- 1re*s. announcing
that Tho contract for building tho 1rst i'm miles
was Yesterday awarded hr the Directors to atc-
rlien c. Walter, Of Peeksviltc. N. y; Herman
Clnrk, ot East Orange. n. J.; Jnmea bellows,
Of Rochester, N. T.: and l:ohert J. Campbell, Of
Bath. n. Y..-the work to be compctct
nes. " teefpe M assst " ". % ans o
the li1dcss, supplements ti!. nnnouncrnene
with some interesting Information to nur Mill
neapotfs reporter II 10 tno liist ttself.-Wlch ls
estimated to snotlpt 10 about $7,f0' per m!'c,-
tut this IA t,lrro approximate estimate, no
hurgov Of The line having yet bccn l'atl, except
ot section Of abnut twenty-five miles. Mr.
Walkc-, who ma'at tho htt. scems to have loEnl
ample naski"E " o hts bond. j. Il y xory ',E. ~
ct1c shall be built for s7,1oo pcr milo, Il will be
,,nqllcsslonably the cheapest piere OF road of
like lcngth-c0nsitlerIng its geographical situa.
tion au.l Topography, and It's distance from ahv
COUNTRY. Farley's feat In building the l'rcckin.
ridge cutoff over this dead level VI the Red
River VALLEY for about 5000 mile, was cons!d.
escd a marvel OF cheap construction, but II
Stephen C. Walker sonpetf. the 'oo ns
estmsted ses t. oissr oHs1 ioo SQUARE yars
OF excavation per mile, he Will bent Farley BY
several lengths. He mar, and probably will,
make no money uui Of It. 1t should be under
stood, however, Us partial EXPLANATION VI his
low bid, that the Northern Pacific Ratlsoad
Company hare agreed to TRANSPORT men. rnnteri-
ais, aud supplies Of all kinds on thetF road FREQ
pensates to considerable extent for the uIs.
tancc Of the scene Of operations from the points
of supply. Moreover. II Is d cash bid, md no
discount for deprecated bonds entcrs into tbs
, 1879-01-02
A. LIVELY CORPSE,

TIE tAHK14 u1P4lVEU UY FUNER4L-
The frat requisite 10 properly-conlucteA
funeral 10 10 have the eospss Oh hand, and 10 be
sure It Il the rt4ht oue. For lack ol tho hitter
pEscautlon. certain funersl which wa 10 have
cu.ne oil to-day 1t No. III Maxwell street has
bseu postponed indeauitsly, much 10 tho satis-
faction Of the friends and relatives. aud 10 tie
sudnits ehsl1ng Of The "eozpss," BY Ills boon
companions, for falling 10 play out his
part In the luGubftous drama Romc-
tims yesterday morning one John
OSheA called upon Undersaker Elton and
told linn he bud received postul-cani from tho
authorities Of the Cook County Hospital stating
that lis brother, Atehael O'6oea, hsd disd dur-
Ing ths night of dropsy, aud a1kiu9 tor instruc-
tionA u 10 what sluuid ke 1oae regarding tis
tuIi2l. Mr.. O'Shea-4le very much alive but
sUrrow-str.ekeu oue-re4uested Dir. Elton 10
send oysr 10 the uosoltal, get the body, prepare
1t for the Kr2ye, Hud bflnK It Utsr 10 tbs
, 1879-01-02
IS THE NEW EXPERIMENT OF THE MUTUAL
LIEF lFGA7

from The CaFnnfetf, Et,o 1ark.
Tho following communication frum the Hoo,
john T. Clark. at whose ipstanee the optnlnn Of
Prut. Gray, OF Harvard, touching the legality Of
tho sccen: action Of tho Matnal Lie vas ah-
taincd, will be read With interest:
Der. II, 1s7s.-Ths Editor Of tho fhrp4.leie-
DEAR Sin: ] an 10 receipt Of your yulned favor
OF yesterdays date, making inquiries reiatlvs TO
certain professional opinions touching the i1lc-
gality OF tho recent actIou Of tho Mutual Life
Insurance. Company. and asking at whose In
stance they were obtained. In reply, have tu
say that, us far ~ am aware, Ut separate optn
IONS have been written by tho utllclnta TO whom
you refer; but the opinion prepared for me
trm Of Ropes, Gray Il Lorng, Of this ctty). was
recently submitted ut my instance to tho Hon.
Willard sayles. Attorney-neaeraf Of Rhodc
lsiaul; tae Hon: Luelltus 4. Emery, Attorney
Tappan. Attorney y-tacncsnl OF Now Hampshire,
for examination BY thenl. Eacl, concuErcd nm
roserycdfy In t'sof. GraY'a vtews-namcly, TINT
In tbs eye Of the law tho policies now being ls-
sued by tho Mutual Life arc fraudulent rs re-
CARDS the old members. and consequently void.
haze only 70 add. iu reply to your second
Inquiry, that these optniQns have becl obtained
a. nv own instance. for the benefit Of myself
and q number Of friends who bold large policies
IN thu Company, mud that our object in obtain.
Ing aud publishing them wns to iulluce tho
Trustecs to voluntarily reconsider their action,
and thereby render unnetcssary the perhaps
DISASTROUS litigation that Is otherwise likely 10
occur. We hoped. antl think With reason, thas
such an array Of distinguished legal testimony
{eycry Atiorney-General IN New England con-
ours III Prof. Gray's oplnton) to tho illegaltty Of
the psotcetilpas complained Of would creato
such healthy public opinion regarding the
powers OF .Fsuatces znd their necessary lifnita
tions when vast and Intricate interests arc being
dealt with, that the eminent mud hIgh'y.rcspcct-
I'd business men who control tlaa fortunes Of
tho M(utunl ltfe.inaurance Company would ba
impcltcd to and supported IN M honorable re.
treat from the unjust mud unteuab!c position
Tint has been, a. we have hopcd, unwlttlngly
assumed.
Should xo 10 disappointed IN cur expecta-
tiona tthts an not prepared to at1u1tt} the pro-
fcsstonal investigation which the subject Inns
undergone will to Of service In tho legal pra.
ceedinga ebat Will no doubt cn4uc. Yours re-
speettYlly, Jonx 7. CLARK.
, 1879-01-02

late hour Tuesday nleht, he WAS assaulted by n
sRloon-loA named William Peters. whom be
rrmple and across tho nose and the face. Peters
ls vel! knuwn, and his capture Ia merely ques"
tton Of time.
At 1o:l5 last night, willie Mr. Casanagh,. OF
No. lsB West van Bnrcn street, while going
west on Adams street wns met In front ut M.
turned and followed hin. Then. i. NJ.
CavanaGh came up to another man., VINO
proved To be d pal, the tall man seized him
f1om behind md etoked him, and tfe two re.
volyer to-. to protect ri himself, but the ro,,ber IT.
lteyed him OF that also. The transaction was
seen hv \ ctttztn. but s,nEulaEly enough neither
he nor CaVauaQh ate nbte to giva any gooo de.
sertpltou OF TIM bighwavmen.
detective John U'Connor last evening arrcst-
ed, at The corner of Desplaincs and Randolph
streets, q crooked character named Walter Fan.
n!n1, who Inns not bccn seer about town for
nearly two years, having skipped out jnst after
a desperate robbery At Amos Scefey's
fatn!ly. It was always thought slat Waiter had
hand In tue robbery. [Ie Is also wanted for
the larceny Of some shawis from J. V, FsrHell
II Co., nod ut,'1l several other charEee. When
to let him 70, and when at the cuFner Of Wash.
inRton and Union streets he threw A handful OF
cayenne pepper In the officers face, and male
desperate etldcaTor to escape.
At about 5 o'clock last evening Jamrs Henry.
u years bf aEt, living Mt M. 204 Van Huren
street, stopped fcw moments tn frnnt of No.
jig Blue Island avenue, TO Eatch some boys
who wcrt hard at ptay IN the i,eighbothooa. A
hend na.netl DeFnart lioeau,p. who Inns figured
IL tue noltce courts before, came ont
without my. proyocatton, Crsspcd : ekata
lron, one OF tho bows at play, and dealt the little
Henry boy frightfil blow over tho heoJ, cut
tlt.R dccn cash clear to thc skull. Or. Hobbs,
who attended the lktIo fellow. tays the wound
Is very dangerous one, but he has hopes ot
recovery unless the conclusion proves more
sertous than ts expected. Eoramp was arrested
shortly after ths assault by Officer Thomas
atatcr. aud wns fockc1 up at the narrtsou
Street Station.
WAS IT MuRpRnf
The West Twelfth street lolfce arc fnycstfgat-
der, but thus far hare acnrSeiv single Glow or n
sinRle particle Of Information regurlinQ Il. In
fact, thcy did not hear Of II until late Yesterday
afternoon. aul up to midnight al
TINT they had nscertalncl were the bare
facts. Thomas Kelley, 85 years OF age,
labarer on tie pittsburR 4 Fort Wasne Rail.
road. while riding hume Tuesday evening or 4
frciGnt-car was thrown oil deliberately by some
man or men unknown. lie was severely in
jured internally, and had both lena badly
crushed. The crowd thai gathered about
County Hospttu1. and tl'cre :. u was
necessary to asnpusate both legs T1e fingered
10 great agony until 3 o'clock yesterday morn.
Ing, when death cnsucd. paceasel Hns single
man, aud boarded with Hugh McDoud, OF No.
ls} Guslcy street. THUS far not Single trace
OF the men who threw him OF has been found
by tho police.
, 1879-01-02

A"e wv. ~ - 1t' ]uapios aoo6 auu leeu
Store, at No. a:69 South Water street, WAS found
open yesterday morning.. Tha place hgs bren
burvlnttzcd several times.
o.,n .....-.,.-
As - S'eo ses1esua1 'oosnloS ~ u. JtHerS' 4
.o'o'so estoeJ ~ 'u7 eua4he'e.s' !1ote.. !"
arinR ou nls foso1Vef' sent . bullet lnio Van
Sthaack's drugstore opposite. Tho lcad par.
sxtract-bottIes.
Ip.t Noudav night two n,tor,o,s ,o,ro
thieves named Villa jackeou mi NIsa,sei
iI:t,y 1.,nE,, tpto Wj,,,.n Simsiio,a harn +,
tEc rtur a. n. iNI untstsa str.ss nna Iii" ~
hur. a.n,snEets vs,nsd ~ s1S Thsr xsrs 80 ~.
,...,s.. ~ ~ L. - sr ~. ~ T.. - Ito ~.
day.
n. r. steIn,e,n. a voun1 man vim In, t,eep
,,,il,.cttnv 1nnnsv frn,, nn,r famtilas n ~.
w Ghr,ssias Brother "a. Stst.rjax an ,,. tn,n.
, 1879-01-02

poison 10 them or NOT lhere may not bo sui
heient poson III t9ch' 70 prounec u IN month
tnG aln.entaTy organs. Ing amoont oi ehem,
Ical !n any aillhehtafF s1ostat'ce which would
nso.ace ayspcpsa IN ono pefson & II, very sliort
t.a t.,nc Tona resrl'ss a annsh longer pefoa 10
maze nt ahe same rttect on nnuthcr.
Al. ing eoilee-snears petnE Pei a s!.w oosos, neither
inc aysoept'c nor Al' medical ottcntant gen.
81 ~. ;nr,t;'l. ar n"t ts " e Pnces eaie
u " anFatsl' - eiects hfo tnosa espcealy
nanest " snose Wno nave nlrcauv become uTa-
vIh: veInsas: oac! psaaohs tannot u.e this kuRaI
w!taous aR9faVattng 'helf eymptoms. u Is not
y, ~ ~ .oas as ~ tnc Gn} eaMso 81 nyepGp
Ho ses 01 rn sa
desihk ds' WIN nnfemtltea p1ns ~ llis stomach'
!.o euGsGhL!ol' oeltlK ma.Ic 70 ntnl tnat collee'
saeas m'Rat pc anhfve OF hts suiicrtnVa, nc
tbat s susfea moro or es 6t not s
se9etcy. ,
49,. IL Is evMens l. ifom tne testimoay IN INC Esat.
ssn papeist III. aao niutsate OF tin ilas OF iato
fa 9ssn "sea @ l.ee.y y SONG o. t1c fshefs IN slsf
ase1nat @ ios ~ in!nl1nus eAec5s. wv prevtous
~ .uu aateas M oi In ~ ou. Iennctlcs Snemcals
s.a nssn ILL ~ ts e'ass VI suaa.s aua tnu ssups
lyspcptic. By the thousands. BY more than q
Huattet ol eentnry ol observation the "F1tef
Meat eo3e pe'1ecs'5 sa'1s"eo u t"c's pcsne'ouo
Snn.r,o, ~,,,o,,. ot,,o,,o, II a.. aou,.,.
thas tner sascnaflsle properties ere 70 a9rcatcr
Or lesS c1tent oestsoyea oy me process OF remit
ng, ~ eome q enem A. ,east ons-tnfa o. taer III
as ns ~. w., nta:k .Is sne
asafssl sugar. any one ran p9rchasc. ever II nos
.;. sauttesatso III" R!aeoGe. II an9ltefatGa Win
that aftlcle tfcif Tat9e Is aitnlaisaed still more
ari,. ~ INV nnc .as,a to
,yt st'y st'as VILE te"oSa Mtn osoou a.n
IT. .ci. nie "s,H an e mo;9 IT,
is sonis' LIZ tenasI lnlnnt anu tL,c escatest III.
, valiu ennia use them Win perfect lmpun!tY.
III ha, s,,. ~ ,,.ta1,. - " .nf.'
, 1879-01-02
souruEAsrEnN RAILWAY.

=
NAsnv1LLe, Tenn, Jou. Ion the 1st at last
November, in the case OF co!hour Opdyke ct
NJ. ". the st. Louis Southeastern Railway
Company, the United States Circuit Court run
dcrcd dccEce appointing W. D. Reese, OF this
city, 10 advertise the Southeastern Railway fos
talc+ II largo sum Of money duo bondholdcrs
was not paid. To-day the Company dcfaulscu
IN payment, and Col. Reese will therefore advcr.
tisc The road for sale. arn. J. II. Wilson, Gen-
eral Manager, Dluford Wilson, attorney, and
other officers Of tho road, arrived tonight. u
IL believed tho Company will purchase the road
whcn put up for sale.
, 1879-01-02

NIEV EJJ2ANU sE f'I1 ISBUIf3s
CLEVELAND, O., Jan. 1.-The annttal meeting
OF stockholders OF tho Cleveland It Pittsburg
Railroad Company WIS held to-day. Tho fol-
lowing Directors vero elected for the ensuing
ycar: August Belmont, Samuel J. Tlidcn,
Charles Laptes, and F. T. Walker, New York;
3. F. Jones and ]. n. MeCullpugh, pittsburo;
delpllia; E. II. Ferguson, Cinclnnati: R. P.
llsnney. Jamcs F. Clark. and J. v. Painter,
Cleveland. Owing TO the abscDce Of several
Directors the Doari did not orgaulzo.
, 1879-01-02
HOSTS OF PEOPLE ARE MARTYRS

T00Fo UT lVI It FEEC HHltT 7 Uo
TT sck hcadache. that infallhlc symptom OF dis
ordered stomach, llycr, and bowels. Many snfIcr
from II a. many A. three or four times wecE.
They do ncedtesay, for iIostcitera Stomach Dlt-
tcrr. BY toning tho digestive organs and regulating
the bore1s and liver. removes the cause, md dis
pels the palnfnf sympsoH. Tho intimate symna.
Thy bctwcsn the brain and tie abdominal region
canses tho siRhteat disorder affecting tho inter to
'be reelected, n It were in the oraan OF thought.
Tho reform, Instituted BY the ntsers when the Ill.
Fcstive, aecrrtfve. and evacuative functions arc In
nuts, viz. the complete nutrition OF the whole
physical economy. ths restoration Of appetite and
rerosc. and an ncteAAo In the power OF ihe sf4ten
TO resist diseases OF malar1al type.
, 1879-01-02

Mensn,nn's Prptonlsed Beef Tonic the ontr
preparation of href containing its entire nntritpo1
properties II Ia moi mere sttmnlAni like tts ex
t+acit Of hctr, but cont4lns hiood nsk!n7. force
generating, and ltfe.tnstafnng properties; Is tn.
snnab'e !n az enfeeb'sa conditions: whether sha
work, or acnte 1tl4aaat; particularly II resulting
from pulmonary complaints. EaaweI Hazard :
Co.. Propricsors, New York. For fale by drug
Eists,
, 1879-01-02

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 1.-The Chicago, Mllwau-
kce & Ct. Paul, Chicago T. Northwestern, Min
noapolts d st. Louis, and other railway lines
that are likely to come In competition for
freight, have united upon tar!H Of local rates
which goes into effect at once, and bus already
been printed for distribution. The union thus
effected will have tendency to har1nonizo colt's
1lctfng Interests, and render opru hoss!tities
out OF the uucstlon--at least 80 long as the
tariff ia lived up to and temains IN force.