The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-08-06
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Where is the ceramic rage?aq

Where Is the ceramic rageYe9
The tied OF life-the married one.
Precipitation is not worn 50 generally
as It was. LaotD fsurunG
Paris ladies' sneeze into 1920 hand
kerchiefs. Is4is.J tE
Both Milwaukee and st. Paul gave
Beccher only half houses.
Very proper slang of the bar-room-
Nominate your sunstroke."
whoa, Emma'' could be more po-
litely rendered, "Pause, Emily"
A county in-Dakota Territory has
been named after the great revivalist,
Moody. h&sA
Bees nj nc, longer be sent through
the mails. Only reason given by the
government is because.
Tie decline of the personal adver-
tisement business In INSCRIPTIONS daily
sheets is a healthy social sign.
Oakley Hall has settled down to a
qpiet life in New York, and i~sfecovers
ing the respect which was lost by loud
talking, rs
The man who gets up labor riots il,
nine times out of ten, d saloon loafer
with dirt ON his hands, but no sign of
blisters.
Fashion freaks: Large sleeyes-old-
fashioned shirred trimmings on
dresses-deep collars made Of lace and
loops Of ribbon. ,
We love to lie beneath the shade and
quaff the cooling lemonade, and also
feel the cheerful ants crawl slowly up
our summer pants.
A North Carolinian, who fought
clear through the last war without a
scratch, kicked at a dog the other day
and broke four of his toes.
A heated lover wrote u letter to his
inamorata last week, beginning,
''Sweatest." She will be a sister TO.
him Notwithstanding more.
5 When u Pawpee Indian becomes too
old TO relish an old boot roasted on n
bed of GOALS, his friends realize that it
is time to knock him on the head.
Mi dear friend, az strange az it may
sem to yu, mankind had rather see yu
fail than succeed, because they had
rather pity than admire-JoA Bi lings.
Robert Ingersoll wept when he heard
some n sing sin the sweet by and
by" His tears have all been explained.
He thought she sang, SIN this heat by
and by"
sod Abe" the Wisconsin wal eagle,
is in great demand all over the North
as an attraction for soldiers reunion
and other entertainments suggestive of
war times.
A lady who, in defiance of the Eng
fish law, had married the brother of her
deceased husband, was in the habit of
abiding to her drst spouse as ''her
poor brother-in-laN."
The wise man will use a fancy horse
blanket to protect the flowers in his
front yard from the frost. He won't
use it but once, fhoagll Then some
one else Will be using it, IL
III graves were robbed in the South as
they are in the West, the officers Of
medical colleges would not be of much
use except to put wooden pegs in the
bullet holes and stand them up in the
hall as batracks.
A priest to whom a lady was once
confessing her sins, told her that gam
ling occasionedl a great loss Of time.
"Ah! yes" said she, naively, THAT is
what troubles me-so much lost in
shunling tile cards.n
Mrs Mary A. Livermore cleared
$4,000 last winter telling how women
are abused and kept down in this
country. She is now travelling in
Europe, With her husband along to
look after the baggage. ID
a young man writes US asking if he
can get . positloh as leader of a flute
band in our town When our