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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-05-14

INTERESTING FACTS. The tomb Of
Edward J.. who died in 1901. was OPEN
ed January 2ud, 1770, after four hund-
red and siXty-thTee years had elapsed
His body was almost perfect. Cdnute,
the Dane, who crossed over to England
in lU17, was found lTI9 by the wOrkmcn
who repaired Winchester Cathedral,
where his body had TepOsed nearly sew
en- hundred and fifty wears, perfectly
fresh. In 1869 three Roman soldiers.
fully equipped with warlike implements,
were dug out of peat in ireland, where
they had probably lain fifteen hundred
years. Their bodies were perfectly
fresh and plump. In the reign OF James.
H., OF England, after the fall OF the
church at Ashley, in WarWickshire,
there was taken up the corpse of Thorn
as Gray, Marquis Of Dorset, who was
buried the 10th Of October. 1879. in the
twenty-scCOnd year of Henry VIII. and
although it had lain there seventy-Cight
years, the eyes, hair, flesh, nails, and
joints remained as though it had been
but newly buried Robert BraybroOk.
who was conSecrated Bishop of London
III 1881. and who died 1403 and was bur
led in st. Paul's, was taken out of his
tomb after the great fire in 1886, during
the repairs Of the Cathedral. and al
though he had lain there no less than
two hundred and siNty-two years, the
body was found to be firm as TO skin
hair. joints. and nails. The Convent of
st. Domingo was lately demolished in
search of treasure supposed 20 be Cou-
cealed there, and the body Of Prince RO-
dTiguez taken out, who had been buried
III l5G5, exactly as when placed two
hundred ana fifty years before. His
daughter, two and half years Of age.
was lying at her fathers feet and was
as perfectly preserved as himself.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-05-14

liz refuse q cats, il is found, NAV
be aaEautas stgus.y utilized as material
l1T paper na1Utast ura. the object h.fug
effected 10y first immersiug the oslt husks
III water In taHk, SD - to float OF all
lutei~a seeds, etc, which would mater
laily dttariorate tLeuualitvCf tine piper.
ne cat HH55s are then allowed to settle
ana ,iie surface scum, and floating seeds
are drawn on by an overflow pipe at
thetap III the tank. or otherwise remov-
ed iaT which the water is completely
drained from the husks by 4 waste-waf-
grippe az the bottom Of the tank and be-
meath perforated false bottom. or fill
60 Hi-a "a EtTGiner which retains the oat
EE-Es. The latter may be left to steep
iH the water for from five to ten hours
aiieror during the removal of the scum.
g iug stepping, by softeHing them and
az ping 10 loosen the silica from the Glj-
er. Facilitates the subsequent boiling
fg0oea-.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-05-14

FACTS FOR FAT PEOPLE.- Some fat
people are annoyed aJ being over fat
auJ appeal 10 medicines for relief. The
best OF all remedies against cOrpu!eucC
no doubt IS hard labor. Who would cy-
pect TO s<e professional cricket player.
regular hunter, or r railroad s.navyys-
troubled wish obesity? ? But there are
hundreds of people ID the world Who
Hjst follow occupations on which they
grow heavy, aud Who must 90 some
thing 10 take the load Of fat on them.
For these d may be well TO know that
all s,archy food iavufs fatncss.
o. the food in general use the follow
ing are starchy in their characters ::
bread, biscuit, cakes Of an kinds. crack
CTs. waters, dUu-huutz. DuIdlua.. rrUe's
Pas. rIes Of All kinds, pies. Iice, etc.
Potatoes in amy slup. OF variety.
sweet potatoes, etc. sugars ina all saars,s-
corn starch, maize and arowro1s. sarp.
taPi1ca, candy and all kinds Of Coule.-
tiOIeTy.
Food with liyue starch. and SO useful
against Corpu!eHcy, may be Leefstc.E.
sIr.oln, porter house. C-racd-Lecf. su1l.-
cd and dried beef. bccG's tongue. ox-iafI
soup without Potatoes, veal. calves feet
and heads. pigs feet and heads. mutton.
lambs tongue. veIisoa. tukev. game.
C-lgk-1, pigeons and squads.
y Ac--tab@5 without or with little
SlafcH-rsI l1Ze, tomatoes, celery. on
IONS spinach. lettuce, d4r .leliJu. parsley.
c""siipr Ita-sa, ao.seraGish, cranberry.
tnfEips, rLuu0Fa, squash. carrots, pick
itl, SOUR fruits, apples. pears, melons.
l-als. lso, salt aad fresh salmon. cod.
iitaa '---5. e-.s, acruFs. perch, etc, oys-
I'iss s-ac".'-, ---.WuE etc, haiibut.
ITNTEE .. 90.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-05-14

RAISING SEED PUTATlr- -. .
respondent SAYS Good .T-r-
grown or a great variety nj SIS
il must be borne iu mind tla-
is adapted TO one variety III
not at all suitable tgI aul-..rl. ..-
one variety requires ta DE- ..l.
thicker than another nl -la
Of soil. Hence i Is Of prime .-..
10 the grower that Le should la--
the nature OF his ground and ais
seed 1 always cut my potato
single eye and by making the ...s--
tle closer and less seed in each
suits are obtained than Or -ll
seed by the handful The r-.a-
prCpagated from the tubET Do Il
manner naturally tends -I da..
and revert TO its primitive --
The causes which produce f=-=-
are a continual planting upon d. 8.
soil without a change Of sci
perfect cultivation TIE -eL
procure recently originate .
possessing the greatest amount ..
al NlTOr. If l was to make u. -
of the newly originated yaria-5=s -
name the Mammoth Pearl a~
for general cropper the Aa-
mum mot the English variety
same name) Cor earliness and 1
JIYeness combined. having Eie.-5.
year 54S bushels from one acre dl g
without any manure wla-evUr a--
sixty days after planting
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-05-14

a CITY BUILT OF Perhaps
you do not know that the city of Paris
IS built mostly of shells, the cast-off
houses of uncounted millions of little
sea creatures. Each shell is not so big
as mIllet seed, and the little creatures
lived III them ages ago. There were so
many of them in the sea, that they set
tied into mountains, became cemented
together, and now the mountains of
shells form the quarries where most
OF the Paris building stone is procured.
The shells are shaped like that of a snail
and are so plentiful iii the Paris stone
that one inch (cubic inch) is said to con-
tain $4,000 of them. Beside this, they
are found ali over the world not ONLY in
stone, but IN the sau6s on the shove.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-05-14

POTATOES CUT To SINGLE ~ =. r.
Pennsylvania farmer. writing !. =
change, SAYS: Il must give IN, ~
ence in favor OF cutting 10 s.l-.g
having practised il for q lN-.-'
Years, and l know whereof } .s.
Two years ago 1 had early rose
the rate Of ass bushels per acre z.
ting to single eyes, planted ih . pa - -
sandy loan. three inches deep, ", -,--
hiiled up. Last year / Eot tA2 A.2..... I. ~,
triumph potatoes from Nj il-----
with a package of other seeds. a--
them TO single ewes. There VT,
twenty-five ewes in the two. -...-
them in hills, three feet apart, p ,.-s
eye in a hill. and obtained q Ft-.
bushel Of large potatoes. Id ssSs.-
stances I found three tubers as -- .s
as broad rs my hand, and a0.-. -
inches thick, all fastened 70 -..5-.s
coming from one eve. Ihe 81,
were excellent-better than ~
rose-whiter and mora mean
grown side 10y side. -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-05-14

\ remedy for plan. lice
minal shoots Of rose lu.lz
hardy plants, said 10 wllkl.a
IS as fellows Take four uur-
chips and boil ten minutes ina
soft water Take out the cl.-
four ounces OF soft soap. H.
be dissolved iu Fl as Z Goods.
before using, and arplyvlth
sized brush. brushing upward La
utes after syringe the trees -ft .
wafer. TO wash oil the dead insects
would otherwise Ii-GErra tle ----=
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-05-14

How to produce q telling
Communicate p secret to q Noi-'
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-05-14

When these insects are .-...-
III the garden Gil small bottle -
with water. and then adj SKI.
III an inch Of The rim. arr Gel. ..
coming for q sip viii Get 5--.--
and peTisL. as j Hu- III
pores. The writer once a--..
pantry mEriads gf red ants
low tin cover surs-eL v-r --.
vessel having accidentally he. =
their track Another means a
ping them, suggested t0uel
Glover many years ago. is
sugar III q dampeL=l sr1uEsr-
TO attract the insects. When -a-
sUaImed through the ~rr
squeezed in hot water. ana -..
reset unit, the majority of 81.
are killed
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-05-14
INSECTS AND HOW ToC,rrs !
GUT WORMS


" mere here cut worms are t,ovif.
the field, q very old and = --..'ts1-.
time a very good remedy s s ,--
them ia holes made near -. e.
hills, II in the coru-feld Pal.
handle. tapered at the End
a smooth hole FIVE OF -f- H., -2 ..-
more, viii answer very -
purpose. In the morning
that have taken refuge n &
may be crushed boy tErue.f--
handle into them again. arl "a
is set FOR the next nfrbt
well in planting TO Igsl-a - Z. -rs
the loss Of a stalk or two. d.
or other causes. as IL f- - Pa
out than To replaEt.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-05-14

English gardeners p.ae.
bran al intervals OF g5gf-
along the border Of garden r
slugs are attracted 10 the f--
the morning each little Ia
covered with them. Tie
then gone over again. this ..r...--
ator providing himself viii
and small broom aud az er.r.. ~
and II is an easy matter tas,.... ...-...
little heaps and empty then
all, into the bucket. Inr
hundreds Of them have been
single walk. and if q little s--...--
ter be placed ou the bottom r.. .-.-
et the -iu-s coming lu c1-.s- 81.
are almost instantly DESTROYER
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-05-14
MAY BEETLE

These are the perfect in
white grub so destructive +.
sometimes to meadows. A.
for destroying, or rather r-E
cockchater. a very similar -
place in the centre Of the r--
sunset an ola barrel. tie j---F- "a
has been previously taued
tom Of the barrel is placr7
lamp and the insects circIr,
get at the light strike then
legs against the taTsd side i
lei. and either get fast "
50 helpless that they laII 20 .f...
Ten gallons Of beetles harrf.-
ed IN this way i'll single rt-..
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-05-14

r. /. Johnston, NJ. J. Buck,
/. y. Shoemaker. y. w Buck.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-11-23

fur @tunbs, 9as uas Nadt am &rantenz
tetts tsrtS stn3iesn selIsbten Ssrssnsfin'
bte., ga fan, cine Nabt, no tas 1ebtl
ben Spbspuntt erreihte. Dte Miarquiie
bate (dpn ldneis eie 6tsratb itrer @nfe'
Itn ;asss,ben, tueun ote Rrante nur Bate
stlpas tapon psrnsbmsn lSnnen Da tn
pltler Nahi, faet man, babe fa bic Wiar'
QUITE, bic alte fransSlifhe Gottesleu8aerin,
DOR sem @brifusbilpe User benz Eager IT,
ret @ntslta auf bic &nise seworfea unb
BABE 9ebetef. @st.tst sum erfen Wal
wteeer felt LANCER, lan5sr 3eit, nit eernn-
ssnsu 5anffn une Gas Breile paupt
fdtuhseno auf bit gruft terabBeientt
uns babe ba eslrtt, lamt uns fetsrlia, If.
sIe &sstlin BEN @sliebtsn au seben, msnn
ffe senels.
ferx~tf.huu& faJ.t,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-11-23
g. gDp1ffrn.

%< %SplIIpa<
Der srSbte gorratb BON % inter,
an3Igen fur 6srren unp &aaben 1T
Eel 9srrn 6. WulhOn gu finben. Gr bat
nsr preiswayoise @aden, ales nad ber
neueiten Nobe unseferttst, an Sanb.
Mu@ Binterbite Fnp In GROCER Muswabl
ourtanben. Dis Damen finben In Fem
serdumtsea @cfdaftslcfal bes 5srrn
Wulficu feline S5auls, Slider, auses'
ssi6nsts aIeioerfcfFs a.. gu rod ME bose'
rpsienen nieOrissu prsifsn. Der Stpre
bee tsliebten 'ntttwaarsntanolers TT
BON Morsens bi5 Mteabs ipas BON aau.
fern ansefiiat, ein Be!psts, rab bas gub.
lit.,m bic gor!9eile watr3unstmen xeis,
pelde 5err Wolflun bistet. 49,
49, II NUN I'M.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-11-23
(gortfsbnns foIst)
@Dtebet btbum6 6uaaeb

Sa.tSrte f. ylel abtr BE geretsnRe
bes 5ppfen 8ittfr. iprea en-, unb msine
Grau, ,ueI9e fcrtwdtrenb msbesinier unb
unnctl 1T, efranlabts mid, tbr weldss
su bflorsen. Sd tbat es, I'm Dabne
mtebsr bsbumbuseeb gu msrssn. aber Id
.freus mid, ibr Den gBilien estaaa au ta'
Sen, esnns nadotm 0s 2 Msnate lang
pas Bitter estrauat bate, mar iie furirt,
upe aefaSet ad felt Dsa lsstsn. Is Wona.
ten iuobl. SD liebe ;sinsn lo!dsn 0sms
bugs. $. s. ct. paul.
-*'2 ptoner Dreb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-11-23

1T ene polanbige 1b iino nit 9eru beret BEN Daen
alle oele Sacben s1r Gnid)t por5nle9er.
gSeberperfuier 9elpdbren mir eine lberale 9fabatt
gSas uniere Yreiie anbetrt inb ,pir iiber rns bic
.3urietenbeit Seberntanrs 5u er,perbet. atm9Sppll
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-11-23
gines Neb afteurs sgrl ung
s Sfftse Der Snbuflrial era,
0Hat OOA

Wtulu, Jt!uH, 70. OtHl IOOU.
I'm AQe. Bic ss bstrefsn mag.
gs madt mir 8ersnasea, folsenhe
2batlade ats perSHentliden SD mar
felt BEN Iebten 5psi Satren NIT elmer
&rnFbett Der Ntsren bebaftet unb babe
unsatliss @ittsl psrluG,, ater uur NIT
tsmpOrdrsm Grfols. @arusre Safe
RiensY unb qtpsr guye wurre mir au-
empfotlsn, uno nahoem Id es scapnmen,
berlhwanben bic Stamsnsn unp beuie
bsTnbe Id mid wobl uuo fart. Sd hin
iibsr3euet, pas Darners Safe 3tpnsY unb
! esssr Cure 1T bic Msbi,in, welde nott'e
tf unb i'd empfsbls ife MHbsrn.
g. %. Gtamm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-11-23
MH BEN goslas, leins bamvsr toi.

MH bsm 8osiab, ltine 6amusrtoir
tsn IeesuptrbeH, bat mantstr patient te
NIT alsrld (AmuStnftsn uno nubloitn
.Mitt,ln periudt, bis u has ri6tise an.
wonptt, "alnafefis." Das 10 stnf4t
siu ismpcrdrer ranfas" an bic bttttls
Gteus bes etibsns, unp 70 Dmbs Ter
gorfab bfs pattentsa unp rsr 3uta bee
g(iitsIs lHmerllpf ,s,rsiGt. Sn autu
Npcttetea Die e4oAtt potl ~ 81 90 ~
taten. $500
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-11-23

r. Mcbesse14JetbsrReffe.
neusfie Muttr In Gal6nirs. Brofabinss
v. ,e. tet S&ram " 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-11-23
gyts44tff 7 eG q ..

(gnrrespaadenz..) "a @tanae. Daa
@iientabuz@ pmite in Sdmulitateu sbe,
mac bei6t mid bas Eraei tomifdes
Sdaueripiel,s ipieIte 6d in persansener
Bcde in rnie,er 5utxnftszGlenbabnftabi
ub, Sa, ia, bas y9eseredt um bic weni.
gen 3ur 8erfisuns itebenoen @rpideu
baben's in fds. ST ba- eine W6ittwe mil
einem fihf 2anb, nuhe am Meihbilbe
oer Staot, ueldes man y 0 r benz u91ail
Roao Boom" far $3.50 Bate taufeu ton.
men, uub .Ee serweisert, trosbeu. iar ST.
Scntbuut ourd bic Babn iiber 100 Bro
fatntim gBertbe seffissen it, bus Bese=
redt. Die RcmmiGare i'm @rapprppria.
ticnS, Se,fabren betpiQiSen ibr 500 gnt=
iaaoisuns, ba aber bic uSabies" bier 3u
sanse aumddtis iinb, ,pitb protefirt
Funb eine Deidber3i8e Surp, natiirlid
Tarmer, bic BEL oer Operation nidt ielbii
in ben @eleteutel gu 9reifen baben, eiebt
Der 'arn1en Wittwe fur GO Tub breites
Be8ere4t bas fleine unb runpe
siiu,tuden' BON $4,000. Das gBese=
reat ubuisness" f4eint alfo bier eine redt
e!ntrdsIide Hanbipeculaticn 3u iein.
Sp.cutanten, b. :. ueiblide, tpenn mSs
li@ Dittmen, Fno alFo einsslaoen, fd
an melt ausseos9nten @eseredt= 5pecnz
laticnen Su betbeilisen.- Die GeIhdfte
Der Diitrict=@rurt leiern iid iebr lang
lam ab. Die @rano=Surb bat aud erf
lehr penise Gnitaseu erbeben tSniteu,
bu oas gSetter unter aller aritit idledt
mar unb 3eusen unaaSslid 3ur Stabt
fomnlen lrnnteu. Drei Der Nntla9en
inS seSen unTern ueuerwi9lien, farbi=
gen Gcnfabler seridtet unb smar weSen
@iebbiebifabl, Der 2anosmann 1T elm
Wesser. Seitere ausHdten fiir uus, benn
ieoenfaus fcmmt Der Buridc aud nod fret,
eaer fd Sewieste GDpolaten annebmen
tcnnte. Aaem Nniasine mad iebcd liub
bic 8lasen wcht beSrinbet unb nidt ct
pa, ME es ausfeten n,S1te, pslitiihe
Tricks. glle neuen 8eamteu auser
teiustem Gonitablen buben bereits quali=
filirt unb ihr Mmt anSetreten. (4.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-11-23

= 81 Ya{o County sab bei ber Babl
Garfield cine Wajoritdt bon 80 Stims
men.
= Sn @alpeaon in Tclehs Salou
madte Matt. 9aleh einen mSrberifden
AnSriff NIT einem Sdu5madermefer
auf Sobu Nnberlcn, einem @dweoen, unb
bradte euieiben fhmere g8unocn BEL.
5alen wurbe perbaf:ei. - ....f.
-igine perfriippelte 5arbiae, Nman=
ta grcwn, fano 3 WteiIen BON @alpe.
ftcn ibren Sob purd 9ilte une gntbeb.
ruasen.
- Sn gaftcp feuerten bic Tarbisen
Salutitiifie ab, I'M Scnes @rmdbluns
gu perberrliden. 9ierbei Sine elm @4ub
3u friih los uno Elm Tarbiser muroe bnrd
ben Wii6er, nit weldem er bas @eihat
lnp, f4wer perrunpet.
~ Bei Yieree Suncticn, 7 Meilen y on
9cufun, wurse 5oraee Beu, elm farbi
ger StrdFins, in seu unterlcb seIdsllen
unb mirp masrideinlia ferSen sr1iilIen.
= IN Der Bapou tei 9cuiton serietb
elm nit 500 DaummrQeubaGen belaeenss
Boot in 6euer. Der pierte Ibeil, ber
9apuns wurbe beiddbist. - t.'
- Sn rer l1m8eSeno bon CalIas bae
ben fth mieber 3wei 6aubanfdde ereis-
net. Or. Qewis nurbe bon bier pertlei,
beten Wfdnuera angebalten unb ibm feline
aus $40 beftebenbe Baarfhaft obgenou,=
men. Gin anoerer Mlann 1erias benz
Bleiden S&idial unb perlcr $l3. Die
YcliJei in Dauas pertaf ftete einen Wann
sfamens Goldman, ber einen Sarmer UNI
5000 beranbt bat.
- Der Staatsftabmeifer in Nuifin
sablt in Silber aus unp erfudt ale bic
ienisen, welde 5orpsrun3en an ben
Staat Su MAIDEN baben, sdde gum Gm,
pfanSe ees @elbes mit3utrinsen.
- SA Cameron ,purben bic teiecn
Yriirer Scnes. bic i'm Sabre 1879 ben
George Norie in Calvert ermoreetsa,
Irei gciproten. Sin anberer WSrber
blHssssn, W. 5ubsp. iR aur TObesitrufe
pe,utbeilt mptben.
= Sa Sort Wortb psrfuhte Worpbis
ne Ueu fit nit WtUrpbin 3u rersiften
rer Ue,ind i6lus inosb iebl.
= Die 6radtpreiIe Der 3alseitoa
uuo Gan an'pnic Glfsntabn inb ermi6is1
wcrben
= Die Barre pcr Yab gacaqo wire
seseupartig pertieft. Der nit ben Nr=
betm betraute @ontraitcr 9lautt eius
Iiefs ben 20 bis 36 Tub berftea,n ,u
fSnnen.
- Tie Neu= graunfelier 3eituns bal
ttren 20. @eturtstas slei&seitis nit be'
Nnfunft bes erlfen @ilentahnauses &C.
feiert. sBir sratulireu. E1
- Sn Neu Braunfels farb Trar
Bertha Debei, @attin bes 5erru 6ust
WeBsl mad elmer lanspierisen 8ranlbeit
| Sic hintcrldbt ibrem 9atten 8 4inoer
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-22

down from the post directly TO where
Sheridan was psTched on the roOf, and,
When quite q a 70 where ] stood, drew
reins, and yeIrtsd tilstT opiniORs a. fol-
lows: "AlBays tod you So" Would
have made an excellent sergeant. "
Just the place for him" "Yes, sir;
and at Vancouver, don't y0u remember,
be -" and 5 they rode o. the rest
Of the revelations was lost TO me.
Sheridan is still on top. IL not Of the
ROOF, on top Of the heap; and but few
pre-confederate timers have even ap-
preached him in his lofty perch. The
two who adjudged him a respectable
sergeant were my friends, and there
fore shall forbear relating just how far
they went the other way. One Of them
by sheer force of circumstances, would
have been "a Of the ranking majors
now had lac been able TO stay where lac
a The other WAS one Of the first To
resign and hasten to defend the cause
Of his sires. How lac succeeded we
heard afterward when his name was
mentioned in n Of our papers, giving
US a glimpse beyond the rebel lines Of
those who had formerly served on the
Pacific coast, as follows: And there
is our gallant Col. Wife, as loqua-
cious as ever, always ready to give you
information on any point you like; and
N you are not particularly- ayerse To
being struck for a loan, and really want
TO find him for a social chat, you'll have
10 look well 10 the rear Such is lifel
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-22
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and Liver cure, the purest and best
remedy ever discovered.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-22

TINS, II any such petition has been
signed, il has beeA obtained, We believe
Dy fraud OF ~ faLse promises OF W some
esJVIsg."
MARI Lbese words fnJm 4 supporter
Of the present administration; bat read
his C0nClRding words.
Ia tie sigtt of God, in the scales Of
eternal right, the dignity Of king OF
president, the oldheartsd usuTIati0ns
and e~Xpediences Of secretary or soldier,
the brutal heel even Of a great republic
weighs nothing against a single injns-
tiee, be il the savage blow that strikes
a little child, the chain that letters the
limbs and knaws the soul Of a negro
slave or the inhumanity that robs an
Indian tribe of their homes and shuts
lis ears OF stone 10 their appeal"
w 4 conien: 10 leave our ingen.
ious Secretary Of the Interior, in the
hands Of a man who can talk thus fear
lessly.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-22

CoUoIIs. :" Brotpn's Bronchid
Troches" arc used with advantage to
alleviate CoUons, SORE THROAT,
lIoARsENE Is and BRONCHIAL AFFEc-
TIoNs. For thirty years these Troches
have been in use, with annually increas-
ing favor. They are not new and UNI
tried, but having been tested by wide
and constant use for nearly an entire
generation, they have attained well
merited rank among the few staple
remedies OF the age.
TIE THRoAT-"BrOtrn's bronchial
Irochos" act directly on the organs of
the voice. They have an extraordinary
effect in all disorders of the Throat and
Larynx, restoring a healthy tone when
relaxed, either from cold or ovcr exer-
tion OF the voice, and produce n clear
and distinct e~nunciation. Speakers and
Singers find the Troches useful.
A Couan, Cold, CATARRH or Sore
Throat requires immediate attention,
rs neglect sometimes results in some
incurable Lung Disease. "Bro,rn's
bronchial Irochos" will almost inva-
riably give relief. limitations are of
fcred for sale. many of which are injnr.
ious. The genuine 'Brown's Bronchial
TrochcS" are sold only IN borcS.
ianSeod1y
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-22

Gov. Lose returns TO the charge, ar
cusing Secretary schurz Of unfaincss in
his statement Of the Ponca Indian
case, and declares that Schurz knows
that the Indian department drove Z ,o0p
Icncas from the homes they were
known 10 have the right TO retain. lie
charges Schurz with meompetency
and ignorance, and condemns his ad-
ministration of Indian affairs in seyerc
farfna
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-22
IsMSTT. % TCE5lsTT1a wsE1z.-

A quaint and tender little aDeedoLe
Ut MIS-, IIueretiA Mott Is related In
Hnspu's Weetty. The writer. when
passing Oh tie roadside one day the
st0Rs wall Of her country home near
Philaasipbia, saE ranged on the top Of
It rows u apples and pears. There lad
baen than enough on the trees for
family needs, and the sweet-hearted
old Quaker grandmother had placed
these treasures on the walls for the
stranger children who passed by. Mrs.
Motifs sympathy for suffering was not
a thing Of rejection. She not unfre-
quently in winter would remove some
portion o. her own warm clothing and
throw it over a half-frozen woman who
came begging 10 her door.