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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-01-02

There are now 1888, 104 pensioners
on the rolls of the United States
with 81 ,444 claims for pending pen.
sioRs,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-01-02
Another Body Found.

New YORK, Dye. 31.-Another
male body was found in the ruins of
Barclay street fire to-day. It was q
mass of cinders and cannot be iden-
titled.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-01-02
~ RES.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 3l.-A fire, this
morning, in buildings 65 and 81
Thomas street, occupied by H. Walsh
& Sons, manufacturers Of shirts and
dealers in woolens, caused loss OF
$57 600, fully insured.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-01-02
Live Stock Mark ct
By Telegraph

By Telegraph.
ST. Louis, Dec 81.
Hogs-Receipts 1000 head; fairly
active, stronger packing 81 0O@4 %,
butchers to extra 4 1904 35.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-01-02
Ten aulIdlnes Rurned.

ST. JOHN, N. B. Dec. 29.-Ten wood.
en- buildings in the rear of Waterloo
street, occupied by a number of ar
tisans, burned. Loss $4,000, insur-
ance $4,000.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-01-02
FREE FIGHT.
Fatai cnarlvarl.

lasting an hour, when the police in.
terfered and made two arrests. NO.
body of Importance was present.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-01-02
a snovv seorvn m Iowa,

PRovIDENCE, Dec. 3l.-The loss by
fire In Westerly, last night, is estimat-
ed at 10000, partially Insured.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-01-02
IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, Dec. 29.--Two meetings
OF workingmen were held here to.
day, one pro and the other anti.
Turkish. Seven thousand persons
were present. The meeting resulted
in n
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-01-02

NEW YORK, Dec. 3l.-An evening
paper says following the suspension
John Bonner &.Co. came that of J. Il.
Jackson,a small member of Exchange,
who was also short Of Lake Shore
and Western Union. Some of the
large stock houses in the street are
suffering by these failures, their loans
having been violated and it is report
ed their securities sold out without
authority.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-01-02

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 29.--Official
intelligence has been received an.
nouncing the success of the Circas-
sian troops in Kashgar. They had
fortified Touchtontgaran and Ackta
two strong strategical points. The
inhabitants were fleeing in terror in
to Russian territory,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-01-02

III the salt amt run out. we move
that . little be sprinkled on Bill
Chambers tail.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-01-02

New YORK, Dec. 3I.-The. failure
Of Bonner y Co. has involved the
suspension OF tho Bankers and Bro
kers Association, an institution avail
ed Of ~ small operators for clearing
stocks. Ronner cannot be found. II
10 thought Ronner's liabilities will
exceed $780, 900.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-01-02
UNIVERSAL 8 SATISFACTION.

nENTLEMEN.-we have sold sANronpS nADI.
candidiy that we never sold sfmilar preRaretloa
that gave such universal satisfacton. Wo Aass
We arc IN not In The habit 81 recommending pst
cnt medicines. but your preparstion meSH e,.teS
ants q thousands snd We tim. tn - Seir
suffering Will be relieved. We Esve been ~ s 81
drug business for the past twelve year. s
the rest II you see proper you can use tnis ieues
Vsryv srn X, vnnrs sou 4. d. BALDWIN , CO.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Drag BSSks and
Stationery. Warrington, Ind, FcD. - iS"s
Each package contains Or. sanfordt lmptovssSS
Inhaling Tube, and full direction. lof w e ~
retail druggists and de alerp throughout the UnlsS9
States and CANADIAN. WEEKS y P0TTEh, USasse.
Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Boston, -. 4.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-01-02
sAMFoRp's RADICAL CURE

MAY safely claim to be one Of the few popcles
NA remedies receiving the approved q meeloea
mend 1t but It In their families In preierenoo
to any. Of the preparations usually prescribed ~
aYou are aware" said distinguished city ply:
stefan, that my obligations 70 the Mass. nedica!
or prescribe tho Radicsi Cure but eice received
90 much relief from the use OF IL myeelf aneI
thorough trial OF the usual remedies have TX.
your store no less than one hundred Of my patieno
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-01-02
FOREIGN.
PROT CAPTURED BY sERy,ASs.

BELGRADE, Dec. 29.--Servian troops
captured Prot with q quantity of
guns and ammunition. No details
received.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-01-02

Iowa has oyer 1900 miles of tele-
graph wires, and the State Auditor
says that telegraph wires, like rail-
ways, ought to be assessed.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-01-02

the fidelity and courage OF Packard
and Chamberlain and their devoted
followers, and his administr alton hat
trampled them down.
Mr.. Chandler goes on to quote from
the Presidents speeches in the South
and quotes . telegram in the New
York Tribune, saying that "Governo,
Wade Hampton 10 still with the party
and 10 introduced by the President t,
levery audience as an honest and pa
triotic man." and that at Atlanta
Hampton said Of the President
l"When saw him carrying out tn.
policy for twelve years advocated By
the Democratic party, said I would
sustain him In that policy as long u
he continued'i in that PATH -
Mr.. Chandler proceeds: sAs the
policy Of the Democratic party was Il
be carried ont at the South, . South
ern Confederate General, Mr.. p. n
Keys Democrat, who had opposed
Hayes election, and in the Senate de.
nounced his title as fraudulent, wal
appointed Postmaster General, and
commenced the distribution Of the
Southern postoffices to rebel Demo.
Gratis.
"The negro Hurdeyers Of Hamburg
and Ellenton had been indicted in the
Federal courts of South Carolina
The great and good Hampton APP
pealed for their release, aud i Waf
accorded by the President, in q letter
Of May IL, granting general amnesty
to negro murderers as political often
ders." To make immunity more Ger.
tain, the policy of appointing as dis
trict attorneys and marshals men
agreeable to the white people of the
South-that is, Democrats-was de-
termined upon. ssa't,
"At tho diatatioa of the most trust
ed ind potent adviser of the admin
istration, General GordOn-captured
by Grant in 1865, put in FED eral com.
WApd by Hayes in l876-one o. P.
FitSsimIn0ns, . rshsl Democrat and .
cousin Of Wade Hampton, was APP
pointed Marshal id GeOrgia, In place
Of one Smythe, competent and hon.
est Republican,; was confirmed by the
Democratic SenRtGrs' yQtes and that
of Stanley Matthews alone. s5sa+
And 30 General Gordon procures
Samuel j. Tilden-no, Rutherford B.
Hayes Ito turn out Smythe, . Re-
change from Hut, liberal
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-24
Gin Wittsl ra bic Saaunss,sif
Acs S0t3eS an erfeuneu.

gsfanntli6 bat bic 8~duunseseit res
SpIses ben ar6Bten Gtnfus uuf bic
Oauerbafttsfsit reGrlben. UNI Is III ssss
balb fir pas Sautols pom srps.ur
We tbe, befimmsn su fSnusn, Oh IS In
zen Sommsrs poer Wintermonaten sesf
fdqt tpurps, ca ,pas i'm Bintsr sefaate
Dol; Der Gaulnis better %pispnfsbt.
0eueroinsS bat man nun Gin Wittsl snts
psdt, NIT esGsn 5dIfe man in Ter Gage
it, pie 6~iaun8s;eit bee Spl;es ;u srfens
men unp pel9ss auf Der JGisenitaft be-
rubt pas Stdrfe, Der Gtnpirfuns porp
SOB ausselest stne blaue 8arbs ans
nimmt. 81, Sm Wtnter b~srsttst ib Der
Baum feline 8abruns fir zen Scu1merr
In Gorm BON ipin;is fleinen Stdrfef5rns
den, bic fi& TN 6ulie bes Stammes aas
fammeln ; eteie seraeben TN Sribiabr,
psnn Der Gait In Seresuns fomm,t. unb
prinsen NIT ptelem in 'eas Doll eth, tns
Dem fe f6 bis in pie Spetse uno ea8
Slattperf %pertbeilsn. I'm nun pts Belt,
Der Giuuns su bsiimmsn, lest man pas,
friIae Doll rurd efnen Sdnitt am 8ur-
;e!ente blpB unp befsu9tst bic S6nitts
fd4e nit SOppa1sr. Sisrrur6 psrosrr
an Den Stslen no iib i'm @intsr
Stdrfabeil&sn a'ssiammelt BADEN, pun@
~felblaue 8leden f6tbar. wdbrrnp penr
Der Stamm TN Srdbjabr pcsr CONNER
ssfdat mar, uur idwade selbide Sledsrb
gum Scri6sin fOmmeH "a bic Stdrts,
pur& Oen Saft aufsel5t NIT pielsm su>
sleiG In cen Stamm e~tnseprunssn IL
uno i@ oertbetlt bat. }r.r n.iwe. smrE~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-24
Wis fran3Ofi&s unh mic osuti@s
81. Tranen faufen.

paul Dsbn lbrsibt In sinem 4rtifsl :
Die @olfspiubi6aft ais llntsrri6ts,
aeatnfanp" I'm yNrbettsrfreunp", er iet
mad msbrjdbrissm Vsrpsilsn In StraBs
burg unp TN GlIaB Su ser ani6auuns
ssfpmmen, ras. rpenn rprt 3pti1en ben
gtnbetmtIben unb rem stnaspanperter
1sutI9sn ned ni6t bic erpini9te Mns
ndberuns ii& ppl;Ossn bat, sans rpeients
lid raran aud Observation-Disclosures 0sr>
iGisrenbeitsn S6ulb trassn. Dor Der
AnRSripn mar man in StraBburs ni4t
sspSbnt ~ anaarftsn unp ~ feill1en.
Die sefpresrtsn Yreiie paren feft une
FSplipe, In ben Wasa3inen IopobL Wie
sbsim %Slsinbanrsl une ielbif auf rem
Warft. 94ls tie reutiteni Damien ms
9anp famen,a psrluttsn fie, rpsnn aud
ni1t ole, 70 rpb bic msifen, BON pen
sefcrrerten Yrstlen strpaS beruntsrsuban.
bsln. Das CAB taIp ~sesenieitise 9srs
fimmuns. Die 0erfaufer iparert ents
riiitst, pas man ibnsn 70 mietrauts, tbrs
&alfulation miba6ts ie In ibrsm ST.
MIN psrfiBen MOLE. Die 8dufsr ibrsrs
isits ssistsn i6 dbsr bic Grfplslofststt
ibrfS abbanrslns Ssrfimmt. 80 fam
90, ipater eas i6laus 9srfiufer BEN
Dfutiben b~slpnssr bSbere Yreiie ma6s
ten, nm ibnen pas 8ersnissn res Sell
16sns ~ laFen, mas tarn stns Belt lang
In esutl6en Slittern als Splss pss Nas
tipnalbaGss binssfsat purps, iebr nit
rlnerunp natarli9. Da bic Stabburs
ger aud msrftsn. eab bic csuti6sn Das
men nit 9Orlisbs germ i&stnbar biliss
@slsesnbsitsfdufe ma&tsn, !. .. 8sits
pom. 3sus une rsl.. mas In Der &sssl
Iebr notwithstanding H. ip liesen ss Nd
einiss @sl&dfte ansslsSen isin, esrartias
,8sits", aud ppbl balb %pereprbsns, per.
iSoTsns &c. @aarsu in MaGsn tommeu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-24

aIaa's ,,Anti-Fat" CMittsl pipsp
5sttiu6t) III pas srpse Ssilmittel pipsr
GUrpulsns. GS IT rein Sesstatilii6sr
Natur unp ppafommen barmIps. &C.
pirtt auf bic Nabrans TN Masen, inssnf
es bic Ssrranrluns perislben In Sets
psrbitet. Der 9tbruu6sanpsiiuns ss~
mag ssnemmen. miro Is pas 9spi1t
elmer FIFTEEN psripn p54entlid I'm, spef
bis finf pfunc psrminpsrn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-24

Sn Zen Orleans fpre6en ie iess
ltpn piecer oon etnem In spei Wpnater
absubalteneen GarnspaI. Mit Hsdt ift
cis sOsutl6e 3eituns saielbf srtpfs
bteriber. Sic i1reibt: us,. ..r,sr.. nan,
@tr bittsn es faum fir mSsli6 ss~
balteu, cas RE Grass: OBJ bic tiblt6srp
Garnesals sMummsreien i'm bepcrfebsns
cen 8intsr psranaaltet, poer Stslm.br
UNI Elm Sabr aufseiGpben rpercsn fplIsn,
Gte,baupt nod aufsepOrfen pdrce. Der
@cranfe, rae cine game SeS6ltsruns-
pie chen erf Die @reuel unp S6rsderS
elmer pfsrmonatliGen 9elbfsbers Gpire,
mic aterfanpen bat, pdbrenp Der Dausr
fe eerace3u BON Zen @pbltbaten unr
BON Der unterflsuns Der aussrpelt ars
@eIp, &atiorea, 8leirunssfifsn &c. lebte,
iih unmtt' elbar rarauf anibtftsn lpute,
Die Narrenfappe aufsuisSsn, UNI BOT
auer Welt auf stsrtaulenp frii6sn Sid
bern 10 tansen, cielsr @ecante bat etpass
10 @icerpdrtisss. ras @efdbl 10 iebr.
@erleBsnres, pas ptr INNER nod niGt
al feline Ssrwirfli&uns slaubsn nl5ssn.
0ir beffsn INNER nod, eas man mas-
ssbsnptn Sttss ben unslddliben 9epan~
fen an bic Ssranfaltuns Der iblibsn
GarnsuaL Wosferapen TN Gsbuar 1879
aufseben miro. go ni4t 70 bleibt uns.
pur ibrie, rasessn gu prptsfiren. ale
sssen cine srbbli6s gerleBuns rsr
S6idlitfeit unp Der Selbfabtuns, fiir
bic MIR fir unlsrn Ibeil aud ps.
S&atien BON Ss,untpprtuns oon uns
peilen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-24
yBas fol- i6 cenn, Batter? ?" frasts
Sbtlrd.

Sbilra.
.Scuf ndber fommen. bier ~ mir !"
Das Wdp6en trat sinise S6ritte nds
Der. 1iumann Saartie sing auf feline
Tp6tsr su ersrif tbre 5ane unp fibrts
fe su Zen beirsn YernopiB. Gs mar
ibm TN Borne Elm grocer 9soanfe sefoms
men.
nGa6 9sicen MIL ih etDds iasen,"
besann er. SD babe sub psripro6en,
pas 6rtse metne So9ter bsfommsn fol-.
Mein 8ort bobt ibr ; Elm I6ls6tsr 8erl
Der fem @ort nibt bdlt. Sbr braudt
iebt nur nod ibr @crt. Da tsbt fie,
lGsts eud ssben !" .r
.llnp rpean i'd tcetsefdlasen fpdree",
srfldrte Ibilpa NIT fsfsr Stimms, lid
nsbme cen GriB ni6t. Sd mag i'm
ntdt" flste fe nod enti1ieeener Bel,
unc bis trosis ets 3dbne uufeinanpsr.
SiImann 5aurtie prsbts 69 plSsIiS
um lief ietnc Tpdter bel ben 8eicea
febsn unp sins tn's 5aus ; beutliG lag
In isirem 8enebmen Der @unI Id ausse,
crlft. ris 8srnppts m56ten fdrpsr Jpn
unsei&orsn Iaiisn unp pas 8siRre nit
fsiner Io&tsr ausma&en. q Gnu
Bon bisler pISBli5en 8enruns Der
Dtnse mar Memaus rnebr iibsrrai6t, als
Gsilpa.- Sic fanr nit SHensm Dune
tbr'm Seperber s~ssendber,' unp pusts
nun gar ntdt, mas ie iassn iolts. Dieis
psinli6e Scene eauerte r1ebrere Winuten,
biz enpli1 IiQmann 5aartje pns Jsnifer
aufris uno In ben Sof l6rte /: .,Sabt ibr
eus Sapprt msinsr iloatsr ?"'a. u.
Die 9srnopis I5pisssn natirIi6 flu;
ceito lauter absr antpprtste Ibtlea: ,,gietn
Batter nun uni nimmsrmebr." I'd
SD babe nod feinemS ettlsr cie Sbire
aspisien." eribpu outs nsue pts Stimms
Saartie's ,.aber 8alfaftsrer uno Denuns
ciuntsn rulpe i'd nttt auf meinsm Scfeg
8pmm' bsrein. Sbilpa, unp sit ZEN Seiz
Den @slsssnbeiten, tbre SiebenIa6sn ;us
iammen su pafen.%,
m;s k,kfs Ttnr,app H,,rtte Sn, Es,,s.
srItsr Elm n niinf,iihsrn nnN frsmO;nsrn
@shnriom o%sfrnspn ala n;ssmnI s;ns
Stpnse InStsr Nate Wsynom;s NIT Isis
n,m' S,kns n,n !S,f o.rSmmt rbne ,nr.
her sItidise n, nsbmsr orsr Gh FIR Mo
iones ssmirtbuno an scranton III
Sim sIbens trof pirfih ne eaof,tt,
s,s oonrrotSs Elm. obsr her garorrms;.
s,r !, a ssrrsif uns pos omtlih, Shrsi.
hen Mich ,,rirasItI isnsn
or. -, a..
@m uNs NY ;s .a M.s.s WY s,s sm G ~"
.a.A S ", N S W.r M
WV a.Msn ' ans IN. n,H iaSa"s
ra u =. M 80 NV.
w"a n "a.
S.nS.a S~a' m ..r.n ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-24

III lafsn, uno fe ~fpreultrtsn nur ,u ote
ri6tis. Son fpsenannten btQisen @sIes
aenbeitsfdufsn mag Die fc~rrefter psnfsnps
6ranitiiu ni6ts piiIen ; ie fault nur,
mas fe braubt mas fe pirfIi6 uno
pal1sno perpsnpen fam. unb fommt Dos
BET, rrsntaftsns pom tbeorstii9en Stanpt
punfte cue, am Sefsn fort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-24
@rp6er NerSienjf.

Dsr uns feline aertTs ntbf ttntut 8 Gtnts. stamp In t-
ntnt Srieie t~inisnett, stm ltnken mir per Pet eenaut Ma,
fuut abtr tn san, nsuts @sf6 III, pSmti irseRe cine Per-
ION. minuIi1tn epu pdbltnsn 9titIstts auf ttrli6e
9pdfs une seat gTpss auslaBen uns plnbt aber 100 Dol.
lars per ppnat ptreitutn Tam sbue Rdf,n une ctbstIn-
8tn as,nii8afis DUN ,as isuestn Gin terli6s 0tf6dfs-
asrtifrti Sshn 5ruis u. &c., ssd Scr IS. Gslambah
Suustisu, Sspa. Dec, IL. Gu 3lef-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-24
St. 2narien
SGbtcr MfabentD.

tlniu Der esttuns Der Stuif& rsfnu ss slstrt Demt. lass
hem Nuttsrsduis gilrauttt ~ Ct. Bpnatus,
SaafsH asantp, Ssra.r r.
Iteits Suaitut bat eat fttr aaatntbne unh stunst eass.
Ia ~ Dietltu iusitH rem aubuaae nahtes Yatff1ppi Sak-
fta. Das suaumtsr 9sbdups Ia nit aatn BtSutmIi8tA
ten strftbtn. Bas i,bltts ispts eas sfiaist UPelstr 3se-
ltmss tsr 5srtitrtti tn stn gotdul$stru Rrs m'tsr srst-
ten Serefalt stphtst.
Srsss SpttislSss amstssa las Saaitaa q { q
Stnt ghsrn. pl6s ifr,n Stnstrk cine arauSiitt, rdtas~.
st Grjthaus ststn rsltn rsretR NEIL thun ptnn Re i6tn
Is4tsr ben SHutRrru be Nsrt Ddmt ~ 81. EsuatnS an.
seriraatn. Das ,~sesidbrise 6eftetn ea Snfitutes, bar
,atass etreuntssn 5rtunst sshtls,n hus s~tnastHes BsasrBs
her Batisittftu Der S8rtfefa. ~
9as eSuiiahr s'stnnt NIT hem ttatn M sntas tp
etrttmtu nns snsa NIT BEN lsstta Dsnutrha he
m Suli. . H.. 1.|..lis
SIR ssa uns tattrrt&t In ptutf&er unb tnslif&u Sprs-
Do, In ben sspsenItttn Saredrbtitn, TN Stnetn u. r. ~.
yiaas y StSraIS sa Snframtaidi si.risIiiSris loco
@uifaru, ..#. 4N. ND ~Nu 60
3hetr. ..H 500
5tantn une pidltu, 8.u9
Sri,at:llnturt$t in franssai3u etdsrd. Saar-
spaHs. drbett, #.."| FJu#..g W. 7OR
Die 3'sliuss ptretu ~ itsu 8dt sns,HSmmtn. nab Ma
RsbnuretH eem Ddturn Strts etatrtttts sefsat. Stjak.
lunben edttbtn, rsuu mssl,H, yisrtsliisItl, ssrdus.
Gtnt etttmmtt 9dt bee &iafritts "a itesn psn srsbts-
spttttststt. tstpeel iar ben gsrtitrtt Der 3Saliuss, 70 sts
au6 tar eas Orsutn Der SlaTtn. -
unitrfttss s.t @sitstpn ptrs ttis 5tnssrni5 ftn bel arf~
ae'uertsn Htedn "a uutsrperftn. q.
.l orttfs, psssn naesr.a auftassu asrtfFr, man am
Sister Sup. NJ. SEBASTIAN,
;. lIaE ST. Marys Institute, I.
|. ST. Donatus, Jackson County, IowaS.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-12-15

Resolve Deposit from one dollar
Pay Interest on Time Deposits,
Buy and sell drafts On principal cities OF
the United states and Europe.
Pay the highest price for gold dust, notes or
c"in. or make liberal advances on dust, and
ship per account of owners
Make collections in all parta Of the West,
Including the Black Hills country.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-12-15
Face to Face with Disease.

How often 1t happens that although we
have witnessed the ravages Of disease in the
case OF others, we disregard his warning sig
nails in our own. 1t is ouly when we ind him
face to face with us that we really perceive
how grim he Is. Then, perchance, when 1t is
too late, medicinal aid is sought. His avant
courier, his forerunner. is physical weakness.
Fortifythe system. and you are armed against
him. The finest tonic for this purpose is
Hostetter's stomach Bitters. which renders
digestion easy and complete, nourishes thu
system, improves the appetite. givess r-ngth
yielding sleep, counteracts biliousntss, and
keeps the bowels In nrst rate order. Lean
OF the face, are obviated by II, n no general
and beneficient are Its effects, that not only Is
the body invigorated and regulated by its
mind.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-12-15
From the Lakeside.
CHICAGO, ILLS.
Dec. 9th. 1873.

Lee. 6tn. 1910.
Young men who are the fortunate
possessors of 'ssweet-heartsn are natur-
ally entertaining great expectations
now as the time for the yule tide draws
nigh. Another anniversary is fast APP
preaching of the birth of Israel's King;
and the chant Of the angels 'Gloria in
in Excelsis," which was waited over
the plains Of Judea over eighteen hun
dred years ago will, a fortnight hence,
strike upon the ears Of the followers of
the ~.'crucified one" with renewed well
come and sweetness. ;
Preparations aie going forward for
the holidays. Dame Fashion Is ne
elected sadly in these days by her fair
votaries, who, shutting themselves in
their own boudoirs, are busily engaged
with the crochet needle. or with imple-
ments necessary to construct various
other things in decorative art.
The old style of crochet work presents
fast going out of vogue, is being sue
ceeded by a higher branch of woman's
work; so young men who are revealing
in fancy now, and dreams of the good
things to come from ''dear white
hands," will awake Christmas morn to
find them not realized in slippers,
tides, and ''scratch-my-backs,'' but in
articles of virtue such as panels, water
c%olors, &c.
Hamilton & Shroud's," "Vergo,
Rnhling & Co.'S" and ''Stines'" the
''boss" toy stores, are crowded with low
ing and thoughtful mammas daily, and
the mysterious bundles which they are
seen to stow away under the seats of
carriages are suggestive of pretty
things being carried home for the lit
tie ones.n
Thousands of eager aud delighted
children peer in at the show windows
during the day, and the stream of little
visitors composed of both rich and poor
continue to pour undated until long
after the stores are ablaze with innu-
merable gas-lights.
And then what an allurement there
is from the everyday life Of childhood.
The warm glow, the glitter of thous-
ands of bright toys, and more than all,
the rich ann,rel of the beautiful ladies
who tbrono these places naturally
gladden. the hearts Of all who behold.
Aud sweet susceptible childboodl
can we stand unmoved at their sunny
faces and the ;ov,us clans of their
hands az wonder sfter wonder from
TOW. land is sped before their yiewP A
or..t many sad SCENES are enacted.
however befor. the show windows of a
citv rov store which the mass mass by
unheedipp and unfeelingly.
Children of poyerty and sin who
stand sbivertnp in rags. eaoerto catch
hut one GLIMPSE of the wonders of which
thew only dare dream. are frequently
e,howed rudely aside by little gentle
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DEADWOOD
CUSTER,
BATTLE CREEK,
RAPID, GOLDEN,
GAYvILLE
AND ALL MINING CAMPS IN THE Hlua
Stock Of Cattle. Ranch., and Beef Canning
Works for Sale.

Located on . uavixabl- stream, about forty
miles from IniianoIa. Texas.
Packing VOL ks sol I separate II desired.
There are about 5000 cattle in The stuck
with saddle houses, teams build ! g ASH es,
best advantage.
Range is well watered and gr.ssing good
the entire year A large numb rof the cattle
In that section having been driven to kans; 3
the e~rassiny is now better h 18th been or
years befo ..
The u g ca ming works nave all The ma
chinery 70 p ting up can ned beef. together
with hnnIei ngii es: ianhs and too compile
II pr fnrred, would sell the cattle in lots to
suit Jurcha err, delivered in Kan us the com
Z. x stasOn.
For particulars. address
VIM. B. GRIMES,
1921 Locust street,
dis Iy Kansas City, Mo.
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