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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-01-11
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CHAl'lTRE IYI,

Les hommcs ont DIES p.tjugcs ft-
roces, ct Nous trouvcZ an fond de ces
prtjuges p!utot la bette iauyc que |.
clieticn.
Mails parmi les prtjugts les plus
'violents, les plus constants, les plus
lachcsSlnssi. ct contre lesquels o,
nose guere clever une voix miseri-
cordiense ct bonnie, est assure
ment celni qni frappc de rtproba-
ton cruellc ct d'impitoyable mepris
IN panvrc ~malheureuse qu'on nom
me file. mere.
La tille.mere, anjourd'hui encore,
est un vtritable paria dams notrt
societG.
Ellie est tlttrie sans meme etre en-
tcnlue.
On va jnsqu'a tlftrir sol enfant.
Et les tlttrisseurs sont il peu pres
tout lie monde.
II nest pas nfcesSaire d'ttre hon.
nttc pour s'arroeer &c h,oit de me-
pris. N'inporte qui peut inSulter on
montrer au doigt. Chacun a lie pri-
viltge de prendre pierre, de la
,jeter ct d'ttre content. Telle mise.
rable, qui est adultere, ne Sen fera
point faute, ct tel llbertin, don't la
vie est uu O%pprobre, ne sera pas
lie dernier i c0ndamner. Les moins
bons seront les plus %violents. Mails
les moins mauvais Gleveront rare.
ment leur justice jusqu'a la hanteur
du pardon.
Car le crime est tres grand, voyez.
vOus.
Savez.vous IN crime plus mons
trueuxl
La pauvre file a etc aimante,
confiantc ct fable. Oui, fable! Ellie
Il niaisement ct naivement cru aux
donx propos du mensonge ct de la
seduction. On Ia probablement sur.
prise a Fun de ces moments OH la
fragilite DIES anges eux-memcs est
EN- peril. Ellie ne savait rien de la vie
ct rien DIES hommes. Ellie etait pent.
etre seule, sans amis, sans conseils
ct sans mere. Ellie await la crGdulite
DIES natures honn6tes. Et Dieu salt
que la ruse a etc profonde, que lie
langagea etc dore, ct que les pro-,
messes, toutes faites la main u 10
cHur,ont etc merveilleuses ct splen.
dides. La langae des mensonges est
81 richie! Et c'etait au printemps
sans doute, mails certainement dams
Ia jeunesse. &c printcmps, I'M fat
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-01-11

La tievre scn,latine est i NV
York, ct t%pidtn,iuue.
lie Maine est tout etOnne ua.
voir un gouverileur democratic,
A!onzo G%areelon.
lie comitG senatorial est com
pose Ic Teller, Cameron. Kirkwood,
Bailey ct Garland. L4ll Nouvelic.O Or.
leans Il l'honncur de le posstder.
10 Congress est assemble ct soc.
cupe lie finances. Le systemc me,
tylque VII Gtre adoptG.
-Nombre de Legislatures sont re.
unies pour IL moment.
-LouiSinne.-Tout I'in:trtt' est
porte sar In Legislature assemble.
On attend beaucoup de chooses dele.
l.. A. Witt Il cong1atult les ,Gna-
teurs. Moncure etc elm orateul
de la Chambrc par II voix contre
Is. lie Gouverueur, envoyG son
message. CeSt un tres long docn-
mcnt II ne tait point IN situation
tinanciere belle; il blame Ia vioicn.
ce; il constate apaisement ct anne.
Iteration dams les esprits: il 81 pro-
nonce pour I'M %Qnarantaine compile
te; il conclut a l'appel dune conven.
constitutionnellc, CONNIE etant lie
vru du peuple. Mails liz revision
doit avoir lieu avant !a prochainc
elections generate, sans prejudice dies
lois t~iscales, qui doivent ttre voices
lie plus vite possible. pluic dc bills.
Martin, lni, de Latayc,tc,en prtscn.
te III pour lie Placement dc la Ltgis-
lature. Nc nous onhlions jamais.
La commission dite dc t;tvre
jaunen'a pas encore trouve lie germc:
Ill ~ aseu parade AT $ .janvier.
Mails tout lc mondesc plant du troid.
-kellogs,'' Warmo;l', ..Smith ret
Pinch ont ban0nctt chez Antoine,
ct sc sont..emhraSstS. Touclmnt!
M. Joseph Girod, lie .dignc pre-.
sident honoIaire de la Societe fran.
caise dc Ia Nouvelle.O Orleans, Went de
MOURN i l'age dc So ans. &c tut I'm
hommc bier honorable.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-01-11
Derniercs G

-Beaconsficld n la gouttc, mais
at pied droit.-Yakoob est Ell tuite.
Grant Il bu ct mangG.a-Bclfast.-
lie ear, pour tclairer Sol peuple,
terme les Gcolcs.-Lc roi de Hollan.
Gle stest marie.-Audiffrct-P asquici
ne sera pas rctlu president du Sc
nat.
lie senateur Thurman Gcrit ou'
il est democratic scion Jackson.
lie seaateur Lamar est il la
Nouvelle- Orleans. II croft unc con-
vention inopportunc.-Le message
dn gouv. Nichols ne plait pas i
tout Ie monde. Tant pis.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-01-11

Gushing.
Caleb Gushing, rtcrivain, IL lin
guiste ct le ju,iste, IL tout etc.
Voyez plut6t:
Gradue de Harvard i IL ans,
avocat i 20, r~epresentant a %, Sc
nateur i 26, memhre du Congress 4
30, il f,lt :lomm6 S%ecretaire dn IRE
sor en- 1913, sous Tyler. Mails le
Senat refusal dc ratifier sa momina.
ton. II men negocia pas molns,
CONNIE ministre eli Chine, 10 pre-.
mier traite conclu entire les Etats-
Unis ct III Chine.
DO retour aux Etats- Unis, Caleb
Gushing fut de nouvcau elu membre
de In Legislature du Massachusetts.
LIT c'est alors que, Tie pOuvant po-
pulariser Ia guerre du Mexique au-
pres dies legislateurs de son Etat, il
leva ct equipa lui- meme III regiment.
a la fin dc la guerre, il etait briga-
dier.general. Eu lS5G,nous lie rctron-
vous MARIE de Newberyport, cn 1852,
JUICE de Ia Cour Supreme, en- 1858,
avocat- general DIES Etats. Unis, eli
1860, president de la conventiA, dc
Charleston, ell 1866, membre lie III
commission DIES trois juristes cllargee
dc reviser les lois dies Etats-Unis,
e 1872, conseiller u la conference
de Geneve, eli 1873, ambassadeur
Ell Espagne, Ell 1874 pressure presi-
dent de Ia Cour Supreme DIES Etats-
Unis.
Car le Senat refusal dc cOnirmer
cette nomination, bien Qu'elle vint
de Grant lui-m6me.
Caleb Gushing ma jamais dh al
Mer lie Senat.
Mails on pretend que Get eminent
juriste, qui q laiss6 plusleurs tcrits
II le droit international, taisait
payer tres cher les services quill rem
DAFT, ct meme quill n'cmprisonnait
pas toujours ~ conscience dams an
rigoureux cercle de scrupules ct de
principles.
Faut-ii le croire!
Mails le Sud, dams la bonnc com
me dams Ia mauyaise fortune, Il tou-
,jours Ell I'M sincere ami dams Caleb
Gushing. EFT lie Sud a gene:a!cment
peusd'amis dams la NOuvelle. Angle.
terrc.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-01-11
janvier.
EFT Feglise, CO .jom-la, a raison dc
chal,ter I'm lie DEAN.

janvier.
Et Feglise, CO ,iom-la, Il raison dc
chanter I'm lie DEAN.
Messayer.-Au commencement lie
l'amnee IL Messenger tanco-amt ricdin,
de New York, Il en- Ningt ans.
Nous sa!uons tout particulitrc-
mcnt lc Messenger.
Car &C Journal, Gcrit Ell langue
franchise, don't la circulation est
grlndc aux Etats-Uni>, ct qni tait
autoritG en- hien DIES cas-, prtt ttrc
cOnsilGrc CONNIE une veritable ms
tltutiOn.
II possede IL variG,t, Ia clart6 ct
rGtelluc. Eeucoup vivent lie 81! tn.
bic. Mails &c que ron anne Ell lui,
c'pst la i;crtG, la sinctritG ct liz ha,l.
t. conviction, CONNIE auSSi la pnis.
sance dune phi!oSophic Glevee ct
gcnelense.
lie Mcssagera lie droit dc dire quill
IL touiourS Suivi la liync dT0itc.
Salut a lui.
Et lu'll vive longtrmps pour la
defense DIES causes yruics 1T dies eau.
scs justcs.
st. Jean BaptiSte.- Nos vQiSios de
St. Jean Baptistc ont ell troid com.
me ouS
MaiS lis ne vcrraicnt pas d'u,
bon Uii les jours de pluie 1T dc cha.
leur.
Car In souGhe de la came Il etc
REIMBURSEMENT tonrl,(r par Ia gla
&C, ct Oh lcut cvainIrc pour |,
plant.
lis SO rG.jouissent toutcfois Il /:
pens@e qu'un va tcrmer limmcns,
crevaSSe du Bonnet Care.
+; ~pluSieurs drntre cux, Ell re
commissioned du dGvoncmcnt que
lie ptre Ravoire montw pendant
Ia dcrnitre tpidtmie,o ont fait cadra,
dun MAGNITUDE cllcval a ~l'excrllen,
cure.
Bravo!
QUAINT Ill Stcntor Demas, tomb.
dn Stnat dans Ia Chambrr, mails
n'ayant pcrdu nj 81, voix nj son en-
boncllure, CONNIE ansSi toujourS fort
sur les rteles parlementaircs, il est
a Ia Nouvelle Orleans.
Demas siege d cote de Como.
&c Qui est pins trl>te, c'rSt Facet
dent arrive Samedi ternicr i lu RAT
tineric johnson. Nnr)pue chose sc
tant brist dams IL machine. uuatrt
llommrS ont etc b~lcSses, trois NOR
tcllrinent.
Mails 4 Gnand lie NcvchncTbio.
Car, nous IL rtpctouS, unr pavois.
Sc sans Journal est une p~ato;sse sans
vOiN.
!MfHfe.-La ir. li~vraiSon t!u to.
me ) DIES Complies Hendas de l'Atl,G.
nee a pnrn.
CrSt tonjonrs Ia meme pnurSuitc
intelligence ct conSclencicuse dc
Frnvrc que s'rst imposGc rAthtnte
lonls!aNlis: science, arts ct litttva'
ture.
Les prix du concours littfraire
pour l'anntc 1878 seront distributes
lie Is %.janvicr.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-01-11
ICI EFT AIII.EURS.

Temps. i latitude
egale, est bien plus froide que rEu-
rope.
Mails 81 un marabuut du Cairo.
4ui est notre latitude, Sc fut trouvG
samedi, dimanche. lnndi ct marli a
st. Jacques, il aurait dit: Allah est
grand!
Car il aurait VII les arbres glacts,
briilants, tblouissants CONNIE DIES
m!lliarls dc cristauS, de claimants
ct d'cscarboucleS.
A la clartG de la lunc ct aux rav-
ons du soleil c'ttait splendide, maiS
froid.
C'est alors, riches, quill taut
p'aindre les pauvres diables NAL We
tus, NAL loges, NAL nourris, NAL
chauttts ct qui souttrent, mails sur.
tout les secourir.
Plaindre nest ricn, secourir est
tout.
QUAINT au fameux germe epidemi.
que, 81 germe il. y a. ct que les
medecins cheichent ct trouveront
peut.Gtre, sill ma pas etc tue samedi.
dimanche ct lundi par lie troid de 81.
bfrie que nous avons en-, c'est Dull
a In vie dure.
Mails nos chemins men sont plus.
lis soEt DIES trOuS, DIES casse-cous.
des o%rnieres, DIES fondrieres ct DIES
abimes.
EFT mons signalons CONNIE parfaite-
ment heroique Ia conduite de nos
bouchers ct de los boulangers ru.
raux. que In glace ma point tpou,
vantes, que la bone inquiete il pcinc,
ct qui ont porte OIL portent la Wan.
dc on lie pain DIES pratiques sur Ieur
dos, il dos de mulets, ell esquifs on
autrement.
Inutilc de dire quo nos braves ha.
bitants mont pu recommencer leurs
travauX.
Hut Janrier.-Les Gcoles ont
etc ferm6es ce jour.la, ct les bureaux.
Mails c'est tout.
II ne reste d st. Jacques, croyons.
nous, aucun de ces vieux grognards
qui ont brayement etriIle les An.
glais ell 1916. Eft les jeunes, &c nous
semble, ont un peu oublie rhistoire
DIES vieux.
LIE temps, toutefois, est venu de
taire CONNIE les vieux, non quill s'a-
gisse de brosser patriotiquement les
Anglais, qui ont renonce a la Loui-
siane ct 4 la vallee du Mississippi,
mails parceque les dts vieux, terri
bles pour les Anglais, n'avaient pas
plus peur devant lennemi que dc.
want le travail.
Au demeurant, n'est-ce point lie
cas-!
II Sc peut que Ia production ait
dimlnG6 en- Louisiana depuis l'aftran-
cllissement; mails 81 la statistique
en- etait faite, on verrait. que la po-
pulation blanche dc notre Etat
produit anjourdhui trois fois plus
la guerre.
Ce qui est bon.
Mails il nc faut pas oublicr lc s J
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-01-11
NOUVELIES

Tieur .MONde.-Les elections Sc
natorialcs en- France ont etc un ma
gnifique triompho pour les r6puhli-
Gains ct pour liz rpubliQue. La
majorite r6publ.caiue AL Stnat Sc,
Ia d'environt 81.
La France u pose son ultima.
tum au hey de Tunis. lie hey s'a-
genouil]era on scra brise.
-L'evacllation de la Turquic par
les RusseS commence lie II.
La question du tariff prGoccupe
fort Bismark ct rAllemague. Mails
Guillaume sc porte bien.
On lie salt OH est rGmir de Ca
boul, qui nest pas du reste un ami.
NAL tres interessaut. Les Ang!ais
sont pres de Candahar.
LA dGtrcsse augmente en- An
glcterre, ct la crise commercials NY
est point %rassnrante.
-Alphose XII ma pas ST. ttre
element, ct Moncasi a etc garrote.
Mails Espartero, lc due dc la Victoi.
Ie, est mort.
La peste est sur les CosaGucs.
Mails Alexandra est bien.
Dublin u replacement recu
Grant ella nomme citoyen irlal,.
dais. Mails Cork lui a refuse les hon
neurs. Grant s%erait, parait-il, Pen
nemi du catholicisme.
-Alpilonse Mi, onblieuX ct pea
clement, %Gpouserait II ~princesse
beige ct blonde.
On craint DIES troubles il Cons
tantinople, Oh le prix du pain est
cher.
-C'est lie Is ,]anvier, a Tirnova,
II Sc fera pelection dun prince d,
Bulgaria.
-Nombre dc catholilues ale
mands doivcnt &c reunir i Fnlda,
pour discuter les relations entire
IEglise ct lEtat. Mails Leon NH
est decide d faire la paix avec Bis
mark.
lie froid a Gtt-et n'est-il pas en-
nc ?-excessif ell Europe. Les
Marseillais, ell voyant de la neisc
dams leurs rnes, ont etc Ell process
sion i Notre-Dame lie la Garde. II
faut craindre les inondations.
Grant II fait nh discours 4 Lon
d%onderry, invi,ant les Irlandais a
aller en- Amerique.
-Caboul est aux Anglais.
La France est dispose Achanger
tOus e traitGs de commerce.
Ill est question dun nouveau
concile Gcumeniqne. A quot bon,
puisque lie pape est intaillible?
-Beaconstiell a la goutte.
Nouveau NATURALIZATION d'orbi-
teou autre chose la terre est tres troll
lie Ell &c moment ct rhiver excessi.
>emeut rigoureux. New.York, Chi
cago, Boston ct cent autres villes
ont failli geler.
La reception du Ter. de Pan, i
la Maison Blanche. a etc splendide.
La presidente await une robe de sa-
tin blanc peu decolletGe. Hayes fut
grave.
Les Mexicains, qui boivcnt mo-
mentanement du pulqne avec les ue-
gociante de Chicago, parlent tou-
.jOurs de leur Exposition.
Caleb Gushing est mort. Le ju.
&c Hunt, de la Cour Supreme, a etc
frapp6 de paralysie.
La Cour Supreme a rendu une
decision contraire d la polygamie,
ct a bien f;ait.
Ill y Ell tempete, dc neige a
Mobile.
lie s janvier, fcite nationale,a etc
tTte couci couca, sans grand en-
thousiasmc.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-01-11
A TENDRE.

Pour $500, Ia Motto de son prix
dahat, ume masnifiQue ct splendidc
voiture, llcuvc, avcc double har-
nais.
S%'alresscr i NJ. Mclancon, habi.
tation Burnside, paroisse Ascen.
sion.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-30

From a communication Just received
from Menlo Park, the writer learns
that steady progress is being made in
the solution of the electric light prob
lem. The cost of the platinum alloy
for the lamps has been so reduced that
the expense of the burner will he even
less than an ordinary gas bracket. The
standard meter for measuring the cleo.
tricity fed to the burners has been i'm
proved, and Mr.. Edison has perfected
a method of insulating and conveying
the wires from the generating stations
to the house of the consumer. He is
certain that this generator cannot be
improved. He shows that n~inety-four
per cent. OF horse power is given out in
the electric current, and eighty-two is
delivered in the wire outside of the
machine. His latest experiments give
seven gas jets per horse power, which
he is certain to increase to ten. His
later experiments bid fair to yield sat
isfactory results, and he is already will
ing to declare it a success .-lOswegc
Times.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-30
PROFITABLE STOCK INVESTMENTS.

Before Messrs. Lawrence s. Co., the
New York bankers, inaugurated the
combination system of operating in
stocks, it vas often very difficult for
inexperienced operators, or even old
stagers, to deal proftably by their single
handed ventures. Now the field is
open to every every one for successful
operations, and capital in any amounts,
from 80 TO $50, 600. can be used with
equal proportionate profit. Instead of dis
tracing efforts among many customers,
the orders of thousands are concen-
trated into one vast pool and co-operat-
ed for the benefit of all. dividing profits
pro rata every month. A prominent
citizen of San Francisco made S1,264.-
50 from an investment of $500 last
month. Other customers are doing
better still. S25 pays 1925 during the
month, 5000 returns 1920, or & per
cent. on the stock, and SO on as the
market moves. New circular contains
1.-TWO unerring rules for success" and
full instructions for any one to operate
Rrotitably. All the advantages of un-
limited capital and manipulation are
secured by the combination method.
Stocks and bonds wanted. Government
bonds supplied. Deposits received. APP
ply to Lawrence & Co., Bankers, 81
Exchange Place, New York City.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-30
YOUR OFF. ST SI.N

-
susan b. Anthony admits the allure OF
S"a ,.s"nn
soon tho original Of su-
son,s .amis.,on and therefore cannot
Gov unon wbat orounds she bases her
;nJaHont prt ~ ia we'll m remember
al crson 10 growing rather aged by
~ inc and her Indictment is most liza
NJ 20 no ,ingad with the eccentr,citv
=, aotoge Wherein woman suffrage
is foiInra the IE.nrR fails IN gee
Isita failure when women have the
came noIit;cal nrivi,eoes as menp Tbav
vote at every election as repularIv as
craving hovs attend family meals 1bav
vote inte,,igent,v and discr;mipating,v
and arc never bp,Idozed ont of their
rights. The election nol,s are always
the most opiet and orderly in the
countr nv How then can woman spf-
fraoe he a failnrep There ia
only one wav in which IL ran he
n failure and that is tn fail IN come nm
tn individual of accomnlish.
mept snsan n An,bonv NAV think
woman suffrooe a failpre because wom-
an have NOT voted awav saloons and
stonned crime and because they have
not established n superior system of life
NV improyinp the organism of society. Su
san may gauge woman sufrrnpe as a NOR
al FORGET to revolutionize society. If these
be her measurements. woman suffrage
ia a faiInre and thank fortune that il
Ia In hat ease II would be n blight
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-30
AMERICAN BEEF AND WHEAT.


The object ofthe visit ofMessrs. Read and Peli
to America Is to inquire ms to the amount oi
livestock and meat which the United States
and Canada can export during the next four
years, and the cost at which animal food can
be produced upon the American continent,
Another voyage will be made next year to
pursue inquiries Into the production OF wheat
and other crops.-Chicd0o Times.
England Is very much interested in
the vital question Of food supply. Her
own capacity is diminishing slowly
year by year, and her fields seem more
liable to destruction by rain than those
of most countries. Superadded to this
the enormous rents the English farmers
have to pay are fast amounting to a
prohibition of business. Just now this
point is becoming most prominent n the
discussions of English economists. 1t
is seen that American beef and bread
stufIs are sold in England at rates be-
low the living prices of English pro-
ducts. Such a state of things cannot
be successfully w~ithstood, and so the
brainy men of the country have been
e~ndeavoring to not only ferret out the
cause but supply a remedy. One school
of economists proposes a tariff in order
that American products shall demand
II little higher price than those Of Eng
land. But the men who in the last
generation passed the famous
''corn laws" will not harken to an in
crease in the price of bread and meat.
There are too many millions of suffer
ing poor who would starve if prices
were raised. Hence there must be
done nothing hat will disturb the rates
of living-at least nothing that will in
crease those rates.
But the agricultural interests of Eng
land must be protected by some means
There are, therefore, two problems pre-
sented to the economists, viz: How to
render agriculture profitable; and
how to keep down the rates of living
for the salvation of the poor.
John Bright, n Of the grandest of
English statesmen, has suggested a
remedy which strikes most thinking
men as affording the desired relief:
He would, by law, compel many of the
large private parks in England to be
farmed, either by the owners or lessees.
The rates of rent should be regulated
by law, and parcel sale encouraged. To
small landowners he would give the en-
couragement of light taxation, BY all
these plans the English farmers could
be enabled to produce beef and wheat
in greater abundance and at less cost
than now.
As to competition then, England
would stand equal to the United States
and the latter would come in simply to
sepply the deficiency year by year.
But before Mr.. Bright's ideas can be
carried into effect it must be known
positively just what rates must be es-
tablished. To arrive at this it is first
necessary to obtain all of the important
figures of production in the United
States. 1t is therefore plain what drift
the action of Messrs. Read and Pell
will take. 1t is probable that they will
visit the broad ranges of the western
plains before returning home.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-30

THE conduct of Russia is inexplica-
BILE. The most improbable, if not i'm
possible, things are just what she is
most likely to do. Her latest notion is
tosestablish a university at Tomsk, ST.
IBERIA, for the benefit of the nihilistic
students who have been banished to the
dreary wastes of northern Asia.
To see the strange part Of the pro-
cedure it must be borne in mind that
the aforesaid nihilists would not be such
were they not educated. Nihilism is
confined to the educated classes of
Russia. The ignorant peasant knows
not the meaning of the word even, and
the fires of freedom seem never to burn
inthe breast of dire ignorance anyway.
The government has charge Of alluni-
versities Of the empire and threatens
to curtail their number and value, un-
less the epidemic of revolution ceases.
Therefore to feed the exiled nihilists
on that which carried them to their
acts which won their exile, is like CIV
ing a murderous maniac in prison a
loaded pistol. The nihilistic students
Of Siberia will not learn to detest free
government on account Of additional
education.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-30

Fellows Compound Syrup is composed
Of Ingredients identical with those which
Constitute Healthy Blood. Muscle and
Nerve and Brain Substance. while Life
itself is directly dependent upon soma
of them.
By its union with the blood and Its eff
feet upon the muscles, reestabllshing the
one and toning the other, it is capable of
effecting the following results
1t will displace or wash out t~uberculous
matter, and thus cure Consumption.
BY increasing Nervous and Muscular
vigor. it will cure Dyspepsia. feeble or
interrupted action Of the Heart and PAL
pitation, Weakness OF Intellect caused by
grief, worry, overtax, or irregular habits.
Bronchitis-Acute or Chronic. Congestion
Of the Lungs, even in the most alarming
stages.
1t cures Asthma. Loss OF Voice. Neu-
ralgia, st. vitus Dance. Epilepuc Fits,
Whooping Cough, Nervousness. and is q
most wonderful adjunct to other remedies
in sustaining life during the process Of
Diphtheria.
Do not be deceived by remedies bearing
n similar name: no other preparation is a
substitute for this under my circum-
stances.
Look GU for the name and address ]. 1.
FELLOWS. st. John. \. B., on the yellow
wrapper in watermnrk. which is seen by
boId;n, tho parar hafora tho lirht
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-30

The village OF Marsnalto"n in Penn
s~ylvania, was lately destroyed by fire.
The fire was the work, it is supposed,
of an indendiary-at least a bunch Of
rags saturated with coal oil was fonnd
in a joiner's shop among some shavings
which it had failed to ignite. The dis
astrous spread Of the fire, however, was
rather due to accident than design. At
the outbreak of the confiagration an
apiary took fire and twelve hives of
Infatuated bees, probably 5000 to 100,
900 in number, were turned adrift
amongst the citizens working to put
out the fire. The result was that every
body was stung, routed and put to
flight, and the people who persisted in
trying to save their property were
bunged up and blinded by the vicious
little insects 50 that they had to retire
nilly-willy.