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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-17
MILITARY NOTES.


Gen. John S. Mason, commanding
at Fort F~etterman, arrived here yes
terhsy and is n guest of Gen. Rey-
mold at Fort Russell. Gen. Mason
is accompanied by Mrs. Mason and
his son, who are going eastward.
The General will return to Fetter-
man in a day or two.
Mrs. True, wife of Lieut.. True,
Fourth Infantry, arrived at Russell
yesterday, and is visiting at Major
WoolIry's.
Lieut.. a. L. Miller, Twcnty-third
Infantry, at Camp CARING. has been
detailed on the grasshopper board in
Nebraska, and has gone IN Omaha.
Lieut.. John CoaIe, Second Cavalry,
from Fort Laramie, has been detailed
on the same duty as above.
The road from here to Laramie
and Fetterman is reported clear of
snow, and trains are moving as usual.
But the road down White Earth Riv-
er to Red Cloud and Spotted Tail is
still covered deeply with snow.
The remains Of Lieut.. Smith,
Twenty-third Infantry, were buried
at Fort Russell cemetery, on Monday,
with military hOnors, the entire gar
Tison taking part. Lieut.. Purdee
was in command of the funeral escort.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-17
The very Best
OF All

New York Factory Cheese, Dupee's and DarisS
Celebrated Hams, BreAE fact Bacon aud
Dried Beef, Jellies, Meat, Sauces.
Chocolate, Cocoa, Sage
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-17
OATMEAL, CRACKED WHEAT,

RUCkWHEAT. Garden Seeds, Butter Ladies',
aud Prints, Churns, Pals, Buckets. Uueds d.
HNercd free Of charge within the city limits. "A
everything Warranted.
Cheyenne. Wyoming.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-17

jennie Hook MS Admins
tralriN Of the Estate OF H..
NJ. Hook, deceased: and
also, as AdministrRt'iX OF
the partnership Estate Of
the late firm OF Hook &
Moore,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-24
NOTICE.

Ill PERSONS KNOWING THEM
N selves indebted to us are requested to
come forward and settle their bills by the
Goth inst as we contemplate making change
in our business affairs. A word to the wise is
sufficient, Govern yourselves accordingly.
jeS-tf pURLEY 4 ROBINSON.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-24

ws- Carriages in attendance for Ruby Hill.
running all night. jel7-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-24
LOST.

A BILL OF SALE OF A FHEIGHT
n team of ten animals from Robt Brown
to Chas. Thunder; also coal receipt for 8sl
bushels. Both were in books. Any person
rsturning the above articles will receive .
reward Of $40. Leave ct the City Hay Yard
June 18th. 1915. ieie
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-24
FOR SALE.

A LODG .NG-HOUSE AND HOTEL ~
fIrnished room--new furniture. VIII sell on
easy terms. Come and examine the prom
ises. ,. Is. w MAN.
apDc-ff
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-24
NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
pany tiimited5 will not be responsible for any
supplies, goods er labor tyrsished lessoes Of
any Of its mines. THOS w TAYLOR.
ial Agent.
, 1875-12-14
9alanbilat gfpslbrn.

GIepelanh, 10. Seq. MaB 9at'
tie W@&op erloB scltern Den Terlesnns
gen, wel6e ibr Sticfpnter Wll'am Vii
ben berlelben am lebten Samltas 5a9e',
fiist bate.
NottspilIs, Ya, IL. SeSember
Sic Mufresuns auF Dem @9anplosc De!
0oppslmorbes bonert fort Nenere 8
pelden be|tdtisen Die Na9ridten Dor
eeltern Wlorsen uno bsri6ten, ouB etipa
SO 0ermummte hos0aus betraten. Nad
forS6unsen er9aben, Dos Die 9on5e VII
faire einem 5riberen Woroe entlprun=
oer, I'M welNen Die O'0nnneaS pnb=
ten; wcbbolb mon lie gum 9dpei9en 81
brinoen eeoo9te. Giac ndbere unter=
iuduns ersab, oos Der alts S'Spnnel
bon IA &useln burhbobrt mar, nno bal
elm 0erlu6 semadt wmroe, Die Seibs 81
perbrennen. 6rau Mc9iaiiter, Die Sod
ter Der Sran O'SOnnea, wuroe onrd
einen SAub s%etDotet.
Gin &ouiman, Namens Sranl
gSenri6 BON Ma6pneD, peI6er Dem
Wob seIolst mar, uurbe lpegen NsIt'
idulo perbaitet. Ser Dram til unbe-
i9olten.
, 1875-12-14
q. E. CRAWFORD.
6 bic Tobkur

O. bshturnt. has gauas bisberise Seitpsrfubrsn uns
lpiobsn. Dte Sur Iptrb burb has fossndnnte
Sobbao rab bur4 ginnebmen BON 9u6pmlnee
iSrsH sis bat, pis tia IL ii let SnS ~ sIsiSss
Seit seipen fe bic 9ebenstrait bes WsnIden an.
E~anienoe ftno In ben lesten Spet Sabren tn Der
Saeesanitatt, "a stanton Str Rem port, Sebetlt
porbeu. Inter ben Gessiltsn ~befinben F6 oieIe
aer5te unb Ipotbefsr. Ste aohbdoer unteridetter
I'D Don anoeren Bdbern oaourb, bab fe brett AMI
bic &raRtbeit einuirfet, wnoben franfet Steff ents
israsn, y rssISs T., T l. sr Snd5 sum s0sl$siH
bnn9ssproceb Der SranfbeitsItoiie Sober Rrante
wtrS bel Der @npsubuns oisier Sur f~oSuiasen isix
ei9erer Grst. g8etn SSetnenS burb oisie 8doer 9es
isnb nod Der bisberisen .Setlmetbobe BITE gsittst
a.nSbnlia ssfabrlf4er fnS ais bic Rranrbett ielbt,
nne i@ offers e aanass Seer is.anSaser srants
ObsIstS BE Co. dSer aae arantseiten. inn.rria
ane duberli3, %furiren, 70 tiuo bod bic @irtnnaeM
bel ~folgeneen &rantbeiten, belonbers penn fie It'd
nod IN aeutem3 unanbe %bsfinben, san5 anberoyosnts
It'd: 6teber, islbft Werpens nnb Epphusfsber,
furir. gales unb Snneenf9,pinotant ptrt.
btionbers let lunaen seuten u, i'm sriten Staoturs,
ssiusbnltd tsidt farirt. MaHer5ndt, 0sbeas
sSsnIo Massns aab b5sentranat5siten, IoSS ss' al.
sDpbtIttiSd,e &rantbetteu tn iebem @raSs. Bet
81 seen 9rautbeiten, 8r~attstnanSen, @es
fdlnarex. SerHpbeIM &c: IT bic Ntrtan9 cine
IN, Seben Don ser Mirsuus su iiberseusen. Wsas
9cntrebS rab ) fo9enanrte &arus obet
3aTerrmBr (etr. stsest ,n9eifbars Sransbein
nnrsen se9e;tt get t:stertr &raT5bstt esben 70
y-o;ert ee5 H.aderltoteS NIT leoem Saoe bura ben
Vie Sat rub Ginnshme. Q slper perSen mad
isbem plab IN. 2auSe p%e-senbt, Der 4reis bs
81. MAN Iafe I'D eine 8toidare lbsr Ste aasts
b tHsssi@sr sosr hsnsi4er Sprabe Sdidsn. a
FIR. Rauchfuss, "
"a Stanten Ctr. Dox 1851
, 1875-12-14
s. II n, + lit / d e s.
Sabeua en- AIfonjo.

Siabenaa n alfono o.
Sob 9u mir Sbor uuo Sbirs felt her.
rammeIit,
Oas io0> mein gobnden, Sir psrseber
Iein
alein, ooB gu Marfori raus9einmiHen,
9as tann i'd ME i'm 2eben Sir per5sib'n.
vNls bic Suoen bur9 bas rotbe
Meer 9%ewonoert" fra9te Elm 2ebrer.
1pos tbaten Tie Oo, Nsein Sobn e. .@ie
-ie"-ftottsrte Der Sunse, fife trodne=
ten lid ab."
.Gomm, mein liebes Sinh"
ia9te Elm alter Sreunb bes Soules, als
er ofs @ait oil Der Safel plas nabm.
uGennlt 8n mid oenn nod"
r@egib!"
~98as bait 9n fit Elm treIfli9es Sc
bd6tniB. mein Gn9el. Wober bait Sl
mid benn nod in 9einem &Dpldeu be-
balten"
n9u bat ia Die Wlama INNER 10 bsrb
eetiiBt, als Yapa p%erreilt mar! @eib1
3n wobl no9?" Scr olte 6reunb per=
lleb lofort oas 2ofal, wabrlbeinIid), I'M
Iih AL belinnen.
, 1875-12-14
UeymilNteS

neber oen llnter9ans elmer pennfpl.
uonilben Stoot wirb aus Grie CEDRIC
ben: u0or weniser a.s fiini5ebn Sabren
mar bic Gitp oiYitbolc nod cine S1af=
peioe unb basu mod cine lebr armie!ise.
Ssn s3eit Don brei Sabren ooer nod me.
niger erpu6s lie gu elmer Staot, Die lO,=
900 Ginwohner 5u BADEN b%eanlpun6te.
Sic 1atte lire tGsliAe 3eituus, ibre ei=
oeneM apors:G Court, riihmte Ii6Sotels gu
belibcn, Die Den beltsn ni@ts na99aben II.
erbielt lire Yoltlo6en per g%llenba6n.
Sebt ltcbt foum nod elm 6ous oort.
SIRE tdsli1s 3situns bat l6 Elm Heues
Mrbcitsfelo sclu4t. lbrf Mayors Court
lit perl9wunoen, ibre 4opotatcn nno
beren Glienten limb nab alen Gl6tun=
Gen Der g8inb,Oie seritrvut, ibre 9ptels
limb abseriIsn uno Die Mlateria!ien fort
1elholjt wproen, mabreno oas bel Der
Iebten 5%taatswabl inuerba!b ibrer@ren-
5en ~absesebsne 8otum bios owDlfStim=
men betrng."
0ogin Senuer erI9eiHsnbe vGplo-
rooo SpMrnal" erSQblt: Cine Sagpge-
iea56ait BON @olOcn, aus Den 1crrtli
Gbinn, 0ougbertp, Mm. OTnam, ebus.
Yole9ate, Samcs Sewis uno brei We=
briioern Stcbbins belte5eno, m06te lid)
Dor etlpu 4 Wp6en onf, nm am mterer
Nlatte, etlpa $50 Wtellen BON bier, 8ui@
falo's gu erlegen. Wa6 eini9en 3o9er
Scr sliidli1lten So9o, uerdnoerte liN 81,
Mitterun9, unO Slpar be9ann Elm u
5hredli1es S9nee9elt6ber, oaB mc9rer,
Der Sa9cr, pelde III mr. 9eringer Gnt=
f~ernung pom Eager waren, li0 perirrten.
Srnum ianb i9lieBli3 Den g8e9 gun
2aser uno benaAribti9te bic 3uridge-
bliebenen bon Der lNretIl9en 2uac Oel
@enollen. gbinn beltie9 elm pfero IN,
ben u~ebrisen waren Die SGnoe, 6iiBe
Obren uno Naien 10 perfroren, oaB Il.
pieuei9t einye oisler @Ileber Uerlleren
ieoenfals Gber mebrcre 98D1cn ans
8stt ssfeiielt lsin weroen.
8er0ieoene ldnbli9e Gsri0ts.
10fe in Sainois lino ieBt iuieoer form!ld
iiberlabek nit Yro5ellen ge9en 99lrtb,
ouI @runb oss bsrrllhen S.mpersnS9e-
leBes. Sn NleoO i'm Gpnntp Ntercel
lino neben Mirtben oa1 mebrerc Apo
tbster wcscn unbsiusten Ssrtauis 9eiltl-
ger @etrdnfe an9etlogt. GeSen s%in5eIn,
Ansetlagte I1lpeben 9nbsnoe uno absl
Oubenoe BON N%!ntla9en, nno plele uOl
bieicn linb Der fleinliAlten Irt. 2Se9el
IrrIoujs an MiinberjaDrl9e uno Srun-
, 1875-12-14

fenbofoe iinO buisGbit Birtbe au 80 big
6ostdsiser @efan9eni4aIt perurtbeilt
Wor0en.
, 1875-12-14
Treiie Der Museigen:
Msusas tslssr. gfpsIhsa.
England.

2onb n, IL. DECEMBER. Sie So
rioin 0iftoria miro ai,s Der &onl9li=
den @emdlbe- @ollerie 20 Slloer mad
Der 90 eltausleaune in 9bilaoelPbla ler
ben.
Ser Ser3os b. &i6monb 1T oil Steaf
bes Col. Omen gum britiiden Commit
5ioner Der @slt-Mnsflsluns ernannt
,pDr0en.
, 1875-12-14
CIR gerFacrnnssplan 1T stgenieitis.
ga, 600 Nplieet, ams0e
0eben.

IN oieier Gonpasnie iino picle Der be.
fannteffen bieiiaen Seutider uerfid,ert.
GcroB 6. Gbuaros, @euera!.Nasnt.
Ho 6eruaann Sophie, reutiter 2lstnt.
, 1875-12-14

DR.. 6. g. SNoofe, 100 serinstoa slpe.
Cor. 9. Este Ctr, Netp Dorf, als unab.
bdnsiger Gr3t, bebanbelt oIIe arten s bro II.
ifder 9r%aufbeitem une cmpfdnat
Brieie aus oaen Gbeilen Der cipiliirten
Welt.
Durd bic orisinetle Wciie In Der aus.
ibung feiner mebi3inii DE Prarts
bebauoelt er Sublreide patienten in europa,
WefSnbien, Canada unb in iebcm
Staate Der @ereini9ten Staatem.
grieFide GouultatiDueu inentaenIid.
@eoer Minerulien nod ffjabli6e gfan,sn
eebrau4t. 8etnabe 10000 patienten tpir.
ben in ben lesten 20 Sabren bebonbelt.
Sober Gaa uirb eiu5elu iorsfdltig rcsiitrirt,
OBJ briefliG ODER perfonlif, Oh BON bent Doctor
jelbit oSsr feinen 5iilfsdr5ten. Setter. iinb
oue suiienidaftlid s%ebiloete Mebi5iner,
ate yatieafem, ,uefde emtternt suo6mem,
erbalteH cine onsidbrlide Braselife franco
per Poff rber I'M 9auie . Gil, ponfdubiaes
fbfteHatii6es Gintrasen in ben Blfern,
Serhinoert Tebler ODER Srrtbimer. Die
Builder tuerben MIR ben ben anaeaeIten
aer5tea s~e5ffnet.
@esen 8ra9elife ODER anber,pcitise Con.
tuItatioret a~breIire ma tpie folst:
DIR. T.. 3. FOOTE.
Bot 1888, Wetu gorf.
, 1875-12-14
Qisonlpnt Il Arlington
fsbfns Dsridsrungs- Wtffufhatt
BON Ni6mnno, ga.

Diefe @'eleaS9att pat tHrSt 10y ibr nsu.s,
eIts rtes btquemes @ebaute, Vds BET Nau
lnb Ste Ctr, bssogen-
, 1875-12-14
sSabres Gimfummem iiber 81 SOC, 900.

W.G. Darlington, 9rdf. 8. 6. etrarss. gisssrdi.
grpf. G.s. en,itt. u trar.
, 1875-12-14

Hiefes oeiieiSf. y. parat ts Der M5ueiel &c
smsrifaniidDen af,e t9sal v sttrirt, TT elm ol!aa
htsines eisblins ses,rdnte Der as:1robusr Nes Gsbis
sss pon 4'srt., ars1ito uno fIolidcm california,
no Die stfdnJe r0dif uno sebsiht. Tie Dortigea
dcrjte refcluinsneirsn ooltlbe befdnoig als elm
%,stimutant uno Giuretie in alien Srarts
f.itcn, irslte frtd)s @'ittet srb'iiden, Elmer ca
siocnthiimer ~eerielben, Wdbrsn0 elmer Runprstis
turd) !isrito uno california rer siniysn 5abren
sr6islt pcn einem ipaniid)en gatsr urtsr ecnt Stes
ri Der @erldppiesenhei eaS Origindl=Fsept cer
Bubereit,,9. Die eieenthintr esNslbsi cfedrcr
re Dem anoersinm Qublitum in Der 6ofnurIt oat
kin anertanntcr @ertb an eer Silie see fidtn
Dseass, ourd, Gsbraub an Ger atlantifhen Rifle
sef.isert ipsrec, Sa fs u~berisugt fne, Dap eists
Seilmittc! ais elm @cb(tbatsr Der D'snfbbett otr
titt &sins unfsklbarsn eieenfd,aften sripehsn
Eb a,,.,l ,,GrapeI, gptlt, d~brrnifd,er &bsurnatisnlds,
antipisrte MSoierfIdt, Slaulsrb $ciit, Obftnits
Gontn Der @lafs, Der Nieren uno trindrt Sr9ane;
eeeen Spsppfia uno a0aemfine edrpaHs uno tn
eoIer. ITO Ole ecberstraftt IN, @inten b~s9rrners
fl isin gsbratd unc Srcls ntlslbcn rpab'"as
a~irotulos uno uniitertrofei.
Sic Wieritansr balten IS fir Elm ~cbfclutsS 'Pws
tur1S'ilmittsl BON Seurbutit.
@ebrandbs . Mrwtfinns.
- elm 9furttie einen 9elc,itl uc1 In einttn
Ncinolais poa Underwater brsin,al ees Tags, Dor
Asr Moblieit. ,tns elm G timutant, bon einera
satbtn his III sinem eanitn SBtinslais poa NIT eta
nenis gHaNtr 70 oft ais netbi9.-
Groiuinire etn eiescl nuf Dem ecptn fr,efat
~ uno i~ber,suee SID, 49, Sadslbs porbsr uidA
g~broden+
woIc' 9,reis nirp sen Or. eisertsdt's fir ID
L.rtn 3 afden uno ailen bssaAlt seea1 eiseuss
shIdse5rs6t trstetn.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-13
J. d. GA1BRATTE's
corner FANNY Grocery
- II . Il Il,

"0' o. buSI and Clark SHS.
~ DICK Ryland's Fire. proof Bu;lding, oppo-
rite Masonic Hall.
nj STOCK. WHICH Is ALL NEW AND
TA constantly arriving, consists of c,fT,o
Sa', S", nam, bacon, Lard, Eoneiess Codll.h.
Ms"sed salmon, Herring, nntter, Chrnsr.
ris is'Sers ere. Dried Apples, ieachoa, ,.!ack Der,
Cnrr.n,lt,l r,lt,l f,ams. 'ealed 'oscl,os, hant
Buekwhs',.e, Comb Honey. i,aisins. Figs. Corn,
saoeaga Potatoes, 0nions. ard GOOD % ss,ort. %
dinas " nd cahnod goods, licsles, s:aacas, Sar-
snd oysters, 'archei Coffee, Nuts. Candies
m M" .a,;.n variety Of articles too humorous TO
cash h"a, nv a'i o. whic,, will sell cheap for
-"-n j. y. GALBRAlTH.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-01-29


THRnLING mule story by the Louis
vile Courier-J Journal: A bad little boy
in Portland lit a pack of shooting-crock.
ers, and threw them into the street to see
them "go off" One of Ike Batman'a
mules came along and swallowed them
before they went off. The mule walked
about fifteen feet and stopped. Things
wasn't acting right inside. He began tc
taste the smoke OF fire-crackers. He
laid his left ear around against his ribs
and heard something. 1t was them crack
ers having fun. The mule picked out
about three miles of straight road and
started. A negro met him about a mile
the other side of the alms-house, going
south, white with Precipitation, with
streams of smoke shooting out of bis
nostrils, mouth, and ears, while his tai
stuck straight up. Ike found his mule
yesterday morning sticking half way
through farmhouse near Paddy's Rur
still smoking. The man had got hil
family out and put'em up into a lot o.
trees. Ike hauled his mule home, wher
he got cool enough, on a dray. Tn,
man is going to move his house further
back off the road, and his wife and oldes
daughter will be baptized when tn,
water gets warm.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-01-29

'BRAG IS GOOD Doc BUT HoIDFAs1
Is BETTER. This Proverb is a taunt up
on Braggadocios, who talk big. 1t i,
also amemento for such who make plen
tiful promises to do well for the future
but are suspected to want constancy and
resolution to make them good.
SAVE Timer FROM HANGING, AMI
HE'LL CUTYoUB THROAT. This Provert
is severe lecture against doing an un
thankful person a kindness, Is against
saving q thief from the grllows; init
mating, that there is as much imprudence
in the one, as danger in the other, iol
nothing can engage an migrate against
abusing his beneiAetor, or a thief IN
hang'd against cutting his friends
throat.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-01-29
COMING HOME.
BY ALICE CARY.

o brothers and sisters growing old,
Do you all remember yet
That home in the shade of the rlstline
trees,
Where onco our household met ?
Do you know when we used to com,
from school,
Through the Summers pleasant heat
With the yellow fennel's golden dust.
On our tired little feetl
And sometimes in an idle mood
We loitered by the way;
And stopped in the woods 10 gather
flowers,
And in the fields to play;
Till warned by the doep'ning shadows
fall
That told Of the coming night,
We climbed to the top Of the last long
hill,
And saw our home in sight.
ana, brothers and sisters, older row
Than she whose life is DER,
Do you think of the mothers loving face,
That looked from the open doori
Alasl for the changing things of time,
That home in the dust is low;
And that loving smile was hid from us,
In the darkness, long ago.
And we have come TO hfe's last hill,
From which our weary eyes
Can almost look on thathome that shines
Eternal in the skies.
So, brothers and sisters, as we go,
Still let us move as one,
Always together keeping step,
Till our march of life is done.
For that mother, who waited for us here,
Wearing a smile so sweet,
Now waits on the hills of Paradise
For her children's coming feet.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-01-29
TAsTEn10NIAGs.
OapENsRuna. N. q. II

oaDENsBURa N. Y, Feb. gl, 1874.
Messrs. WHITMAN q BURRELL, Little Falls, N. r.;
Your favor OF the 18th inst. is at hand, sat
pressure, and sawed half a cord Of wood twice
In two (beech and maple) in III minutes. then
sawed 81 cords Of wood twice In two in 10 minutes.
can saw I cords of wood twice in two In one
hour with the No. boiler.
had platform made for the boiler and engine
and placed them on a pair of bob sleighs, going
around saving wood. / had the agent of Williams
Cleaner bring a thresher and cleaner and ran
through 80 bushels of oats, The agent thinks
1 can run II Cleaner with the boiler and engine.
ran the boiler under pressure of 90 lbs, and It
airly made the cleaner howl. A No. boiler and
81 IL. p. engine is plenty heavy enough to run
saw or 2 III. thresheT and cleaner.
Theboller, by putting the exhaust pipe In the
smoke stack and using soft coal, viii make steam
enough for II. p engine, as had the danpeE
shut half the time, and the door open, and then
Il would make more steam than l wanted. The
harder the work the more steam Il makes.
Yours truly Il. ID. BELLINGHR.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-01-29
AND KIPP'S NEW ENGINE
ARE THE BEST IN THE WORLD
PREMIUMS i'm 1873

First and Highest Premium at the Great InternA-
ional Fair and Exposition at Buffalo, N. Y. Also
It the Western New York Fair, held at Rochester.
Also at Central New York Fair, held at Utica. Al
Also at the Great Fair of the American Institute,
held in New York for two months during the faH
Of 1878. Also at many Fairs In Ohio and otheE
States.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-01-29
Patent Medicines.

Nearly all5diseases originate from 1 M
digestion and TDrPidity of the Liver,
and relief Is always anxiously sought after. II
the Liver is R ECU LAT e d in Its action, health
is almost invariably secured. Want of action In
the Liver causes Headache, OOmstIpa-
ton, Jaundtce, Pain In the ShOul-
ders, COuEhss OhilIs, Dizziness, ,
Sour stomach bad tasto in the
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for which SIMMONS, LIVER HEGDLA
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40 Yea RS and hundreds OF the good and great
from all parts OF the country will vouch for its be-
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ls no drastic violent medicine,
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-09-23
A Threatened City.

A series of storms commenced on
the Gulf coasts on the 18th, equinoc-
tial in character, and reaching from
Western Texas 10 Eastern Florida.
The city of Galveston, which is stu
ated on a small, low island with the
bay between it and the main land, has
been imminent for several days. The
southwest winds drove the waters of
the Gulf back into the bay until the
railroad running across the latter on
piles was submerged and washed away,
and until the main portions of the city
were six feet under water. The ship
ping in the bay was being tossed about
and no succor or aid could be extend
ed to the city. The dispatches of
Sunday morning seemed 10 foreshad-
ow the extinction of this entire beau
tiful city and its sixty thousand peo-
pie. One trenibles Ill contemplation
of such calamity. The last news from
the coast was to the effect that a sud-
den change in the wind would sweep
the waters of the bay back upon the
island with such force as TO wash away
the island itself, which is of sand prin-
pally. Many of the older readers of
the EAGLE will probably recollect
something of the description we wrote
of this beautiful city three years ago.
From the bay, looking south. the city
seems to rest upon the dark blue wa
tiers of the Gulf, guarded and protect
ed by the hundreds of vessels that sur
round it upon every side-the very
home of Neptune.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-09-23
The James Boys at Kansas City.

1t appears pretty certain that those
notorious thieves and robbers. the
James boys, were in Kansas City dur
ing the exposition last week. and that
they were on the fair grounds. The
journal of Commerce announces its
conviction of that fact A writer for
the st. Joe Gazette in abiding to the
matter, says two strange looking men
appeared on Thursday afternoon, and
their singular conduct attracted the
attention of the police. A detective
was set to work at shsdowing them.
The strangers seemed to have plenty
of money, aud spent it lavishly. At
one of the booths they became Involved
in a difficulty and drew revolvers. The
police promptly inierfered, but before
any arrests could be made the two men
had made good their escape. They
were seen later ia the afternoon cross
ing the bridge upon horses into Clay
county. IL now leaks out that the
strangers were jesse and Frank James,
the notorious outlaws. They were
recognized by the police, and by nu-
merous parties here, bnt fear of Diff
Guilty with them prevented any attempt
at arrest.
II these outlaws were there and
he al Il Of h.,.,
Kansas City deserves much of her bad
reputation for the harboring of out
laws
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-09-23
Republican Primary Meetings.


The Republican primary meetings
for the selection OF delegates to attend
the County Convention which meets
Tuesday, the 2sth, will be held next
Saturday, the 18th, in the various
townships of the county.
1t is probably hardly necessary for
as to urge upon the wide-awakc Re-
publicans of this county to be on hand
aud see that men of sound judgment
are sent up. But in view of the large
number Of candidates offering, and the
consequent disaffection that might fol
low, it is doubly important that we
have a convention of more than ordi-
nary ability; full set of delegates
who win keep in view the best inter-
ests of the people in the selection OF
their nominees. Local rivalries and
jealonsics should not weigh against
the best men for the places.
1t is very evident that the democra-
cy, as such, will make no nominations,
but will combine all under the general
head of Opposition" To those can
didates who fail of a nomination in the
Republican convention, TO all indepen-
dents and soreheads, their arms will
be open, and only in the event of a
general victory will they claim tri-
umph for the old party. Many who
went into the late movement, and who
signed the published call, being COLI
WINGED that the show is somewhat slim
are now urging favorable considera-
ton of their candidates upon the Re-
publican party.
Let us have convention whose Dig
nifty, solidity aud fairness will insure
the election of its candidates by over
whelmiDg majorities.