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Shipping Tags.

Carrying full line Of sizes and styles of
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offer unusual inducements to merchants and
Others desiring to advertise their business In
this manner.
All orders by mail promptly attended 10.
Estimates furnished and all desired lnforna.
tion given.
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Book Printing.

With large fonts of type, ranging in size
from Nonpareil TO Plea, the most perfect book
press and we'll appointed binderyi we have
facilities for this special class Of work possessed
by few offices in the West. ''',' @
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p,,r C. |. Ioos, OF Bethany College,
,.r.J home on Wednesday from three
- With. al,encc in Europe. He comes
.',. ,,,s !, improved health, and is ready to
s,,ns wv, hi. Iabors in the College at the
,.nin, Of the session in October.
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CoxsrAxrlxorLE, September 10. : Grand
vi1ier Safrct Pasha has promised Minister
Laynrd TO appoint an Armenian as Gov
crIor Of Armenia. Ten battalions OF Tur-
kish troops will be despatched to Adona,
five to Creto and forty-tiye to Mitroyiza
and KOssoua.
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B,rox RouoR, September 10. .-Ex. Gov
Bard died last evening Of yellow fever.
Though his fumily was absent he received
every attention. lie constantly urged
that they be not informed OF his illness,
hoping be would recover. Although not
officially reported We count over 40 deaths
to date. We have many new caaes. The
disease is assuming q more malignant type.
tSignedl LEON JAsrEMIsKI,
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Brief Printing.

Possessing large fonts of new type and q iinc
book press, we can print briefs in much
shorter time than Is required in offices with
less ample facilities, f#'i
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IRoSroS, septemhcrls. Three different
children have fallen into privy-yaults in
this city within tho past two months. The
third, which fell in to-day, was the three
yCarold child of Henry Marks, who lives on
Second street. Tho child remained IN tle
Wtdlt haitian hour betoreitwas discovered
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Quincy, ILL, September lathe First
National Bank, which recently suspended,
so.oPened this 81 morning, Snh with a. money on
to-day eSceededthe Withdrawals
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Wrecked on thn rIar,.,n cnns,

Key wEsr, Fra, September l0.-The
American brig Alex. Nichols, from Cinfue
CUES with a cargo Of sugar for Boston, was
wrecked on the Florida coast aud is total
loss, The first mate, cook and one seaman
were drowned.
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,,,,x StrpuAy is renominated by the
n'..,Ii,ap, r Of Hancock ior the House OF
Si.,,,e, SE, He made au excellent mem
'.I,hs las, House and will be rc-elcrt-
I,;,hou, difficulty. IVY.
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No NOMINATIONS,

ATLANTA, Ga, September 10. = The
Fourth District Convention adjourned sine
de There were no nominations. The
majority will issue mn address to the peo.
pie and the minority tomorrow will nom.
tnntn #H
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CHl'is, iS. September lO.--Gov. Alex.
hty y.,r rIv,'aG,Fly, . Of New York, hu. for
nilis aCHbI ~ Ti'Il5en u, Of Illinois, died three
ie'tly Iorri.ID r o. Dixon, on Rock River, yes.
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wAsuISGroS, D. c., September 20. : For
Tennessee and Ohio Valley aud lower
Lake Region, southwest winds, falling ba-
rometcr, partly cloudy weather and Occa-
Slonal rains, followed by cooler northwest
winds and rising barometer,
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my nprLEn.

Con. n. +. Butler arrived this afternoon
70 meet the Board Of Managers OF the Sol.
diOrs' Homo at Dayton. lie was sere-
naded ut the hotel tonight by the Nation
ais, but declined making speech,
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-, Washington Prcsbytcry meets Mt
'., las Church. Washington county Pa,
s,ht eth at 7!r.M. ..r,, q.
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u IA, houses ARE in the course Of
,io, Ir Al Eaast Liverpool. So much for
a. S'''o, '.",,rrbn.incss these hard times.
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Ar sourlI WEST Pass,

NEw ORLEANS, September ia dis.
patch from Southwest Pass announces 2
deaths and 3 new cases to-day, or
The Board Of Health had no quorum,
DR., L.ooher and Col, Hardee, members, arc
sick with the fever, the former Is improy.
ing; DR.. James has very sick child, and
Messr, Nolta and Boyd weN also absent.
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oswEGo, September lo.- The CitizOns
Committee to-day forwarded Sl6o to Mem.
Dhis
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CAIno, ILL.,, September 19.-A telegram
from Hickman, ny, gives n more favora-
bic report: Four new cases forth last "a
hours ending this morning and no deaths.
No cases in Cairo,
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cAPTuRED.
A JOINT OCCUPATION.

COSsrASrIXoPLE, September 10. = The
Ambassador OF one of the great powers
has suggested that the district Of Nova Ba
zar be jointly occupied by the Austrian
and Turkish troops. q 40. +" HNlDHr.n
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Blank Books.

We manufacture every description Of blank
book, from a memorandum to blank ledger,
on the shortest notice.
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I.oSnoN, September H. Germany and
England have sent instructions to their
Naval commanders relative to their action
against Chinese pirates. .T I.I.g.
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YELLOW FEVER.
The Fever Abating at Canton.
She No Longer Requires Aid, and
Blesses the Hands that Gave
So Abundantly.
A Grand Concert In Paris in Aid of
the Sufferers.
Decrease In the Death Rate of New
Orleans and Memphis.
A Number of Deaths Among the
Exhausted Nurses.
The PestiIence Taking In the. Small
Towns.
A Number Of Deaths Among the
Exhausted Nurses.
The PestiIence Taking In the Small
Towns.
EX-GOVERNOR BARD DEAD.

NRw ORLEANS, September l0-E. G. ia
cob, with A. Thompson & Co., died this
morning Il.
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TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLAR FIRE AT CIRCLE

TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLAR FIRE At CIRCLE
Ui l'tN WILLIE.
CIScrSSArI, September l0.-The broom
corn warehouse Of Edward Smith, at Cir
clevillc, Ohio, together with the contents,
was burned last night. loss about So
900. Insured for $1,000 Some ten I'D
joining frame buildings were injured more
or loss by the flying sparks.
FIRE or THE FAIR GROUNDS.
CoLuMBUs, o., September ia quarter
OF a mile Of the frame shed in tho horse
department at the State Fair Grounds was
destroyed by fro to-day. Loss unknown,
No insurance.
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i, TO lecture at Fairvicw, Ham
n NJ .oau,y, next Tuesday night, {.
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ViIusIgWtU &
.I"t i'H r.
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ArriYatI

San FRANCISCO, September l9.-Post-
master General Key and party arrived ut
Stockton this morning from Yosemite.
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DR.. Kibbe, inventor OF the fever cot, was
taken sick today on Canal street. DR..
Chappiu, whom he met, advised him to so
to the Hotel Dien, which he did at once.
DR.. Chappin thinks he has been up with
patient since Saturday and that he is
only prostrated from overwork.
The fever is reported in the Kerri ,an
Plantation.
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XXvn.-NUMBERa "a.
RELIEF FUND.


CANTON, Miss, September l0.-In Justice
10 our many friends, too numerous 10 lnen-
ton, oil over our beloved land, we issu"
this, our circular, TO notify them that VI"
are no longer In need OF provisions or
money. The telegraphic machinery In our
Office here had scarcely ceased from the
sending OF our dispatches before thons'
and generous hearts responded 10 our cry.
We are enabled to say TO you all that our
every want is supplied. To our brethren
Of the North, East and West, the city Of
Canton to-day extends to you the hand OF
brotherly love and friendship. Unite with
us in praying that God, IN His infinite
mercy, win protect us from this most ter
rible Of plaques. The fever Is abating and
We have but few cases to report.
[signcdl G. W. Thomas,
President HoIrdris.
.'H# .MT' s. C.DEvISE,
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PuLAnELpMIA, September la.-The yel.
low fever snbsgrIptions to-day arc :SS =, ,Solo;
to date, soa,o0Q, exclusive ,ot $500 for
church orphanago at Memphis and up
wards Of $4,000 from Protestant EpisOo'
pal Churohos. A subscription Is aoknowl.
edged by Archbishop Wood OF $d,llS,
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DIV q,ttelIigetrfer,

-cJ Rem. Wilson'S meetingat Wells,
a, MS oo Tuesday night there were just ex,
S1sV ,hity persons present, by actual
Fa " inciudins Col. Ben himself. Our
,n, SsaI D says that the Colonel looked
'l'',. nsna.ome. talked very lonesome, and
"" v.1oub. felt very lonesome
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CISclSxArl, September l0.-It is stated
that over 9 900 acres of corn were destroy.
cd In Sicota Valley by the recent heavy
uoous, .#U .M.f Hf su 'aUrr H.|-
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Nrw YoRK, September 10. The South
crn Relief Committee Of the Chamber Of
Commerce to-day sent s. 800 to the How
ard Association Mt Memphis, S2,bO0-to the
Memphis Citizeus Relief Committee, and
S2,506 to New Orleans. This Committee
has nearly $1,000 remaining for distribu-
ton. Mayor Ely received contributionsto
the relief fund to-day asgrosating s., la0:
Lostor WallaOk il arranging for grand
benefit at his theatre. Tho American Dis.
trict Telegraph Company have sent re-
ceipted bills to the various committees for
all work done by them,
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, September 10. An important
strike by tho coal miners, in North Stat
ford, is apprehended. 3. tNf ~" s~a,o
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CHINESE EMBASSY

has arrived and quartered at Goth and F
streets. Soon after presentation to the
President tho Chici Embussador, with u
norton ofthose who accompany him, will so
to Spain and Peru to organize the Chinese
Diplomatic service in those countries,
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CALcUrrA, September l9.--It Is reported
that the Kingo Barmha Is dead
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AUSTRIA.


vienna, Septcmber19. The Frundelble
announces officially that the Government
has not entered into any negotiations fol
the cooperation OF Servia and Montene.
gro. ..ay
cAPTuRED. ".s
vienna, September l0.-The Fortress oi
Bilacs has been captured, The Austrians
entered it at four o'clock this afternoon.
OUTwoRRS CAPTURED. 200 le-
General Zach captured two outworks on
the hills before Bahacs. The. insurgents
made furious effort to retake them.
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Isi t W tAatU
H5W ,r.a Tue. ti
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Preside,a Relief Committc


A CONCERT BENEFIT.
PARIS, September l9.-M. Kfantz, Dircc-
tor-General Of the Exposition, is organic
ing grand concert for the relief OF the
yellow fever sufferers in the United States.
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The Cattle Drives Of 1878.

A correspondent Of the New York
Times, writing from Dodge City, Kan,
the great shipping point for cattle, re-
ports that the cattle drives from Texas
this season will foot up from 225, 900 to
100000 head; some say 100000. A
large share of these will be driven from
Dodge City up the Arkansas and Pur-
gatoire, or into the parks, or over the
divide into theI Platte valley. Others
will go to the ranges on the Republican
and to the plains Of Wyoming. Dur
ing the past three or four years very
many Texas cattle have thus been scat
tered over the plains to multiply. By
the introduction of the best blooded
stock the quality of the increase on the
plains has been greatly improved, 80
that plains-fed beeves are now getting
the best prices in the eastern markets.
The cattle interests on the plains and
the Rocky Mountain region are also re-
ceiving large accessions from the far
west. An Oregon paper reports that
100, 600 head Of cattle from Eastern
Oregon and Washington Territory, and
from Walla Walla and Yakami and
the Snake river countries, are ready for
driving III the eontinen4, some to be
held back on the plains of Colorado,
Wyoming and Nebraska for good
marketing, others to be. driven to
Omaha. Within a few years a great
change has taken place in the cattle
trade, and more is promised in the near
future. The feeding grounds are being
transferred from Texas to the great
buffalo plains, and the central portion
Of the continent, with the Pacific
States, are becoming the leading pro-
ducers Of beef. An estimate derived
from theVassessment returns of this
year gives Colorado 405, 600 head; Wyo-
ming 375, 900; Utah 800, 900; Washing
ton 200, 900; Oregon 175 900; California
$50, 0OO. Though Texas has probably
twice as many cattle as all these to-
gether, the indications are that the
great west will soon take and keep the
lead.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

RAILRoAD.-N. T. Brickley, Boston:
II. Comstock, New York; T. J. Chi
dendee, Denver; G. w. Johnson, New
Castle, Pa; Chas. j. Allen and wife; L.
House and Sarah NJ. Evans, Philadel.
phia; D. Moore and Chas. ]. Dreifus,
Cincinnati. az
INTER OcEAN.-Jas. W. Taylor,
Texas; w. R. Crumpton and w. Car.
penter, Iowa; J. ". Trumer, Idaho; A.
P. Woodruff. New York; B. R. Pegron,
st. Louis; P. E. friedrich, Missouri;
A. v. Laramie and G. T. Phelps, Coun-
Gil Bluffs; Sam. Daniels, Chicago; d.
r. Phelps, Wisconsin; G.. G. Pennock,
Oxford, Pa. Dan. Sawyer and David
l. Miller, Santa Fe; w. R. Spinney,
Boston; and W. b. Wood, Omaha.
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the snAar NAM.


RALPH RIoBr
The smart man is an institution
And as an institution he wishes to be
accordingly respected.
He succeeds in gaining much honor
on little learning.
That's because he's smart.
If anybody gets of a good thing the
smart man knows the date Of the alma
nae from which it was taken.
If he is scooped in originality he pro-
claims the act stupid.
This is the peculiar privilege of the
smart man.
Should anybody say aught that would
create a good impression, the smart
man mildews it with ridicule.
He kens the animus Of every thought
and knows the calibre and n of
every idea. ~.
None but smart men know this much.
The smart man wears knowledge all
over his caput.
Science is in his eye.
Wisdom perches on his ears.
History Including private) on his
nose.
That's why he nose everything.
He writes and speaks fiuently. i'
He has usually some strength.
But he won't fight.
That's where his intellectual smart
ness comes to the rescue.
He knows just the size Of every man
he meets, and that it doesn't amount
to as much rs himself contains.
Not by a large majority.
He could, of course, perform greater
feats than men of intellect and daring.
But he won't try.
Here's where his native smartness
again let's him out.
The smart man will say that all this
just fits the writer.
Granted. as.
And il the smart man runs a news
paper, he'll print that observation.
Which will show his smartness.
The truly smart man will not take
offense hereat.
So, good morning.
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Lager beer, formerly the beverage Of
Germans only, is now the favorite
drink Of Americans throughout the
land. The quality Of this beverage is
being improved every year, and recent
analytical tests have convinced ever
the most skeptical that the beer which
Is known in the market as "Budweiser
Beer" does not contain the least inju-
rious ingredient; but on the contrary has
many health giving and health restoring
qualities. The celebrated .sBudweiser
Beer" which has gained so great apop-
ularity abroad, is now for the first time
introduced in bulk in this section of
the country, Col. L. Murrin, of this
city, having been appointed sole agent
for it in Wyoming Territory.
The "Budweiser Beer, is specially
brewed for the trade of G. Conrad &
Co., st. Louis, according to the Bud
weiser" process, from Saarzer hops and
bohemian barley, and is warranted to
keep in any climate. For the use Of
families and the invalid it is specially
adapted, 1t being recommended by the
best physicians. Every family should
have a case Of 1t in the house. Send
your orders to L. Murrin's warehouse.
Seventeenth street. jy6-tf
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No Discovery in Medical Chem,.,,v h..
been 20 productive OF such benntt To tba I'm.
man cuticie N GLEsx's SULPHUR All
local diseases Of the skin are speedily erad,.
Gated by II and II Is at once the best and mos,
Inexpensive clariner and cmollient OF tbe
complexion In use. with q box OF this soap,
which costs only 90 cents. all the advantage,
pfa series o. sulphur Baths, which cannot bs
enjoyed without incurring considerable ex.
pense. are secured. Nothing opens the pore,
% enectually and no adjunct OF the bath SC
happily combines the properties of n specie
with those off toilet article. All complex
ional defects are obviated by Its use, and 1,
invariably mifigates rheumstlc pain.
Hiirs Hair and whisker Dye. Black OF
Brown, Soc iy23-dawlw
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An.i-F p, Chemically Examined.

The analytical chemist, W. B. Drake,
of Buffalo, N. Y, recently analysed
Aliens Anti-Fat, and gave the follow
ing CERTIFICATE:
l have subjected Aliens Anti-Fat to
chemical analysis, examined the pro-
cess Of its manufacture, and can truly
say that the ingredients of which it is
composed are entirely vegetable, and
cannot but act favorably upon the sys-
tenn. and it is well calculated to attain
the object for which it is intended.
Sold by all druggists.
w. B. DRAKE, Chemist.
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u.
Especial Telegram to The Leader.l
SALT LAKE CITY, July "a.
A good sized crowd gathered this at
ternoon to witness the second game be-
tween the Deserets, Of Salt Lake, and
the Reds, Of Cheyenne. The latter
went in with confidence and high hopes
but were soon disappointed. Jones
caught in the first inning and got his
thumb knocked out badly by a foul ball.
Pound relieved him and caught one in
ming and was succeeded by Hill. Hill
received an ugly blow from a bat but
played through the game.
Murray pitched for the first two in
nings and gave way to Topping, who
did some very effective work but it was
too late. The die was cast. The Des-
erets scored six and eight respectively
in the first and second innings, and no
club could make Roadway against such
a score as that.
Jones took second base after getting
his pet. The two runs Of the Reds were
made in the first inning. Eight goose
eggs for them followed in startling sue
cession.
The Reds will play again tomorrow
and Jones says he will catch ''if it takes
off his arm to the elbow" After play
ing the four games in Salt Lake the
Reds expect to play at Evanston and
Laramie City on their return trip. All
are well in health but somewhat sore in
spirit.
The names of the Deseret nine are:
Wheeler, Meyer, G. Huey, l.. Huey,
Nuckolls, Mcbride, Reed, Barker and
Goldihg, good players, all of them and
don't you forget it. RED Sox,
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shee3 A~@44
bowels, inward piles, cos
.tiveness, ~fevers, torpid liver, yellow
meas Of the skin and eyes, indigestion.
dyspepsia, and all arrangements of the
internal v~iscera, are cured y"Swayne's
lar n Sarsaparilla Pills" Unlike
many h ~purgatives, they do not ir-
sitate the stomach and bowels by fire.
quent use They keep the system in
the healthy condition by -arousinr the
torpid liver to healthy action and ~.
pelling by the bowels and kidneys the
matter that poisons the foundation Of
LIE. Be particular to obtain "Swayne's
Fills" Price % cents a box, ut all
leading druggists, and in Cheyenne by
Addoms & Glover, Wholesale and Re-
tail Druggists. m19-dtt&sa&w-ly
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One OF the Brightest Charms
OF a fair face is a fine set of teeth. The
ladies being fully alive to this fact,
%patronize SozoDoNr in preference to
any other dentrifce, since they know
by experience that it preserves like no
other the pristine whiteness and clean
illness of the teeth, and makes a natu-
rally sweet breath additionally fra
grant. 1t is one of the privileges of
the beaur ser to look lovely and that
proportion of it which uses Sozodout,
has learned that the article contributes
in no small degree to the end in view.
All druggists sell it. jy23decd&w
Try the Five Cent Cigar at the Post
office news stand. d&wtf
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mrs. B. Davis is at Dyer's.
Ed. G. Babcock, Esq, is at Dyer's.
The leave granted Lieut.. G. B. Hall
has been extended two months.
Maj. J. w. Mason, Third cavalry,
has been granted six months leave of
absence.
Col. Downey and Judge Andrews, Of
Laramie City, returned to the switch
yesterday.
Col. w. b. Haven, Sixth infantry,
has been granted leave of absence for
four months.
Miss Lolita Smith left on No. 3 yes
terday for Sherman, where she will
spend a few days visiting among her
friends.
Judge J. NJ. Carey is entertaining his
brother and partner in business, who
has come from Philadelphia to escape
the excessive heat in the city of
b%rotherly love.
Hon. A. r. Converse is enjoying
himself in the French capital; but com-
plains of the great, almost unbearable
heat. He will probably o go to the
mountains Of Switzerland.
The family of Judge J. w. Kingman
was gratifed yesterday by the arrival
of a o Of the Judge, John e. King
man. who has recently graduated from
West Point. Lieutenant Kingman
being as yet unassigned, will remain for
some time visiting among his many
friends here.
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THIS Is FOB EVERY FAMILY.

No Western family q AFFORD for q
day to be without the Celebrated West
ern Remedy for Diarrhea, Dysentery,
CHOLERA Morbus and Cholera Infsntum,
Bro'0n's Extract blackberry and Gin
ger. It has been before the public for
zen years, and doctors and druggists
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apour It's merits; procure q bottle at
once and save sickness, the expense Of
physician, and the life Of soma loved
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