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state Idfs In. Brief.

Sparks from a J. & B. locomotive
burned a lot of timber belonging to B.
w. Carmean, Of Messick's Station,
last week. The same locomotive also
killed two of Geo. Wilson's pigs.
On Tuesday afternoon, Sheriff Ellis,
of Sussex county, sold 270 acres OF
land situated in Broadkiln Hundred,
and belonging to VIM. H. Donovan, to
Jacob Moore, Esq, for $1050. It ID
understood the property was purchased
for M. B. West, of California. as
On Saturday last q new post office
was established in Kent county, Della
ware, at Bowers Beach. It is to be
known as 'Bowers,' and Mr.. James
Reed has been appointed postmaster.
Subscriptions are now being solicited
for an extension of the ]. & B. Rail.
road, from the Milford depot to the
wharves of that town. Five thousand
dollars will do the work.
A five-years-old son of VIM. Staytop,
of Greensboro, Sussex county, fell in
to the river one evening last week, and
was drowned.
The town Of Frankford, Sussex
county, is improving very rapidly.
The factories are now employing many
hands-men, women and children.
Engineer Mifflin, with his corps of
assistants, has been in this vicinity
during the week, making a re-survey
of the Pennsylvania and Delaware
Railroad, so that the recent purchasers
can secure correct title, the old one
being considered incorrect. The road,
will be continued to Port Penn.-New.
ark Ledger.
Glasgow, New Castle county, is
without a shoemaker.
A French mocking bird visited
Christiana one morning last week and
attracted much attention by his beau
tiful warbling. This is the first one
known in the vicinity for several years.
Rev. A. J. Snyder, of the Christiana
Presbyterian church, formerly of this
city, is now preaching a series of ser
mons on "The Parable ofthe Prodigal
Son." ...i,
English snipe are now attracting the
attention of sportsmeh. - ...-
At Port Penn the other day, Mr..
Samuel Carpenter was kicked by a
mule and seriously injured. =.
Wheat throughout the State is said
to be in splendid condition.
"The Georgetown Cornet Band" is
the name of Georgetown's new musical
organization. b. b. Hillen is Presi-
dent and Ford Short leader. fl
By the falling of a scaffold at the
Greenwood. Sussex county. M. E.
church, last week, four carpenters were
injured. The injured men were Ben
jamin Y. Cannon, foot crushed Hen
ry @. Lord, back hurt Alfonso Lord,
same, and Mark Jones, foot crushed.
B. B. Warrington, telegraph opera
tor at Dagsboro, and Miss NJ. v. Long,
operator at Frankford, on the Break
water and Frankford Railroad, were
married on Wednesday evening last.
Capt. Benjamin Lingo's widow, who
lived near Lewes, died suddenly on
Thursday. On Tuesday she received
a summons to appear before court
next week to testify in the suit of the
estate of Trad Kelley, deceased, VS..
Peter Warrington. She had never
been placed in such position before,
and the thought made her quite ner-
vous and finally produced prostration.
On Wednesday paralysis ensued and
on Thursday evening at 9 o'clock she
died. She was about so years DID,
Geor1etoDn Inquirer.
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Dwelling Burned ,

On Thursday last the large, old fash
ioned log dwelling house on the farm
formerly belonging to DIR. Mitchell, OF
Elkton, situated in Maryland on the
road leading from Glasgow to French.
town, was totally destroyed by fire.
The dwelling was occupied by Abram
Wright. The entire contents of the
dwelling were destroyed, upon which
there was no insurance. 1t is thought
that the fire originated from spark
passing from a hole in the chimney be-
tween the plaster and floor.
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Ghosts.

-rol IngersolTs "aristocrscy OF q Q
mi real human ghosts. Ghosts thai
{pce healthy men and women, but
yw simply the GHOSTS Of what they
'Eere." As we meet them, and in-
|fhe cause OF all this change, they
The old, old story. "a co'd," me
4 cough, b "catarrh ""overwork, ;" or
spsia," "llver complaint, "and "con-
In" with unsuccessful phi y sicians
Smedies. In offering his Golden
n Discovery and Pleasant Purga-
kllets for the cure Of the ABOVE affec-
|Dr. Pierce does not recommend
Ia sure cure" IN all stages. For II
SDgs be half wasted away, or there
sncerous com mplication, no physician
6lcine can cure. The Discovery IL,
Yer, an unequaled pectoral and
|puriier. ltspeedi y cures the most
5ated cough, or cold. and in It's early
ldle stages, consumption. By cor
s all Irregularities OF the stomach
Fer, II readily cures blotches, PIN
Icrofulous ulcers, "bunvhes" or Lu
Hundreds testify that IL has re-
their health, after eminent physi-
Aed Jailed. For constipation use the
j. As q local remedy for catar rb =,
/. sage's Catarrh Remedy,
Il2ll
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WeektU MOrf,,1..,,

t,ns the pasp week there vars
'tpo deaths reported TO E. X
-, y, Registrar of Deaths and Buriais
|'"E occurred In this city, a. fol.
\ h,a In Il the United States, q; Ireland i.
msb st . ~. black. 8; male, 10; female
irlSase, =. .ss !, brought here for inter,
oss sens away, 2; still born, 2.
a Tsuses were: Apopiexv. Q.
tiopp N ppectoris, 2; Auacemia. /: con,
sns vn, !, 4i capillary bronchitis, /: con-
|eslio,n s, Cardiac dropsy, /; catarrb. /:
Su"n na.,iI OF brain, /; marssmns' !.
.uIs,on, .Is,N', Il pneumonia, 3; puerp.ral
!, i'"'' l; pericarditis, j; scariei
asealhs T. Nb BY Wards were: sscond
SsS' third, 2; Fourth, 2: Fifth a.
q, (. seventh 2; Eighth, 2; Ninth, 3;
|sss annual %ssi death rate Der tbou..nd
numsSass Ssek !, ending Arril 10th Il SS'
tear @ver rel. Of deaths for the same me- wsst y sI.
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Ieneral Fremont w.o q. l..
|snn s%,n GNl,on, N, has white hair and ~ . ~ IN
. msrrV 1I girls with sparkling eve.
Aas ,h.s laugh. An emient artist ssvs
s Ees1 prettlst hand he ever saw
|star. on 'todn ,hd To-day our "Innoc,n.s,
! let,osna lon their tramp abroadJ,Tha%n
|be scIs .an; In the Times and z,,na.e,a
snalously looked for. N0''a'e
sma,bnn ;ae ;a street. Many a rupavav
p up y caused by such seemsins
i . to iSopS1sGIc11Psllaus SSI11P = of philads,Db,. A..
Se faI' Huiid a grand Catbedrppi. Catbdpn'A arc
a nsw 10 the price of iron s,,,,.
r Rssas,mitting the storv ng ~ 'Sterests. M
ectAcie Womb 20 - oe true, what sort Of
pan with I,u whoe oe Presented il evsr~ y,
b time bs,d ,Tdaom a Congressmen ma ~
Ne fi',oeI fir. ~ a baby and npncs snouid
es?""WS...ese " ne House and saUcss sOcsed -, ~
i. viii. .ashington Post. 'nA'e gai-
rnlay rennnsylvania HorticuI;,nr,rre,s resident Of
kd dasea stres, Il! !Hortitulturai Hail Ha.IIe.y, ~
PIC, and ,,SiE adjoining the Academy ~, =,
the on1v paid s75,O 900 for the tSbSc'e.y hsi,
hected Ti,b condition, it is undeps,noS @ ooiI'
SOciety. remain the propertv 'o, =,
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Pr do you cough when you can
(elief in sines' Syrup of Tar, Wild
Py and Hcarhound? It is the
efhcacious and pleasant remedy
In for Coughs, Colds, Group,
|ma and all diseases tending to
ponary Consumption; has been
lor over thirty years and is espe-
adapted to children, as it does
pauseate and consequently can be
In sufficient quantity as to effect
one bottle and you will never be
put IT, Price 20 and so cents per
n Sold everywhere.
ap1-1mod&w
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Police Cases.

Since Saturday morning last, things
have been very dull at the police Office.
Since that time the Mayor has disposed
of five cases Of drunkenness, upon which
the usual penalty Of 80 cents and costs
was imposed, and one drunk and disor-
derly, upon which ST. and costs was i'm
posed, .....
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ni.hop BECKER at Dover.

The Right Reverend Bishop Becker Of
Wilmington, Del, will administer the
rite of Confirmation on Sunday, April
18th. In holy Cross (CathoHcl Church,
At 1(,:3O O'Clock, A. M. In the evening he
will dellver a lecture In the church at
half past seven o'clock ON tho "Infalli-
biity Of the Pope" ''
Representative Hester Clymer, of
Pennsylvaaia, who is bachelor of SO
years, is soon to marry a 81. Louis
widow. .--.,,.v q.
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Jov IN lousatana-

people Of New orleans, La, are
with the decision OF the PostmAs-
tneral, d. NJ. Key, In resembling bis
pnce order about the mails, as he
Pc Is persuaded after an examine
Y the evidence submitted that the
|lana Slate Lottery Company is, NOT
Plent, and has so recognl zesi H..
Ba high tribute extorted after n
trial from the department, Now
!, registered letters, postal orders
80 to NJ. A. Dauphin. at New Or
La. or same person at No. 3lp
way, New York City, N. Y, and the
p try Is the next drawing, April
Ehen " may win $40. COO. Who IL the
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Meetings Tonight.

MONDAY,
ehds' Social Lyceum,
lorm Division, X. of p.
us Library Association,
4uA Tribe, No. ., /. y. RIM.
wsre Lodge, No, l, 1. o. OF.
ah,na lhan Lodge, No. 70, /. O. o. r.
mi n,ingion Lodge, No. X. OF p.
'on 'u,ng1on Tuo Lodge, No. 8. A. o. q. r.
4 of TRnac;ssmpment, No. 7, 1. o. o. r.
)" De'hlehem Division, (colored) 8
*. ofP. W. d UNIFORM
y. U A. N. "AAe Souhcii'
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TIE Commons Farms.
THE REVENUE THEY RETURNED TO
NEW CASTLE LAST YEAR. ".

The statement of the Trustees of the
New Castle Commons, for the year
ending March Goth, 1880, show receipts
for the year amounting to $3.50. 30,
and expenses amounting to $8, 579. 80.
Balance on hand, $800.16. Amount
due Farmers Bank, $4,000. OF the
expenditures, $4,000 were paid to the
New Castle Water Works, and So, 600
to the New Castle public schools. The
farms included in the Commons" are
as follows:
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9aily Sasstts.

4 U. s. Supreme Court has de
That a State has a right to in-
| tax on peddles or sewing ma
| proyided it is levied and assess
In all machines, made in or Out
Estate.
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the "old salamander" Drug Hous o.,n

the "Old Salamander" Drug Hous
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. II, 1880.
!. II. II. Rdrner & o., Rochesfsr
|rLENEN I'VE trust our order will
you In season To be promptly fiiled.
|y the Safe Kidney and Liver Cure,
|tiDu0us and increasing, and our
bers speak In the highest terms OF
salue. Several cases Of cures which
come under our observation are
lete and most remarkable.
Very truly yours,
IN SCHAACK. STEVENSON d co.
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SERVICE OF SONG.

At the Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church, yesterday, a service of song
was held, morning and evening, in
honor Of the fifth anniversary of the
pastorate of Rev. l. N. Haldeman.-
The floral decorations Of the church
were Of q splendid character, rare
flowers and plants being scattered pro-
fusely around in every suitable and
available location. In the rear eff the
pulpit recess were the words, "Wel-
come--Fifth Anniversary" formed of
beautiful combination of flowers
The services during the day were
principally singing, number of anth-
ems and appropriate selections being
rendered by the choir. During the
morning service, Mr.. Haldeman made
a brief address, alluding to his minis
try during the past five years and to
the pleasant relations that had always
existed between him and his people.
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The Peach Crop.
REPORTS THAT 1T rs ALMOST ENTIRELY
DESTROYED.

REPORTS THAT 1T rs ALMOST ENTIRELY
DESTROYED.
Reports from the peach section this
m orniDg are very discouraging, and with
one accord the growers say that the
crop is almost If not entirely destroyed.
The warm weather during the latter
part of February and March hail the ef-
feet of starting the buds much earher
than usual and IN consequence some of
the trees in the lower part of the PENN.
sula were early in blossom. This would
have been of no consequence had not
the weather of the past two or three
daps. and especially during the nights,
been SO cold. Up to Saturday morning
the crop was thought tU be all right, but
persons frem down the State say that
Saturday night and last night were
among the coldest tbat has been expu-
rienced, the mercury last night ranging
several degrees below freezing point.
This did the business, aud now it Is
more than proba BILE that our citizens
will be without their customary supply
Of peaches this summer.
Mr.. y. r. Shallcross, ore of the largest
growers In the State, stated this morn
Ing that he was of the opinion that his
entire crop was destroyed, but there
might be- few left. Similar reports
come from different points all through
the Stale and Eastern Shore.
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..,va NAV be found ON ME ~ Geo.
PArsis rIio'. Newspaper Advertising
M no spruce ST.. where adyertlsinss 1a1s
SSy nav be made for itin New YORK.
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Board of Health.

The Board of Health held an ad-
journed meeting on Saturday after
noon, at Vandever avenue and Carter
streets, President Singley, presiding.
The meeting was held for the pur-
pose of viewing q nuisance existing
at that place. After viewing the
nuisance the Board adjourned until
this evening when the matter will be
considered,
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Coins West.

Geo. Cole. son Df Esquire Cole, will
leave on Wednesday next for Denver,
Colorado, in charge of six passenger
cars from jackson & Sharp Co.'S for the
Denver & Rio Grande r. r. He in
tends remaining In Denver.
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The first named farm has 90 acres; y, AZ ste ne

The first named farm has 90 acres; the
second, 1I5, third, 81; fourth, 1872; ffth.
14l; sixth, 1872: seventh, 102; eighth, 101;
ninth, no. tho lot has four acres.
The officers of the Board of Trustees
are: President, DR.. j. J. Black, Seore-
tary, WIN. F. Lane; Treasurer. VIM,
Herbert. The mem bers and the dates
of their election, are as follows:
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| King of Siam, with his suit,
bming to America. They pro
4 90 as far South as Richmond
, far West as Chicago.
ouly Jackson Wood Burned Lime
4 It promptly on application at $40
'on street. Price reasonable. "The
the cheapest" swsst.
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An Old Subscriber.

Mr.. Ell Biddle, Salem, Now Jersey,
formerly OF St. Georges, this state, writes
TO renew his subscription to the DELLA
WARE GAZETTE. Mr.. Bddle Is one of
the GAxErTK's oIdstandby's 8 having taken
the paper continuously since 1891, fifty-
nine years ago. Mr.. Biddle Is now in
his o6th year.
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1867 Prizes, amounting to-. .......... .SllO 400
Responsible corresponding agents want
ed at all points, to whom liberal compen-
sation will be paid. .t.
Write clearly stating full address, for
press, or Registered Letter or Money
Order by mali, addressed only 70 7T
..... NJ. A. UAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
No. 3l9 Broadway, New York.
All our Grand Ex ary Drawines
are under the supervision and manage
ment OF Generals q. 7. Beauregard and
Jubal A. Early. ..t-#rf !, f, -, r9.T ~
~. B.-1his Company has NO AGENTS
in the BRITISH POSSI,SSIONS aud al
persons pretending 10 be so and 30 tc1finO or
ders by circulars or othe-tUise are btYIWD-
LERS. .. I. .. april,
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NJ OTICE.-I, Joseph Mccain. do here
Judges OF the Court OF General Sessiopa
OF the Peace and Jail Delivery of the
state OF Delaware. in and for the county
OF New Castle, on Monday, the 10th day OF
Term, A: D., $780, for a license TO keep an
Inn or Tavern at No. 428 w. Front ST., in
the First Ward Of the city OF Wilmington, 70
sell Intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart, TO be drunk on the prerni-
ses, and the following respectable citizens
recnmmand the said anniicafiosa n, s,rIa. !.
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DIED.

c' DIED. Hlg ,njg
hObEHTS.-On the lth- inst, after n ses
we're illness, In her 26th year, Lizzie 81.
Wle OF Charles +. Roberts, and daughter
The relatives and friends are invited TO
aCeno tne funeral from the residence Of
uea W moiher. No. 228 Parrish street, ON
70 proceed to Riverview Cemetery. -
please copy. ...,.'I, -, =, apf1y5fs
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A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNE FIFTH GRAND DIS
TRIBUTION, CLASS Il, AT NEW Or
LEANS, TUESDAY, MAY lith, 1851
l2Oth Monthly Drawing. sT7-f
LaGlSlANA STATE Lottery Go.
This Institution was regularly incor.
porated by the legislature of the State for
Educational and Charitable purposes. In
1858, for the term Of Twenty fivo
Years, to which contract the inviolable
faith OF the State is Pledged, which pledge
has been renewed by an Overwhelming
popular vote. securing its franchise in the
new constitution adopted December I'd,
Ar d., 1873, with capital of 81, 100000, to
which IL has since added a reserve fund OF
t350,000. .HfI 704l
Hts Grand Single Number Dfstri-
button will take place monthly, on the
second Tuesday. fr.ff
III never scales or postpones.
Look at the following distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE; $4,000. .
100000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS
on
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Playing cards. a large variety. at
y20tf ADDoMs s. GLoyER's.

II pestered by an eruption. use
GLENN's SULPHUR SOAR, the ruling
specific for diseases, irritation and alb
rasions Of the skin, and n most salutary
beautiier Of the complexion. This adj
mirable article Is an inexpensive sub
stitute for sulphur baths, and Is equally
rs effective in banishing cutaneous NAL
ndies, and banishing the panRs OF rheu-
matism and gout. Redness and rough
ness, tan. freckles, pimples, and indeed
every impeffection Of the cuticle Is en-
tirely removed by It. It is a~vouched,
by ladies who have used Il, to be the
most effective means of clarifying and
softening the skin they have G en-
ployed; is health promoting properties
are widely recognized by medical men,
and evidence In Its behalf, emanating
from other and equally respectable
sources, p~reclndes any reasonable doubt
a. to the genuincness Of its claims 70
public confidence. Clothing and linen
from the sick room are disinfected by
1t, and It prevents contagion when the
danger OF obnoxious disease has been
incurred by contact. Sores and ulcers,
that resist tho operation OF salves and
lotions, Z healed by Il, and IL soon re-
lieves the swelling and pain caused -
bruises and sprains. The opening Of
the pores, resulting from the wholesome
stimulation Of the superficial blood YES
sols that Il produces, II the effect best
calculated 10 ease the circulation when
ovsrheated, aud carry on those often
sive Examinations which dis6gurc the
cuticle and render existence q state Of
martyrdom whilo they remain. Erup-
tions, ailments that ointments will not
cure, arc entirely eradicated by
GLKlgN's SuLPuuR Soar.
Sud " drn5Hists. Price, 50 cents
par cske. One box q cakesl rs csnfs,
ssnt b m..l. prepaid, on receipt Of
price. G. N. C~rittenton, Proprietor,
lis Fulton street. New York.
HILLS HAZE AND WHIsKKn DYE.
Black or Brown, 80 cents.
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The change In the time Of lls ID. T.
and q. @. trains. which ws announced
pesntiy, went into effeet On Sunday
last. b. the change the Colorado Cen
trAl train i the first 70 arrive from
Denver. Ii leaves that point at the
usual time, 7o'eiock .. m, and arrives
in Cheyenne At $40 In the afternoon.
AT $50 1t departs from Cheyenne and
returns 10 Denver on the Denver Pa
cihc road, arriving there - Gas
O'Clock, In time to connect with the
South Park road.
The d. p. train leaves Denver at 10
O'Clock, a m, three hours later than
before and arrives In Cheyenne at 3:45.
At 4s05 1t starts for Denver on the no
turn trip over the Colorado Central rail-
road, getting TO is destination at 10
O'Clock p. m ~
Connections with the U.l. trains are
made as before, the Z. c. leaving on its
westbound passengers at Hazard where
1t connects with No. s, and picking mp
the Colorado passengers and baggags
left by No. 3 at our depot.
The ID. r. arrives In time TO deliver
its east bound passengers to No. 4, and
get It's Colorado traffic. Hence through
connections are made with the four
trains.
There Is less work about the depot
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MILITARY MArrEn-.

The commanding officer, Fort Fred
Steele. W. T.. will relieve First Lieut..
John J. O'Brien. 4th infantry, from
duty Mt that post, and order him to
proceed, without delay, To Fort ID. A.
Russell, w. T., and there report for
duty with his company.
The commanding Officer Fort Fred
Steele, w. T.. will order private John
Porter, Co. II, 9Th cavalry, to proceed,
without delay. to Fort Robinson, Neb.,
and there report for duty with his COM
pany.
Leave Of absence for one month, to
take effect after August 1, 1880. is
granted. Capt. Samuel p. Ferris. 4th
infantry, Fort d. A. Russell, W. T.
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PLEASURES OF HOPE.
Addoms s. Glover's Syrup will cure
Cough, Bronchitis and Weak Lungs.
Noise 10 = sxpsysn.
OFFICE OF Cry MARSHAL AND
Ex-OFFIcIo CoLLEcroR, \

Notice Ii hereby given that the tax
list and warrant for the collection Of
city taxes for 1850 have been delivered
10 the undersigned, collector Of the city
Of Cheyenne, and all persons ara 70
quosted to pay their tnxes without do
lay. and unless the taxes are pad with
In thirty days after the f1rst publication
Of this notice, I will proceed to collect
the same BY distress and Ale Of prop
erty. ANDREW RYAN,
jy4f Collector.
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All stockmer and ranchmen at this
time Of the year should keep on hand
Addoms q Glover's Compound Carbolic
salve. IL Is especially prepared for
Sore Back Horses, Calls, Scratches
Strains, etc., etc. With care q sore
back horse can be used and cured by
this 6alve. 1t u q certain, safe and
mild remedy, and IL recommended by
moseof the stockmen Of this county.
y haiso . remedy for Cuts, Bruises,
6ores, Ulcers and all irritations Of the
skin. Sent BY mall on receipt Of price,
Is cents and 81 a box, by the proprie-
tors- ADDoMs q GLOVER.
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to use soZoDoNT than any other
beautiier. A few drops only are need
cd, and when regularly applied 10 the
teeth 1t Is not only beautifying but
healthful. Much other adjoining Ii
dangerous, but this never. In the sick
room or on the toilet, it is equally well
come.
BY using SPALDIEo's GLUE on the
first appearance Of n defect in the furni-
ture, Il will prove itself TO be the most
economical thing about the house.
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Strangers coming TO Cheyenne should
stop ut the above named hotel, and
they will get splendid accommodations
in rooms and at the table, and be treat
ed In an excellent manner by the genial
host. Herman Kimme. And those Of
our citizens who want good day board
should patronizs the excellent dining
rooms OF this hotel. The fare Il No. l
and the rates are very reasonable.
jy11tf.
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A horse fiy?
Or n rope walky
Or q star shootp
Or n water fallp
Or m ink standp
Or q door stepp
Or q pistol shot?
Or q dog spitp
Or a locomotive diep
Or q locomotive creep?
Or a stove burnp
Or saw dust?
Or q carriage driver
Or n bed spreadp
Or n carpet tackp
Or q shoe pinchp
Or o foot rule?
Or time fiyp
Or a railroad tiep
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No man can do q good job Of work,
preach a good sermon, try n lawsuit
well, doctor q patient, or write q good
article when he feels miserable and dull,
with sluggish brain and unsteady nerv-
es, and one should make the attempt
In such q condition when 1t can be 80
easily and cheaply removed by n little
Hop Bitters. See Truth" and PRO
verbs" other column.
Try the "A. Il G." Bitters; they are
superior to all others. Sold by Addoms
& Glover. jy9tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-27

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