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general Nrauf.
Sas Gi,Se Ses 9saassell=ssanSom'Sd)e.e
WtprSuruseifcS.

9Sol B oro', N.=6., %. Sft.-@eitern
fam Der Bro5eB ipe9en oes Susseaz oauion's
i9en 0torbes, Der fid) in 1874 IN Srooffielo
erei9nete, in Oergta9nlittagSFeung 6es @ountg-
@eritts in Siiipee gum Sdlluiie. 0as @e<
itdnoniB oes 6auptihulOtgeu @barleS IS.
@oot, Der iif DeS OtorOeS 5tueittn @rabes
i9uloig befannte, muroe bonn StaatSanpalte
acceptirt, uno 9iidter 9oe biftirte linn bic
b06ite bonn @elebe ueror6nete Strafe, nGmlt6
orelBtgidbrige 5aft I'M StaatsgefdngniB. Man
ipiro iid eriunern, Dap Bll3Sell, Der alS Gon>
plice ii6 al benz Moroe betbeiligte, am TO-
Suli 3. S. in Concord sebdngt tporoen 1T.
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@or etneut h5bereu sitd,ter.

bieiigen @efangniiie befinoli6e Soicp6 8ein'
itetn, iplher ipegen Sddnoung eincs tleinen
OtdOd)ens gum Sooe perllrtbeilt mar, lit beretts
Dor ben bDbuen Gi9ter bernien tuOrDen, obne
DaB eS ba5u Der Sauo beS SenterS beburft
hattie. SON Dem Sage an, al8 Der NtDrper
Sobniou icinem 2eben lelbit ein @nbe geiua9t,
idten Seinitein alle 8aiiuug perloreu gu babcn
uno iteAte in iiberral6euoer gSeiie babin. Sc
tern friib fano i'm Sderiff 0ic@oman I'M
Sterben liegeno in leiner 3elle, unc iein SOB
trat ein nod ebe Der Sag gu @noe 9ing SeiH<
ltetn mar 81 Sabre alt uno i'll Deuti4lano ges
hnreif
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gfott,en.
san, sletia,s.aan & soa,p's wrehbefe.

Wdf, .SIciIajEi.aNN & 0oMp'a WrcHbefe.
Compressed yeast).
90 lnan entbett bat, bab piele gad1abmunaen uns
5erer 9efe h i'm Diarfte teIinben, 10 bat aQe ddte
FreBheTe unieres S5abrifates auf iebem Bafete ben
Nainen unierer SirlHa. aGe anberen iinb Rod1ab=
munssn.
Ban nsrian3e Don ieinem Grocer @aiI, ssIeifd
ast'Ra T. 1oa,T'5 ssrsijbefs. &dslib friid,!
'Faout@oepot: Sit. "a, Toro=Gutaspss strake.
(9fdrii5,1O 2. u. Bennett, Geld)ditsIabrer.
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&ent1tfn'cr eSuifis.
ftmf0llc 1tttO 0er0rc d,eat

&tnctnnatt tt, D., %. Sftbr.-Oer brel.
sebujabrige Sranf Wtorris puroe porgeltern
BON ieirsm elDdbrisen Srllber GbarlsD erid)oiz
len, tpdbrenb bielelben auf elmer Sarm in Der
gfdbe pon @beiuiot, g., iagteu. Die Snaben
maren bon ibrem Snfsl bsaleitet uno gerietben
tpsgen bes 8eiees elmer Slinte in Streit. Sb
Der Sfub 3lifdllig ober abiid)tltd abgeieuert
1T, rperB man nidt. Srant puroe perbaitet
uuo miro beute Na6mittag ein &erb6r 5l be.
iteben baben.
@ainsoille, Ssr., %. Sftbr. Nentou
Smltb, peid)er in Derytdhc bon Oerter ipobHtc,
tpltrDe, alS er nad Srnfslmsrben in iein !Saus
5uriiffcbrte, bon einen IfDroer an9efallen uno
ourd) stpDif Wleiierlttd)e nerluunbet. Gr lebte
nom slpsi StltnOen uub Iagte lpabrenb berielz
ben aus, ber IngriH Jet bon ietnem S6pager
periibt moroeu.
Scene, N.<S., %. Sftobsr. - s. @.
Dodge, Geo. q. Spencer nnb @ibeon Zee itno
Inter Der anflage oerbaftet porSen, oiesDtoroer
sluan 8. Solter's 3u iein, lpetder e1t %, Dtai
1876 i'll oieer Stabt get0ptet lpuroe.
SanSran5isco, %. Sftober. = Sc.
6. gforton, ipeld)er erlt Dor allrSem ais sgent
elmer SEEM Dorfer Srma bier anfam, eri6oB
iiG beute i'm Balace- ce-5otel." Wtan glaubt,
SaB Der Selbitmorb Dur9 perln9liitte Spefll'
latlonen perrrlad)t serroe.
Cincinnati, 23. Siteber. - Sern1ann
Shat:sir, 8srfdufer in einem @lleriipaereu-
laoen, murbe beute friib nit 5eridmettertem
Sd)doel am Sube elmer Sreppe in ietner sSob=
nuug an Der Dtaiuitrabe allfgefunben. @tau
pernlutbet, oaB er lpdbrenb Der Nadt in Der
3runfenbeit Die Sreppe binabitiirsts.
Dfiobleto D n, gf.>2., %. Oftober. -
@ine Srau g. q. @alomel uno tire Sd).pe
iter 6ram GbaritD older fubren seitern NIT ei.
mem gSa9en na6 Otonticello, nm ben Mtann
Der @riteren 81 beluden, ipelder i'm @efGng=
niiie BON Sullioan- -Souutp iibt. Sim ytad)z
nlittage fubrem iie iuieber rad Sauie ab unb
am Nbenoe rpuroen bebe Sraueu ais Qeiden
neben Dem nnissItiirSten gSagen geillnoen. 0as
Coroner bat iid mad benz g6anplate bes I'M
faaes bsgeben, I'm cine llnterinduus anSu-
Sfeffpu
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9as Gf,Se ei,,es Sr,,nfenhatas.

friib murba Die aeid)e bon Ilsrarber amos,
eiues 6O=iabri9en Maanes, ber III ytr. IA,
SpencerItrabs, pobntc, i'm 6enlrsr ieineS
ssobusimmsrs einse5mangt gtfuuoen. 0er
untsre Sbeil oeS aDrpers blng mad auBen be-
runtsr, mdbreuo Sopf uno Sberleib ild) inner,
balb pes sinluegs befanoen. augeni6einli6
bate Der Seritorbene, toelher ZEN G.rurfe farf
ereeben par, ben 8erln1 gentadt, 'alS er an
0ieaitas ahenp betiufsbrenb Die Sanstbiir
uid)t SfInen fpunte, eurd,'S Senfter einsuitei=
gen, nobel Der untsre Ibeil oes Saicbeien~
tiers ibm auf bic aiitte oes Sbrpers iItl unS
Inn eirffa,1,ff1tp
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2 Naine's 9alle, 8
5k G6e oct SaItinpreifrabe uno Bot. Z 3
~ SfSice<9spcttiic, k--nA

A SfHeessucnuc. ErA
Jiaine's sroBe uub Heine Safe, Gde Der 8ot
morefroBe unb 8oI>Offce= =sloenue, i'm OltteIpuntt
Der 6taot selesen, lit 6eonbers empebenspcrtb fin
eon3ertc, Bale, SairS, $orIeiun8eu 1t. {. 10
Die afutt Der sroBen Saae tuirb pon teiucr anOere
9a1s Der Stabt ibertroffen.
anflcibe', Speiiez unb 8dfet= =2ofaIe, 8hd)e II. No.
gtan meIoe ii bel benz Sonitor ober in Der @rpeots
tt OFT os. 81. (27-)
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Baltimore 9ire )a|urans O1itt
auj Der
Gubmca= GGs berS rSnutb= II. Watcrjtr.

s-:U:-
Geit mebr, ais einein beihen Sahrbunber etabltrt,
reriier sesen 8erluit obsr Sea- ibigun9 bur1 Beuer
in ber Stabt ober au benz 2aRoe aas ale arten bon
@iSenthum.
8iee geiellibat felt aud immexpkhrenbe
Der permanente BoItcen aus.
gSut. .. &.arrtich, Srdfotni.
Giseftarium:
DeriS 9. @ilIon, 9. s.. geipcomef,
ssranes :. Sing, SrnGe 6orluiB,
Demrp Carroll, gB. So. SaSlor,
2sm. s. glgne, G5eorae s. SoarriIon,
.. pom aaph YIN. 6. Bennington,
8. Hooert SenfiHs, .. 4lbert 8iGers,
Is. Niorton Stemart, Dfenoes Cohen,
Samlel S. George, Jun.
{ssuuifs-f) vt. IL. Surd,. gstr.
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t.alldl TITO GNanr.

gSr la'icn ans W, Jlaopap's @66onSIuno it6er
g'traHFbctt mo ocr5n san" nat)itebeuoen auSsaq
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Sou 0em 9a@t3> S0mrloip gGcee.
@tne @mPtsbI"as BOA 81. gla0spa0's u. 81. o.
&eiImittcin, ',a@ acAriaBg;acm GiebFanae
oerIel9cu.

gtel0= y Oft, l. s}0llNlI 1917.
gEertber Sen! r!-Seitmebrcrcn ja6rtn idougebraud5e
i 5bre MeoHtHen. 2uGn9S belye l 3r5eiiel in oerei
gSirtfamteit 6ob ebod crfdGtal mln Sic Qtci s,irs
tungen oerielben nit gCtrlugn, inb lest balte i'd eS
nidt nilr iGr meine Pbt, ionOeru cs madt mir o1dr
reuoe, ben yatBcn, ben Oieidblu mir g.6radt 6antz
6ar anSucrtenuen. Gas g:eGoD Better F5RHtc mint
6eiier be5eiCbnet Der0eH, ais our ieiHen lncn ggr
opp!i3ren oaielbe b1ufJ uno iiEoel d unieDl6ar oe
periprohene StnoeruAJ. GhtIHgspou
WI Or. Jfaowag. -SbHrlpiu gSeeo.
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0lr. 255.
@e(unOGeit tft 2setdjt6mrt!
@cSttnoGeit 0eS &6rpcrs tit SseiG,s
t3ttn fir Oen Octia.
9snOaO0D'S
SariapQri(lQz zNeiOlbeut.

9feine5 Slut erjeu9t sciuuocs Slcd. itarfe Gnoten
uno etne flare oGu 9Ser ieftes yciiG 9eiunoe ano>
weh o9ne NnodeHraB uno eincu uelcn Ieint III 6a6en
ipanllt, Der 9t0rauhe 9iaomoo $ SGrlapGrtI=
liam J(tIUIucHt.
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Sal5amB.

OaS GebeH etne galt IN 6Olge Der ourd) 6iele
id]redIlde SraufAett ptruriad)ten QeiOen.
80. QBeets & y o tier Uteine Seyren! Bite
9ensbmsen Sic lnenen berIIttttn 9anf ir bic grobs
lebr 9ro5e gBobbat, iuclhe mir ourb ben Gje6raudJ
5bres U u ttcura ju Sbtil muroe.
Sel ben lsstsn at ooer neun 5ubren mar i'd BON Ter
ihrsfltfsn &ranfbelt 8equalt, wee ais SaljHuB be.
fannt III.
Utonats lang mar i'd biIRos, tas 2eben iel6F mar
mir elne aalt. SD bare nes sebraubt, mag Meoiim
beiBt innetltd nno auBerlid. ooufunoig obne Grio0
Metne 9dnoe paren in 9reuidem 3afanos. unu ole
obere Seite oapon 9arB rau os fam I aul oen eoans
Ten. Guttcurd iu ptriuten
Sd that 10. uno ebs oa sB lpar, aIs udre etn gB:i
Der an mir benrtt lporoen; 6enn d tam reIdporen
oaB nab bttimaIi9em Sebraude oeIclben n!.ins
Sanle 10 jart paren, ME Die zines rrleetortnen
&inoes.
SD ese Ooraus, baf es Sunoerte--rpenn mint Z II.
lenoe--at t, melpe einen 3uauD tannttl. 8leueidt
iinb lnter lbuen @nige, psite nit Gbutd]cn geioen
bsbattet no; loenn 10, m6tte i'd buen ral5Gn, Gutt
curd 3u probren.
Wttt bsiiem Dante Jbr
y. .. Bdter
3tdet.Agent Der IS g. U. R. a.
. etro t.9unPtion, Detroit Yt9, rtn
30. Sanuar 1879,
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Scr S,ttrcsSs.s,uet.

Sntro, yttb., %. Dtt. = 0er n6rOlid)e
:3peig beS Sutro-ElinlteiS lit iudbrellb ocr
lebtsu ilebeu Sage lnl ellie -0iitauS Don 10 SuB
blrd alB,roroentlli bartes @tltelu Dorgcriidt.
@eibTes gsiteiu rommt gum SOrih,iH, uuo
Der Sortgaag Der slrbcit lplro uerbaltniBniBia
nrij2ar ,n9rhpr
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Qphpr-QcfScft

mnb 9D8pepiie bebanoelt nit hem 9tcioloent.
Der Batient ninImt 81 Bfuub Su nad)
Dem @ebraude einer eiil3igen Slaihe.
9eber6ei6peroen unb 0pspepie, per6unoen nit one
nen gBunben on Der einen Seite netnes Nadens. Eie
aerste, uelhe mid 6ebanbeIten. baen mir nidt; mas
i9 eien motte, bei6Derte mid; alles @eo, oaS if
btepe9en aus9ab, mar ue9geuorfen. SD iiel BON 179
auf 1872 BIuno. @nolid3 perIudte i'd SIR 5ieolpenti
g bali mir lofort, uno i4 nabm an elmer e39 6iaz
6e un ftin1 uno elm baIb Bfuno Su. Da5 Otttte er>
fa1t feline Auf9o6e, unb i'd netee mid an beiielbe
balten. S55r er9ebeniter
eo5o6n s., Gop,
Nr. Ala, gpahafbsglpenue RbirSnn an
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Sas gelbe syteber+
Der erlebnte s5rpit enSlid) e.nsstrcten.- Der

DC MT is, Ssn1., 23. tober.-aeine
nel1en Grfranf1ngen iino bis bsute Dtittaa eiil.
setreteu. ;3ruei Yatienteu S. .. Gouaipap
llno $. @. @rupper-iinb leit lestern 8eri6te
Der Seude erlegel. 0as 8etter 1T fiibl unO
nm llbr beute iriib mar oas thermometer
bis auf 4s @rao gefallen. slus Soref=@itp,
arf., uurben ianerbalb Der letten As StunOen
lpeoer nsue aranfbeits-, nod SoOesfdlle &C.
nlelDet.
Otempbis, Gem, 23. Sftober, slbenos.
-g}ur cine @rfranfung purOe beute auge5eigt
nno ein Batient, nGmlid) 'Sr. Soiepb 9tiitel,
iit leit letteul Serid)te geiorben. 9llle 9ln3ei=
6sl Ssutsn a,if ilarfsn 6r0it loibrsro Der be
falte gSitteruns fortoauert, 10 miro Die Sani.
tdtsbeb0rbe ben abiuelenDen geipobnern ON
Sonntage anfiinOi9eu, bab iie obne @efabr Sll=
ritdfebren tDnnen, poran89elebt, baB fie ibre
gSDbuunaen ariiublid rGud1eru ultb ueutiItreu.
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BURNETT's EAU DE COLOGNE erbtclt bic
bOdite Brdnlie III Der Centennial 9lusitelluuQ.
@8 it unerreif)t in Oteidtbum unO 3artbttt
Oe8 gSoblgerlIbs. (2(p.l.-I.0D
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A5panGutftnuaea.

@t retown, ST., %. Sftbr. - S. gS.
Sisbee's gSobnbaus nnb fiinf Sdaunen ipllr=
ben in persansener Nadt bur6 elm bon Sranb=
fttftern algelegtes Seuer 5erit0rt. Serlult
$4,000; Serit6erun9 $4,000. .3tuei Mdllner
puroen wdbrenb oeS Sranoes 10 iflper perz
lest, paB man penig Soffnuug auf ibre Set
tung begt.
Cincinnati, %. Sttober.-0as slueiz
itDdige @ebdilbe ytr. 1893, Siueitrabe, in mel
dem iid Wtidael Saud's Sienlapen befano,
ipurbe beute friib our6 einsn Sranbitiitcr aH=
9e3iinbet uno brannte nieoer. Die i'm oberen
Stodwerfe wobnenOe 6au1ilie entging MIR nit
fnapper 9totb bein Sobe. Ser 8erluIt betrd9t
$4,000, uno bic Ssrii6erung $1,000.
&e:stmGp'cr Suitts.
@ragion, aD., %. Sftober.-3wsibu1-
bert Seluafinete eribie1leu in Der 0iadt bonn
leeten Montage in Martinsbllrs, @lliott=Gp.,
erbra6en Oas 9sfdngniB, bentddtigten itd)
Slp.ier @eiaugensu, Stamens Sobn gB. &enoel
unb gSm. WcDtillau, uuo bangten iie an
einem Saume i'll Der gtdbe bss @efdngniiies
auf. 2ie beioen @ebdrgten maren ais WGt=
slisber elmer beriidti9ten Serbre9erbanoe be-
FAINT
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Gs heilt in tirIeiter 3et SenIen, alie uno ofiene
gBunben SUDDEN &rdbe unb anoere osrartise Affetio.
men mel4e Wtanten lett 9ebensleit semartert babfn
n9tbuung. IS betlt Branos nno Sdnittpnnotn
sdmdrsn uno 5innen; es beilt aue trdBartissn Aus.
lala9e Der pautuno aue 4ftetttonsn Der SOpfbaut nit
stnlhuB oes Ausfulens Ger Saare. Seineseeitbtn
mar ntemas juoor oen inteliasnsien aerJhn 6Ctaunt
81 bat etne Iae giTtbGltt9er UtitteI usragt; ieus
3ulammenIebun uno bic Irt eiutr NnDenoung Itno
ooaitdnotg uno eine formtte umpdjuna aues friiber
Sa9eueiensn, uno ,s beuerfTeItgt 6e 6ciIuug elmer
leoen auBersn Iiftttion. Sbn leilet uislhen 8ei.
uano in ieeem Stadium bic @uttcuras 9 lie
uelte etnereis tbutldlid Elm 0enitte anoCrerieits
aber 5uge6 bic angenebmls. lupbliedlenofe uno or.
rti6tnofte 3otletten' Babe uno gBai6sSeife it, pe
d. erifttlt.
@uttcura Re ioIoent, rtn eetualtaes U&ftteI
fir Ylut-Jteinisuns uno snuIirun9 Der 9eber, Iout
9enomnen per en- sur 9eutraliitruug unb @nirerilnq
BON 8iItilofen i'm 8Iute, oeranlaFt ourp Stloubeln
8rebs, malartbe ooer anitedenoe &rantbetsr luelde
oann arantbetsn Der Saut uni 0ss Stalps bef0rcern
uno erbalten.
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Gufgelsss iseg Oem Utitte,i
nnufEs ner AprnrnfrTife =.
bolta'iae etertrtEdse
spitaiter.

refioratirea 4seus GIsfristdt uuo bsn esilrdtiaen
G.genihaftea unierer etseHen ouhgen Saiame uuo
5td3tsn. Str frante nEe ipDade eun9en pstItlopftn
bss T,a9eus uno Der Seodrme, Rbeumatisnus gsu.
saisia ue 2sHosnstt llno lie oes bsle WttteI tn osr
gBeIt
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Rr. Ala, Iatafbastpepue, gbicGso, Sd, "
ben ID. December 1873.

ertung.- Safe du6erier phpiijber
Sbpdde ober penn man Die @elpBbett bat, oaB fro
pbuIojer @iftito i'm Spiteme lauer oann iUtr0 @utt=
ourd Den inneri6en @jebrauf pom @uticurazdeIoI=
Oent, tpeId9es Speielos oas frditi9e Otitte in Der
g8et lit fir glutreini9un9 I1o Anre9ung Der geber.
guticura@Seie lit elm eegauter grtife ln1
susleid Elm meo5tmider aiient iir @uticlra in ber
Sebanoluns aller duBerIiden eeioen. Sir auaeprunz
gene Sdnbe, fir raube, onnenper6rante un6 tuetterz
gebrdune Saut uno fir ale bic Heineren Saut=9ranfz
6eiten lit fie unentbebrlid. gs 3oilettcnzSee, ME
f1r oas SinoerStmmer un6 far 8eoe9e6raud ft lie Die
elegaHeite, eririiAenoite unh beitiGnte i'm Uiarfte
Sielr 9epaltt9en 5einittel pirten 90 nod, lpo aae
an6ereH 6etannten Niitte pirfnasIos fparcn penn e
oetsen leAe ullo uriprln96e @i9eni6atteu tno gqyz
iae nele me slioor 10 erfoIgrei9 in 6er Qeoi;n sz
IunmeHgeitellt tplroen,
&oHf
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(siHem 9oaas ole SlnI@c,

WSinttteu=&3eillniftcl.
grIorocrn nm )i!uutEiI, ntbt gtuuoet, UNI
SAmetjtn uno atuLt Atr0nLleitsn ilI tllrirrn.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-16

THERE is abundant room to believe
that many horrible railway accidents
are caused by fiendish tramps who de-
sire to revenge a fancied insult in be-
ing put off trains, or who want to COM
nit crime TO mako sure Of bed and
board in prison. Two such cases
have recently come to light. A tramp
was put off an eastern train, and forth
with set up a pile of ties to wreck the
next train. The track walker cap
tured him. Yesterdays dispatches
mentioned another tramp who only
wanted to go to prison to prevent
starvation. Such tramps ought to be
gratified when caught and strung up on
the nearest telegraph pole. No man
who was ever successfully pulled to the
top Of a pole stood in the slightest dam
ger Of starvation. Then tramps would
learn that there are other modes of get
ting into prison than by wrecking
trains and killing innocent people.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-16

Mr.. JENNINGS, the London cores
pondent Of the New York World, and
formerly editor of the New York Times
takes much wind out Of the Talmage
boom in England. He pronounces all
of the stories about the excitement of
the English owe Talmage sheer fabri-
cations. The horses were never taken
from his carriage and the vehicle pulled
by enthusiastic admirers. Nor have
thousands of people been turned away
from his lectures. 1t is now in order
to learn how Mr.. Talmage got on the
soft side of the cable mar that such
~fabrications should be telegraphed over
the world.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-16
PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK
Ana Othe1. Eastern Points

<t"f otpt GuottIN y OtNtS-
Insist that the Ticket Agent sells you
tickets by the North Western Road.
Examine your Tickets and refuse to buy
if they do not read over this Road.
All Agents sell them and Check the
usual baggage Free by this Line.
Through Iirkets via this Route to all
Eastern Points can be procured mt all
Coupon Ticket Offices of UnionPacific
and all Western Railroads.
New York Office, No. 415 Broadway.
Boston Office, No. State Street. Oma-
la Offices, No, 5i3 Fourteenth Street
and U. p. Depot. Council Bluffs Oni-
ces at Union Pacific and Chicagotand
Western Depots. San Francisco
Office, . New Montgomery Street. Chi
cago Ticket Onices, 90 Clark Street, I'M
der Sherman House; 10 Canal, corner
Madison Street; Kinzie Street Depot,
corner West kinzie and Canal Streets;
Wells Street Depot, corner Wells and
Kinzie Streets.
For ratesror inforination not attaina-
BILE from your, home ticket agents, apply
to any agent Of the Company, or to
MARVIN HUGU1TT,l
Gen1 Mang'r, Chicago. ss
W. II. STENNETT,
Gen'l Pass. Ag't, Chicago.
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AN INCOME wITsoUr CARE.

BY the combination method of operat-
ing in stocks a handsome income can
be secured without care. Capital in
any amount, from $40 to $4,000, may
be used with equal proportionate sue
cess. By this system Messrs. Law
renee & Co., Bankers, N. y, pool the
orders of thousands of customers, of
various sums, into one vast amount,
and co-operdte them under the most
skillful management, dividing profits
monthly. Each shareholder thus oh
tains all the advantages of the largest
capital and experienced skill, and the
percentage of profits is very great; $50
will pay 500 in 30 days; $3.50 will re-
turn S1,S25, or 74per cent. on the stock,
and so on, as the market varies. A
prominent publisher of the Rock Island
(Ill.) Daily Argus, made S104.15 on an
investment of $4,000, in October. Hun
dreds Of others are doing even better.
Messrs. Lawrence q Co, IS new circu-
lar has .two %unerring rules for success
in stock operations and full inform
alton, SO that any one can deal in stocks.
All kinds of bonds and stocks wanted.
New Government bonds supplied. De-
posits received. Apply to Lawrence
~ Co., Bankers, 81 Exchange Place.
N. Y. City.
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PROCLAMATION BY TIE GOVERNOR.
TERRITORY OF wYoMIso.
To Me People Of Wmnninn:

-
To The People g Wyoming:
BY virtue of the authority conferred
by the act of congress, entitled, San
act to provide for the ap%portionment of
the Territory of Wyoming for legisla-
tive purposes approved Jan. 20, 1874,
and by the act of the legislative assem-
bly, of this territory. entitled, San act
to increase the number of members of
the Territorial Council and House of
Representatives Of the Territory of
Wyoming" approved December 2, 1873,
|, John w. Hoyt, Governor of said Ter
ritory, do hereby declare the folio wing
apportionment for memberso of the Coun-
Gil and House of Representatives of the
legislature, to be chosen ut the general
election to be held on the first Tuesday
of September next:
The county of Albany will elect three
members of the Council.
The county OF Carbon will elect two
members of the Council.
The county of Laramie will elect
four members of the Council.
The county of Sweetwater will elect
two members of the Council.
The county of Uinta will elect two
members of the Council.
The county of Albany will elect six
members of the House of Representa-
tives.
. The county of Carbon will elect four
members of the House of Representa-
tives.
The county Of Laramie will elect
nine members OF the House of Repre-
sentatives.
The county of Sweetwater will elect
four members Of the House of Repre-
sentatives.
The county of Unita will elect four
members of the House of Representa-
tiyes.
Given under my hand and the great
seal of the Territory, at the City of
Cheyenne, this the 18th day of July, in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-nine, and of the
Independence of the United States the
one hundred and fourth.
SEAL JoHN' w. 1IoYT.
BY the Governor:
a. WORTH SPATEs.
Secretary Wyo. Territory.
Jyl5 &wtf
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"C!levaliers of the press! Down with
the dcspotism Of the dictionary" Glass
in American history, stand up. Read
"Wcn .Iorg U]ashingtun wu1 at Vale
Forg, hiz trup2 wur in ned ov fud, klo-
thing, and liker. 1t wuz we're kold wet
hur, and fu nv them had shuz On thar
fet. But Jorg Uashingtun's kurij new
ur fald, and at last Kongres sent him
supliz, and he chact the eneme ovur to
Nh Jerze, and wipt him at the batel nv
Trentun.." That'n do, boys. Run out,
now, and play.-[Phila. Bulletin.
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MOAr o. H.. :o c.inc ovel
10 criticise .ln.l-. al americans
get n the wI,;,~ At r. a.,t aIr ridirtIled
for their la.@~ I'n' Sl George
Campbell gNcs Httvrance u an obscr-
walton SO Just and true that we repro
duce it. lie says that Che found in
the cities and towns a prevalent dispo-
sition to prefer high profits and lavish
expenditure to moderate gains and
careful expenditure; and he regarded
this feeling IS the bane of the country.
The cry is always for great profits and
high wages; but economy OF living is
neither studied moi practiced.p
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LanguOr, Its canse and Remedy.

The cause OF languor wAenit is not the i'm
mediate or Indirect consequence OF positive
disease. is trnceablc toa facilitating tempera-
turc. Persons living in a warm, moist CHM
ate are peculiarly subject to 1t. Diminished
physical vigor and an indispositlon to active
exeTtion are its characteristics. sometimes
1t Is accompanied by d relaxation ofthe
bowels, and by d%yspeptic or bilious symp-
toms. A reliable remedy is Hostetter's Stofn-
ach Bitters, a strength and Alternative medi-
cine derived from the purestand most efica-
cious vegetable sources. with "A pure spiritu-
Gus basis, pronounced by eminent physicians
n mild and wholesome sfimulant. The Bit
tiers, foremost OF American ionics, Is largely
used In the tropics, where the climate Is very
productive OF debility. malarial fevers, fiid
organs.
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EyARTs, for governor of New York,
would prove a good selection, provided
h republicans nominated and elected
the famous wizard of ~serpentine SEN
fences. But isn't the cabinet being
pretty well cut up, prospectively? All
the members have places fixed for them
except Mr. Schurz- The men who
control all these things seem to think
that no other person could be a better
man in his place, and he is destined to
become a fixture until the end of the
presidential term.