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and Europe, at reduced rates. With our principal
Office located in Washington, directly opposite tie
United States Patent Office, able to attend to all
Patent Businesswh greater promptncs and despatch
and less cost than other patent attorneys who are alta
distance from Washington, and who have therefore.
to employ associate attorneys" We make lren-
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in newinventions and Patents invited send for
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to Ohcias of the U. s. Patent Office and TO Scua,
tors and Members of Congress from every state.
Address. LOUIS DAGGER Il co. Solicitors Of
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WASHINGTON, D. G. Fu6tf
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THEY ARE THE BEST.

Gentlemen, -Enclosed you will And 50 IS. and 1 wish
yOLTAlO PLASTERS; BY the above you will see that
am not able to be up and around. There are mum.
Der who have tried your Dlasters who had given ont
that all pasters good for nothing and now ioin
with that they the best they have ever tried
have got along this winter better than have before In
three years Wished could have heard of your Mas.
tiers before. Yours, &C.
Ballston, Spa, N. Y, March 81, 1877.
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rRAINsGoING NoRTHAND WEST.

Leave MontpelieratsSO sos 45A.M.. l1aO and 1905
NJ. 1000 Do,.or ,,ia Ti,cbburab ne q IN
W via Lowell 500 A. New London 20 NJ,
Springfield sOOA. M MontpelieT 90 p N, Tor Bur
AccoMMoDATIoN Train leaves Northteld at 3 30 4 N
Nontneiier as A. NJ, for Burlington, Rutland. St
aIhans st Johns and Richford. . .
WITEn caves White River Junction 30 NJ. North-
6aId Ia % NJ arrives at Montpelier IL % P. NJ;
Ssratoga Express from White Mountains leaves
uontnelier II 9A M for ST. Albans Burlington, Rut-
ahccsnmmodaton leaves White River Junction 155 P
NJ Montpelier SIS p M, for Burlington Rutland and
NIa4r EXPRESS leaves Boston via. Lowell at 200 p.
" via Fitchburgh 800 p. NJ, New York 800 P. NJ,
SPRINGFIELD 10 p NJ MONT elier 30 A for Burling
ton St. Adams, Montreal and Ogdensburg and the
West. ,,--, - -.
A NJ, and 80 PM
520P.M. w., =, .,
running between Montreal and Boston, and Montreal
and Springfield, and New York and via. Troy, and
Parlor Cars and Day Express between Boston and
Montreal ,
White Mountains and Saratoga Springs:
Through ticketsfor Chicago and the weston sale at
theprncipal stations. ron,pr
Genl Supt.
St. Adams vt, July g. 1879
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Price 25 Gents.

Be careful to call for COLLINS VoLTAIC PLASTER
lest you get some worthless imitation. Sold by All
wholesale and Retail Drnggis throughout the United
prietors, Boston, Mass. ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-09-10

FHNHE effected in my case by Sanfords Radical
l. Cure 80 remarkable that it seemed to those
who had suffered without relief from any of the usual
remedies that it could not be true. therefore made
affidavit to it before Seth Thomas, ESQ., Justice of
the Peace. Boston.
GEORGE f. DINSMORE Druggist Boston
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-09-10

A FTER using two bottles find myself permantly
N cured | have since recommended over one
hundred bottles with the greatest success.
WM W. ARMSTRONG,
1859 Harrison Ave, Boston
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Il HAVE recomm ended it to lrite number of my
Il friends, all of whom have expressed to me their
high estm lte of its value and good effects with them
WIN, BOWEN, 225 Pine St. st. Louis.
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Bone dust and potash make The best
orchard fertilizer.
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d ANFORD'O
RADICAL CURE
For CAT ARRH.

INSTANTLY relieves and permanently cures this
i lOathesome disease in all its varying stages 1t
the soothing and healing properties plants
herbs and barks in their essential FORM Tree from
every fbrous contamination and in this respect differs
from every other known remedy. In one short year it
has found its way from the Atlantic to the Pacific
coast. and wherever known has becom the standard
remedy for the treatment of Caarrh The proprietors
have been waited upon by gentlemen of national repn-
tation who have been cured by this remedy and who
have, at considerable expense and personal trouble
spread the good news throughout the circles in which
they move. When you hear a wealthy gentleman of
intelligsnce and refinement say, owe my, life to
Sanfords Radical Cure, may feel assured that it
is article of great value and worthy be classed
among the standard medical specifics OF the day.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-09-10

WE have sold Sanford's Radical Cure for nearly
w one year and can say candidly that we never
sold similar preparation that gave such universal
satisfaction. We have yet to learn of the first COM
plant. -
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Each package of SASFoRDs RADICAL CURE contains
DR.. Sanford's Improved Inhalng Tube and full direc-
tons for its in all ccses Price, co. For sale by
all Wholesale and retail druggists and dealers through.
out the United States and Canadas. WEEKS 4 POT.
TER, General Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Bos-
ton, Mass.
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COLLINS
|OLIlICP PLASTER

An Electro. Galvanic Battery combined
with highly Medicated Strengthening
Plaster, forming the best Plaster for pains
and aches in the world of Medicine.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-09-10

IT has cured after twelve years of uninterrupted
IL suffering.
GEO W. HoUGHToN, waltham Mass.
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I FOLLOWED the directions to the letter and am
happy to say have had permanen cure.
d. W. GRAY, NJ D., Muscatine, Iowa
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TIVE benefit derive from its daily use is to me in.
L. raiuabLe.
HENRY WELLS of Wells. Fargo & Co.
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herd. on years old heifer. on years old
heifer and years old bull.
N. B. Reed. Princeton. five head, who
has the best bull of the breed on the ground.
VIM. Eames, Worcester, five head.
The show of Devons is larger and better
than last, or any previous year we re-
member.
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SD. BALDWIN h CO.. Washington, Ind.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-09-10
The Most Extensive Manufactory Of Reed Organs
IN THE WORLD!

In POWER combined
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Devons are shown by Harvey Dodge,
Sutton-sixteen head, good specimens of
this handsome breed. r. L. 'Coe g. Son,
Centre Harbor, N. H.. thirteen head, Isaac
Woodbury., Salem Depot, N. H., nine
head, John B. Sanborn, East Concord, N.
H., sixteen head, who took the first on
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-09-10

St. Adams. vt. July 5, 1879.
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J. S. Halves has a fine show, which is
headed by bull years old, which weighs
5000 pounds, and has six head beside
which are splendid animals. We made
extended notice Of the quality of Herfeords
last year.
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1879-05-24

son generator sill allow 0f mere lsmps In
a7esreuig, or in other words develop nass
dynamo electric poser pr t.stss- paver than
any machine yet ooaztxlsessai.
The advsntsgsaof Eaison's mashire, 80
far as theY have besin demonstrated, consist
in o6tAlniBg great amozht Of electricity
with the development Of iittle heat The
transmitted power IS therefore slnaet tnsise-
il eoartrsed ts9a esscansty. These results
are obtained by getting larger magnetic
field and employing superior a.e;lsd Of
winding the bOtbin witi ths insulated aires
Edisaa xiii n0zf AaEe tl4ir1y OF ti.sse nsA-
chimes cu1srEuctgsi for lie formation az hIs
model station, exhieh viii probably be at
Memo Park. II is estln a:sd that NJ ean
get At least 400 lights by means of Din So
horse power steana-eHgine and thirty Of his
dynamo=eietFic machines. He considers
fiat he has fully solved The problem Of :ae
ecpromrcai generatior Of electricity snd the
subdivision Of the right, and he viii now de-
vote his tinit 70 sopsoducing lamp wEfcsI vii
be without aax. II is due to Edison that an
error which crept into the account If his
work In Wednesdays World shoulJ III cvr-
rected. It ~as stated that as saorc resistance
was offered to the. passage cf tie c1rrent
more hight would be abtafned. This should
be .-Tnare subdivision Of fse Iight-v Edlsou-
also was cFeFited with saying that Il woald
be perfectly easy for him TO get co candle
power from each II his Iasnps. bat be lImi-
ted tsem to six. II ssas sntende,l fossy that
theoretically he could get easga lEt- r,oser
from each lamp. bat practically he limited
himself to s.x.
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Etlisonss Dynarno Machine.

\ FroS the New York World
For the past three days Edison has been
IsFfectisg his new dynamo-electfic machine
And a World reporter has beea watching the
progress Of sAe operation. Atone tine the
power applied was too great for the wires.
-and ytlsey ~ese terra fseaa the boi,tin. The
next day circuit crossed. the machine did
not ~ork weii and the babbin was unwounti.
A. : olesoek in the SboTsing one Of Edison's
aassistants began ~ rewnd the l,obbin and
lass at night il was ready for ,raiI. Yester-
day afternoen Edison and Mr. BatcIieIos, his
chief assistant, Nene wide awake aiiAough
tltey instinct been in bed since the early
eEeaing of Tho psesiUus day Rdisoa said
his eeacFaearur d5aAma niactiae had work.
eaiwetl early yesterday moFAing, and ii J.
though . man was cngaged 10 paiatisg it
he fhouehs be cduld get gaoa results from
id md rwoaAsl sshin1etiiassltz aasta itssF The
parts Of the machine wsse hastflyz pas To-
sethergahs bandiag posts were atsachssls To
wires coaneetsd with sise Of Waliases as.Aps
lin whsch she voltsSc arc 10 asessy and assuni
spe~er was arplied, Alm6st lnsfAasaneousiy
aalhcfths iampb basers'l llgaeea This opera.
-tioa sEi6weifd fdhr pecnliArtses. The rnschihel
'dsd BOT bse6Re hos, II gsssoH few spsrAss,
the Iaasp gassa sses4 stt cur
rents of air were not excluded, and five lamps
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So now for the sakc=of revenge he wrote to
our postmaster here. telling him his suspi-
cioas. The insurance company then osIered
DR. Hswn, the postmaster, $500 70 fnd O,
Bann0n.
The doctor accepted. and started To Yien-
ma. inquired lor the Judge ard recognized
him immediately 50 the Iong-iost lawyer
The Judge was surprised to see hss old friend
50 suddsaly, and still more surprised to knox
that his wife vas yet unmarried my God :
Helena not married set3a he exclaimed.
sNo.r answered Hawn, "and size is fncr
booking woman than she was the day you
Then the doctor told him about the insu-
race, and the Judge seemed TO be annoyed
tbas he bad come - nearswiudling the eom-
pany. He proposed to 60 back immedisteiy
sad .Istrnighten up things Z sold Hawn
that he always kept his business affairs ar
ranged 50 that he could leave within two
hours notice.
20 the next night Y B4nn0n arrived At his
fathers home. few miies below here. The
old man wss struck speeehiess for several
hours At sight ef his son, whom he had
moarnej as dead for 50 long. Mr. 0,I8an-
sncas two boys, living with his father,
were oseFjoysd to see him.
Mrs. SHANNON was sent for. When she
heard The story she was willing to forget
and forgive al but the Mrs. Jsdge BsoEn"
part, and refused 30 coae
.Ars. 0'BaDnon iSas applied for divorce
Lawyer O'Banaon is still handaemr man !;
gentleman that one would be apt tostske a
second look s4. He possesses certzis
fascinating power 10 conversation that com
pels ene to hsten ag4iust ones viii, and to
believe against ones coavictions. snd So not
withstand lg the mans pasi, the wiole town
and eoGntry ssem reioieed oser Ar. o,Rsn-
pans Eesnrn
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TB0s. X. CATR0x-
~. s Attorney
,ATgoy 4 THORNTON.
WI. TnaEshoN.

Attorneys al Law. Sznte fe. New Mexico.
win practice iu all tlse Courts ii Eaw and Equity
In the Territory. Iusissess promptly attended 10.
One nsmAwE VI tho FiEan always Io le found at the
sfsee in Santa Pc
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w L aYSKRsox.

lDKsTRa.T ATToRMETl
Attorney at Law, LIS Cruces, EeW Mexico.
eTt0lnpt ataension gIsehtc Ill passness sngzaated
to his care Practices in - the courts q las and
Equity in New Mexico
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~ b.. BARBER.

n 4 :
Surveyor. Lincoln, Lincoln County New Mckee.
special attention giSesl 10. the Surveying and IO-
eating OF Government Lands All business with the
L. s. Land Offices promptly attended TO-
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Attorney and Counselor NJ LAW. MEsILIA \, u
VIII practice 10 ali Courts Of LAW And EQUITY in
the Territory speclal attention given to Collections,
9fice with the ISBErEsDKSE.
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nf. sHIELp

Attorney at Law, Las Vegas, New Mexico.
win praesiee In the District and supreme Courts Of
the Territory Especial alteration given % Land and
CEiminal Litigation
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4 J. FOUNTAIN.

= y -.
Attorney AZ Law, Mesilla New Mexico. Practices
IN al sar ooar,s Of Law and Equits lie EelEstsE
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l5t .VbWM q 1IiW
MASON'S RANCH.


TIE profigietpF luf0sms the public RensFslly
srayellsFs, ard tc apppls Psssipg kxalEs ~ hsrqs
OF animals with Bater.
w TAss u tlssonlg uatseng panee bes~Wsu fhe aslo
Granae and EQEt GuIaNtpgs.aI lWEEs heEs) an
abundance og " aser on haad which Iw1li Ingnish
" At reassnabse rase@a " fpE q tasitasa ssl
Ny table viii be kepi sRpnlicd ailh Ne fhosA
the market aiEords.
, Ihave pleasant ana enshio4Abio rooms furnished
4. With esaan hpda ,fpr tho nae NJ travetcrasg Aeo
eonioFtzble knd Secure stabiinG for aRimais.
-.sq slweys kssp KcsAsanRly # fhaysapd agFAis o.
hand.
sss FTFhyszsns IN anA - NJ slsea everything
alsta 10 supply helF wAnta aud add 10 their eeeay
SFss Ny eAsEgu wiA uUt Ne foufsd unreasonable
r. q. Mason.
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4 D. NEMcoMR

Attorney and Counsellor al Law, Las Cruces. New
saexieo once On Main street mi
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at the battIs of shisoh "a ofacer rushed
up ~ Grant aAd said: ssshemeral, Ecswattz'
battery IS teok.s rWsll, sir said Gsaat,
.;you spiked The Raaa hmfOge sthay were
takenl. sVat schpike dem new gunsl No.
shenrsi il would schpoil' en-, sWelI, then
what dii you doga afJOi " We weat rieht
IN and koaiie sssn shhAslls agaiiIa.ss, 7,
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Women are mot farmers, but they seem to
- % s desi II spFipg saNing. - sseuben.
willie HerMld. M1ny are welded 10 rakes,
Haad are good tkEsAhIng naehisss, Is their
rhssgs caa testify. TAsy ca1 auaercw their
hasbaasls' feelings, sickle bAbsek handle
ersalssshd DO y great Hsany zlS#er things.
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IoaN VI. eINN.

j 80
Atteraey al LAw. silyercity. Grant County, New
Mexico. wa practice ia All the Courts Of Lsw and
Equity ia New Mexico PFompt attention eiyen 10
81 6sSSiness.
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protessiO,ral Gards.
III GGAREIsox.

Attorney at Law. Silver clsy. Grant County New
Mexico VIII practice IN Al the Courts of Law and
Equity in the Third Judicial Dls4rlcs.
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NTM JONES
Attorney az Law. Mesiila. New Mexico.
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John D. BAII> ). ". AsHKNFELTER-
pAn.S AsHENFgLTER.
Attorneys 81 Law, ,fssfrs, KEN, STesIeO.
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Travellers, Attention!

. RI 8 MxsoS has patchsseA ths place here
sogs,s khown ID ss0edms FsASciss situated 2S
miles west u aesIlla, en- she nard 10 ealSrsEiiy
!, aeA the west apa u s4aDe win hsEeriter ee
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Hold On TO yoar good chafAeter. Tor ii il
and svsrwlls 10 yoaE best wsaIsh
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-03
7 he T hunderbolt.

During the severe thunder shower
Of Tuesday night the Catholic church
was struck by lightning. The heaviest
shock, which occurred aboutl0 O'Clock,
did the damage, and every one who
heard it imagined that it struck only a
short distance away. Mr.. John Phil
lips was going south ON Ferguson street,
directly opposite the chnrch, on the
west sidewalk, when the bolt struck
the church, knocking him senseless and
into the ditch. After he came to his
senses he managed to rise and make
his way down town.
The lightning struck the high steeple
of the edi6ce, entering the roof at the
ridge-pole and passing on to the main
timber which supports the interior
finishing timbers of the roof. Here
the bolt divided, one partturning down
the lathing to the window on the east
side of the building, cracking the brick
wall and out into the ground. The
other part of the bolt performed about
the same freaks on the west side.
1t cut the lathing and plastering off in
in its course on both sides for about
one foot in width, and did considerable
damage to the windows on each side.
1t is estimated that it will cost about
$500 to repair the damages.
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PICNIC PIcKINGS.

Twas in his eye, Lawyer Carroll said
he got it.
Potter got on a regular tare, from
the appearance of his pants. He has
had them double soled since.
Dwight Corey denies the base insiu-
uation that he squeezed the wrong
hand in the snow shed.
The massive trees of the Yosemite
valley are larger than those around
Dale creek.
Some Of the innocents at that Sun
day school excursion were as near
Heaven at Sherman as they ever will
be, if they don't mend their ways.
Difiident Job, sat in the aisle of the
cars and tried to charge toll to the good
looking young ladies who passed. Oh |
bass Job.
From the way Hammond got pulled
around by the ladies in the creek, one
would think he was a Baptist instead
of a Presbyterian.
One young lady got SO dignifed, that
it was impossible to touch the hem Of
her dress coming home.
Twas Grattan who said, that Dale
creek had plenty of room to grow-up
to the bridge.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-03

A village parson having in his SER
mons taken too exalted a pitch for the
comprehension of his auditors, found it
necessary to make some apology, which
he did as follows: Respected friends,
My oral documents having recently
been the subject of your yituperation, 1
hope it will not be an instance of vain
eloquence or supererogation, if l iacon-
ically promulgate, that, avoiding all
syllogistical, and peripateical PROPOSE
tons, all hyperbolical Iexaggerations
and excavations. whether physically,
philosophically, philologically, political
ly, II polemically considered, either
in my diurnal peregrinations, or
nocturnal lucubrations, they shall be
delinitively and ~categorically assimilat-
ed with, and rendered congenial to, the
o%cciputs, eaputs, and cerebrums of you,
my most superlatively respectable-audi-
tory"
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PERSONAL POINTS

f. NJ. Phillips, esq.,, one OF the lead
ing stock growers of Laramie county,
is in town and will spend the Fourth at
the capital.
Ex-County Commissioner Sparks has
returned from Texas.
Squire Goodman says he is not a can
didate for the legislature, and has not
authorized any one to his
opposition to a union legislative ticket.
c. B. Andrews, Fort Collins, is at
the Railroad house.
Justice F. s. Green, of Fort Lara
mic, is autographed at the Railroad
house.
Mrs. II. Franklin will arrive to-day
from her visit east.
Geo. A. Prichards of Des Moines,
Iowa, is at Dyers.
F. M. Phillips and F. b. Leach, of
Laramie river, are autographed at the
Inter Ocean.
w. B. Woodruff, of Omaha, is at the
Inter Ocean.
Geo. R. Atkinson, tailor, of Rock
ford, ILL.,, is in the city, stopping at the
Railroad house.
John Sparks, who has been on a visit
east for the past few weeks, has re-
turned to Cheyenne.
Rev. G. NJ. Sanders, who has been
absent for aboht ten weeks, is expected
home to-day.
$. r. Gwin, esd, of Lead City, is at
Dyer's.
John j. Frazer, of Pawnee Bnttes, is
registered at Dyer's.
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Personal AND PARTICULAR.

At Pana, ILL.,, A. Miller is a miller.
A banana cannot be improved by
baking.
Senator. Blaine is up in Maine visit
ing home.
Lemonades and serenades go well to-
gether.
The Prince Of wales'prefers Paris to
London.
,, Senator ria Lamar I said to be a very
That bonnet is the prettiest which is
not overturned.
Count Won Moltke was not intended
for war, but for a literary life.
The English are dreadfully scared at
the alleged trichinosis in American
pigs.
The Episcopal clergymen of New
York say that the Oneida Community
must go.
A bath of tar and .feathers has been
given a Bath Me- wife-beater named
Abraham French.
The church people of England pro-
nounce Mr.. Talmage a very great and
good preacher.
Twelve sets of telephones have been
sent out to Sir Garnet Wolsely for use
at the seat of war in South Africa.
Captain Goldsmith and wife have
been heard from. They started for Eu-
rope in their from Halifax yes
terday.
The Boston Herald reporter declines
the $500 reward for the apprehension
of the Hull murderer. Here, again, he
is so unlike a detective.
The new ruler of Egypt is named
"Tewik." Before he gets through he
will learn, as has his father, that the
honors of royalty are Tewlk-le to last.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-03
Extract From a Letter From Mr.. Ross

Mr.. Christian Ross lately wrote on
corning his lost child: "Mrs. Ross and
myself would be only too glad to know
that our dear. Charlie is safe in heaven
than to be tortured by the dread that
he remains in charge of the people who
may lead him into a life of misery or of
crime. While we have suffered beyond
what any mortal can understand, yet
we have the. comfort to know that
may a little fellow has been rescued
from want and misery through the
search for our Charlie, !and we believe
the public have reaped largely the ben
fit of the sacrifice we made, for had /
compounded. the crime | feel certain
that we would have had our son long
since; but declining to do so, l have
suffered and sthe public have been
benefited, for / do not think a child
will be taken soon again for ransom"