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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-11

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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-11

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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-11

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tune. TENTH IRAN DISTRIBUTION
Class K. ut New Orleans. TUESDAY,. Octo-
Der li.h, lSl9-llSth Month"; Drawing
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-11

Al our Grand Ertyaordin1-v Dra,,i,,o, mr.,
uhgsT ne Superrtsoa and Mdsa1eyaent OF
uurSsHaLS g. T. BEAuRtGAkD and
SoAh EAisLi. selo-wasxwiw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-16

--Tbs kaseiions 81 kaolhsf harry
osapss are blasted "a Asir "primitive
happlssa. We TRAIT taAs hspplness
nsy Be lbs los q those reoeutly Joined 10
hoiY we6iock
Casa. Hasbonrs illts Goa Alfred
braks Bis lrg oRs day lass week while
P.aIiHg With ether ehlldren. Thls oAsa-
Ally bss several times before happoned in
NJ. nsfbonf's family.
"A wld aptnal gobbied oss Of "Dr ?
B.shops calves ths ether slight IN close
pro1 unity 10 hls dwelling. The doctors
hair Is abous Is inehss loog ba. be said ia
"stood 90 end" jasi The same shea be
beard those ieroeIoas yeils.
Miss Cora Bitkiora, who deceased
81 jacksonville last Thursday with dph.
iberia, lad several relatives and iriepds
10 Woodiord who join with The bereaved
pareu,s and family IN lsmeniing The losa
Of one 30 much respected and loved. But
It Is comforting 10 be assured tha, of,ime,
through The dispensalion Of divine provi-
deuce tbe best oHes Of earth are called to
make up the happy band Of hesyen
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-16
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With Shliobs Consumption Care yeu
csn care yourself IL has established the
tact that Consumption can be cared,
while ior Coaghs, Bronchitis, Whooplng
Cough. AslhmA, and al diseases Of ThFoAl
And LuuKs, IL u absolutely without sn
equal. Two doses viii relieve yont child
Of Cr0up, IL Is pleasant 20 take and per.
seetly harmless ~ the youngest child, and
20 mother can afford 20 BE- without IL.
You eau use two thirds Of bottle and u
what we say Is not true We will refund
The price paid Price 10 cts. 50 cts. and
Si.e0 per bottle. II your Lungs are sore
OF chest OF back iame use Shileh's Porous
Plaster. Sold BY Wait s Hard, MAnches.
ter aud Factory Point, VI.
Have you Dyspepsia, are YOU Consti.
paled, have you Yellow skin, Loss OF
Appetite, Head Ache, II 50 don't fail 90
use sHlLOH's SYSTEM YfTALZER,
Il IL guaranteed TO relieve you, and will
you continue to suffer when you can be
cured on such terms as lhesel Price 10
cts. and 10 cts Sold by Wait n Hard.
Wells Persian Perfume "HACKME.
TACK Is rich and fragrant. Try H.,
Sold by Wait & Hard.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-16

DR. BAxTER's MANDRAKE BITTERs arc
purely y~getable-the product OF the hills
aud valleys. ~ lm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-16

she 10 aslssa 10 bic baslssa, las 70 ar
Fssosessa lbas, aopampaaisa hy ~ VIE,
hs hss Kous h nsilazd 90 = Vials.
~ A. Aaans kas jasi ~; eat ; ssv
sEa q sswisr nasAlsts. lie j. ssliisE
80 isits, styles, hsw E.AsA.sss via droP
.stf. 8rswt ts8 cover. tiitsbnssts In.
ssa8td fef from e. - sSg Cal and zee
thsm
a arre iosA d oar bcys snd girls
sect 70 Arlington lAss Saturday Coz .
pleasure ride and 10 EathsE Huls. As .
nstling party u Was Rot masA " sac
ess,, bat ~ pleasure parry \ wa de-
elisdly ssoeesslul.
EkNcHEFTEz pnror,
Mrs. Thomas Johnsos plekfdA ripe
e. g s,fkwbsFTy oei. io,h.
The Thermometer stood ., &C. Oct
lesh. Hos i TIA, for Oes0befg
Mr. Johna,hAn Taylor Of Troy Wa
bGdl lslarel lev Gays ago bys run.
Away h0fss.
"A & Burt IL. lat returned from
msitss where be has been purchasing s
wiuitr stock u goods
Nm. Ba!kIsy has just burned so.
Other slla u Iime " hich be Oilers Tor sale !.
SCI his Advertisement
Lube, Wade l. fini.hipg biz bouse
OF ibe Bools llls road With ibs iatenllon
Of occupying Il this winter.
Oh, our besaiiiul IadiAn summerl
An. GW. Parmcnicr, Brandon,
is vai'iog At the old homestead.
- " shel Ion and wife Of Benning.
ton sre spending few days here.
Wailo sykes aAd Almira Sykes have
recently jouraeyed TO Filawilliam, MAs'.
Oar North district school commenced
his week teacher, MiSs Rogers OF East
Dorset.
Mas Mary l.. Davis, also MIss EurilY
Arnold OF Cambridge, Mass, are In town
~ guests OF G. M. Sykes.
&c. w. Baker aud wife started on
trip Monday morning for various places
10 the state Of Mass. They intend 10 be
absent two week.
What has become OF our "Village I'm.
provemept soeIe,yr" Hope tie nice
y Aiks al.eady commenced will be com
pleled before winter.
Warren Clemens brought bride
lMi.s Carrie Robinson OF RuperD TO bic
home recently, ia ihis vicinity. They
iaye the congratulations and best wishes
II their numerous frieuds.
EAST DORSET.
The Active d. Is. q. got away with
he Red Mountains OF Arlington last Sat
lfday 10 score Of q TO IL, though tLeir
egulat catcher was absent. Tue rsiurn
Isme will be played al Arlington neI /
-lu tho death OF Joseph Sexton The
ommunlty aud church OF East Dorset |.
ave met with great loss. A large |
od cheerful giyer for the support OF the
gospel, his place seldom vacant in church /
= sabbath school, always looking on the
right side OF lie, il did one good to
leet him Tor be Invariably Impaired .
ONE OF his hopeful spirit to those about
i'm. To the sorrowiug household we
xlend oar heartfelt sympathy la this
PERU.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-16
srArE NEWS.

+ Willie Baker OF EY was fatally burt
/ Friday 10y falling from car running iu,o
the copper mine.
4 The reported appearance Of moose IN
I 81 Jobnsbory eornleIds has started up
toe local Nimrods.
Rev. Mr.. Pugb OF Fairhsven struck bis
wife on the head with store hook, In
ficting a dangerous wound.
A census OF Burlington schools, satur-
day, showed total absence Of 1879 pupils
on account OF the measles.
Ex Governor John w. Stewart has
jus, completed one OF the finest blocks in
MiddlebnFy. The store has dressing and
bath rooms, with all other necessary con-
venienoes for people from long distances.
II cosl the Connecticut Lumber Com.
pany over $40 900 last spring 10 get their
drive OF logs over the Fifteen Miles
Falls" 10 the Connecticut river. They
are now blasting the large boulders In
the channel that stick above the water,
aud have cleared ten miles.
A cheerful indication OF the local reyi.
val OF business 10 Burlington IL found Ia
the fact that The Central Vermont freight
offise in that city for frelghts received in
September were over $1,000 more than
in the same month last year.
Lewis A. Joslyn's large barn at Waits
field, with pair OF white Durham oxen
weighing 5000 pounds, which took the
premium at the state fair, and four.yesr.
old bIooded bull, are burned. Loss $5,-
600; partially iusured- Supposed TO be
incendisry. ttA III fE 5
Tue demand Tor Vermont Merino sheep
is pow unusually large, and sales are
made at very good prices. From The first
Of January 10 ihe first Of September last,
there were shipped from Middlebury for
breeding purposes twenty-five car loads
OF Merinos, averaging one hundred head
per car, and OF these seven car loads
went to Texas, and six to Ohio.
A large three story frame building IN
Bradford, owned by George L. Brown
aud occupied by him as carriage shop,
and by r. +. 81 NJ. A. Davis as black
smiths, aud Charles Felch asa pain, shop,
was wholly destroyed by fire Tuesday
morning. Brown loses So 500 insurance
81 800; the Davises about $500, no insur
ance; Fetch 500, no insurance.
Louis Lacomb, Of Pownal, packed bis
valise there Friday morning and started
for Troy, arriving on the 1920 train.
From the Union depot be went TO the
United States hotel, where he left his
"carpet satchel," and whence be started
out on tour of inspection with an an
cient guide whose name could not be
ascertained. Friday night the man from
Pownal was muttering to lamp post
about the loss OF some money and note
OF hand for $40. In The police court
Saturday morning he was fined So. He
paid, and remarked as he left the room
that he should "put for Pownal" just as
soon as be recovered his wardrobe
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-16

When children begiu 10 cough 81 night
give dose Of Whites Elixir, one or
two doses Always stops tie cough, aud
the child sleeps well. Nothing is 20
wearing on small children &c incessanl
coughing during che night, A. my chil.
dreu always do when they have colds, u
by any means | happen TO be without
Whites Elixir. II might truly be called
the Elixir Of life 10 all who are subject e
coughs aud colds. 20 3m
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-16
NV nleea WIZ T,Il.

and ~ Spring has come, yea need 20 take some
kind Of blood medicine. Nov II your skin s
yellow, pimples come out on your face aud back,
eyes dull feel bilious, take or two bottles ~
DH. sAwEN's INV BLoop REMEDY, aud you viii
be surprised al the change. You will aesh up,
cheeks will become red, eyes bright, what you
eAl will taste right in fact you and all others
should take Blood Remedy IN the Spring. AL
for DR. sAgESE NV BLooD BEsEpT, ~ ws know
II IL reliable aud viii DO as 70 Say or money re.
refunded. For sale by WAIT 4 HARp. Price 81
per bottle. IS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-16

Ii is no vile dragged stuff, pretend.
ing 70 be made Of wonderful foreign
roots, barks, &C. and pulled up BY
long bogus certificates Of pretended
mIraculous cures. but simple. pure,
effective medicine, made Of weil-known
valuable remedies, that furnishes ils
own certificates By its cures. We reiei
70 Hop Bilters. The purest and best q
medicines. -EzchaHge. See anolhel
column.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-16

WARp.Nrvn. HENRY Il Johnson
ARNcA AND on LrxIEEST IL warranted
10 please all who Use II.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-16

To ~ who arc suffering from The errors
Aui ilsdiscreiiaus u yaRtA. nervons weak
ness, early decay, ioss Of mGukood, 4 +,
I viii send : recipe that sill care yoa,
vas discovered hf = missionary 10 s0ugh
AmetiCa. Send q seif-adafested envelope
20 the Kty. JosEra r iNNsX, Siaf,os y,
Nee York CITY. S5ly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-16

What other preparations fail TO do,
Halls Hair Remover surely aceomplishes
II renews the hair and especially restores
its color when gray aud faded. AS a
dressing It 10 unsurpassed, making the
hair moist, soft aud glossy. The most
economical preparation ever offered, It's
effects remain long time, aud those who
have once made trial OF 1t never use any
other. -Adcertiser and Union, Fredo
MIC N. y
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-16

IL was troubled for many years with
Kidney Complaint. Gravel, &c. my
blood became thin; / was dull and in
active could hardly crawl about; was
al old worn out man all over; could
get nothing to help me. until / got
Hop Bitters, and now, | am boy
again. Ny blood and kidneys are all
tight, and | am as active as man Of
80, although / am ~, and have no
doabt it will do as well for others Of
my age. II is worth trial. "
( Father. ...n n.t...-. IN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-16
PERU

Fire weather, this
Potatoes are rotling badly.
Corn crop nearly failure.
Sewing circle at f. +. Chambers
Friday Pm.
REV. Mr.. Vincent is engaged TO
preacr 10 the Congregational church one
year.
The bridges on the Peru turnpike
which have been in unsafe condition for
some time are now being thoroughly re-.
paired by Chas, NJ. Russell.
There will be service at the school
house near C. II. Russelps next Sunday
at one O'Clock. Mr.. Geo. Utley Of
Manchester win address the audience
upon the subject OF Immortality.
All those who are not insured or
those whose policies have nearly expired
should call al the Town clerks office aud
get policy 10 the Vermont Mutual, the
best company 10 the state. John will be
there to do the business for you.
-Ai,rr doing u days work and helping
do The chores, Miles Gone walked from
East Rupert to Peru, distance Vt 20
miles, lat Tuesday evening. lie says il
ia jast pleasant walk, aud When his
business il such as TO require his surety
Of attendance be prefers TO trust bis own
motors to that OF livery or public convey.
ance.
M e.. Walker aud G. w. Whitney
hsye rented for five years The mill prop.
cry and latin lately occupied by james
J., llayne' They propose TO be second
70 none in thoroughness Of work aud
promptne,s u execution. Charles will
see that 30 water runs 10 waste while
there is log Ia The yard. Farmers
should make their calculations according
ly SIS there IL COED demand for lumber
hos aud the prospects are that ,be de-
maud win increase 10 the future,
L0SDoEDERRT.
II. Il. llot has removed bis Tin
works 10 tbe old tin shop opposi,s
ArBold's store.
The work Of building new Abntmenls
iof lhe iEon bridge commenced las, week.
Male moving large stone. Aud OF, in
It's pair owned By MF. Sem. Fissoa. was
csughi between the granite blocks. crush
ing BIS leg aud ,evetin9 The eorh. He
wss in good condition Tor beet aud was
nkeu 10 the .lsug house.
"a term o. siugiag school ommeseed
lssl week, conducted BY DIR. w. II.
Woodward, whose services have BEEN
seeaFed iof about thirty evenings. DR..
Woodward i : most efficient instructor
10 yoesl Music Those Ia thi. vicinity
! = ~ are interested 10 Ihe enllure OF Ill.
AT should join The elass early. Class
meets Ia iiigb School room Wednesday
Asd Saturday evenings Of each week.
SOUTH LoxD0xDERKr.
--Mrs Esther Faller has gone 70 Kan.
as - weld s0uA ia that siAls.
&c. D, Farnutn 10 making lmprUvs-
IssHis al'out bis dwelling, raIsiag he
sans aalnher 81 feet Asd ailiag The
street opposite 70 q nios grade.
"A birthday party b. rJsnnsy, ? eos
Of Hqa. J. L. Maria, iAaa Friday bEsagh
ssgssAsF : large nunbsT OF Mstls folk
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-16

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-16

Az ESTABLISHED REMEDY. Downs
ELIXIR has been widely known and used
~ a cough remedy for fifty years. No
cterer cough medicine bias stood the test
half this length of time. The people
stand by that which is good.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
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New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
A woNnERTuL BUSINESS.

As song bird after song bird, from the in
imitlble Gereter to Hew-Yorks dear Louise Kel-
lorg. and artists after artists leave these shores, the
last kindly qdie invariably is waited to Weber nom
the deck OF the parting steamer
For many years III fact from the time OF the peerless
Parepa-Rosa Nilsson PATTI. Albani, and hundreds Of
Others Weber has been thus singled out by them all.
Partly no doubt this is due to his kindness to them;
but mainly TO the fact that there is something in the
tone Of the Weber Piano, they acknowledge which
makes 1t the piano above every other piano manufac-
tured in the United States and It is this singular
pathetic richness Wobeis pianos which has brought
the business comparatively limited few years
ago to It's present colossal proportions. Even in the
trade Weber is termed the artistic pano-maker! In
conversation with manufacturer Of considerable celeb
ry and extent himself the OF this wonderful
cess was explained. ''You see" SAID be, 4" Weber
knows just exactly what the artists want, and besides
the people arc ready and willing to pey him. When
You consider that tops legs and Tyres plates etc.
cost US about tue his do and that by an extra
expenditure OF only about 525 purely in connection cim
the tone he accomplshes result at small expense to
himself but an extraordinary one the piano In the
one case, 10y a special outlay Of from s25 to $50 the
public can thus put themselves in possession OF piano
which is perfect exponent all that is true in art in
the other case they simply have piano that sounds
The ,aIno may be SAID of other lines oibusines which
reach in the realm OF high art in mechanical pursuits
Look az Ucrter in furniture Brewster IN carriages,
Tiffany in sllyerwarc. and others which viii occur to
you.
"Itis men ho these who make the glory and pride Of
New-Yor but must be admitted that there Is no other
place except Amorica and Now-York especially, where
the public are quick appreciate and so ready and
able To pay for superior and artistic article"
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

The Hayden Society of Portland, Maine,
recently gave Macfarrens OratOr0 John the Baptist
when had never before been sung IN THIS country
This is the last week of Fatlnltza at
the Fifth Avenue Theatre Mr. J. c. Fryer wil have
benefit on Friday evening which occasion special
bill will be presented.
Mr. Max Maretzeks manager announces that
that enerprsing gentleman has signed lease with the
directors OF Academy of MGsieOr seasons Of Eng
sh OPERA TO alternate with Colonel Mapesons Italian
Opera.
Professor j. X. Paine, of Harvard Univer-
uty has been invited produce OF his symphonies
Al the leading orchestral concerts in Berlin and VIII
Brobably send his second symphony, op 32 recently
Completed, for It's first production
This evening there VIII be concert In the
Madison Avenue Church of the Disciples, In which sew
srai excellent artists will take part Among these are
Nr Carrneton the drum performer. Miss Mitchell, M
Sargent and others.
The hour of the Chlldren's PinafOTe at
Wallacks has been changed 10 p. except on satuI'
iay when it will be az IL m. The change has been
made obedience to requests, aud viii doubtless
D. generally convenient These charming cnliureu
have met with great success
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
HERR MrLLER,s RECITAL.

Yesterday afternoon Herr Wilhelm Muller,
a v!oIouccust who has gained great reputation
abroad both as . player and teacher,-for he has
been q member OF the great Joachim quartet, aud
also professor IN the Musical High School OF
Beru,-made his first appearance in New-Nork He Sc
leced several numbers which excellently adapted
70 show his powers in almost every branch 81 his art
First there was trio by Beethoven he sereuade in d.
OBJ g. for violin. viola cello; then there were several
so!os for the cello finally, there was Kels ' Reise-
bnder" tor piano and cello. Tie new 'eelllst showed
himself possessed OF great number OF admirable quail
ties First of ALL his playing OF ensemble music in the
Beethoven Serenade" showed how excellent ne was
in chamber-musc OF course. this nj ght have been IN
fered his long connection with the Joachim quar-
tet it none the less delightful TO nave TINS
clear demonstration OF his powers. IN hls
solos rule, admirable
He has wonderfully clear. telling tone,
free in an unusual degree from the rbfdt0
which mars the most Of 'cests IN eantaDhe
and also has abundant facility or execution
an rapId pa ssages He showed yesterday that tchn-
cally tnere was almost nothing beyond bis powers,
and he showed further that especially IN such music as
Kies eseblder he ready TO respond to the sever
est demaudS that could be made upon nm so that we
have only graduate Ourselves on the acqnlslton
OF one more player will add great credit - the au
nrable talent which our musicians already SHOW
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
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BoARD-At Chester, Orange Copny. " T. on sunday 25h
Tauer from the esidsncs Duriand wedHes
dav. at l330D ~.
New YORK
HOLMES-In Brooklyn. Monday May 2G, sarah e, wife
of David ) Holmes.
NOilCe Of funeral hereafter.
RANKTN-Af Newark. " T.. MONDAY. 26th inst, William.
sOn OF Dr.. william and Anna H. Rankin Sged TearA
H be hold tle residence Of his
Wednesday afternoon, 18th INST, az
O'Clock.
Intarment at convenience OF family.
sIOANEOn Friday n0Fling 23d inst. after short Illness
William sloane, la the Ggth year O h.- age.
iurtst % attond the funeral
vca. resldeuce. l3 Wett 5Tths. Tuesday
morning. 9Th st 10 clock. Please omit flowers
ABS-At Haven, Conn, the 2ith INST.
Vernon yauu daughter Of the ate Dr. francko and
Mrs O. II. williams aged IT years aAd 10 months.
NeWbuTyport, H>ss. papers please COPY.
WIIsoN-At Albany y. Y. On saturday. Nay "A, 1879
Benjamin Wilson
Funeral Wednesday afternoon, ~ O'Clock. from als lato
residence. No. 76y Broadway, Albany, n. \.
suddenly the els inst, az Savannah Ca.
Eaton youngest daughter VI oliver and the late
Elizabeth B. WOudfOrd
Hartford and New haven papers please copy.