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E 1rs Journal. New York: D. AprL

IHe 1rt Journal. New York: D. APPLE
TON 81 co. .z. l3, a..
This excellent work OF art is published
in London and New York, and contains SUI
perior, pictules printed in the, best style,
The themes are selected with fine taste, and
ale common dable for their present interest
or for, their exalted merit as works OF art.
Under the head OF Picturesque 4 melica:' -
the publishers have in recent numbers IS
sued some sketches that were very fine. La
this n great deal Of enterprise and skill were
.displayed,; very much to the qualification OF
people of culture and; refinement: The
publishers are literally planning for in.
creasing the. interest, OF. their Journal. The
illustrated catalogue OF the Paris Interna.
tional Exhibition is given intEe numbers Of
the journal, aud is continued in the Janu'
ary No. .FoLEY's statue OF SroNEW4ALI
JACKSON also appears in the journal. It's
a good season for commencing 'asubscrip.
ton to the journal, which is at the head Oh
fine art in its line in this country; = ~
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a,YDOYLNE.

TYDONlNE, FOE CHAPPEp HAN'''
f,yDONISF. FoR ClIAPPED HAND.
4! CYDO>INE. FOR CHAPPED Mh ,\n,
CYDONlNE, FOR CHAPTER mttSSEES
CYnOSINE,, FOR CHATTER - Mis-
~ CYEONfNE. FOR lHAPPkp q tLIn-
CYDONINE. FOR CHAPftD il.hs,,,g N
This preparation Is unequalled a,st ~ ,r,k.3 >"
pure glscerine. CSC. per bottle '
80 CARDozo. FoUEQUREAN ~.
LEVY BROTHERS.
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CARPETS. CARPETS

We mean to close out the entire stock, aud have
marked prices down TO the lowest notch.
You can now cover your doors " prices so 10" as
TO astoui,h you. e. -. ... t..r.s.,.l ...,.E
Another lot of that OIL-CLOTh one yard wide AT
2Jc. yard s.,. i. .., ...
BUGS very cheap.
Great bargains in COCOA-MATS.
WINDOW SHADES IN great variety, very cheap
ut ~ ~ LEVY BROTHERS.
bargains in ell kinds OF BLANKETS. jl %
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MARRIAGES.

Married. BY the Rev. W. E. Hatcher, at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES parents, til" Sth instant
| r. SMOOT to Miss ANNE E. HALL; all OF fnis
| city. No cards. 49, - -. -,
Married. at the residence of the brides parents,
No 10 east Pratt street. Baltimore. Md. W. GAM
of Richmond, Va. TO Miss REBECCA Dh" ohEf =
No cards, . s#' -. '
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a. e A, Farmer Of, Caroline, will have
learned before now that there is no danger
OF the abolition of the Office Of Commits
sioner' Of agriculture; and win under
stand why we have; not published. bis COM
munication on that subject. a. s;>. 10 .
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M SPECIAL RELIGIOUS SERVICES
will be held every night this week i'll the SECOND
BAPTIST CHURCH, commencing at TX O'Clock. The
pastor, Rev. HENRY MCDONALD. d. D., will preach
cvcly night. Public rda!y invited. -.
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JEwEaIy, &c.

SPECiAL ANNOUNCEM ~ 4 .,T. s 1
y Ny badness. place viii be c!osts AZ! tT,,,n, $50
for my health gu the Sd OF FsaiuarE', 7 -, Mi
elusive that no humbng Is meant ""'' .4t. tI'a
close cot all HE DIAMONDS, Na'cnI' ,l. tIc''r-'
Sacrifices ever known before: to,nS M. t"t J.
asss 10 ioae VIII be at olive tr1iaw sYISsiNth.,
! ii o2-tgeS ~ - ty,t,s, J I, SSas's>t'H,N
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ME- PURE IRISH LINEN sHIET-BO-

NE PURE IRISH LINEN SIIlIsT-BO-
SONS at 1Jc. worth 35c.: a.. ''.. =. x. "..' T.
TIDES 1T l5c worth SOC, at doe. worth 60c at
5Oc. worth 75c., at 60c. worth 81; j. yf; /
BLACK ELASTIC BELTS, with nice b,icklef,.at
Soc would be cheap at 5oc.; / ,s1' ~ ,tt. .
PCRE LINEN tTABLE-CL0TfiS. two yards long,
AT 81 worth 81 so; o.. 49,. .,... ..... i,.;. !
LINEN NAPKINS AT; /, 81 .lS per dozen worth
$780, -, -, ,,,,'..,..-..... .,s;
WOOL TABLE-covERs at 81 worth sI.25:
Great bargains im NOTTINGHAM LACE CUR
r 'rAINS and NOTTINGHAM LACES by the
! ward. at isIa1 -.lt ia -'~'..'1 ..'i''''H So
IN % - ......,. LEVY BROTHERS..
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SPECIAL s;.S i II, s, NOTICES
fgFUR RS! FURs! FURs!
PRICES sfARKED DOWN.
THE STOCK MUST DE CLOSED.

,ss5 49,
Wecxpect to lose seae money. but win do IL rather
than carry the goods oyer for another seasoIis
5fUFFS md COLLARS for $3.50 worth 10;
MUFFS and COLLARS fer 81 worth ga;
MUFFs and COLLARS for SO worth 80;
'MUTEs"and COLLARS FOR 81 worth SO; - 80
MUFFS and COLLARS fer So worth 50;
Genuine blink BOA and MUFF for So worth $40
Genuine MINK afUFF for &5worth 5l5 -,
FUR CAPS ut $3.50 worth So; -
FUR CAPS ut SO worth 81;
FUR CAPS ut 1926 worth So. sSS
Onr whole stock OF FUIS must be closed out at
once SO &c you need anything In that line eau ~
once 1t Ley abholdCAp.
Raro,ins In BLANKETS. ~ ja 22
1. Rlr CLOAKS! CLOAKS! CLOAKS
CIOAKSLToo many on hand. They must be
sold so we make great reductions III prices
50 CL0SI{S sold fer s6;.E
SO CLOaKS,sold for ST; ,.r,,,r..l /
stt@ '.'si sI2 CLOAKS sold for So: ~
!, - s15 CLOAKS sold Tor SO;
aIEns $50 CLoAIlS sold for 512; -,
~ 10 - .25 CLOhKS sold for a15. n -
.CHrLDEEN'S CLOAKS will be sold for about half
s3I -.ts.r@rt &f-t% price: ~ -fS.'@A- !.
IN CHILDREN'S CLoAkS at $3.50 worth 81
CHILDREN'S CLOAkS at SO worth 80; isaI
=, CHILDREN'S CLOAKS at $3.50 worth $3.50 !;
CIILDREN'S CLOAKS at 81 worth Sc; .ssg, .
CHILDRES'S CLOAKS at So worth So. 5..,.
Remember that we iutcnd selling every cloak we
have on hand, aud will sell them ut less Than COST
Ia % LEVY BROTHERS! +
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nj BROCHE ST AWLS!

-..... ..-...., .. BROCHE SIlAWLS!
Having n few very the BROCHE SHAWbS on
hand which we wish to dispose OF we: viii sell
SIAWLS at $40 worth $50; SHAWLS ut $50
worth So. These are positive bargains, and
those In want can make great save. t....t
We also Offer a large assortment Of BLACK CASH
MERE and MERINO SfIAWTs, and 4 large
stock OF NCY:sHaWLS: all OF which viii be
: sold very cheap 1T
b, - G'>HNT: .,E LEVY BROTHERS.
, Bargains In all kinds OF BLANKETS. il 22
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layos nearly lei MI toget nee
with The vast cost Ia nianag eras1is and re-
uaira and 10 interest thas, comp pounded, at
present would reach the amount n nearly 9 9.
hundred and fity.millious Of dollars. The
vast amount invested III ssbe easas not on'y
proioag The siTeto give il g saiE ial,1sat
disabled Virginia to make any movement 70
change her condition for the better. Yet
wnen fne aBso!utcls hopeless condition OF
tae canal became d convictions the siurnr.Y'
from water to rafi. If deprived by Its taTdi.
ness 81 the claim to ssagiity,' 2 was as com.
piete as possible. The San was not risen sen
during The long and anxious period Of ex-
pertinent with water. We hope it Will give
all tie assistance itcan in repairing tue Tor
tunes OF the, Gommonweaithsby a.raiiwas 10
IIteutof the waterway w ich7ias brought tne
| old Dominion 50 near dissolution. ~.
we commend the sen for its good s sense lse
|yitb regard to tie public debt. Its ADVICE
concludes thus:s 16 ;9ES ssif !
LET ne, creditors be met In spirit OF can.
dor and nesty, and let no partisan leader
dare oba.y1et I'M any way harmonious set
element OF this much exed question. y = /
4
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Having n very large line Of CASsIyr...
WHITE and C0LORED FLANNELS RITE ,"fN
ETS, QEILTS., SKIRTS, SHAWI.s. cipp,,t".-
&c., We VIII giye extra bargains In them :
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The Hirsiaia Ltae ,Jo'trsat. for january y
|. contains many reports OF interesting cases
The, Supreme Court. Of the United: States,
the Supreme Court OF Appeals OF Virginia,
and tae Supreme Gourto OF Appeals q West e
Virginia, are all represented There are
besides, other interesting articles. j. W
RANDOLPH &! ENGLISH, publishers. 5S'i
the valuable opinions is that u ~
the Tennessee case tn',swhich we last week wee
reier1rie,d Judge HpdHEs. II, goes to the full
extent stated in our. article. 1T is worthy
theattention Of every lawyer. We quote
one very remarkable sentence. After say
ing that il the notes had been issued in aid
or the rebellion, different question would
have been presented for decision, the court
alludes to the point raised that the notes
were used to support the rebel government
OF Tennessee, and says .,l.. 9I!5 s.cl5.i
81" If this were so, it would still remain
that the; State government was necessary to
the good order OF society, and that Ii, its
proper. functions 1T acas right that itshould
be supported.H aIra 5s5& ~
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Our stock Of BLACK CASIiMgREs and r,,,.
'ALPACAs. &C.. Is complete and we ask .i'>'
our stock before purchasing. Gail and loo. .,
Csc. BLACK ALL-WOOL CAsaMErE H'
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Great reduction III CL0AKS: CL0AXs w.,
s22 at SIT, worth s1S at s13. wor:h :!j,,:,'
worth 50 al 81, worth SC ut -. '''
Dom, fail to give rs a call or rL0iK>. ,.l.-
stock l. large, our 81 yies the best and Ilc., ar
prices the lowest 10 suit any one. We ha,p ,,..
fill line Of FIGURED and PLAIN Er,t,,.
CLOTHS. WATERPROOF CLOTHS. &c., ~ w.
low prices.
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OFFICE CITY FIRE INSURANCE CoAlPASI.l
4. :. -. RICHMOND, VA. january IL, 1879.
Fs7HE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
1 OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS COM
PASY wiu be held at he oifce Of he cOmnany on
The 2STII JANUARY, 1879. AZ IL AZ
In li-rJa2S +. y. MEADE. Secretary.
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gpECT.sG NOTICES
~S--I--- -s - - : 1-- - "
FGT,TME NEW YEAR IJ1C- -

EaD-THEs NEW YEAR Has -.
The old ycsr las gone, speci--paynen,, h,r. ~
resumed, and the cold weaihe- |, here. C., ~
THALHIMEE BGoTHEes, col .yroafs,r.., "'''
forward to Offer to their many friends srG
extra Inducements, In order 10 roIuro ,,.,. '''f
mefise stock Of goods CT hand '"'
$50 pieces DRESS GOODS from 10 10 20,
duced from fifteen 10 twenty per ceu, Il, "'t -
.,.. 10 close them out: 'F'"r
,A'fnh line Of nli colored SILKS and sATISq -.
~ aud WoKSrEDt PRINCES, BUTTON ~"
= sindsa very low prices.
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sEEETFNGS.

MASONIC NOTICE Tho MEM. &
I'VE bers, of JOPPA LODGE. No. 40 viii Xxx
attend stated communication At st. -tloan'sh " \
Hall THIS Crhursday) EVENING At G O'Clock.
Members of sister lodges and visiting brethren are
Invited 10 be present. II. ..... .'-#i. ~
Dy order OF The ". M
81 r. -" WILLIAM J. RTDDICK.
!. ia 23-ltk Isl .. ri. ....E..s . Secretary.
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OFFICE i,IcIiSioSD RAILWAY COMpANI,l
~. = RICHMOND, obituary 1S. 1879. !
ATOTICE.-The ANNUAL MEETING
~ OF the STOCKHOLDERS Of This company
viii be held on MONDAY The l7tll OF February.
1879, TT their Office, Leigh street west o. Adams
III ~ O'Clock NJ. &. W .h-DRoP,
II, ! s. G NJ E,rnyu '-' Secretary.
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Mr.. FOWLER offered the following:
ReSolred by the House of Delegates. That
q special committee, to consist OF nine mem
bers Of the House, be appointed to revise
and embody in one act the fees OF the clerks
OF circuit and county courts, sheri(fs, con-
stables, commissioners OF the revenue, coro-
ners. and justices OF the peace. with view
to uniformity and convenience, as we'll as
the reasonable and proper amounts OF said
fees. ,...s..... .........- ....l..,g -...f:
On motion OF Mr.. LACY the "clcrks OF
the Court Of Appeals y, were added. III
On motion OF Mr.. DICKINSON, OF Russell.
commissioners in chancery ",were added.
- The resolution was then agreed to. 49,.
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THE RAILROAD BILL.

| L. -
out the following words in the fifth sub
division of the first section :: To he by her
received as compensation for her 1.-THE
State's1 preferred stock in the james River
and Kanawha Company The effect OF
this amendment. he claimed, was to make
the default OF 100000 q penalty, and to
give the railroad company no interest in the
stock OF the canal company now owned by
the State. ..@ -
In case these words were stricken out Mr..
BERNARD proposed to offer the following
amendment to Il subsequent section:
Strike out all OF the eighth subdivision
| OF section l after the word (which !" in
fourth line, and insert in lieu thereof the
Following: ',Tbe works. property, and
franchises OF the James River and Kanawha
1 Company are hereby authorized to be con.
yeyed. 4 failure to build said railroad
within the time aforesaid, or failure to
maintain the same when built, shall work Il
forfeiture OF said works, property, and
| frunchi:es, and also OF the works, property,
! and franchises OF said railroad company to
!. said James River and kanawha Company !;
4 provided, however, that such forfeiture
Shall not prejudice the rights Of any credi-
tor Of said railroad company, and upon such
! forfeiture said james River and Kanawha
slrestored as q corporations, with all OF Its
rights, privileges, aud franchises just az
they existed at the date OF the passage OF
l this act" 80 - T..
T. Mr.. BOcocK, on behulf OF the Committee
on Roads and Internal Navigation, sub
mitted a substitute for the whole bill, being
1 the bill.under consideration amended as. to
1.-The yerbiage OF the paragraph authorizing
= the State proxies to vote for the contract,
4 md including the following language: ell
1 the canal from. Columbia, in Fluvanna conn
4 ty, to- the first locks, above Stiilman's Mills
.ton the river, shall be discontinued. at any
time, said railroad company shall, within
ninety DAYS after said discontlnuance, bulld
a branch OF the road along the line OF sale
!, Riyanna river from Columbia to the locks
i aforesaid" striking out The words lin DEFER
Hence TO Manchester) requiring the company
n in connection with the maintenance OF tht
.lidocks, " to strengthen and enlarge the pre-
N sent structures to meet any Increased De
!. mand for water-poWer," ana changing sec
ton to read AS follows: Upon the ma
| conveyance Of the property o. Tue james
4 River and Kanawha Company 10 the Rich
[ mond and Allegheny Railroad Company
! therein contemplated, the contract. DetWeel
[ The, State and the James River and kanaWh!
4 COMPANY for the use OF convict labor shall
{ cease and determine, and the conYlcts thel
T in the employ Of the said company shau D
returned to and delivered to the .Superin
n tendent OF the Penitentiary.
!. Most of these amendments are include
| iii the railroad bill as printed by the Senate
& Mr. FICKLN gave some history OF to
bill, ant arsued earnestly against the amend
: nlfei,t pronosed by Mr., BERSARD. lie Shove
II TINT Tie, hill had been most thoughttull
BY the stoeShalderss rspt esslS
. tee On Roads and D.ternal Npyigatie aap
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HIS MONUMENT.

Senator Chambers last speech, which
was delivered in Chicago, on Friday
night last, was a most brilliant one.
It was reported in full in the later
Ocean, and makes most entertaining
reading. Zach was introduced as the
''stalwart of stalwarts," aud he did
not disappoint his auditors. He
showed the mission Of the republican
party; how 1t fulfilled everything ever
promised by 1t, and how that it had
new destinies, and should be continued
in power. The entire speech was full
Of force and fire, and the speaker
seemed TO be at his best. There was
certainly no indication in the speech,
IS reported, of failing energy. Those
who listened to the impossioned elo.
quence, little dreamed that ere the NOR.
rows sun had risen, the speaker would
be cold In the embrace of death.
Senator Chandler died In harness.
He died fighting in that glorious cause
which had been the ambition of the
last years Of his life to sustain. He
was one Of the founders and up-build.
ers and pillars Of the republican party,
and certainly that Is a grand monu.
ment for any senator or any man..
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=

Canada's asinine policy respecting
the restriction on cattle from the United
States is being d~eservedly condemned
all e the country. The st. Louis
Globe Democrat says Of 1t: mo In
stance is quoted where pleuro-pneumo-
mia has ever been introduced among
Canadian herds from the states. Yet
last February the dominion govern
ment established IN imperative an un-
qualified embargo against American
cattle. This prohibition was to contin-
ne for three months. At the end Of
that period 1t vas renewed, and is still
in operation. How irrational 1t is may
be. conceived from the fact that what
principally suggested 1t was the news
that pleuro- pneumonia had been dis
covered among some American cattle
which had been landed at Liverpool.
and from the further fact that there is
no embargo against cattle from England
or the continent. A member Of the
Ontario parliament is under bonds to
answer for a violation of this law by
smuggling cattle from the states into
the dominion. He had simply pur-
chased a couple of high-priced short
horn heifers in Chicago and transferred
them to his Canadian farm for breed
ing purposes. The raising Of fancy
cattle is one Of Canada's leading inter-
ests. BY pursuing the policy of arrest
and punishment she is harming herself
much more than she is annoying us.
Were there need for any embargo at all,
three months out Of the year, at most,
would the period when danger
could reasonably be apprehended from
this source, especially in the cases Of
cattle imported from those parts of
this country where pleuro-pneumonia is
not known to exist.n
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SUCCESS IN THE s1ock maRKEr

Few people understood how large for
tunes are amassed so rapidly In stock
operations. Messrs. Lawrence s. Co.,
Bankers, N. Y, have just published
two unerring rules for SUGGEST and
full details, so that any one can operate.
Mailed free. Their new combination
system of dealing in stock is wonder
fully profitable. By this method thou
sands Of orders, In various sums, are
pooled into n immense capital, and
co-operated as a mighty whule, thus
securing to each shareholder all the
advantages Of vast and best skill. pro-
fits divided every 80 days. Sl5 would
make s76 profit, 800 would return 81
000, or 10 per cent. on the stock in
the month, and so on, according to the
market. A New York Fashion Edi-
tress and prominent newspaper CORES
pendent. made over 375 per cent. profit
on an investment, Oct. 9th 1878. Many
others are doing as well or better.
Large or small amounts can be used
with equal proportionate success by
this system. All kinds Of stocks and
bonds wanted. Government bonds sup
piled. Apply to Lawrence & Co.,
Bankers, 81 Exchange Place, N. Y.
City.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-05

I'm shocked. That's what / am
shocked" This is the way tie lord
mayor of London dropped into "Pina-
fore" ut the session of his court yes
terday at the mansion house. The
things which shocked his lordship were
some photographs OF Zulus, exhibited
10 shop windows It is difficult to de-
termine whether the austere guardian
Of London's morals was shocked at the
nude In art or the nude in nature. The
Zulus who had the misfortune to be
put into photographs were decently
habited, but not, Of course, clothed and
disguised as to their identity with the
consumate art aid the yoluminousness
which characterize the civilized man.
1t must have been, then, the nude in
nature that his lordship objected to.
But II his W apparent ground, that
the nude in art formed the windmill
against which he tilted with his virtu-
lance, be correct, what is to be
said OF the many photographs of theat-
ricai beauties which ~captivate the
heart OF the young London swell whose
manhood has begun to dawn upon him
with overwhelming GRANDEUR At all
events, when Alderman Nottage, who
ba director of the London stere
. Photographic company, which
printed the obnoxious photographs.
rose TO reply to some offensive re.
marks made behind his back by the
lord mayor, the latter silenced him and
ordered his arrest when he attempted
to proceed, and eventually the court
broke up amid cries of s'Shameln and
cheers and Kisses and groans and other
excited evidences Of the general disgust
with the officials conduct.
Ny lord "donatesn himself too freely
he shows that be Isn't exactly used to
this thing Of having wonderful power
OF authority without knowing what to
DO with 1t. virtuous indignation how
ever. rather becomes a mayor. At all
events a modest mayors a novelty.
Let US appreciate his lordship for this
virtue at least, If we can't for.his fool
lab outbnrst at the Zulu photooranbs
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-05

JUDGE BELFoRD's mining bill has
many good features, but it also has
some that are decidedly Objectionable.
1t will scarcely pass in its present shape.
One provision is that a miner must
prove up his claim in ninety days. The
effect Of this would be to prevent poor
miners from realizing OIL their discov-
cries. On the other hand, rich corpo-
rations could come in on the expired
claims, relocate, and, by the aid of ma
chinery, do the necessary work.
There is much objection made to the
bill on this account. and 1t is probable
that this feature will be annulled.
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A Blockade That should be RaIsed,

The egress from the system OF waste ma
terial through the natural channels should
be rendered free, without loss OF lime, when
a bloch ade Is produced by nn attack OF con
~stipation. a disorder which II It becomes
c~hronic,ts productive OF serious bodily mis-
.hief. ~Jaundice. severe headaches, nausea,
malady mentioned. all indicate that the
bouily functions are materially interfered
W tn. hostetter's Bitters IL particularly
tho habit OF bods perfectly regular. It is q
mediciee greatly TO be preferred 10 DIR istic
cnthartic-, which are well calculated 10
drench. but unhappily also TO weaken tho
lntestines. We say u~nbappily. since such
medicines are the mvorite resource OF many
the most trivial occasion and greatly TO their
discomfort and injury.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-05

AGE dims not the mind of that won
derful man Of literature, Victor Hugo.
At the supper recently given to cele-
brate the M hundreth representation
of ''Notre Dame de Paris,' he said, in
his grand style: ''It is literature that
makes nations great. 1t is by Homer
and Eschylus that Athens exists. it is
by Tacitus and Juvenal that Rome
dominates; it is by Rabelas, Moliere
and Voltaire that France reigns. Three
cities only in the name of history de-
serve the name Of urbs. which seems to
sum up at q given moment, the whole
Of humor and intelligence. Those
three cities are Athens, Rome and
Paris. The whole of Italy is expressed
in the word Dante; the whole of Eng
land In the word Shakespeare.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-05

Mr.. TALMAeE is a highly sensation
al preacher. This is the last sermon
Ishall PREACH" he declared in the
Brooklyn Tabernacle on Sunday even
Ing. The sensation which followed
turned to laughter as Talmage contin-
ued: $50 Christian Evans said on the
90th of June, 1887
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-05

vigor, loss OF memory. muscular weakness,
structure. gieet- secondary syphilis, urinary
and kidney complaints, Bright's disease,
removal OF tnpe worm,
The doctor also Prepares the = Haryeyan
Chill and Mountain Fever Cure, and certaio
Blood Cpre,ny price BOO each, or six bottles
for $500. eoid by druggists.
tor free consultation and treatment sent
nee ftom observ alton to guarantee q cure,
must confdentially address ar call ON
FLATTEkY. NJ. D..
One OF the World CHI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
T. o. box l02. Cheyenne. Nyoning. Once
opposite Inter Dcenn Hotel.
- Tmde-mark Of his matchless Harveyan
observation-disclosures OF the celebrated Harvey.
difcoverer OF the circulation or be blood.
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