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The Osceola times. [volume] (Osceola, Ark.) 1870-current, 1877-11-24

~ west" three for nickel.
ldrS q schsoi .so anJ ,oo s,o oo,or ma''e
~ No. e,h -. Ea~I;.:. IL
$40 n and tsrna%aS ssos 1aa
IN vrssrk conv;c,s have Gor,v.,wo d.vs
sx9 deducted from their terms for good
Wnaaet.
New Orleans has trebled its grain ship.
ag sailed in that time.
The Fl Worth Iro, , nsmocr., rs
the S.pa,tu.. from S 'ha, place Of TWEEN
1911 tThe nun,ber of vel,o., e.uor Jo.,hs -,
rsndina b,. r -. yeoM nevet ue@rms AZ
j e.: sss,s :. the whites have died in the past
q IA Or,o.,s h., r,,, ,.;J Ia. ,;,,, "a;
I'd s;noa am,, ma, no, pau ne1 Guy OH
10 .sv Sim aad i np, na ,b '@ Snaa
U l.os;"1. sunday Democrat roc At The
4: ~ 49,. s po.. ,or Ine w., WEE q,
ThA .te.mho currency.
Ins;s ~. No John +. Toole, from
eIf Ilst week ceuce burned at Grand
Lsaington W. '"u cargo 'o'a. ,o''
p,be, were dlpped iram The ,eu rail a, al
Suuseh nesiV on Tuesday night last
'-oins 'hseirus.
III ~ woe Pat elected Mr.. w. II.
III H. enc IN ,s'stwenty fifth anniver-
- a savannah. \. Laurel Grove GENE
m amount 10 oias, "at ume me inter-
keeper during be- .,, 4. :. ioIiey mas
~ 1879 Iocoh n ."''e period.
N H. s NY rnrris and Isaac White
mre OF x&sEasd6rskilI killed
Jthe Suprehcourt sen.
lung at Cliufn, Decem.
a
tall.nurchI ,.tam the
i~;chpaaS ~ IN %.
As.he county NJ 4 where the
Act been up, no tax
- gy
L'eS,.. v1{ l.aaox mr.
s&.SS1 en- a. ~ suuoH ,r az,
S,s.NT II ' III. III - .,s;ud MN
'SNes% Co. Co.. is same whe
"a. drSni"
49, S,ch sbs', ~. a ,ation we can
4 GM,ix hvot "a, r.n N.Y. sVerase, anu IL
cersrssde sasyorxk. z years NJ TINS sea-
son hu,H.-,, "o"ihg.
~Vgfsug nenh: In many fields the
Vou w. ~ .h Young cotton that
SlE<es 4, ~ ssa blown out oil the
fd ASEsa tau oea tiia in mo
all sprout'
II IS |, Ermer and ,f.o,
k& ". s ,nu" ~ Anu Mechsnic:
4 ID: 81 y sss al ,n' out a' ana
4 o 70 a nl y co m ns, fat
p's man ~ summers
Oh
IN days e js for petty
t'ace, IA Srs ~ -. me sherih'
n~wi "s''-$ sae money
M
NV ,,yvnp fqufTer - George |
Qo'Sx$ county hss made
I Bq'<sksSfS OF cotton with
81 sfhhy dug proportion.
cb 4shQS~ 90 tloo, anu went
ssrE,x$,nnd purchased a $40
b. 'osIv[ ne Vainsble cifi-
49, ana we wish all Of
A. ~ INDEPENDENT.
- I'D ~ - ;texmer Tom Morgan
~ ooller exploding while
20 Ss1E ~ me head OF
IA sSr9v - e., "r nnissslsslppi
oVKx %~s Il ~. ~ howelI,
IA :. eS1S VIZ engineer were
III - 49, ~ 80 f,,, ,Ganu. Inc ,
- NJ ~ Toraa, ,,e e Oh pas. ,
~ spns ~ M In ,h WAS aa soa. !
The Osceola times. [volume] (Osceola, Ark.) 1870-current, 1877-11-24
q: lac ps1sf read
IN ealA On Thursday
P'Nes save statistics to

reason that II establishes quaran
rom 1905 up to 1865 the CITY
we're exempt from smallpox epi.
For he past ten years and ten
n eaxs Of smallpox and varioloid
IN we're ss.ies, and deaths 1921, the
,sople, from lack of Vaccination. be.
wiiciral sufferers. The board an.
ssuuIttse TO bring the subject be.
xisature.
= iIsz.) Gazette: Ell Paso is the
j continued disturbance. The
ssrulsioa have organised and claim
~ evsn by mob law. They re-
- N The civil authoritie and
~ S1i1suta should attempts be made
1..1s'j -. The Mexican citizens are
~ 4 ~ evolutionary proceedings by
~ z Ie6ding Mexicans west -of the
- Jouss, by late sSlces, had
! Sh, foriy miles aknle FL Paso.
~ -. whether be VII be able 10
- - quiet; Ihs nEQRabiliiies
~ ~ Without fQec4
The Osceola times. [volume] (Osceola, Ark.) 1870-current, 1877-11-24
SUMMARY.
T n y MOUTH.

VTginia's public printing for the past
year cost $39,sl2.25.
The women of Nashville have raised
$i3i for Fevnandina,
The Osceola times. [volume] (Osceola, Ark.) 1870-current, 1877-11-24

& IN Mississippi
of thick syrup to
, 1877-10-12
aeutte teltsr. pfpsf1sa.
Scr ariea i'm Orient.

aonbon, IL. OH. qer gorrsipons
ben b,e .6tonboro" i'm 5auptquartier
bss G6efet Yaj6a t%slesrapbirt bon No'
bouirsp, nabc Ylspna, unter Dem Sa'
pom Mlontaee. wie foIst: "unlsee Nr@
NEE bat Stlilde belett uno bemerfts1is+
te rb.ute elm. Werbinouns nit Osman
gai6a, uelder cine 9oiition onf Den
.anbDb,n BON 9ubrlt einasncmmen bot.
vWir batten fem. @efedte anf benz
Mege bisrbsr, oilSer elm mbeotut'noes
@dmormiiksl cuff Der Gbene BON 2nto
pibn. Sic &ulien, welhe bort lagertsn,
ererifm ouf infer serannohsu. Die
-6ludt. g4ir boHen morsen in dilemma
.onsufommen. &eeognossirunsen na6
olen Gidtuneen ,uureen unternommsn,
otcr fem ei.sissr &uiit o%nfsefunoen,"
glue eresial-D epsihe an bon "stan
aarb" bon @o1ob 1ast, oaB elm Srefen
in Der euliemo-M inbun9 Der Sonau
am 9ienfaec Sniiden sinen rnflil6sn
uno einen tiirfiihm Dampfer f~attfano.
Ser 2tbt.re egplooirte uno lant nit @l'
Ten am 8oro.
@sneral 8reir Der Bsncrol-gontro=
leur bes mlii9en &eihs, 1T unertpar'
teter WsiIe in gubartit aneefommen
nm Sic Ic1nunsen Ser Nrmee. ecntrat-
loren 81 priifen.
6r. 5issa, Der unsarifae Bremierml=
niIer. bat ben &eidsratb benaaN6tiet'
baB 1000 8idIen uno 8 Gliten SDna-
nit in @i.benbiirssn in 8eidlas eenom'
men, oaB ieboh nur s Terionsn pe9en
Betbeili9uns an Dem Complete usrbaf'
,porSen isien.
, 1877-10-12
3nldnoifhe pspe(ben.

MontreaI. Gan, IL. Oft. Cine
9epsi6e bon 5bres &ipers mslost, raB
Elm 8uslirboot nit ben 9arten Settle"
unb Canadian" Der 8riaontine ,Mpr-
tie" unb benz Sdoonsr rWarie Olipine"
en- Sonntase in Der Ndbe BON BORT
Jroncis auf benz 81. 2aursnce BON Dem
Dampisr Carl Of 9aasoal." ans,rannt
muroe. oemsufolse Die 3mei 8arten UNI
tersinssn unb Die grisantine, Ioluie Der
@aoonw erbeblid beidaoist murben
Sic Bari. Settle" bate 500 Gdfer
Msbl uno S402 guidel Mais. uno Die
gorte .ganaoion" $685. 8uidcl Mais
anb 500 Safer Wssbl an goro. au.s
bi.ies 1T total perloren.
Npad. N..O., 10. Dit. Sn benz
b.motratiid.n County Gonusnt fam IS
seitern in o.rSibe BEG Samples su9anb.
9reiHidt.itsn. 81. 9nrsn polititer
priis.lten I'D. ano benz SbarIss Sones
aus glpad uuroe bura perm YurrOp
aus Wst@sftsr Die RinnIaoe entsw.i &c.
i@laser.
Wemburs.M g. a.. IL. Ott. Sra II
Tute elmer BON Ms9aniespiGs q. o.,
, 1877-10-12
Guropai(hf Nahridten.

Qresoen. Dis iadfide @taatsre.
gteruns 4at lid Dem o ueridieoeuen
0anoelsfammtrn an9ere9ten Blan ei.
ner i'm naAlten Sabre in 2eipjig abSu,
baltenoen Iunitseuerblideu &ustsluns
an9cIdloIen. woietblt cine Darlesuus
nnieres seSsnwartissa &Ounena aui
funitJewsrblld) III 9ebiete 9ese6en wer'
Den Iou.
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sadiers
bstrd9t 581 DILL. W1., wopon bi8 1886
351 Wt.l su tIlsca ltuS. wabrsno 23o
Mil. nab uuo mad amertilirt weroen
u%iiiIen.
Die psraoittlpets Rsniain Morie III
am 10 September ~geltorbea. Utaria
%yeopotbins Nuna @i!5elmius, gsb. 81.
Sanuar 1906, bes + &bn,ss Waetmill.
All I. pom Baieru God)ter f; psrmdbli
"a. Gpril 1888 nit Dem am 8. Nu9ult
1854 usrltOrbeuen &6nia Truorib Au,
gun.
DaS 8erbot Der Ginfur,r BON lcbentsn
WlsotrtaGern 1T auisepcben woroen.
Sci benz bier ob9sbaltenen 10. bout.
i1en SournGlilteRtaa waren b~erpprra.
genSe WfItJIleosr Der Seutlben Yrsiis,
wie Paul 2inoau, Sui. S~tcttsnbeim.
Rletfe, 9uioo @siB uno albert Iraser
anptlsno. Die Statiit,f oes @ereins
mics fur Die Ssrliner Y,ene ,uabreno
her lekten < Sahre 25O S5trnfpu nm
3O.l47 ". @elobuBen aui. Nud
wurOs oaruuf lt~nysiuisisn, OeB CO
Yfllht Der @tiesssbuua iei. bic BE.
banrluns Der 'ueseu Breboer9ebeu Sn,
baItlrtsn oea Anibaaun9en u~uitrtr
Belt entlprcb'uo gu ssitaltsa. Bum
uahltiabri9en Verlammlunssort muroe
6rantIurt a. We. 9euablt. Den SbtuB
biloste Elm auf Der Sribt'iAeu Esrralie
%Osranfaststss ssisuisss Ssiiammenkin.
Der nSaAflae a%lbertpersiu" untes
Der Praiioeatldalt Der &0nisin GarO'
ia, III aablreiAen a3psisuereinen ibe,
gang Sedien uerbrettet; ut isit Sabreu
bemiibt, moblseibulte uno fur a0s Tda'
ibres lhwieri9en YsrufS seiibte &ran.
feupflcserinnen uus;ubilotn. uno Der.
Iist tibsr cine nambafte 3abl Dor
vAlbsrtinerinnen," wslhe iunsrbalb Der
Yriuats wie BET GrmsntrantenpHess
Werwenbuns finoen. louie beim NuS.
brud Don Ssuhen unb fir ben &rtsas,
sal Tim &rwasiahre 1901 parfp
, 1877-10-12
Trnnfrei&.

Yoris, II. Ottober. ga Grance"
uer6TenHiht einen an Die ameritaniiae
@elauoi4ait seridt.tsn 8rief aus Brill
lei, ir meldem iib Elm Mmerifauer. Sos
mems gsbel. be19wsrt, oaB er obue ur-
Jade aus Jrantreih a%ussewieien une
BON I.inm GamiIis rno ieinem @iAdfte
oetrennt wuroe. Bebel forbert Die Sc.
Iunbiiaaft auf, inn @enustSuuns su
peri@cFsu.
, 1877-10-12
Reuti9Iaao.

2onbon, II. Oft. Gin. Spesiol-
9epe1de BEG .5tanoaro" ans Berlin
Inst, bab eine Yripat'Y anf in Yommern
lire 3ablunaen sinseitelt bat. Wsr'
b%inolidteiteu f750,000.
2opbon, IL. Oft. Sine &suter'
ide DepsIds aus Berlin betreitst Die
Dor Gurs.m pcr6Hentlidte Mnsabs, oaB
cine Grifs i'm prsubild'n Mlniferium
in MusFdi fts5e.
, 1877-10-12
merenntilr 9Nutatnl
Wartne SniurancelGu mpaa9s
ppn Netp 9prf.
Nep gprf, 1S. Sanuar, 1877.

Rev gprt 1S. Sanuar, 1877.
SpIesnbsr geridt bon ben @e1daiten Ter
@eIe1fhaft ant 80. Dsasmber, 1876. it Der.
U1sntlidt, UNI bic Beoinsunsen bss Gbartefs
az trfiQeu:
AusRebenbe Yramien, 81. De-
bentber, 1S76-".....n.~...$ 2Ol ,692 "a
prdmten erbatten bonn 1. San.
: bis 80. DECEMBER 1879~...... S7S.932 OS
Total pramieu."."...$i 080.624 50
getroa einaeranaener YrGmien
pom 1. San. bic 81. De. 1876 $953,404 80
@enieer returntrte yrdmien.~ 80 905 27
Nettp einaesangene pranaten"" 920.499 u
9esablt wabrenb berislten Ys1icps;
0erlufts. &pmmilTon, unfofen
uao @ieperSerliheruns, wes
nicer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1897, 800 O6
::$1s3.109 &c
gaur te,ablte TiYi' enbsn an
/, Mftieninbaber, 1. Musaf-... $4,000 90
Bar bssatlter &atait an Ser
TAU S11o $40 %
Die @efealdaft bat bic folssneen Aftiua:
Baar in pa n...."."...... S67,3l7 30
Ser. @taaten, StaatS Bant
unb cnbsres CAPITAL" .""..., 452,291 90
Sntere1en faQis Dpa anseIesten
Wtloern .......s....... ...."e,. 4.O95
VrGmten : Neten ullo Yrlrien
aum NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $40, l56 %
@lere sptrliheruns unb gSbnc
fduis. unp @eribpapiere an-
bsrsr gtltalGaften"".".".~ TL,028 90
$965.479 3S
@--=@==
, 1877-10-12
George 6ibfDn, IT,,
Na9tslser Don aelses & @ib1pm.)

* 0. I2U7 WatTS tr0be {.
m 1T enr mnb Gambler in
alien Sorten Torsellan. Inb @las-
Waaren, 1otuie in peridieoeuen
Grtsn SausbaItunsssee
ratbihafter.
Sd babe lcebsn btreft erbalten etne neu
Gorm @irtbl6afts- 9IaiGem unb ale Mrten
Won @lafer, 8ritaq.5 .iNen, Gbampa8usr-
Slider, Elm ppaes Enforcement pon Yiersld.
Urn. Gtsbaltrr obtr WaGerfibler vNetriSer-
aturs," iptpte cine erOBe Auswabl ron ftan3S.
fi@en unb eneiif&tu wrr;euan.
, 1877-10-12

Brunbsiaentburt in pb latelpbia
unb i'm Ghuyifia 9afer. .a...$t50, 100 no
8purs uRe9ypctbeten, eEaes@elb 1899 80
Oarlsben nit 9,laterd'S...". 137,35O 90
Out geliHsrte @runhmietbeu.... '41,040 SO
s feababn aanal unb 8elsn-
Gumpasnie 8onbs...."..~. 1885 90
GiIenbabn unt anbsre Nftisn.... 1886 90
8ersinisten Stauten Darlsben". 1l0,25O 90
Stat. GenntY lnb Stabt Oars
:::Isbsn sie~..."~.."...".."~.. s $3.50 90
, 1877-10-12
fubr geiern burA bic hie1oe Stabt in

fnbr sensrn our1 bic bielise Stoot in
ibrer Gutide, ols auf einmal Die ldeu
s%eporoenen pferoe burdsinsen. 9ie
Sbiere wutoen onsebalten, nod ebe ir=
9eno Elm S1ooen ~entltanoen mar, aber
Die Danne itarb balo nadber on einem
6erSiibcl. tuel9ss bur6 Den S9red.n
DeridIimmert purbe. Grau elmer ,par
20 Sabre alt.
peefspiI1e 81. g., IL. Ottobsr.
Gin Sradtsus eoGioirte seftsrn in Der
Rdbe oes bieIiaen 8abnbofes nit Dem
seraoe anlansenoen CT, Coulter GiIsu=
&c, unb 10-12 Sra9twascn ,puroen
sertriimm.rt. SIT Wassons oes Gilau'
ges uuroen nidt bei6aoi9t uno Die Dai.
iasiere, ioDie bas perionaI bsiber 3iee
femen nit Dem S6redsu oapon. Ser
9ofomotiofibrer bes GilSuses fonnts in
Go1se bes bidten Rebels bas @cfabrjig.
nal nidt seitis senus Iebcn.
NorfoIf. So, IL. Stt. 0r. %
g. g. Milion, elm Wnnoarst Der Ser.
Staten Marinr, weldsr oneefla9t no !
einsn Neser am lebten 4ten Suli eridoi
fen gu baben, it ebrenoou entloGsn nor.
Den.
Muniee. Snb., II. Sftbr. Ser
SompifsHsl in Der Tabrit Der So. $.
6. McGsnorD & 60. e~splobirte seiiern
Mittas unb Der Maidinit g. 81. Ser
bin, ioiuie Der 5eissr &obert' GaOors
uuroen ousentlidlid eetDottt. Sas.
Sbaflee, ociien Sobn uno pat. Mcgar.
tp trusen ihwere 9erlesanssn oopon.
GontspiI1e, Gp., IL. Oft. Sn
S. 9. Meatberforo's Miible bel Sutton.
ui0e egpIooirte eeitern Der Dampftelisl.
Sobios Wsatbcrforo, Walis gaIon nnb
S. &auffmann nuroen auf Der set6otst.
, 1877-10-12
electromagnetic
Gtrginia
TeMer 1tnn marinc
Derf6srnngsge(tu(daft
Capital $615, 900.
Sfftce: 1915 Utain GtroEe.

Dtsfe @erIherungs.@eleaf9a 1T 1ton in,
Sabre 1882 ms 2sben seruieu unb bat iit
tets ais cine Der belfen uno lherten @eIen.
tdaften b tpislen unb felt tbrsr Gntlteb lung
$2,5Q0.0O fir gsrlafs besabt.
DIE burAi1nit'l t9e Disipspte tstrue IL
proS. per @nnum felt ibrer u, ncuus.
@if eriubsn MGs, rstdf gerf6erunser
3u MAIDEN biben, in uEief Differ, 70.
1915 WNain Ctr, Sor,uiW ben, pter uns
burd bic peif gu benaGridt en-.
%. Z Gotuarbin, 9fdi snt.
moi @amuel q. Milis, Sefr.
, 1877-10-12

Gntfubruna elmer Cell.
Sie Sropsafiinnlerin
Cora Nuitin, tpeldc in CT. Qouis i'm
Globe Sbeater ouitrat, 1T ieit Greiioe
Mbenb peridwunoen. sic begob Ii1
on Dem @9enonnten Sage nod Dem Shea,
ter uno nil1 NON on Dem slei1en Mben.
De cine &uii6r,si in welder smsi Manner
uno Elm JrarenSimmer paren, mslh'
lebterss nm Siilfe ibrie, ourd @rouo
Npenue fabren 9eleben boben. Sic
Dolisci beiddftist lid ausenblidlih nit
Der Grsriinoun9 oes 9ebeimnibuOllen
S%or9anss.
Nn Npple.Sad miro i'm add)iten @in
fer fetn Otansel leln. benn in Yulasti.
ST.. 1T ioebcn Die SO. 8abrjf fir cies
ubetrlihe @etrdnte," uelhes bon roer
RE uno oas Natur oas t01lihlte &c.
iAents" 1T. erOffuet iuoroen.
Gin Saloou.Dirt in elmer meitli.
den taot bat ieiner Wirtbihait 6eu
Nanuell u9towbere" - uNir9euos" aes,
ben, 10 oab bic u 'dnuer, wenn ie slbenoa
ipdt nad Sauie fOmmer, ibren Grauen
Die Uabrbeit iasen t0nneh.
, 1877-10-12

Ituo >ASVtttu
fir bic fotsentm
relaen unb sunerlaiiisen Geieai@aften.
I r ASSOCIATION
OF PHILADELPHIA,
sssrhntst 1920.
8eridt Der MiaiIe am l. Sanuar 1877.
9cnts unb 6spctbefen unb
@runbnietben anf Gigrn
tbum 1T Der Stabt YatIabel.
pbia ST, 1888 ,632 II
Ser. g roaten eingetrale Spnbs 62O,9W on
Derlebeu ber Gtabt Wbilahel.
Observation-Disclosures. 447,OOo 90
Siderbeiten Der Start pbtIa-
bflpbta 11,17Z 70
Oaleben ter Stabt pittsturs
uno anteru @tdbte."..". 6t,4sO 90
Oarlsb n te5 Srfin,allrer Sem of,
wells, WbilabsIpb 'a~.......... 22,COO 90
@runb- &isentbum m"""..." 1920 70
8pnts Don Serihiebsnfn @iIen
babnen unb anbsre Corpora
tipnsr~...~."...-....~.~. 355,s7o 90
Mftien BON psriHieee en- Gilen-
bnbnen unp anbfre Corpora.
Observation-Disclosures. 1872, 924 so
Nneebdufte unb %nbssablte
0ufsreden~...~.".~."... 2.960 20
gaar rprrGtb'g unp Ia banben
BON M9enten.. """..".,... 373,034 Y
$3,7S8, O95 "a
9m 1fen Sonaar 1876 beirut
sea bic MRsts 1861, 932 81
---
3unab me i'm SABRE 1S76....$ 226,t63 80
, 1877-10-12
Die penn(pluaniaE
@tutr Der6deruuss @eTrAf1aft
bon Rbilabflpbia.

@eariinoet 1926.
Yoar Capital. ....S 400. 600 90
gctipa. 1,655,7l7 20
, 1877-10-12
American3tre Endurance
Skps'ayp a IT y,
Nr. $40 Walnut Strabe,

PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Sncorpnrirt 1910,
Daar Gapital"..."."$ 400, 900 90
Mttiba .o..."".... 1,2SO,916 II
, 1877-10-12
Girginta StaatS< Wa5et1f
taslte b~ersussssebsn son
3obn 8. i IT,
Mo. 8 3m0ltte StraRe.
ibmon ND, ga.
erbyeriptiprs @reife.
gref1e Der aa3eisen:

EttfIe uet ""6e'Be"' 49,.
GIN Sdud,e, Elm Nlal = o.
Gtn Square, ,ret Wtal *
Gin sanare, bret 9tal. ~
gin sauass' s;m my SSHno. zoo
stn quar- : : Sernats is %
mrss.rr gn,,ioen rers zen trsssr ber.nnet.
wh .,.. u,n,oer Act n btlbsn einen SQUARE.
ane Mn,ets.n Hnb tn, gsraas su sablsn.
Die 3situna wtrb in &ifmont nab UNI
ssaenb son ben 9rdsern far IS Gents per
Wrhe auseetraeer.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-05-12

All who remain quietly at home will
not be molested. Payments will he
made for all property taken. The
Christian population is not called upon
to rise in arms, but such Christians
as desire to fight against the Turks
viii be granted arms and shelter within
the Russian lines, and will be enrolled
in a separate division commanded by
Russian officers. Guerillus and preda-
tory warfare will be put down. Afro
cities only like those of Shifkor Pssha
and those mentioned in the reports Of
Messrs. Bading and Schuyler will be
enquired into. The meters of these
will be punished summarily. And the
answer to any more massacre will be
immediate death to the instigators and
participants. The Russians are unusu-
ally well equipped Notwithstanding the
fact that the preference in this respect
has been awarded to the Turks. The
Russians organization is a surprise to
all best acquainted with army move
ments. We shall look for further
movements in this war with unusual
interest.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-05-12
Something for the Doctors.

investigations made by DR.. Buisson,
a French physician, have led him to
the conclusion that an almost certain
cure for the bite of q mad dog consists
in subjecting the patient daily to the
influence of hot vapor baths-134 to 144
Fahrenheit-for seven successive days.
for the purpose of throwing him into an
intense pe%rspiration, and thus eliminat-
ing the poison through the skin. He
says that when the disease has actually
declared itself, it will be sufficient to
take n vapor bath, in which the tenn
p%erature is made to rise rapidly to 90
degrees, the patient keeping his room
until the case is complete. A few hot
bricks placed in a pail of water, over
which the patient sits in a cane-bottom-
ed chair, a large blanket covering him
in, from his shoulders down to the floor,
can be easily arranged, and it is said to
answer the purpose of a vapor bath ad-
mirably. The remedy is the result of
DR.. Buisson. he having been subjected
to the attack of a rabid dog, and affect
ed with all the symptoms of hydropho-
bia. Having a theory in regard to the
efficiency of vapor baths in such cases,
he tried the experiment and found that
when the temperature reached 125 de-
gree Fahrenheit, the SYMPTOMS disap-
peared as if by magic.
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MAY II. 1877.
Brigham Young.

1t is quite true that the powers of
Europe are not having a very pleasant
time with one another, as they sit I'M
easily upon their thrones, watching the
unequal contest between Russia and
Turkey. Besides this issue that serves
to disturb their equanimity, their is the
restoration of the temporal power of
the Pope that is at present occupying
the attention of every Catholic coun-
try, and one in which France, as well
as the Pope himself, seems to feel daily
more and more interested. Again a
chance for Ireland's freedom is not an
impossibility, burning as the Irish do,
and must, to wipe out their scores of
wrongs for ages, for as Russia has Pc.
land, so England has her Ireland to
contend against in any unusual strug-
gle that would involve a protracted
warefare. Besides, the ex-Empress of
the French is undoubtedly watching her
opportunity as well, to take part in the
contest, for the purpose of placing her
son upon that shaky foundation the
throne of France. And in all this I'M
certainty we sit at home as the great
contented and unconcerned American
people, calculating how much, rs n ma
ton we will gain by all this unpleasant
ness on the other side of the water, and
not caring particularly who is whipped
in the struggle, so long as we are the
gamers, unmindful and Indifferent
to the fact that we too have an enemy
in our midst, nearly quite as powerful
and autocratic as his more favored
brothers in the East. We mean
Brigham Young, the head of the
Mormon church, whose seat is
in Salt Lake City, and who governs his
people with as firm a hand as ever did
Car or Kaiser. We are apt to think of
this magnate in the land with n su-
preme Indifference, and to speak of
him contemptuously. But the time
may come in this, what seems to us,
like an impending crisis the world over,
when this man at Salt Lake City will
throw off his mask of deception, which
he has so c%unningly contrived to wear
for so many years in the face of our
rulers and our people, and stand re-
vealed in his true character, that of a
bitter and determinate enemy to us
and our institutions. He has already
evinced it on more than one occasion,
and now we have fresh instances of his
insolence, in the fact that he has de-
clared that the Mormons have been
driven so often, that it is their inten-
ton to be driven no further. Coupled
with this fact we hear of midnight
drills; that the Mormons are armed to
a man; that their councils are held in
secret; that Brigham is himself actively
preparing for resistance, and that resis-
lance can mean nothing more o less
than against us as a nation. 1t would
be well for our Government to turn its
attention to this people, so thoroughly
isolated from IS in everything, and to
take precautionary measures that will
stand us in good stead, should the hour
ever arrive for us to remember with
dread this false prophet of the
teenth century.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-05-12
NOTICE TO HEIRS.


~ ~ Niiol IL may SOhSClh.
Letters of administration having
been granted by the Probate Court of
Laramie County, Wyoming Territory,
to the undersigned upon the estate of
John Leggett, deceased, who was killed
by Indians between Fort Laramie and
Custer City on or about the ninth day
of May, A. d. 1876, which letters bear
date the Odd day of November, A. D.
1876, and which estate has been APP
praised to be worth the sum of three
thousand four hundred and ninety-sev-
en- dollars, and said decedent having
been supposed to be a native of the
State of Tennessee. Said deceased was
supposed to be about fifty years of age
at the time of his death. No heirs of
said estate are known to exist, there
fore, all persons having any interest in
said estate either as heirs or devisees
will make the same known to the un-
dersigned within the time prescribed by
law. j. D.. MAY,
Administrator of the estate of John
Leggett, deceased. %feb13-dtf.
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The Military Situation.

The war news is interesting and full
of omens. England's neutrality will
not last long. Her position will shortly
be one of armed observation. Fifty
thousand men will be concentrated at
Malta or Gibraltar to keep a sharp
watch of proceedings, Turkey finds
all she can attend to in Roumania or
on the line of the Danube. She there
fore publishes that she will not invade
Servia, which is all very well, seeing
that she cannot or has not an extra
man to do the service. On the Caucas-
san coast she has made some attempts
to arrest the Russian advance by burn
ing Poti, a small town in the way.
But the Russians are marching on into
Arminia, as if nothing had happened.
The point of concentration and attack
seems to be Kars, which may be invest
ed after a time, though the Turks siren
uously claim that it cannot be. On the
other hand the Russian advance to the
Danube has been uninterrupted and has
frightened the slow Turks, who per-
ceive the crushing coming of an unsati-
ated monster, utterly surprised at the
quick invasion, somewhat resembling
the pouring out of the German legion
over the French soil at the beginning
of the last German-French war. The
Turks are losing every best chance to
fetter their foes. The key to the mill
tary situation in Wallachian, Rouma-
mia, they have allowed to pass out of
their hands, when the Russians antici-
pated them in the possession of the
railroad bridge at Bartschi. The Rus
slams are on the constant alert and as
serting a prestage over the Turks,
which the latter will find hard work to
combat. The Russians too are inclined
to wage the war even against the Turks
after a civilized fashion. According to
the terms of the proclamation the Bull
garians, who from Turkey proper, have
no reason to fear the presence of their
traditionous enemy. No harm will be
done except to them actually in arms.