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orgonigo,ton is ,u.bod forSord So osit
,yorls ot ali snc,otv mpst lao bsroetod when
dri,hinT bpsiross mon and man
Interested I'm tho liouor trade be.
,,,, 20 fool ,ba ,,ooosst,, r ,toi,,, so,notbin,,
IN cbec,, the ravayes oc rnr, 7 do rot want 70 /
atom sinylpg the iopv metre do1oloyv long
enopgh toinouirc vhetb.r ,hov arc doing pre-
ciselv what I nm doIny II uscd tobe soid of
General Itol,ec,. tbot he ,vopll rothsr lose n
battle bv opprovea methols than winitby de.
parttn,, from tbem Tbose vho I'm tbelr o,yr
norsops or tbeir loved oncs have tcstod the
sbor, erin, or ,bis soruant,s tooth will no mil
70 n, M s,,cb iollv strike ylod hands with
ans, ma, or,,, creed vbo will beIn brusb
one .emptotion from tho potb Of NV bov. lift
ona man from tho putter mr. Iessen by n feath-
er,s weiybt the deadly influence of the dram.
sbop and the drinking usapes of society,
crpto,ts tAw sttr
The soan makers are in court over a comical
ooso and bv the wnv the lliudrolded Goddess
smiles Brst ON ono then on his rival one Is led
20 c,or rbortraditionnl bandapes are "too thin"
who does not remember the reign OF soap,an
sand. and Bristol brick, and last, though far
from least, 'elbow grease? 2" As the latter
cammodity grew unpopular, If not scarce.
Yankee wit sharpened itself up to the point of
producing a substitute for ihe whole lot, and
saponaceuus inventions grew and multiplied
like the excuses ofa poor debtor. About eight
wears ago a photographer named Troxell was
struck with an idea, which, like lightning, is
very ant to hit in out of the way places, He
,r,s ,,,tn., slav a fna suooth eonnnocoous
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Total amount refunded. ........ S5bS ,13l, ,lSO
This week has been as dull socially as the
weather has Teen disagreeabla. The CALLER
les Of the House and Senate have attracted
many OF those well known in society, especial
ly the ladies to hear the speeches made by
prominent men of both parties. On Thurs
day, in the reserved gallery Of the House, list
ening to Judge Kelley and Mr.. John Carlisle,
were Senators and Mrs Hill, Mrs. Allison,
Miss Waite, Mrs. Decring, Mrs. Kimmel,
Mrs. Mckinley, Of Ohio, and others who are
socially or politically eminent.
The wives Of members are beginning to
complain about some OF the private galleries
being filled up by those Oftheir sex with whom
they are unwilling to be seen, who are admit
ted on passes from members whose wives are
not here or who are unmarried. There have
hoen some lively yeTbal fencing matches be-
tween the lawful wives OF members and the
"iriends" ofcertain other members. One wife,
making remark in the gallery which was
overheard, containing the phrase, ''She can't
be a lady, or else" received the retort from the
person indicated, mo, I'm not lady. l don't
pretend to be a lady, It's only members wives
that set up to be ladies'" one Of the mem
bcrs iccetiously says: THE reason we set
apart a u, 'lery for our wives is that then we
know how t. dodge their observation, but
when they are sea tered all over the galleries
we don't know from what point they are
watching us"
/ The Forty-sixth Congress has reason to be
? proud Of the proof that is given that Its mem
bers are students. II is asserted r. the Con
gressional library, that more volumes on con
sIitutional law and history, bearing on the
present questions at issue, are In use by mem
bers than has been the case IN twenty years
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mand for the same class Of literature during
the period named.
One Of the agents collecting subscriptions
to send the colored people to Kansas recent
ly approached Senator Bruce, and asked him
if he would subscribe to the Kansas fund.
(which one ?" queried Bruce, "to send the
emigrants to Kansas or to bring them back 2"
"To send them there Of course" i" responded the
other emphatleally. Well, no." answered the
colored Senator from Mississippi, "a expect to
have to subscribe to bring them back, no 1
think I'll wait" Bruce says very positively
that he thinks that this heglra will indubit-
ably bring disaster and trouble to the negroes.
AUGUST.
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The Fort Allen House,
WEISSPORT, PA.
BEHLER & KRBSGE, PrODriGtOTS,

This House is located in the Borough of
w eissport, Carbon County, Pa, and is built
on the site of Fort Allen, an old stOckade fort
ifcation, erected here over n century ago TO
protect the early settlers against the hostile
incursiOns of the Indians. The house is n sub
stantial brick, and was named Fort Allen
House by the late Edward Weiss it contains
Thirty-two Rooms and II handsome Restau-
rant, and the present PrOprietOrs have newly
and thoroughly reftted the establishment
1t has all the appointments of FlRsT-CLAss
COUNTRY HOTEL, adapted for the com
fort of its patrons. In close proximity to the
Hotel, in perfect preservation, is the Historic
OLD FRANKLIN WELL,
which was dug by order Of Benjamin Frank
lin to supply the garrison of Fort Allen with
water. It's walls of stone, which will defy the
ravages of ages, are rs perfect today as when
put there, and the we'll now contains about
six feet of crystal water. The well is now
being fitted up as a historic relic, to the water
Of which the patrons Of the House will havo
free access.
SUMMER BOARDERS
will be accommodated at Reasonable Prices,
The Bar is supplied with the best Wines,
Liquors and Cigars. Good Stabling attached.
April l9y1 BEHLER Il KRESGE.
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IT sEENTS IMPOSslRLE.

That a remedy made of such common,
simple plants as Hops, Buchu, Mandrake,
Dandeion, &c, should make so many and
such marvellous and wonderful cures as
Hop Bitters do. but when old and young,
rich and poor, Pastor and Doctor, Lawyer
and Editor, all testify to having been cured
by them, you must believe and try them
yourself and doubt no longer. See other
column
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-04-26

Headache, whether arising from Indi-
sestion or Nervousness, thoroughly units
any one for attention to business or any 9TH
er active effort. DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills
always cure this distressing disorder, giving
prompt relief after the first dose.
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The Carbon Normal Institute,
Affording n Tcn-Week Course for Teachers,
will he organic in the Public School Build
ing, PARRYVILLE,P Pa,
Monday. Nav 10Th, 1879.

Thorough and practical instruction In the
common branches enumerated in Teachers
certificate, and professional training in the
science and art OF teaching. A special class
will be organized for the benefit Of Rural
Teachers who may desire drill In vocal doliv-
cry. The science of teaching will be taught
by combination of textbook and black board
lectures while experience in the art Oi teach.
ing Will be amply afforded by daily practice
in teaching in the Model School to be cODnec-
ted with the Normal
Romantic location, fine building, pleasant
rooms and good community. Railroad facil
tiles for getting to and from the School are
excellent and for teachers in the lower districts
the location is as nearly central MS possible.
Arrangements having been made By which
students will be furnished with the use of
Textbooks free of cost, the usual outlay for
books will thus be saved to all who may at
tend. Good Boarding will be secured for stu
dents from abroad, at reasonable rates. Elf
cient assistants will be engaged should the
attendance warrant II.
TERMS:
Normal Department. 50 90 per Session
Normal nepartmcnt...... 8 90 per x Session
Model School ............. so per Session
Model School ............. 90 per 4 session
Payments to be made inva. iably in advance
for each half session. The foregoing charges,
including the use of Textbooks, in all cases.
Applicants from distance should make ap-
plicatiOn at an early day to secure suitable
boarding accommodations. For further par
tieulars, address,
J. p. ROWLAND, Principal,
Parryvillc, Penna.
co have the honor to refer to Co. Supt,
II. r. HOFFORD, at LehightOn, who gives the
undertaking his hearty approval. mar.22
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EXPENDITURES.

We, the undersigned Auditors, have exam
ined the accounts Of Urbin Boyer and Chas.
Miller, Overseers of the Poor, for the year
ending March 3lst, 1879, and find them correct
as above stated.
+. ]. KAsT,
J. G. BIERY,
Wclssport, April II, lS79-w3
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New Advertisements.
w EIsSPORT BOROUGH.


STATEMENT Of Receipts and Expendl-
lures of the Borough of Weissport for the
Year ending March 3lst 1879:
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Our thanks are due to Hon. Allen
Craig for valuable public documents.
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New Advertisements.
EOR SALE.

A fine, nearly thorough bred ALDERNEY
BULL. about months old. will be sold at a
reasonable price for cash. Apply at this Office
for further particulars
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s 7l2 IS $ll23 60
7l2 So

Balance due Township. ......... 40 70
Audited and accepted this l4th day of April,
A. ID. 1879, by "
w. q. WEISS, Auditors.
W. E KEMERER,
Franklin, April 10, lS7g-w3
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UNRANKLIN TOWNSHIP.

FINANCIAL STATEMENT of the Super
Visors, DANIEL X X U NJ and JOHN
SUHWAB, in account with Franklin Town
ship, Carbon County, Pennsylvania, for the
Year 1S7S-79:
To Amount of Duplicate. ...,........ $l27s 0S
For Unseated Lands II 25
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Bounty.

To Cash in Treasury and uncollected
as per last Statement .......... 8 Sss 05
By EXOnerations....... SIS so
By Commissions .......... 81 81
1oT 10
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$12T6 90 $l293 %
1916 %

Balance due Township. ........ $40 80
FINANCIAL STATEMENT of the Over
seers of the Poor. Daniel Krum and John
Schwab, in account with Franklin Town
ship, Carbon County, Pennsylvania, for the
Year lS7S-79:
To Amount of duplicates ......... sllO5 81
Pauper Services and Cash. ....... lo 81
BY Services Rendered 49,. s rs %
- Cash per Receipts of div
ers persons for provisions
clothing. fuel, Ac.-..--.- 574 72
I" Commis'n for Collecting. 55 %
EXoncratiOns ........... AIS
s 7l2 sS Sll23 60
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-04-26

Congressional and Departmental Doings at the
National Capitai.-A long Session Almost
CGrtam.-O Our National FHanccs.- an
members ,cte."-,Senator Bruce on the
Colored Emigyation Question.
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With these rks 1 close my subject,
hoping the reader will be somewhat edited
upon the manner of life in sampans.
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following bonds were then outstanding:
r.vguIs ,f ,gse 81, ,,., no. Epi
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-01-20

laap teatlittise nidt bi. GinperieiOuns
8raunIhmei9a, nid)t beabalb fiir autben-
tiid) baiten, neil CT ui4t amtliA in lib.
rere eeiteltt tnirp.
= @du5iIebc Sreiipredung her Sfit
5iere Der Bonmerania. Nah pen
. Samco. Courier" tautet Der Spruh
oes Gee an,tes in 2tusetesenbeit Der
- Spmmerania" ouf 6teilpreduns, ea
nad) meniAiidsnl Grmeaen Aaes seide,
ben mar, mas sur Borbeusung elmer Sc
fabr uno Sur Rettun3 BON Uieui9enleben
bat seldeben fSunen.
- Die brittlIde glbnliralitit bat ben
icfortiSen Bau creier reuer Cd, He Re
idloiien. 3pei, Maieittc uno Gcaque,
rcr, itno ais SbnrmId)iIT, bas rritte. Der
Gclcirs, ais GctpecowjpoerI1iFf seplant.
ser Grnqueter, ceIieu 8au 10 chen auf
Der Werft sa Ghotbam bescnnsn, wiro
erbeblld, fletner aus fauen, ai3 bic in rem
tetten Sabren ter9eltellten Yan5ertburm-
ld>tfIe, iIr etma bic 6aifte pea Iounen.
aebalis nie ber Sbu,uoercr beiiben, NIT
uur ciueri Iaurue rao nut 4 3eiAi esn
au8seriiltet weroen. Das &aliber Der
leeteren lit ME oat ieni5e oeS Sbunoerer
anf 80 Cons teltlmmt (nr8eseu Der
Snileribte so Gcns9eIdilbe auf5uweIeu
bat.) Der peIeatlidlte llnterihiso stpi=
lden Der Bauart Der in ben letteu Sab,
ren pollenoeten Yan3erIdjiife NIB berjeni,
gen ce5 Gonqaeror belteht iib,isens
oarin. oaB Die BanSeruns oes leeteren
ausiAliebtiA ans stabl bergelteat wer.
ben wiro, nno 3par seIaiebt oieS auf
e'runo Der eiinitjsen Grsebuiie, wetde
nit SA.eBoerinhen eesen Stabtplatteu
er5ielt pcroen liao. Gtue Der 50 gen
Der Serwenouns oer leeteren sur Baa.
3erunB lpito aaer Observation-Disclosures nad
IN per Ginfu9run5 bon StablSeihclien
te(teten.
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Gsras. a

= Die gsbotoen bon 9iano County
weroea BON nun an pa6 geits Itrsns en-
fureirsn,G ivsl4es nas 2BaHtnirassn ssr.
biftet.
Der Stabttat5 bon 9rpan tat Die
0ebaItsr iammiltd5er liaDtiinea 8eamtsn,
absr luG Das Salair Dsr StaDtrat9aulit.
glleosr bsrabssegt. Das Sanntas5aeleb
it oabin absedapsrt sporosn, oab aauflsutt
bic 9 pts Morssns cffsa paltsa Durisn.
- PIE 3ab!uns aer fir Wcupernemr
ah9ebebensu Silmmen. Seiteus Der g.
stelatur, bat fp!ssuOes Neiultat erassen:
5icberts frhislt l50. 333, 0ammon 55, O02,
9iorlcn 23 402 unoau,lse AnDere sroieltsn
SO 5limnen. Sagfrs eybistt 15S, $50.
Jlams 50. 1858, Nafn 23 o0l uno Anoits
srbislteR AS fSfiEia,el,. Die W.Iammt4
sapl Der fur Die @uuvernsa sfanntoatsa
abasassensn 5tialnisn batrdst oemaaca
237, ,436.
= atas pfr Saasesbotldaft res Sou.
oerueurs Sett 0etpoa, oab Die 8angsr isit
Gem Iebtsn 8frifst oss 8silfrol- gejutanten
i'm Stdate TN Ganen 1,l52 gsrboftanasa
p1fniansn. Ola perAaitetsn nam!tb !:
2o7 lROteer, 90 ozs ansrilfs nit bar Qf,
ittat 5u t6ptta An3sfla9tf; 395 g;e9biebe;
5 8anfraucfr; IA 5traesnrdubfr, Ia Ct.
lsnbaba ano Dollrauber 6 Ginbreber );
7 Der yictbsuebl Aaaetlagts; l. neil er
t5efansene bsfre!s ; % aus Gem e1sfans
nib @ntlprunsene 2, psiae ib pen s5f.
borefn ylee iebtsn; 16 EriepeneR5rer !;
|, Der Sranoitiftuns angstiast n; 80
5allhsr. II sntlprunsens 3adbtbaustraf,
ltnae; 3 esr untsrIdlaeuaa Wnasflaete !;
l Welneipiasn 4S peeea GerlgBung Der
NsutraIiiats9ffese, 234 wesen pr disps,
nss gsrgsesn 4 peas. gigamiE IL
SAminoler III IS Der 8sltf6 ing Qngtttass
te. &uBespem aateu iis in 81 5aasn 5n.
etaner osrfoiat, 700 0frhrfdasrn uaihge,
fpurt. 9l7 @rpsniiiunsn gematat, 227 Mate
tSeFansene transpprttrt, 2l7 Male Ole.
rtUtsaOEe bildilBt uns unterlti.bt, 81 g..
Mnanilfs tepad3t unO 2S21 5fopf aeito5!t-
ms gtea ben g;ssntbahsrn suritdssssben
Sca ben perfoi9tsn uno piserIpeniti scu
8erbredoern lpurpen z8 getGbtet, mdareuD
| fluff 0aauser i'm D:nlte setSptet uno
lmai perpunoet lpuroen.
= 9n Gnaoatupc @cuutp siebt
1900 id5ulpflfuiiBe Sineer.
Sen g8acr lpurpen bis snm 10
Sanuar 10000 gaaen Suumprae per-
fhifTt.
= Die Weartae,forb gimes inst BON
Der 3ufunft Der Staot beSiislitoer Sllen
tabneerblnounsen. g:ne Gieubabn lit
uaS aepib, eiue Slpeite 1T m6sli4 NIB
cine brittle nahrIhgintit. Die Ut6 ltiAs
felt uno BlbiIheinlihteit elmer GiIen-
babacer5inouns beanlprud,en ilbrigens als
te Stdote in Staate
- ,5n ct 2usnltinl County ipiro fri.
Ifes 50weineftciiA gu p 3 @eut5 per
pfuuo rerfanf,.
grenbam stereitet lih aaf Die in
nerbai6 6 e8phcn fattiiupenoe 5tabt
tpabI per Size 2!nlaa. aanDipatsn
fun beseit5 im 6eIee.
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Ginsn efrartlaen Masbrud1 res errs
mnpns hattie guiet am tpsnjoltsn ermartet.
Can't o,itfia er Garleta an iih, bic rshte
@anp, tpie iie berubigcno, auf tbr baupt
tesenp. Ntsr ibns fs!bit bate oa5 Scr,
brsebsn mS3en. als er Ia Der 22irtuue Der
praftpol bstsudbtttsn zDpltsnsebilps, eiusr
g0,rfuns, wsds er lsit sBohsn aepiNer
maben pprbereitste, Den gboratter Der lla
prjlbarfeit sa erfsuasa aiaabis. St iaste
ih, pab all iein ltetscqes Wabsn peraeb.
lid aspsisn, er ipsor jeaer ei3enttilaIidsu
@sitSr'heit 8ori.oa, sflslftste, auf langs
3eit In Mad,t unp 5tnlttraib uriifgelblfu,
cert babe Den lchsiablr ~ nsusn geo.n er,
elmmenofn legten 8sritaaOesiunfeu.
2anse bielt er pas bsbenps Ma0hsa tn
Feinen Nrmen lanae paasfte ss, tspar
Garlcta wisDsr Elm esteas;eidfn pen fd,
aab, aber audo MIR, us, ilt llAan0ernp no d
fslter an i'm aaiufbmie9en.
Garlota. Bat tt enDlitt lanft, uno Ell
perfudt's i9r Daupt euf,psihten, Gaglola,
faSt euh. gsfaa'pfl mutsi5 Die eud, mar
isrncen Sranmeilnsr. Dsuff aa saren ar.
men @atsr, tsenn er fabe. rpie ibr ernasio,
fen 9eaH3flsunssn sua wioeritanpaIo5
un!erwsrft.
35serne riAtste Garlcta i9r blsihss
NntIib empor. @ntleBsn rubts auf hsm
islben aueorudalps bliften bic ltaGnen,
srcben Au8en. Die Jrnu nit oem biuti
gen 5aupte, FaIierte ie, uno siidnarts
mics iie nit Der banb, fe nil mir Fin Gs.
bsinlnib anYsrtranta - eiasH frempea gfa,
men -
(sor.lebuns fpIet)
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2eb,ensIagesQeib II.

Die nit Nbsumatismas gebaftefcn Iettsu
pTt ibr gan5es 2sben bincur6 uno fiup fat ME
fret Don Gualen. Die Gelcafe uae Gle Mus.
feln ntsltr llnstadltden flno III sen meitem
5alen iNredliA serrcnft nno pcrercht. Die
gsmSpnlld N 9siln1ittel erpciIen ift oft burd=
aus unfdpia, i5nel1 aas@ nur tenlpurdre 2in-
herung au psrlbaiTfn. 5pfett er's Ma>
9snb'terS nases irirb ser .peripnen bic e5
ssbraueet tatsh, aIs Gin ipiifideS aiuee-
unssmtlttel perbilret.. GSerhatt bas 8lut fiibl,
tnpelt &c bic -FeeelntaBisfsitbe aDyperfanftp-
nen fSrbert uno entfernt saraus bic llnreinis
fsiten, eie. iad Der Nldidbt. alter ratipnetleii
pdtbblpgsn eiele qualDrlls Granftsit nup bic
ni9t mincer fultcrnbs, @idt crseagsa. Das
gittsrs fuirt atberpfn1 3rantteit II css Nia>
Ssns, Der esbsr nnb Der Netsen, ssrtfsitt sat@
ifs uae gS ,Mfifiabfr, fGrbert tsn Ippetit unb
Sblaf uN2 mrn seu Msrstsn ais Gins tpHulheue.
nsrtta nlesi3inilte StimmuIan5 uub ais
1pnif Dlrn enpIoblsn.
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S5atihe greie asrefie
esIaert
taslty NIT auSlsa9ms rss Sonntasa
unb fpItf'
10. 90 fir bas Satrispnsr 81 so fiji
Wrnnte.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-25

IMAGINE a summer resort for editorsl
And yet such a thing is talked of out
in Iowa. "a colony of editors from
the east intend to purchase 100 acres of
land in Dickinson county, which they
will cut up into lots and erect villas,
and make 1t summer resort for edi-
tors,r says an item in the Burlington
Haekeye. But what Is an editor?
Well, we can't, Of course, tell what an
eastern editor is, but out around here
an editor is, firstly, a man who never
takes a vacation; secondly, q man who
has no money to take one with, and
third, and lastly, a man whose duties
require his attention twenty-four hours
in a day, seven days in week, 6fty-two
weeks in a year, and three hundred and
sixty-fye days, Eve hours, ~forty-eight
minutes and forty-eight seconds in a
year. Now, what would such a man
do with a summer-resort residence?
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-25

THERE are fools and fools. The
greatest of these now perhaps, are
those who are attempting the foolhardy
feat of crossing the ocean on a plank,
or a boat not much larger than a re-
spectacle looking log. A Capt. Gold
smith has already sailed from Boston
for a tour around the world in a small
sail boat, with his wife for a companion.
One of the Andrews brothers who
crossed the Atlantic in a dory last sum-
mer and made a heap Of money in
exhibiting themselves and their frail
craft at the Paris exposition, now pro-
poses to return to America in the same
boat with only a dog for a companion.
Such feats as these rank with that Of
Sam Patch, and like Sam the fools will
try 1t once too often.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-25

BEN BUFFERS influence with the
democrats Of Massachusetts is some
thing remarkable. Notwithstanding
the fact that he captured the dem
ocratic state convention last year and
became its nominee in spite Of the reg
ular leaders, they are now disposed to
take him up in regular order and run
him. AT the election last fall in the
old Bay State, Butler was defeated by
the cooperation Of bourbon democrats
With the republicans. Yet Butler re
ceieved in all 10000 votes. Should he
get the cordial assistance Of the demo
cratic party next time, as he will Ger
tainly get the greenbackers or labor re-
formers, there is every reason to believe
that he will be elected. Long has his
ambition sighted the gubernatoria'
chair of Massachusetts and II he gain.
it, history must score another triumph
for untiring patience, and unconquer-
able perseverance,.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-25

Mr.. BEEcHER's recent spirited char
acterization of that orthodoxy which
seeks his destruction is the most severe
assault he has ever made on the strong
hold of the straightlaced. If it is true
that the orthodox ministers are secret
ly plotting against him, he is right in
calling them assassins. They are pro-
ceeding on the well known principle Of
the Jesuits that 'sthe end justiies the
means" 1t is to be hoped for the sake
Of Christianity that it is not true that
ministers are engaged in so despicable
and disgusting a thing as secretly des-
troying q man. But Beecher has made
his charges, and the circular must be
disproved or disayowed, else silence
will be rightfully construed into con-
scious guilt.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-25
WHAI ARE THE PROTEST

This is the absorbing point that is Of
chief interest In every business trans
action. BY the combination system OF
operating in stocks, Messrs. Lawrence
& Co., Bankers, n. Y, unite the orders
of thousands of patrons, in various
sums, into one immense amount, and
operate them as a mighty whole, thus
obtaining all the advantages of the
largest capitalist and best skill. Profits
are distributed pro rata among share.
holders every month. In this way
large gains are secured in short periods,
and capital from $40 or 915 to $50, 00t
can be used with equal proportionate
success. $50 will make 800 in 30 days
$50 will pay $1,000 profit, or 10 pei
cent. on the stock, and so on, accord
ing to the market. A citizen of Troy,
made 1915. rs on an investment Of $50,
Many customers are doing better. The
new circular has 1.-TWO unerring rule:
for success" and full details so that
any one a operate proftably Stock:
and bonds wanted. Government bonds
supplied. Apply to Lawrence & Co.,
Bankers, 81 Exchange Place, n. Y,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-25


ANN ELzAXX. is not only sincere
in her crusade against polygamy but
she has knack and ability which count:
much against the Mormons. She re.
Gently wrote to President Hayes pro
testing against the pardon of Reynolds,
saying that the triumph Of the Nor
mons would be complete In such event.
81 assert, {" she says, with all due res
pect, that If you pardon this man you
might as well withdraw every United
States official in Utah and give the ter
ritory e to Mormon rule-and ruin.
I sincerely believe that such a course
will render 1t useless to make any fur.
Their attempts under the forms of law
to redeem Utah from her sin and
misery"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-25

Marriages says a GcTInan writer are
usually contracted - crafty one of
three desires, viz. love, fortune OF po-
sition. The man who marries for love,
takes a wife; who marries for fortune,
takes a mistress; who marries for posi-
ton, takes a lady. lie is loved by his
wife, regarded by his mistress, and toll
Grated by his lady. lie has a wife for
himself, q mistress for his household, a
lady for the world and society. His
wife will take care Of his household,
his mistress of his house, his lady of
his appearance. If he is sick, his wife
will take care of him, his mistress will
visit him, his lady inquire after his
health. He takes a walk with his wife,
a ride with his mistress, goes to a par
ty with his lady. His wife will share
his grief, his mistress his money, his
lady his debts. If he dies, his wife
will weep, his mistress lament, and his
lady wear mourning.