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National Republican., 1878-01-01

BALTIAoRE, Dec. al.-Cattle-The market was more
active than last week and prices &c higher. Very
best, bhd5l,c first quality, ~ DJc; medium 3S6I &c;
ordinary, 7.@9Lc. The most sales were at iGp4,ac.
Receipts, 1909 head. Snles, V8E
Hogs have been airly active and prices are fully Nc
higher; range, SG6n6Ac. Receipts, AIS.
Qskc. Receipts, gB
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Auction SALES Fature Days.
T,HoMAs BOWLING, 1uctlonser '

VTNH0MAS DOWNING, Auctioneer. i
ThusrEEs sAs5 81 oS TpE S5Tg AND
Aat ss VA ana @ sSy Y fsecfasd @ H.f ssT f No col oo
q s ~ Ss and @ " lou q S
S S q az yrs sy L ed s nS
and elects OF Wizards Hotel. northwest corner OF
Fourteen,h street and pennsylyani" avenue, com.
Eisssns &antel and Pier French plat. Mirrors: 49,
Rasewood and Walnut Parior Suites OF superior
Reception AMI Easy Chairs, Lounges;
hosewooS and Wsina, Sssirttls;rOp raeles,
Elegan. walnut Wa Marble Top Shamber 8 suites ,,,,n
fmmsnss sssortmcnt Of Blankets, Comforts, and
splendid stock Table snd Bed Linen;
EaS ~ CHM sTd
per Cooking Utensils. &C., &c.
sixty and ninety days, With notes bearing ntcre!i ni
eight per cent per annum until paid, and secured to
and q The ysry best mn %atsr.i S H'sh al q which IN
ssssa. rHoa1s 5SEs EfssSD%S %asIlsss:; T':f
TRTsTEEs, SALE OF yALgABLG t;I REAL Ea; Is,
THIRTEENTH AND sTREETs, y W@ASHINSG. Ash y
TGSAh TON sEfTpLiekE 81 hAkE 9h Mi ia
iy virtue Of deed OF trust bearing dat; on the ist
ss q a. q land Ss p sF
unbla and at the request OF The party thereby so
y: cn S ss q Ss' rE rnGtGs TR & III
iIah) DAY OF JANUARY A. D. 1873, at iour O clock
IL the afternoon all that lot Of ground situate n the
City OF Washington In the District OF Columbia, be-
ing all Of lot numbered twelve (2) and the northern
iortyeght t+sl feet four ~ inches Of lot numbered
ff,y.siI l2s2 the whole being described az iollows;
Beginning for the same at the norh aern corner Of
saia sluare and running thence west for,yeisht Sl
three @ inches thence esst ioriyesht ~ fee. four
thence north 70 The place q begipniug Also ths lot
oT!yeght 90 tset four z. inches on north street
Der two hundred and M six t25l with the Improve
ments situate the hIst described piece Of ground,
consisting OF the Matte nal Republican building
The Above property will besod subject TO deed OF
trust upon the rst described lot OF sround dated
the th Of September, A d. lssJ and recorded IN Ii
Der 10 folio 2 to secure and interest," and also
TO all taxes and assessments due upon the whole OF
said property.
Terms or sale; one.third cash; balance in six,
twelve and eighteen months, with interes to be Sc
cur cd upon the property sold by decd Of trust de-
posit Of 800 required at time Of sale II the terms Of
sale are not complied with In ten days rom day Of
SALE the trustees reserve the right TO rss at risk and
| %M. Y CHANDLER, rr,.,o.,
K A. ROLLINS, ~
wAsJISuTOy d. C. Dec % ISL declteoIw,
National Republican., 1878-01-01
DIRECTORY.
The Principal Business Houses Of wash
... ington-

The Jol,o'rins !, psblished for The benefit of Trdr-
cling sa,esmen, Strangers, and hc public geasr-
ai'y--it iacindes all trades and professions, and
cannot fail 10 prore Of interest 10 all who intend
trdnsacting business IN Washington.
National Republican., 1878-01-01
DROPOSALS

PROPOSALS .,
PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC PRINTING.
Sealed proposals. will be received until TUESDAY,
}anShry M i1 8, 70 oelosk & mn ST T1s,,as % h .s ths
foresnd he swsra of s soRipac,s to be male Sy the
o%ss and S Scr for or fPf
Gosernmsnt the eomm,ii,ss reservng 10 Itself he
best lnteresis Of The Government may dictate.
o1e1 % Ss Se, Of sss sss ~ and
pies and blank groposas. and giving the regnlatons
f g. bcss. ff%SSRy
Dc
ties Of paper us may be needed during the year and
The estimated quantities set forth in detail in the
;oSo realms d nncaleIdeEed printing psp.r .iHss.
$500 and caiendcred printing paper, DIFF
2iSoo reans white writing paper different sizes and
1000 reams colored writing paper, different sizes and
800 rennis q cover paper different sizes and weights
% S sesas sna, msnlln paPsr dsIsn, ssssn sls
400 reams engine sizoi paper for Postocs blanks,
100 reas szcd and cnlendered tinted printing paper
5000 shres Of frames bond paper, or bond paper of
BY dIrce lon Sf the Joint Committee Of congre,s on
Public Printing. JOHN u, DEfRETs,
Public Pr.ater.
. wAsHIS0TnS. December IA, is77. delSTu3w
PRoPosALs For STATIONERY.
PO-ToffIcs DrrAnTMESr,C
December H. ISL !
Sealed proposals will be received ut thls Depart
menl until twelve o'clock IN. THURSDAY. JanuRry
10, ls1s, for furnishing stationery for the P0stOiice
Department for live months ffOm February I, 1873
Blank forms Of proposals, showing the items and
relating thereto, will be furnished application TO
llIlS Department.
ITUpoSas should be addressed the First Assistant
Postmaster. General and indOrsed "Proposals for
stationery" ID. NJ KEY,
deCl2-Iw Postmaster General,
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&M. u CHANDLER, rr,,,os,.
E A. ROLLINS,
wAsHIsoros, ID. C. Dec ., iai dec1teoiw.
r r. CoLDwELL, Real Estate Aucuoneer.
~ No. 9iG + street northwest

II T. coLDWELL. Real Estate Aucuoneer.
~ No. DIG + street northwest
TRusTEEs SALE OF a THREEsToRY BRICK
BEEEIIthITTg EEIIT F sFTyATE HfrWrEN m TE w iNp sbpE
siREEis NoRTiiWiisT.
Ry duly Ss s sfS ID L5tF & S6 a. o 51Hf
Of the land records for the district OF Columbia and
at public auction IN fToht Of The premises on FRT
DAY. January \ ls7s, at o'clock y m, ihe iollowing
lnston B. q, and being part Of ioi numbered twenty
sc q daa a5 rue nnas .S
Hons The line Of Eighth street 81, teen 90 c. sI t9
thence north sixteen s fsei SIX tGinches and thence
ea, nlne!ytw (, feet to The piSee of beginning to-
Terms: onetourth cash, and the balance at six, !,
property sold All conyeyshcing al cost OF the rgr
il terms Of se are not V soSPeS With III in % seven days
Ss Trustee reserves The rsg 70 resell the property at
five days advertisement,
VKLsTEES SALE OF THE yALuhBLE
sSHTlSSHL SHTlSGNi REfGbLiclN Il ii Et huiLDISG u
by virtue OF deed of trust bearing date on the sth
day Of September, A. p, ls3, and recorded n l-9er
trict Of Columbia, and at the request Of the party
S ". S Il S9S II. nf h a%y
January A. ID. ls7s, Al O'Clock p. n all that lot Of
ground In the city Of Wahngt0n, in the District Of
OF lot numbered twelve 2) and the northern twenty
2) feet three 49, inches front by the depth OF forty
eight (6 feet four ~ inches of lot nunbered thirteen
H9, IN square numbered two hundred and hny-six
&Gf al ss Rs
and runni v thence west fOrty-egh ts) feet four W
Inches; thence south seventy 10 eVt three 3 inches;
thence east oriy eight (s) feet four % Inches to the
line Of Thirteenth street west; and thence north TO
the place OF beginning, with the improvements con-
| sisling OF the National Republican building
Terms OF sale Ten thousand dollars cash; the bal
specvely, with interest at the rate OF six per cent
per annun secured by deed Of trust the properly
deposit OF e 90 required at the tmr OF sale. Con-
veyahcng at cost Of purchaser II the terms Of sale
nre not complied with In days after the sale the
reserve the right to resell at risk and cost OF
defnultlng purchaser "
j.. A. EOLLIN.,, Trust A.
nov24eodIw l42l street n. W.
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AND ENGINEERS
WILLIAM FORSYTH,

SURVEYOR AND ENGINEER. oHice, No. I7O7
G street northwest
y. B;-wIl attend to the surveying and suhdivd.
Ing of property In the cities OF Washington and
q orgrtuwli and In the county OF Washington dI-Im
n y. DUTTON, ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER
W Rooms Is and ~, SAFE Deposit Companys Build
Ing, northeast corner Fifteenth street and New York
avenue oCsDlyM
National Republican., 1878-01-01
BUSINESS CHANCES.

TNHE BEST CHANCE OF ALL-M. GOLD.
i stein. the tubuccuui,t GlI Pennsylvania avenue,
oilers hs lmlurnNc stock OF merrSUhuum goods and
smokers NlitrS Of every description Ut cost Cigars
In boxes Of twenty hNet one thousand rate. de2I-H
INOR SALE.--A VERY FINE LOT OF MEER
Il sChaum pipes, cigar aud cigarette holders.
Smokers articles VI every desCrpl on mly my por
cent below similar goods can be- bought uspW WhGTr.
cigars in boxes Ui twenty tive AT one thousand rates
10 reduce the immrnNu stock of the California cigar
store, 0ll Pennsylvania avenue. de27It
National Republican., 1878-01-01
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.
New York Money Market.

New York Money WhrFet,
The sub-treasury balances IN New York yesterday
were: Gold sc2 49, so7ts :urrehcy eS6 ,2soi. The
subTreasurer paid account OF interest u IA 100
and for bonds, se,ooo Customs receipts, t25aooo.
In New York yesterday money closed easy MT Ex
change quiet long ts2,si short 1885, Gold quiet, but
lrm, at 10et.
Government BOMBS feverish at tho following quota.
National Republican., 1878-01-01

BOsTuS, NJ ass, June ., 1877
My daughter has received great benefit rom the
of NEGETlSE- Her declining health was source Of
great NlCty TO all her friends few hotties uf the
NEUETINE restored her health, strength aud Hppe
tte. y, u. TlLDEN,
Insurance and Real EHHtc Agent,
No. 10 sears Building.
National Republican., 1878-01-01
TRAVELERs, GUIDE.

TTNIvERsAL R. R. TICKET OFFICE
RAILROAD TICKETS to or from all points bought,
exchanged or sold AT reduction OF ONE DOLLAR
upon any other Office or depot In this city.
Apply 10 NJ ID. wHITBSIDE,
National Republican., 1878-01-01
W0MAN'S CORNER.
Edited by Fannie u. ward.
For the Corner.
The Old and the New Year.

For the Corner.
The Old and the Now Year.
BY MARIE BARTON GREENE.
The old year is waning, and bearing away
in its misty folds of forgetfulness, smilos aud
tears, sunshine and shadow, hopes and disap.
pointments, nevermore to return. 'Tis true In
some dreamy hour, when rejecting alone be-
tween the fading light Of day and shadowy
twilight, we may seem to stand again among
scenes Of the past. We may unlock the casket
containing it's treasures, and look in to see the
pictures that hang on memory's wall
blending the hues OF loves dearer name
Touched here and there by shade ws that came
And mists that oerrast
The beautiful past
Now We stand near the gilt-edge d margin Of
another year, to turn the leaves of fate, and
learn what the record of the future contains.
Now we say Happy New Year" and start
again 90 life's precasious pathways.
As We take up the line Of march, o'er times
continuous track, let us remember that all the
days will not be holidays, as now, nor shall wo
be led where II Is perpetual summer.
We shall sometimes rest beneath orange
groves and magnolia trees and inhale the de-
licious aroma Of their fruits and flowers. We
shall gather violets and daises by tho wayside.
We shall drink from crystal springs and feel
refreshed fdr our journeyings. But we shall
also climb the rugged rocks interlaced with
waters and turbulent streams, whose rapid
currents threaten to swoop us along with the
resistless tide.
We shall meet danger and conflict; battle
fields are on our route, and fresh mounds where
loved ones sleep
We shall meet treacherous foes and faithful
friends
We shall be charmed by the low sweet music
Of winds, waves, and waterfalls; also shocked
by the rude, boisterous stork-king as he sweeps
adown the mountain path.
We shall see Peace and Plenty, Want and
Famine, side by side.
We shall see beautiful flowers on the cliffs,
which we shall strive in vain to reach, and we
shall discover many wrecks which never can
be repaired.
We shall meet Love and Hate, Jealousy and
Revenge-Sacred Happiness and Secret Sorrow.
We shall see proud Ambition soaring far
above u.s. and Contentment In the valley, below.
We shall meet bridal group on the left,
and n funeral train on the right.
Weshall see beautiful buds Of promise spring
ing where the ashes Of last years roses repose.
We shall see Faith, Hope, and Charity in the
distance; and we shall sometimes hear tho
angels whisper of q fairer cline, and learn
that "'Tis not all Of life TO live"
National Republican., 1878-01-01
BOARDING,

POARDING.-TIIE WINDSOR DINING. ROOMS
- oenr iTst-claSs accommodations TO ladies and
gentlemen at reduced rates; meals by the day week
or month also nicely furnished rooms single or eu
suite. No, 5Os Ninth street northwest. dec29-3ts
TINHE FREMONT HOUSE
4 Is MAKING GOOD TERMS FOR
FAMILY OR SINGLE ROOMS,
Steam or stove heat. ocl3-Iy
National Republican., 1878-01-01

The following were the buying and selling rates for
Government securities:
National Republican., 1878-01-01

DR. LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
- specialist in the city, can he consulted every
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY, SOS
Sixth street northwest.
novlGly
National Republican., 1878-01-01
New Years Reflections.

The angel OF the backward look" finds no
time like the beginning of a new year in which
to turn the leaves of memory, which Longfel-
low tells us make mournful rustlng in the
dark" Perhaps, for some, their pages bear
only pleasant stories yet, standing upon the
threshold of the old year we look back even
upon the joys Of the past with feeling of sad
dcned tenderness. For most of us, the dead
years are full of striies and sorrows, lost loves
and broken toys, and annoyances mingling
even with our pleasures. Old Father Time,
the Indian giver,' is q restless, uncertain in
dividual, continually giving but always taking
away again. Year by year he steals little
from the light step and happy heart Of youth;
line by line he grasses maturcr beauty and pur-
luins "the light unnamed" from eye and check,
till the shadows deepen on the dial.platc, the
flush Of health and the fire OF ambition fades,
and those low, green tents, whose curtains
never outward swing thickon in the grave
yards. Even inscriptions of love and memory
he ruthlessly oblitcrates, and soon nought re-
mains OF one generation TO tell the story to
succeeding ones. In lieu of the pains and pleas
ilrCs of the past he gives us new antCipatiOns
aud uncertainties, hopes and fears-thc toys
and annoyanCcs of to-day in place Of those of
yesterday. In the mysterious interval "bc-
tween two years" the still small voice of mcm-
Ory speaks lOudeSt, and phAntoms of the past
come trOOping up in solemn train, to fado
again in dream aud shadow before the mirage
Of the morrow.
Tho New Year Is tho timo Of all times for
forming good resolutions and to haugurate
new striNings after personal reforms. How
many promises will be made to-day, only to bo
forgotten before the new moon has waxcd and
waned? And thus it is that We break faith
with our own souls. However, we are none
the worse for having made the resolutions and
1t is better to renew and re-rcnew broken VOWS
with each succeeding first of January than to
lose all desire for Improvement Bye and bye,
He who is always calling the roll of earthly
names will come one by one to ours, and hear
ing we must move on'-whether our days
work he done or Motive know not whittier,
but hope ITO where beyond these voices there
is peace"
National Republican., 1878-01-01
COMMERCIAL.
Georgetown Grain Market
Baltimore Cattle Market.

GroRoETows, Dec, H.-There were no arrivals Of
grain to day and the market remains quiet at former
quotations.
National Republican., 1878-01-01
PROFESSIONAL.

nR. La RUE ANNOUNCES TO THE CITIZENS
- ofweshlngton that he srrepared to cure Dropsy,
Cancer, Eryspelgs, scrofula, 1'uncrs. Gout, Acute
spnsI Goapiainss Sll nlsrise or tRs sis
Nervousness. md General Debility of the Nervous
81 tss 6Iood BY IL eSTSets Of BARK. TX RS"ts' and
Herbs Diseases Of private nature cured in hvs
Private Parl0rs for Ladies' oilce hours from 10 to
acn from Ss p9tor sSgd S SS
door enst OF Parkinson Hougc. de2l6ni
Mrs. l.. NJ. FREEZE, ". H..
W m o, la ,LhDlLs u s. IpHHSS;IcIAE,r
Cures all female dlsrases IN short tine. When 9th
ers have allied, call Cons ultaIion free and Ionhdcn
tial Hours-e a. M. TO sp M. dccs-iy
IMADANE ROSS, %IsP 81 STREET NORTH
Astrologlst and Healing Medium, points out tho way
to success ln all undertaking.. dclSBm
nRS. LIVERPOOL AND wOOUwORTn THE
In their ollce, one or both III seventh street north
west, every day from nine n m to nine p m except
Sundays. where they are prepared 10 treat all chronic
diseases with preparations from Roots, Herbs, and
Barks-" Natures rCne,iies" Visits made In AZ parts
eases Of the Heart, Lungs, Throat. I.vcr. Spleen
Nerves, skin aud Blood disnares gcuerally specially
inent. '''' - Wv ''''' dcttf
DNoRCES PROMPTLY AND LEGALLY OBJ
- tRincd In varlOu, States without publicity or
patiby. desSrtion, &c, snTcient cause. ConsGits
ton free and strictly conhlentIsL George Lincoln,
avenue northwest, Washington, D. e. desi-am
MES. DR.. ELLIS LkIE;i,no,oo,sr
sos Market Space. dectem
GIPSEY CLAIRVOYANT FROM EUROPE
" Greatest wonder OF thu world, tells your life from
ness death law suits, hnds absent friends RECEIVERS
lost or stolen property, brings separated together
es S Ystors I satsoti"n 1aPrs1ted Iours"o to J.
No 73i seventh street, near corner of IL nO2lbm
National Republican., 1878-01-01
1878
GREAT
1873

lS7S ohEAi 1878
pENSsYLvANA ROUTE
TO THE BOT S8EEH GE Txsk M fEP sSElhwhsr
SPLENDID SCENERY; MAGNIFICENT EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, rrom Depot, cor
For nf5 P.ss and AND se Wet ." aS M d with
PnrSr i,nS Car to PSnnrs and sleeping % cars sSo MON
* aSTREE ND fenes % e S9iGfsS
and Ire Nsr1i at 9:R p m. daily except Saturday
with Palace Cars % wa,kps For willismsport,
Lock Haven Elmira, and watkins at fo'ioA M
For SSS SS5l ssS lSs tss. 10 .pa 80 N.
pressor Pullman Parlor Cars, S;2o a daily, sI-
po, oept s sunday y,-,, .,, ,,,.u ,,.,. oon,.c,
at Jersey CITY with boats Of y Broootiyn Annex"
nnording direct transfer 10 Fulton street avoid
for New York and the East Iso z. m, daily, except
For PIiiadelpn!s lso daily. except SUNDAY, and
pres, 20 .. m daily, except sunday.
Accommodation for Baltimore, 6:Sj $50 u. m. and 40
y IA. daily, except Sunday.
For POpe's Creek Line, 6'S5 a. m and 80 p daily
For Annapolis s;SCa m. and 90 p m. daily, except
sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria 81 s. $40 10. H. 9. m. l. i2O az.
For o1ih III SS GaSd SS n rs ana dag and
u 6S y M. daily except Sunday.
EIo, 10, it, a. m l. ., 40, s. q, and .. m.
I'm Sunday nj GiO and 10 q. M. and n m.
moGaiions can be procured at The Snice.-north.
east corner Of Thirteenth and Pennsylvania ay.
vania avenue and At tie depot where orders can be
len for IL. checking Of baggngo to destination nom
!. j, gARNtER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager apl u4.
National Republican., 1878-01-01

The following are the opening and closing rates for
the active stocks, tolesraphed TO II. n Cooke, IT,
Co.. froni the New York Stock Exchange;
National Republican., 1878-01-01
A Source of Great Anxiety.

Mrs. 4. 4. DfNsMORIE, 10 Rn.s
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-03-07
WASHINGTON.
Congressional Labors Drag.

Washington, March, 6.-Congress is
hopelessly behind hand with its work
and the prospect for the longest session
within our memory is beyond ques-
tion. The Appropriation committee of
the House has never been so negligent
and slow. The seventy-seventh rule of
the House requires that all appropria-
tion bills shall be reported to the House
by the committee within thirty days
from the assembling of Congress, and
yet three times thirty days have passed
and only two bills of the thirteen
have thus far been reported. One of
these, the military academy bill, is now
before the Senate committee, and other
consular and diplomatic bills are still
In the House. Important bills, and
those requiring long discussions, are
still in the hands of the committee and
nobody knows when they will come in.
If the House does not get on faster,
tropical midsummer will find Congress
still here.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-03-07
NEWS ITEMS.

john Mcneil has been appointed In
dian inspector.
The President has nominated Alex
ander Reed Postmaster at Toledo.
A waterspout near Madruga, Cuba,
recently, destroyed four plantations.
Two hundred Cuban insurgents sur
rendered, on the 4th instant, in the
neighborhood of Yara.
p. S. Leach's shoe shop and contents
at Brockton, Mass, burned Tuesday.
Loss not ascertained; insurance about
$4,000.
The Porte is stated to have sanctioned
the stay of the Russian troops at st.
Stefani as long as the British fleet re-
mains in the Sea of Marmora.
John V. Barron, president National
State Capital and treasurer of the Loan
and Trust Savings banks, died at
Concord, New Hampshire, yesterday.
Incendiary fires at Elizabeth, n. j.,
on Tuesday night, burned the Wilcox
house, Coddington, McNabb Il Co.'S
lumber yard, and other property. Loss
s35, 600; partially insured.
Fire Commissioner Ordenstein, of
Frisco, is sought after, as he is miss
ing. The widow and orphans fund of
the exempt fire company, of which he
was custodian, is found to he short
about five thousand dollars
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-03-07

Preliminary arrangements for the
building of the Boulder, Central and
Utah railroad have or are now being
made in Denver. The route of the
road is to begin at Boulder and run
from there, via Nederland and Caribou,
to Central City. There will also be
branch roads to Black Hawk, in Gilpin
county, and to Idaho and Georgetown,
in Clear Greek county. Another branch
will run from Nederland, in Boulder
county, to Hot Sulphur Springs, in
Grand county, and thence through
Grand and Eoutt counties to the line of
the territory of Utah, with other
branches to the several mining towns
and camps in the immediate neighbor-
hood. The capital stock of the rail-
way corporation is to be $500, 200, di-
vided into 5000 shares of 800 each.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-03-07
THE HOT SPRINGS FIRE.

One Thousand People Homeless.
Little Rock, Ark, March 6.-About
$50 buildings were destroyed by the
Hot Springs conilagration, comprising
nearly all the business houses and resi-
dences. 1t is estimated that one
thousand people are made homeless and
aid is asked for the poor. All of the
buildings were wooden structures. The
loss is estimated at $500, 900. Although
the greater portion of the business part
of the town is destroyed, comparatively
few hotels were burned. Only one first
class hotel. the Hot Springs house, was
lost, together with two or three smaller
ones. There is still plenty of hotel ac-
cOmodation for all visitors.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-03-07
That Terrible Seourge.

Fever and ague, and its congener. bilious
remittent. besides affections of the stomach.
liver and bowels. produced by miasmatic air
and water, are both eradlcated and prevent
ed by the use OF Hostetter's stomach Bitters,
a purely vegetable elixir. indorsed by physi-
clans, and more extensively used reme-
dy for the above c. ass of disorders, as well as
for many others. than any medicine of the
age. languid circulation, torpid state of
the liver. n want of vital stamina. are condi-
tions favorable to malarial diseases. They
are, however. surely remedled by the great
Preventive, which, by invigorating the sys-
tenn and endowing 1t with regularity as well
as vigor, provides 1t with II resistant power
which enables 1t 10 withstand disorders not
only of a malarial type, but host OF others
to which feeble and Ill regulated systems are
subject. The Bitters are a safe rs well as
searching eradicant, and have widely super
seded that dangerous drug, quinine. which
palliates but does not eradicate malaria.
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