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New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
EtrGmbodIs ano RAILROADS..

LBANY BOATS-FEOPLE' LINE. DREW
~ and II IOuN leave Per Nu. Nnr.I fisfr
foot of Canaist every week dtv .u connec .ng
Albany sunday morning excepted N,n trains Noflh.
West and Fast.
". " EN-..-Il. Pre-. i-lt
EOR NEW HAVEN. ilARIFO.D, SPRING
Il fttLD WHI4E MOUNTAINS. y RIAL .uH ne
ietnedlal- po nir >tanels leave Per - L. IL .uy
SUNDAYS excepted 20 3 ana n p. ui connecting
with dl trans AZ Nrw.if.Ytn for lrffiofd IL
r Tickets sold anc baggage checked GA Rrosiway.
New YORK aud Courj-st brooklyn LAcCfri'n 10 New.
Haven sud Ictarn. II %
EOR HONDOU and KINGSTON Landing
/ at Cozlcn- West poni, Cornwall Ncwburs. Marlboro,
sfiItau ghkr,psl-, ksonu- Ti-tcr nj
Delaware Wa.il valley lss roads steamboats, MES
N BALDWIN aud IIfOHAS 1Ii.N ILL cave DAILY at 1
Il. m per -. North Rycr foot of HARRISON ~
Except SATURDAYS. rhen lhOmas COinenl aves ~
NORWICH LINE to BOSTON.-FARE ONE
y DOLLAR Tor special united tcArt-. steamers
lter 80 North River iaIiY including SUNDAYS
sew Io4iou. Hos ton, Worcester SC.
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Gin proucrtn &c Eel.

TO LFr.-FirSt fat new stone building cor
ner of Gfh..vc. ana 4ifh SIT let from NOvciber
iuquir. ol tc ~utor the premises che OwncI, WM
MAIHEWs.. % tutAsIine-st
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
Broohlun zeal Cslaie for Sale.

ELEGANT RESIDENCE for sale on Column
~ ha Heights. Erook lynHOusa hfown stone 'front.' 2X6
four STORES basement, fine view o tn river viii be
~ los price, great chance foT bar+a- r. - BUSolNO.
2l3 Moniaguest. Brookit n.
DOR SALE-At great hargain.-A brick
dwelling house 6thavc, Frookyn FOR 81 zoos house
has every Improvement r perfect oracr For rartru-
lNs apply " LEONARD MOODY. No. 2l5 Moutague-sL,
Brooklyn.
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Gelp Wanie0.

NNANTED.-ln Worcester, Mass, superior
w woman mot IRISH TO take caro II children and sew
good wages pie sant home German wss preferred
uue1cptauahe references required Apply al 45 East 2oh
St bet ween 10 and 4, Thursday october 30.
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aurnon sales OF Real Csia.c.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE at PUBLIC
SALE az Annauaae. Hunterdon county the great
peach growing fhe october so l--, no D.
m. consisting of one Sour ard rrst ml. ais al Hami'n
November al fax and Au-k ull one store and
Two owe ns tec 4lruit D. eO u 49, d r ,- iFe'i
five w00i ~ n which are d. rH. aft cif uf -I
Der Particulars sent 10y mail - Irope-fh shown ~
JOS. li A. f hl l-. Ltu. DBL. y. j.
Rotor 20 G. W 1lcla 1888 Washington 80. Sow. NIf'
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fnrs.

T7TR SEAL SACQUES re-dyed in the best
4 n'aunel daTEest shAae highest lnsite aso re"quc
lrnethenec trnImod witn S'a Oter beattI OF seal
--f'' l.. G. BOZ CLIFTON. 50 Howard 81
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
trHE Oh RELIABLE sTONINGTON LINE

Il FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS tA-I
Al 3 D. m from Pier 80 Noiih River foot of Jay ST.
suscal limited tlckct-. aOOD ONLY gu 2i5 a. n con
meeting train al stoningiOn sold via TINS ne fVn Ne"<
W Boston lot 81.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29

,r.,,o. On ana aiter JuE Z lS,S -. an, o..
Trans MA Drs1i"s.ts dui COrt-
,"o 49,, . .5;ndt 5ndt street Fcrries A. ioh9ws;
& s9o a'V' ' 9'1o > 10 nm'cO d a. m' 3'io : . n; -
goats o n,ol,n Annex eonnec with all through trans
at JOS 1ty aiordna speedy and direct tAn'ier Tor
Ksianins tram, .eavc Philadelphia l-ol, go 800;
$50 $50 , m on sGniay. sOl S:2o 300. 500. ani
T,cE. On 90 and 9.4 .oag~ay. 10 Astor
Hons fooi Of Dcsbros-,s al c,itd'-sts NJ Goarc-
Nss. s. iIi iis Tolos,n Depot Jersey
FAS .Stla fnoMsSN isSl ccnr + r,.5t f. tA'.aiAl Ast
VHE ERIE RAILWAY. n.....,....
nSM S' fSl ilsN sHflHOAD Arrangement ci tr,na
8a.m. cincinnati ani CnSaso Day H., lN&gr's & Drawing
M fnal) fast Il Louis rxpfes. aItglag At Buffalo
ve,i. Pumaus best Drawingioon sleeping coaehes 70
'9T, p IA la,) Pacific Express for the West sleeping
e and Chicago without enanse Hotel Dinng cars to
chm o. S. Emgraut nam for tn, West.
Trans leave Cnamoefs street. DeplL New York. tor
D. Ia aui II nidngh saturday nights only sundays 9lj
iniherora Para ami Iassac o. 7jo o. o.-O IN. (ths
10 % a. stops 81 fuetoI9 PARK 9uy % -unays.
Il midnisht snaiaySo .. $50. lo4 m Ia csa $50
,irapson "a apS ~ a. ,. ZOO ~.so 10. lO2 1850 m ~
,:,1 7 40 ; 10 D. n aud ~ midnight sundavs, o. $50
'laapn .pi1o - 30 io 20 a. n Is. 5O D. $40. p m- l.
Midnight sundays. q, e.S" lO-o NJ $40 o'O' p H.
ana p, ~ aidt n.ti'7.go 7.go q, m 4SO D. m.
~,iMrs' and 1V V,Sfn~aI $50 u $780, s.3O p. m sun.
Ro, ana ~ Kngston $3.50 D. m. sundays s5OA
n. -.... . tnao a.. nm o. ~ t.,o "a m sun.
/ day,. 4U.su BE- Iu- u...l. ].
Miadietown. $50. g. l".O a. m a'3o' 80 I p m sun
dav- B 3d. iu.Zua $50. q. Ine 80 a. n ant 400 y
m traias connect New.York And Os~eSo Midland Ran
road al Nam II . ,,..,, o., tqn a - m .n,,..
s'S s M leave 3it quarter Of ana quarter aerech
ho,r non, 5iS A. eil and al lOao and il:io p
TcEsts ior passage and Or .menis IA Dsa~ingIoom
ami eenng toaclrs hr obtained and orlns tor the
checEin transfer M DdetaAs may Do ieit Al Tue NpH
t,,3,.- iul or 80 BruadNaY, y y, No. ,
i.uyr, Al Kp,oslyu, at the Company DepOts. . .
ra tt,u. nom the West arrive Ia NeW-lOtA AZ I-O
a In. 20 and 1879 p u,r Conn pa.r -, ,sas York
! NORTHERN RAILROAD OF W-JERSEY
Trains leave for EnglcwOOd Cl0seI lermont and Nyack
e $50. 80 n. l. l. 400 5ju. oiU. 500. llS0 " m
huuaays y a. and $3.50 p NJ The li.dp D. IN uAlh wiz
/ leave 20 minutes later "a urday nghts
Nauuet sprng Valley and Monse,. T. a5O NJ, 800 D IA
! JNO. y. ABBOTT. Gen Pass'r Agt- Ne"iorA-
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nNE UOLL\K TO RIOS ION.

" VIA THE Fall l.IVnK LINE.
For special limited uckei Mammoth altce Il BifS
IOl aua Pi.ONIDLNC leave New laily. iu,!u lu.
Sunlay., al m from Pier - Norfh .Nef flo Ma
LfaN eloOk yn. t.5O y. m. jersey cay, i.oO D.
AbuCX
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29

COACHMAN-A single man thoroughly nm
~ drstands the business best city references Addres
ii. H., ll6i2 West @Oth-st
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
NrEW-JERSE( SOTIEEkN RAILWAY.

4 KhLtIIUIU 'nd NEN- lVhN htII' = ]
Coul. uo. L.tse foot " LbcIty-st Tor Freehold al
q; Q. ll.il o.. n. '.45 n in
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
Gun Real Cstdic Tor sale.

4 CDUBON PARK (IiudsOn River and l56th-
~ Iogauty located view Of With dwell
ING for sale low close for particulars apply
SCOTT i MYERS, = Finest.
EOR SALE.-Ihe firSt-class fOur-storv. high
stooI brown house. 22l Wcs 4Jist. 2lX5o. lot
100: walnut rush. broadway nearly new; good
order ali impToVe mems. Apply on the premises.
NORTH MADISON SQUARE-Finest lOca-
~ IN city ecga: brOwn~One les deuce. SlN712 ID,
with stables; al m splendid order r. A YOUNG. 2o FIX
change place.
inn ft. So. on corner IN 23d Ward, 17Sth-
lNtO IT.. viii be sold low and easy terms rutland
WHITING bBeckmanst
Id LOTS, including iull front EaSferlv
Bou evarj ll5 and llithsts.. Tor cheap BOYD.
premises
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29

Double Track. the improved Equipment ani Tao
FASTEST Time consistent with absolute sliety.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29

rourteen Though Trans way daily tngee depOs Ia
Philadelphia twO III New YORK
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

- ARR ANGI.Ni.Nr OF PASSENGER TRAIN- March
30-79 Leave depot loot OF Cortandt and DrDros,essIs
100 p. IN ior Ea>i"n, brihieiem. Auent""h ket ing
Nlurl chunk. ualltfou, MaaaIOy civ Ashland Mlscs
hair. scranton and fuuknannocK.
h, a n n.y. NIshf l,xpress daily tor Easton. Eethlehem
Allentown Naucn Cnuuk. ~ NilxcsDdito. EiBItL ItiacA
t,rev. Auburn Rochester HuAdlo Nii4srA ais anu lao
~ sONi oANttt, ouD't aAd EngE
Gtcai Eastern Office, corner Church ANA COrtinut sts
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
CENrRAL RA[LRnAD NF NEW-JERSEY
NrEW-YORK ndLOYG BRANCH DIVISION.

.un Alho, Ret Bank. Long Branch Ocean Grove. &c.
~ '. Has %. tu. l:ls. :, J.IY. D. M. - =. - s...
Stage ou tO auf from kE1fD Al M'tA"hl 'ia-
fI,u
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29

CENTRAL and HUDSON

~ RIVER EAILiiUAD -Comnencins sept - Is7a
asOa M. Western ana Northern Express. 10 Rochester
ST. AlDaIs. and Molire saratoga with driwins groom
i0.soa m: chlcaso and Western Express drawingrOon
LOO M hxpcsi % 70 %Aeany M and iroy with connections
$3.50 D. m. : iuId - ~ specia. %, Ii6any Troy
& a9o D. M & soas % snH idoy S with sleeping car. for
ST. louis running through every day IN nc wees asO sleep
io1 Mon'ieai excepting SUNDAY night wa ,u. am,
Corning. wa Geneva seeDng 10 Geneva Rochester
SO y n fac'nc Express. uniy with sleeping
Locnesier Niagara Fall BunaO Cleveland loeIo Detroit
-ue.sD- and. eAcepuLs Sst'idl' ani -uu.. nt-
on re-. Via 81 Aiu"ns ou 'uid i'hiei ear leaves
IIii y. m. Niglt Express, with sleeping Albany
lie eli, ior sale Sos. - and AIS Broadway. and at
We tc.tt press Comiauys nce. Nos. Par -pa'e 3
ari ~ bio"d"ay, Ne"-lo.h, and - ,Ma n4ion So
Gen IA p sSengeT Agent
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-GroatT Trunk
lne United -tstes Alau Route ana after July
:. 1873 .eaye Sew York via Desbrosses and Core
hAe. o hars9pts iltrspnfg hs N Wss1 1a sna south
For hlamsporL Lockhiyrn. CORY ain En-. at $50 p
m CORY IItn vle. Petroleum Gentle aud
he O ReeIons Wnlamsport and Lockhaven. > q m.
'Iaumoie " ashing n ana the south. Limited washing
ton xures- Of Pu Imam raror ans daily except ly,
go a. n. !. and 10 p M SUNDAY iop H. ~
II n. l. 80 4 > Ii, 10 $50 aud lo D. m sunday 40
and ga. NJ o. 7IO so and 10 EungFani and second
Boats Of BrooNyn Annex" CONNER with through
jersey ny anoringl speedy and direct TRANSFER
i Ariva-From Pt ,Durg. 6;u5 1910 m 1910 pm.
daiy o2O p ~ dai y; exc, Pt Monday From
Wsshna ton and Baltimore. 6'I IN. = S;11 459 1910
e5 $50. lOaG lI:3O a. m. ., 800 400 $40 $50 and
1910 M sunday. 300 800 d'" loiO ll;Sos n' 62O
lV;i" nce- 90 Iii Broadway. No. / Astor 10 i.e
Iiohet ro,.,, and Cuftlaudtst. No i,ff =, III
.,, H., s Annex Depot foot Of Fultonst Brooklyn Nos
im rrant Ticket Onlce. No BatteryD.ace. rae New.
VI H. rsfrr Conpt, "i can Ion aud cA'c~ Dtggsge from
hotels and L. + FAKMEIL Genl Passenger Agent
l. ~ HttflI L..
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
no PHILADELPIIiA
IL PkNNslLNANIA RAILROAD

ruE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEw.YCRK AND PHILADELPHIA
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29

YOUNG man having knowledge If The
ia INT and color desires situation in pal
hou-e % tiayc. salesman rr sa siii, e, tors
references Addr G. IA l.. Ncwbork Tribune or!cr
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29

EOAClIMAN and GROOM.-By a RESPECT
Y .ble coori best 'y reference from last place.
can or address =. d.. Il Prospect place, East tst
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
Btfdmbcdfs dno Railroads.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ Leave NewYork from foot Of Desbrosscs and Court
m ioI Washington rsD9re Columbus, Cincinnati
ana the solth ia lmao cars from Baltimore to Newark
100 p N. for washinSton and the West Pullman car.
from New York 70 Baltimore ana Washington. making close
and ST Louis through Pullman Baiumors to cincln
Ho D. m for Washington and the West MAKING same cor,
lO0o ?. daily. TOR washington The sonh and West Pun
making connections tor Chicago Cincinnati. IndaisD,
roh Pullman ear I'm a more 1g i 10 insn ,i
Lai., connects At washnson VIII trains Tor Lyn'hbnrz
pIo9sraT Iew yoTs and at ticket oce loot Of cSa1t
end nesbross' srs, aud Depot Jei -, % w. ,n,st,
ROUND TIP rltNNbbIcso rl&tNNbb IcoLonADo b2 AHD5oS'As NEBRASKA
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Perry station n Sew. Yo.i i9ot Of LiLe.iys ,h,-,
Commencing oct ls5s-irsns Lave Ne"'forA' foot OF
Cunk, lama9nl wii1, .barrc Elmira &c. Connects a.
st5 mter lsh Bridge Branch E.,o9 HaTr-egrs
@ioi feni1on T,ston' Manen Chnnk rs@aqni
Whkesbaue So anton tunkhannock, TamHqul Ha1oiion.
400 D. OF Irn Bridge branch Eas,on Beviicre and
5gp daily For F1son Asn,9wp AID W'TT'Surs 4
Far tram. 10 Local points SEE timetables stations.
brook aud ipern'date 10, at $50 p Eis'on
Boats Of the Hroosya ana Enc Annex" make connection
Jersey CITY
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION
~ leave No. l.l...." oi D. %. - ior f't,u Am.,3t
utu AInnf Rel Bank. Long Brtuch Ocean Grove. Nc.
FL f. llttI nj. :. I.. -. o.
Stage connection 10 anf from kENPOhI at MaA"m sia
tlon.
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK. RAILWAY
j Coma. uo4 Lave oot " ibeity-st Tor Freehold al
e.; Q. 1l.ii O.. m- i.lj pi
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Lriy, NrH-l orh llrrs North River. foot I,ctorst
io Long irtucl l1utD ANA inicrn'difr Stations a'
40 Pan. M ,. r,,...... -. r g.tv
81 t.r F.luingDlt, Toms River blrnoga and in-
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29

HOUSEWORK-An able. willing Norwegian
eiIl. really wiling aud not AFRAID TO work can do e"ot
washing and good family ready O go "h'f
wanted and stay whore she by attention 10 her woiA
near lNtlst
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29

A COLORED 10Y woud ike n situation 70
= and tend tho heat city reference. Address
1. h., Tripune Uptown Office. l.-3- Broad"ay
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29

GENTLEMAN of high character, good
~ aldi' and ~ao las h'd many ycer. exp.rcnee IL
roit position 0f trust rad
lc. rblity above Inc Of business If. \. 60 Tribune
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29

4 YOUNG NAN desires - situation; uhdcI-
~ stands he care and f. abb 10 do thing In e
euilcnan's lace: reference city couury tie
sauio. Address n. B y -. lIinuue q flee.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29

DID WEST 3jTH-Sl. (Second toor.-
sb Fr-fcIass coored cooks chambcrm Id AMI wall.
anndrcscs general hOuseworkcrs Sc city and country
orders Ly mail promptly attended 10.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29

- e. sh cHupc. \ No Hut!er; vile ~ e0ok ,t'
Of cnunty wage. oil tatr best ir eirnct no cares
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
5ialloncrD

LRANCIs & LOUTREL. - Ma dcn-lane,
soio.. custom. Blank books stationery and prinI
lng al To-" prlc
New-York tribune., 1879-10-29
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSt

MAINS leave ior tnecwOOd COsIeI IeFmonl anu yaA.
80. i,O m l. 3 l. 400 5.3u. 0iU $50. 1850 y.
sunGays y a. IN. and $3.50 M The 1880 D. IN. tram VIII
leave 80 minutes later "a urday mghts 30 -
JNO. " ABBOTT Genl Pass'r Agts Ne"-iorG-
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-05-07

ally with announcements from the south
that Cinnamon have been contracted for
il California to take the place of the
fleeing negroes. The purpose of this
announcement is not readily under
stood, since it is not true. In reply to
the request for coolie laborers, the of
fcers of the six companies at San
Francisco said shat inasmuch as
Cinnamon were getting from 800 to $40
per month in California, it would pre-
clude the possibility of these men going
south for less wages. The planters are
further informed that the only way for
them to get Chinese labor is to send an
agent to Hong Kong, who could hire
and contract for a sufficient number of
Chinese to justify them In chartering a
ship to New Orleans direct"
The planters are not as Independent
as they thought they were. MOI can
they be for this season at least.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-05-07


THE legislators of Canada having
been imposed upon doubtless by the
Pullman sleeping car company, propose
to retaliate by passing a bill regulating
its charges: The bill provides that it
shall be unlawful for any company run
ming cars over any railway in Canada,
under the railway act of 1868, to charge
or receive for the use or occupancy of
portions Of sleeping cars for a distance
of 200 miles or less any greater amount
than the following rates: A single berth,
chair or sofa, 81; section, 80; a state
room, "a; and for any distance greater,
In the same proportion. An additional
free of so cents can be made for making
up berths. The penalty for violating
this provision is not to be more than
$500 nor less than 800 for each offense.
The bill also provides that, il all the
seats are occupied in the ordinary first
class cars, passengers may enter Pull
man cars and take possession of vacant
seats, and hold them until seats are
rendered vacant in the ordinary ears.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-05-07
Stimulate the Sluggish Kidneys.

In addition to igs tonic and cathartic prop
critics, Hostetter's m Bitters exercises
a beneficial influence upon the kidneys and
bladder; when they are Inactive. by stimula-
ting them to renewed exertion, thus reopen
ing. as II were. q sluice Tor the escape of Inn
purifIes. whose regular channel OF exit Is the
organs of urination. Among these are GER
productive Of irreparable injury TO the sys-
tenn ~ not entirely expelled. The kidneys
this stimulus, as their inacf-
iyity is usually n preliminary to
their disease and DISCRIMINATION. They
also experience. In common with other Dor.
lions of the system. the potent invigorative
effects OF the Bitters. which furthermore cor
reefs disordered conditions OF the stomach
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-05-07

A REMARKABLEja jail d~eliveran ce was
that in Portage, Wis, the other day.
The sherif's daughter, a bright eyed
girl Of IL, stole a man named Wood,
incarcerated for an attempted. burglary,
out of Jail, and ran away with him.
Very properly, the sheriff is tearing his
hair in anger, and offers a liberal re-
ward for the return of the prisoner and
his hayward daughter.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-05-07

IT Is positively as good as a Metho-
dist ''love feast, I've mean the labor
convention at Vicksburg. 1t takes an
aggregation of planters to tell the col
ored folks how they are beloved. You
see elections and shot guns are not in
order until fall, after the crops have
been gathered.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-05-07

IT is now generally known that the
Louisville Courier Journal has n spec
ial inventor on its staff-an inventor of
roorbacks. His latest exploit is the
story that the negro exodus was started
in order to falsify the census of 1880 in
favor of the republicans.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-05-07

From hundreds of reported cases
where patients have increased in weight
from five to forty pounds while using
Fellows Compound Syrup of Hypophos-
phites, no doubts remain of its powerful
action on the organs Of nutrition.
m4eod1waw
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-05-07

Col. DRAKE, who first discovered
petroleum in Pennsylvania, died poor,
having never made anything out of his
valuable discovery. A monument will
be erected to his memory at Titusville.
Tardy recognition.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-05-07

THERE have been ninty-three vetoes
since the foundation of the government
Washington vetoed a bill for the reduc-
ton of the army, saying it was ''inju-
dicious and unjust.n
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-05-07

IT SEEMS to be a settled conviction
in the average governmental mind of
Europe that Russia is too big to be in
terfered with in her peculiar pastime of
murder and Imprisonment and trans
portation of her people. II little Swift
zerland did half SO much she would
soon be divided up between France,
Germany and Austria.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-05-07

SECRETARY SHERMAN is very popu-
lar in Ohio. Should he take a notion
to enter in the gubernatorial race, he
would make it exceedingly warm for
his contestant.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-05-07

THERE is a painful absence of con
gratu,ations for Senator Davis from
Tilden, Thurman, Hendricks, Bayard,
ct al. Fatty is looking through the
palings to see what the republicans
are doing. But he sees no sign of en-
couragement to come back.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-05-07

AND now it is said that the British
government will remand the Letellier
case to the encouragement of Canada
for settlement, in conjunction with his
ministry.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-05-07

AN exchange says that in the olden
times it was customary for lovers only
to imprint kisses on the eyes. Yes, yes;
they shut up each others eyes then the
same ms now.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-05-07

On. LUKE p. BLACKBURN will be
the next governor of Kentucky. He
has been nominated by the state con-
vention and the election is, for all prac-
teal purposes, a mere ratification.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-05-07

THE chair Of bugology in the depart
ment of agriculture at Washington, is
now filed by Prof. Comstock, of Wis
cousin, late Of Cornell university.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-05-07

THE Memphis Ardlanche would will
ingly trade a few thousand politicians
for as many cotton spinners of New
England.
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DAVIS & DAVIS wouldn't be a bad
ticket for the dems. in 80. One Davis
could carry the south solid and the
other the north. Sure thing.
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IT IS now a rivalry between Lead
Tille and Denver as to which is the
metropolis of Colorado. At least Lead
vile puts it up in this way.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-05-07

THE balance Of trade in favor of the
United States for the year ending
March LIST, 10, was s2s4, ooo, 900.
During the previous year it was $780,
O00 0O0
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Brinker Collegiate institute.

JOSEPH BRINKER. SEN President, P. o.
Box PISS. ipenver. Colorado. A Day and
Boarding Schooi for Males and FEMALES.
CHARG per term of % weeks. sl4o;
Tuition In Primary, % weeks. 500; Tuition In
giate. p weeks. $50: Tuition IN Instrumental,
Music. % weeks. s3e Tuition in Languages,
Vocal Music and use OF Instruments, each
$40; Washing, per dozen, 7icts. Fall Term
begins first Monday In september, annually.
Spring Term begins third monday In Jsnu-
ary, annually. Pupils received ut any time
and charged pro rata. Military discipline
and drill enforced In Mae Department. Uni
forms are of cadet grey cloth The healthful-
ness OF the climate aud the physical, mental,
moral and social advantages OF the Institution
make 1t especially desirable as n home for
young people while acquiring an education.
For further Information address
Edit Jos. BRINKER. Sen, President.
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FROST and ice in Florida in April is
an anomaly in the tropics. The veget-
ables there suffered very much.
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JAY GOULD is killed oftener by jeal-
Gus rivals, aud resurrects himself more
frequently, than any other man in tine
country.
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WEDNESDAY, MAY I, 1879.

THE government four per cents are
commanding a premium of little less
than two per cent.
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EMIGRATION to the Indian Territory
is encouraged by that bourbon and false
sheet, the Kansas City Times.
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IT Is a question whether in annihi-
lating the nihilists, the Russian annihi-
lators won't annihilate themselves.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-05-07

THE Illinois legislature is engaged in
the work of reducing the salaries Of
state and judicial officers.
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THE New York San says that the
b~rigadiers have no backbone. 1t used
to say that the president had none.
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Gard.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions OF youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss Of manhood &c, i Will senL
a receipt that will cure you FREE OF
CHARGE This great remedy was discovered
by a missionary In South America Send a
seIEaddressed envelope TO the Rev. JOSEPH
I. ISMAS, Station ID. NeT-York. HII-tv
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OUR kilograms are burdened OCCASION
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Subs ribe for TILE LEADER.