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TII21IS.

TLRES TD1t JUNE.
Tho Ftre- Insurance Intral reporter furnishes
tho following llfo stlt!stics Tor June: To.al
number Of nlnrns, 81: STILLS 81: second aartns
4; third alarms, |: md tho CAUSES for snno hre
ns follows: Explosion OF kpeoscnU oil Jumps md
stoves, 9: chimney tlrcs, O: faisu, -: children
with matches. o: sparks from chimney, 4: un-
known. l; spontaneous combustion, i: ignition
pf escaping Eas, u; bun!lre .: pxplDalDu ut KHsn-
line soyes..; buys smoking, =; defective t.sts,
z: Matoh dropped n.nnK pnpnr and si,tvlngs. =:
=; hot nsflcs, :; lntnp falling frrm hraGkot. =;
md. enell. Ignition Of shnvinga from sovr. de-
feet!yo foundation ilacr boiler, ovt'r,entc,l TRY
Kiln. Epark fr,s,i tn9-Nn.t. dry lHhtpr, clgar-
s,n Ks!''on Of lst Il ,lry XIII, s1ky et!n,.
0f mutches III pocket of. cunt, iHnft!an
Of lumber on top OF boiler, defective
ftlrtiact plt'c, spnrk frOtn botior flirnace bnw-
inE tntnshnviug va,tlt, llcnt ol, Atnvr, chimney
boilnx over on stnvc, Ignition Of va!,zo froln
HntGh lnntcf asnof1g fireworks, nnd cnil1lD
OF tic buildings. % woro hric!s and 10 frame,
antl wGro nGcupIc'' rs follows: dwellings. ~:
burns. p natlon stores, 1; blacksmith shi'ps. .:
pantny.mll =; mid ctlch fe,ither-Eiorr, drug.
sture. plDw inanufnctury, pile 0f shaylnga, siir-
niture,st0rr, ellusr rannutnctpry. tInntry. lnun-
TRY. nah hox. cnr ,1lanu fnctDry, impur.stnrc tcc
'cry, tasket nanMtartory. pawn-sho1t, iakery,
md oil Storage. Tutnl insurance INVOLVED, $S7!,-
.S1G; tntn1 lttss. b1: tan1 luss tn i.Isur-
acn - inr III settleand pnrttnlly agrced ui'ou,
June sA'-Alarsns. %; stills, 10; ins,.re *s55
:05; Insurance loss s;ttUl:
Ill June !Kso-AIarns. Il: STILLS, 37 insured. ss7-
299TT; lltsuraneo loss slHlt tAj. =. ,e''
, 1880-07-02
RUSSIA AND CHINA.


L0hbnN, July 1.-Lator N.lvtces Of tho tlefcat
at lhu ls&sstAtss by Chinese state TINT tho stib.
Sims wore tlnfcatea whllo marching fruln Kho-
kind eIa Oshaud 0ulcha, IN nalte to K,stgur.
Tho ChInuso wcru completely Elaslets OF tho
stsnntlon, aud tlctoatud thoR,, aud compelled
them to tiy to Osh, uaVturIny their cntirv con-
voy. Tho Chlncse arG nUw ut 0utehu.
TcTku or Turcko FUSS. ut which tho e,,st4ge-
ulent Ii PRESUMED 10 have tnken place, IL OIL u
river at tho san,u ilRmu Il. Southern, tt1issl,l,
nurth Ut the northern frontier Ut T1rkeatatl,
The river ohtess tho susl by several mouths.
aufuschHls wailcu Chinese city In Kuopggrt,
tho capital Ut u distrlut Of tho yllnu hume, aad
IL solnutInlcs caIod Eoloo. 1t uonta,us tIarracks
fur troups asld tho putiu otllecs Ut tho Govern.
mont. Thu tnig!ItRuHco uf the engagement
catte FROM CaGul Oy way OF nokhuru ullll lIosal,
Atad Is considered trl,atworthy.
ulHCitEnITEU.
ST.. rETEnsnunu, July l.-ltcp0rta of the de-.
fHat Of thg ls4saiana by tho Chtnusu nrU regarded
~ uufanudetl.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
1T, pETKRsuulG, July 1.-Tha volunteer
cruiser llussll, which saiic lrniu Crottstajt f1r
Flntitvnst&ck toOk fUur 0Uilpr1as, SpvVhty-pnu
olllcers alli u number Ut engineers anla Artll-
ieEytnen.
CHEAT TtItE,
St. pETElssnuI.0, July LA grcat firu Is rnginx
lii iita1aE. Htxty huu4eA Are AarGutY destroy I'll
an1 thu tAtnes AEu spreading lupfdly.
, 1880-07-02
CRUELTY TO CHILDREN.
A Little Girl Inl,,,t,nnly .Ereatctl.

a AltttG e1ifI 1nhHfttnnlf IreAttus
Sergeant QuEn,i, Of tho t.nwson street SUTTON.
hns fur sunsr tluys ptst hcen quietly lives
tgatiug the cusc Ut Il little glrl na1nell
Minnie Gill. who, tho ncfHhDurB Informed
him, was being shnmefully tuu!trcnted by
her KtHtr1lhns, Patrick allu Cnthurtne
l1oula'an, with whntn allo WIS living ut No. 1l5
EtyaH'ur,i plAce. III csta Ut this kind caro- ID I'll
why's taktn to dacoyer whether thurs ID not, on
thu part ut tho cotnplntuug ncI9l1hrrs. suu.r an-
INNS ugatnst tho parties complained OF, It
being Il not uncommon thug for .ilorn
to try tu iIake lsu of putEcu Interference l.s n
nlcs1tls Of gratifying pcrsos1nl spite. THO scr-
gcsnt satisfied himself that thu complaint iu Tho
present c;lse was tllutnteh tIy motives uf hunnn-
tty simply, lsnOwl,lg whiUh ho wls MI tho h.nro
enrncst Ill his rcsHtrntts. which rVAtllted IN tue
discovery that tho Iln,,lHhana hui! for mn,1ths
past been K,ailty ;;t,, %f horribly, cr,!st trout.
curious i, ohntn uf p, circ.!Iistn,cus hn1
i!lo pnst Wlrter tho child, who Is ut nuro tlaai
strcrts nlRUrabiy eIall ul,on tho lnaly nntl har
feos rcr1eu'tX hare. u order to HAther iuul for
her Ccinr porly clntl,od, Or fr ,icr ,,cins sent
or IL perform such hnttl work. ~ li"illaht1l,
w,S sIas i,,1 to vi ,1,"Hn ~ ;:,o l. not hyr
Shp was forGed to Go. ha'wevcr, md When 1t
hai'i,ened ts.,t shn WIS unsuccessful III irr
er.ciiy, Ii tut. Tilt c.s suvsr H, uccsi,. n tl,o 10
hu;4h(HIH nscrtprru and thrru1r,Utl " e,lIt il,
tho polLcu II thu unwarsantnhlu punishment was
nito I'll S''rr rrtsc.S y Ill., ,o cS III o'q h,r o'ssln' s
.iilcsed olo,se, wus tiWi To II nct
tor twn tays, 4n,ing Whit, lt1u her allowance
water III shr wulltel. Te ctFl,i WIS nut proper
Iy fed. and tho combination nr TIN much work
@ s er @ to @ tho eodto @ oss @ ss Il ffi vux ii .f skols
ljolng satisfied that tho easo wns one requiring
, 1880-07-02
But tho Treasury Department
lst1es tint There lB No
Remedy.
Decrease in the National Debt
During June Over Ten
Millions.
THO Amount OF Pensions business to Bo
Done Under tho Arrenrs
Act.
Army Regulations to Be Discussed
General Notes at the Capital.
THE CATTLE TRADE.

nearu1crioNs t,,,os ,u,su,r Ar,nys Axt, TX.
rnnrATlt,Ss.
e ,,, eptt'a1 Oupasea 70 lhs c"sa0o 1s7oahs.
WAstitSnToN. D. c. July l.-1'l'uttas Il. atli'os,
Of Illinois; j. II. Jhtaes OF Nov Mpxtcp; Il, 4.
Albert or 1ora.. nn,t ,,t,c nr tsn othors ,vrrc NJ
tt,n 1ronaIrt l,npn tn,1o,. 1t,ov rr, iii
inru, catttr.Hrcetcrs nui ~ nortrra of Amcrtco,.
-n,.n, "attto .,s,, H., 49,, 49,. a.',n ~
s"e+ nHu ~, III tu' t.1'es e'ooA u.
Cattle frpm England. They cnino 10 represent
tho tlc1nvcniciccs 10 which they Mro subjected,
both In pxportution md importation. ow1nx tu
n,,nruntfnr ,cr,,"tIo,,s m i",tt uIa ~ ta A..
tst "so M, eu'H''uas w pu.u eues VI 'no al.
iunt'c' They Woro frat received by sccrotnry
Shur11tln, who roferrcd tho,l1, rftcr n hcar-
it1R pf hnlf M hn,,r IN Asststnnf.
scnrturt Tros,, ,xb,, t"s ,,,o,, ,,,,,n,, e,,s.rs
os,a.. =, 81. "'g ,A's uesn hs. w., o.e
, 1880-07-02

RoslatlbNs fnr n now cnt1merClnl ireRty a'Gtwccn
this country niNl Atnerc.t. Nyur:tN representa-
lives IF tho 1rntltuR tllsiltcRs hllars here wern
present, afIi resolutions were ntI0ptrl ifrRlnK
tho Government 10 tnko ,1cilut tnltiuttvo nttinn
at nilcc. Tho proposed treaty louka IN n rcat.
rrnelfy III the nnltrr of tariffs, and vii! bc uf
una0Hhted tIC1leflt to Frarce.
Will. nE LET At0kE,
Lny1snx. july LA Fars dispatch snys: 1t Is
stuffed that tho Monks OF In 0rnne ChnrtrGitsc.
ltial,ifhcliIrrrx ri tho fntnuus ChNrtrcuso H.
qt.cNr, VIII mt l1o ntcrfGretf With
rlH WnfK rEuH,nAEr.
fOSDnS, July Id 1artA slIapntch snyk tho r04
llHinus establishments broken ZIP yestertlay
number thIrty.mtne, With {5b ntomGerN. Thor!
r1n1,i tbo,lt thirty. which, fcng educational
At tlnttnhery twn Italian Orlers. nilc of t,on.
tho nthor nf wonsc,i. havc rrcrlycd fnrty-alRht
hn,tra' notice tn quit France. This .inens,trv IL
takcr under tho lnw Of 1sIa providing for tho
cxptlsIuu Of Foreigners ob.loxons tu tho Gov
pt1n1EDt.
, 1880-07-02
TILE CENSUS.
KANSAS.

KANSAS.
Special Dtspateh to Ihe Chicago Tribune.
TOrKKA, Kas., Juty 1.-Stntc- Auditor I9onc-
brake hns received md iltel tho abstracts of
assessments Of th.rty-ct3ht cuuntlcs In ths
Suite. and tho censt1s returns Of sovcnty-two
conties 1lc enys tho cnlnptetc returns will
shtw total population Of E5, ,00U which will en-
title knnans to seyen 1nc,nhers VI Congress II
tho bass Of representation IL mule tho sats,D lis
ut present. Ur even II 1t should 10 iucrcnsrl
1000. 1t Il not pr,tntlo TINT Cs.ngrcss will
inaku tho nppnrtfonmcnt lit tinie to hive tl1a
Stttc ttfstrlGtel by tho incoming Leklslatrre,
lseiiGc tue four tpw n,cI,'crs Ur Congress Will
hayo to 1o elected at lnrHe.
, 1880-07-02
FRANCE.


ExEGETIos of tHa AhF4'"EauiH NEGlIE.S.
PARIS, JulJ THO eeh1- -o!!'c'at nuto which
bus been seilt by thu French Government to thu
1o,,rls announcing that tho execution OF tho
Jcsuit .lrath hn,i mt tn,1 r., .1fs4 ,r,t,,
ant'-ses"N aec,ees n'a ~. aeu " u'aturoice
i'll Aht paeto 0tuhee, "'a u!At eheot ala ot1lt
to be given to.dny "Wednesday to tho .frcrres
affecting tho JesUItH, concludes III foo,yB:
Tho Government kl,ows Its duty and will per.
form it With llrllnrss"
,rhn nun,,mr ~ ,nrsons cxpc1Iol fror, III,
t'., '.,"i '''a,a.,..' .,t'... 'o .., ~
Jesuit Chapel yesietd"y morning WIS thirteen,
Tho establishment OF 0er.l,a,, Jcsuits viii not
nj, urt.scnt be iutrrfurctl viii,
AT Iaval several Ensl'sh 1esults called on tho
x!olated. anl sud thuy would ap!wal u tic
English Aml'assador'
MAalsrlsArEs nrs1uNEp.
,r r,sinn, s Ta,her thun eser" IN
ds.,ryes. >''9 s'o"'
,Tnn t,ronrfc,tr Of tho hous, occupt,s, hv FIN
1A,it IL thn T,n III syr,,s f,,,a smrtln - ny,t, @
irx T,,n1irnfin1, n, th, Trtsi,irmt ~ III. tii
h"I ~ tin SetI,,, aaktv tilt TIM hnI,sn ,',or H.
r,..tnr,sj IL III, noss,.ssi II ifh uwiinr ''' w
WIZ" ~ .nS ss,,,.,, '.c,,.~,,,,, 49, ,,'.sS
Andrlcu1, FiIfcct uf Pui!er, authorized tho
rc.nusal u tto bAcltlfIent froll1 tho jvsuit
Chn(c! III tue ltut ue Sosrta 10 the Church uf
st. allplee. hut, tMtEc ernWd hnftnx 4A4ens-
tlci, lnc!u.llng sGvGrtl srEtors mud Deputies Ut
tho A!xht. tho p0'Igs @ Gp'..tssAry n o!doretl tnt
chapel In tue sumo lolsc,
rilDr0sEu INTERPRETATION.
Thu I.cgItlsnist section Of tho Right III tho
, 1880-07-02

CItuRClt AMI ETATE.
ROME. July l.-Tho French religious orders
affected BY the ant1-Jcsllit ttcereus hnyo tel
eRraphed tho Vaticnn thclr Intention to submit
10 tic Inv.
This probably means tho orders not yot OK
pei3ctk1
Tho poro has decided to accept tho Prussinn
Church laws. fio intends ut tho next cotl-
sfatory to nominate l'fshops IL I'LL tho vacant
sees.
D1sCusS1OS COMMENCED.
HONE. July 1.-1he Chafnttr OF Deputies Inns
commenced tho discussion Of tho bill fur thu
abolition Uf tho KFlst Tux.
, 1880-07-02
The EXPRESS WAR,

LOUISVILLE, ky., July 1.-Un tho Louisville,
Nushyil,o s. mttanooga lsatlro,tsl, rrum t4,.dy,
Albums messengers will be ohar8e.l passenger
fir.s, nnd express 1,attcr carried by tho A,t!.1ls
will 1o ohurxesl tn thom ut tho regular sohodno
ratcs. III othor words, tho Adams Company will
10 trcate tho salao III private indy! y!.lnls. Thu
Railroad Company ll,Is tho right tn Tx
hrve tho express company Rtvoi1loa by i,
Ttoro has huEh so'uo ts0l,heo nl tho Bhnrt l.tnn
owing !" tho hat t. Gta'1pStt!oH p between the r,al
pcup!o ,sty that tho Adams has bcpn cutting
rates I'd numerous points tnr bclaw u reasonable
first set by tho Short Ilnu pe0plo themselves.
nrd thAt thcy Ind to follow suit or he entErliy
lrtt.
, 1880-07-02
LAFAYETTE, IND.

SpftEM UllDd!th 70 1he C61td0o Tr4bItn9.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, july 1.-The hNseinl returns
gfro Lafayettoa II population NJ H,.bI, I'M increase
nf Hbo,tt l. 100. Investigation shows thnt In one
wnrtl nn entire hlScfs wns skipped. while III tho
First Wnrtt tho tnIIt-uuuks uf afny last show l5U
ttcrs tlallles VIII, t1ot 0! tho eu1sus returns
Ut all! II Is pr0bublo tho city will order retnt-
iik5 Ut tho ctusua.
, 1880-07-02
OcEAN STEAMSHIP NfWs

New fOltk, July 1.-Arrivea, California, from
Loll,lUn.
ltaAnun0. July l.-~Arrlvoi. suovla, from New
York,
TIllLApEI.pil1A, July 1.-Arriycl. Indiana,
fr!Mn LiyprpMt,
nostos,, a,'a l}o Nnyter. fr,tn Now YORK havo
arrived nut. -: a
, 1880-07-02
SPAIN,



MADRID, July Tho Envoy OF Morocco has
annexed to tho protocol! Ut thu atosucct, Confer-
puce latteF flUlu tho anitHn colllIualllliug him
u deIoAtase and punish NIL natives, officers,
jlJKeA, MilI other nuth,,rtlea who may huyo ss,-
fused Justice Anl pr1,teetlpn II tho Hebrews.
Tho Sultan severely blafhcs and Intends to ehas-
, 1880-07-02
COAL FOR COOK COINTY.


The Committee OH Public Sorvlco opened bids
for furnishing hnrtt md SUIT coa to ths various
county Institutions. Although scscn proposals
wetv received, three Of them eume from l,akcr
l3rus. t.nnrltod , md threu franl Woodruff &
Tru1lkuy pnlrketi Il. Following ure tho Iltls:
, 1880-07-02

!. --~' TrIE3IsIFLE, =
RtI00TtSn At Dn{,LYNuuNy.

Dur1S. July l.-Tho Abcreorn competition,
open to hi cu,ners, tnr tho prizes ynl,lctl nt Es
Gtl for tho selection Ut tho Irish eight tO uou-
pete Mt Winth|ctlan. opened to-Iluy mld will Inst
two dHys. Fifteen shots will be !trctl c,tch day
ut sd0, @M, nnd 1,C09 yar1s rangca. Thirty Tn
terc tfitlt'te1nRn nlil.erOf tho irish and Amer
Ic,.n tctIus. Tie result Of tho ahuottag ut Bo0
yIkr1IS Ia ns foIlo,ys:
, 1880-07-02
OBITUARY.,

aptftas papateh 10 ~ chicago Tribune.
CANTON, ILL.,, July Ian old sal6onkeckcr,
named Henry Smith, proprietor Ut tho "nhl
rs salut,s,, Of th!s plaee. died very suddenly
thls iuurulny from heust disease.
, 1880-07-02
UNITED STATES.

WAsHIsGT0N. .. G., Jltno:3.-GGn. Walker has
lnndc I'LL estimate Of tho population Of tho
United States frum tho lights before him (which
nre ns yet very frsKnlentnry), unI llo thinks
there will bo III tho neIyhbur1,uod of 4s.Jo0,oV0
llitiIf1lI.
, 1880-07-02

9psttat DbpaeA to Tbs Chicago 7rthnne.
GALEsA, ILL.,. July l.-Aeconllng to tho toturns,
now complete, Of tho United Suites cc1lslts cnt,-
nicratots, tho pfcse,lt population Ut Gaicna IL
1,Hs5.
, 1880-07-02

ILLINOIS.

DtaeaAc OF tho Stomach and LSycrs
Cnlro, Alexander Cn.. III.
DEAR 8llt: EunHflHK fRr limo with lf9a'hch9
and disease Ut the Stomach md liyer Mna induced
tcslorGt, nc tp perfect AuAfth aud aiIenr!h ,,,
Nu, u EIkhll-xf, XflAS. AtlEtM.EHs
, 1880-07-02
sEYENTY-NINE FATAL suNs1Rokes,

NEW fNlEK, IuIy I..-HNfUilty. nI1l0 14tAI CA4l9
Of s,lnstrokc tho past ,wenty-four hours oudt1g
ut uoun tu-duy.
, 1880-07-02

:. CAUTION 70 nRllCu19T9.
DeNnrt ut CountoFfot Medicine. 1 Bni1lIDy no
HBts,
, 1880-07-02

1}Ciytdcfc. lI00ne Co. H.. Feb. q 1s:!.
nEAn Sill: have btuii nstfa your Nt,tAN III aud
nrUi for s!m,H Time a1,i nm reFtgst!y satisfied with
ratlln Htrcnatlrhs tho Nerves. Regulates tho stt,:
Aett anl BuWoIs. mud Hotlovus lthenfuatlsn !would
nut 10 WITHOUT IL, NILS, WESrFA1.I.
, 1880-07-02

allowance fur reflections. Will, II Il INV rsti-
,nntr,1. tlnkr tho nEEreEato urr0,nt ut RrrrnrH.
whrn MI etlnll hnv0 been olnare,t uP, moro thnf
f!fstM10U III GxcueH uf ErurGtnry BherInGll'a es-
tttnutD,
, 1880-07-02

fsaSe. Ss IT. "a :
travelling pKvuls or s,nurs 10 solicit tsndo frSu drug
TESTIMONIALS:
50.
s,.,,'a. ,a. Sa'ss A!s::seSs; Az S },ss, c. II
q se ';esse ;as ss
NS. j. E|sasS!ss '''' ''1"'' ciias: ssis'Ey.
A., Excellent Remedy.
tGiydefe: Ho2ne ". ~; fe9; u 1s;" Hin
eyl;G 5sf s;,nS sisS: sSd pss'Ssy .ss!sssG VIII
r'Itc ~ H,1sd.lrnr t, Mcsxns tMnins tbo S
81 81 w aho ho"oSos iina
- Kidney Disease.
s,s; III, !. y sS; sss!;; is' ibIxx s
chlis and sesofu'a MAHoANhpeI1isA'
Third DAY en,'l.. s;ots, c,., Co., fl,
n hss cured Tn NJ Fl ~ rhFd'pay ch
@ien Dho". .''
ns.r STR. ind you, ,sSss ,sSi,esnb fa's; II
Ss;s: d i! ssj
An that \. ~ .socoumondca tn III.
Psrs ii: tesas sss Il iii III XIII Th&s tsS.
ssssst 'aa7s i IL '''a' - I'LL. EaEss'&S:
chf1is sa,,.a Iarem. aG.,,,r,c, m
s;: naas II .ss s, s sss1;iss @ s
s s!s
rnse rE,t ay5 5 a ys IL" o'icnS 1f n ~ as Wild
Sss%SSa i tSssisa tisSsiai
Fs,n %,,.,,,,, n e. s;s,,as nsfs: Is XII, 60. II,
sSb HVu In Il eaqed II ser1 ~ 1t !a ra lis sc
""''.aa''" .s.l.' s'sa's'a:: ,n,,n..,,a. ~ "'
man sn. s'. :. ~ II; IN: Kss 2x
e.. !, ersa u.sa ns u II S''
VIM, ,a,. 1su}sG; FS'cye9T i Ts2;1, FIJI r.
sse Ssss sea r q ii say s9 tf
Al, TINT 1t Ii ,ieco,uuendea ;s15a 10 ,sr.
y; e..s y.es ,s: ss!':H: HIP; M Mis!;&'s !;&'s
end asG s%n1a Sc "9na VIZ H. aseS IL ~ fa
MlIs. NJ. A. nuRNA
Disease. Of The Lungs.
nxAu stu, rs, . to ssFi, sa';" IT.; ss:9a? 2as?
sSs A. ssss :ss;'s: Ss, ss
1881" "1A't'"o4o"'
For Neuralgia.
nrAn s,n as!fsS r salniss IT, fr tone
, 1880-07-02
L1STOF1Yll0LEsALE DEALERS
d. CAk Jbhnson's Indian Blood SyluR
QhlQAQo.Iil.

r. CHICAGO, ILL.,.
VAN sCI1AAck.. BTEykNSuN i CO. n and n
H1NKlNON, ELuAINEn 4 CO, 81 And II Iaks-$A
EULI.Eit 4 fu tl.Eik d Market.st
fx1ll::MAh, fx1ll::M A., 4 |, 4 klN4, II i!!3tt9.4tx, .u
, 1880-07-02
Suppression OF Htsn~truatlon.

DEAR SIR. NJ daughter wna = sunqF9F fEuM sup
pFessinn II Metatnssi!n. md aftef labDf!n4 under
This dlIculty tor nUr0 than yCr. with tho ya&tCHe
q tMa p!,ysiola.'sIHne Ai!u.h9 End Yns Momsa:
iavdcInss. Au.unY w4leh NM nr. saXns,3 A!S5aHxSs
b9tnunnlt myatlt ol tAe 1Nni;An H!uUU sfMut.
YoHr rSoarEs IN tho dtssKst. with whlek shs VIZ
{fuubcu in1stAintelY prevailed IN tPr 10 try Juue
nladci,lV UNI u tho luy vi ~ ifasIaA
shu Was soon rsstossd I" EesH}Efity spa eeHaho eeHahouu
, 1880-07-02

Fishert Champaign Coz ILL.,.
pEAN Sir. This IL to certify that yuHr INDIAN
uI.uOl1 sfHul. Inns dime nsG 1norv good fIr Ktdncy
Cnnipnint nnd ltenrt litssAae lhN MHy gsher Meht.
cng avur used. 1t nlso cus0d HnG Ot n{ g!dron os
Chlli8 and Sefofutn. Milt0AltET clll3A.
, 1880-07-02
Never Fails to Cure.

pxAn stn, I bhye used ySuf iNIiAN HL00D
sTKUi iuf Cramps in MY Stomach aud also for t1y
children v n MtTa troubled with spnstt, md tn beth
sases " easo''a = so'A''s'o sELizAnETII AnTzE,
, 1880-07-02

The Lacllilte Observation-Disclosures
1svnnGei1xinE slao United Stutcs-,Tlle
Northwest Observation-Disclosures OF
ltfli,iRgrufioll-I'ugllia lliats-Army. Worm
, 1880-07-02

DEAN a,n: yh,. Il y Sstatx taas ha;HSs 4 + Ses9 3
iL3ol, syltIi s' SySs isa1. e sas. I'D 5sys
cine n!a&ss ae te9! tl&e xuunH siEa CAN feeosl"
ulsud II NJ valuable Jra1nuJ. .....,. ..,.,,..u..
, 1880-07-02

El!!YuVEIN2Y
f)EAT HtN. I chn aAy that yDur IN131hN BLOOD
RYHUP hns no equal fHr Sick. cadAcha,
FMsn tho i5uwGls, una Gbs, and Gao sAfey soctna
uluud III unu " suffering humanity. ,,,.,,n
, 1880-07-02

-. = NuF0Tn. RaH8 CQ, !H
DKAR SIR: l havo used soMU uf your INDIAN
GIA0D Sfilulf with tune0cial FcsAIta and think IL
il you'd tuedictnU " bu4 up the systeH KenGrnJ.
Would rGc0uhlQnd II u ul suffering ts9m Deltltly:
]. ", NOUN.
, 1880-07-02

T1YFHntII6. fTNncR1EE EU,, JIV
nEAr HlH. hnve hoen tI'ubled Tith hlii1nsntt1
INnlAN ]ll.UtID HftuF, and found u ~ 9e NUS
valuable nedltlnG. I1lohaA6 VlNAHLEs
, 1880-07-02

1iuet'nahan, KankaAso c.: IL: MAJ M lsn, p.
and tuIntt nr Eaof unit! ! cnuH9ncGd ustnx {ouI
uiu1I vaiuabIa INDIAN nIAUn aftuPt nuw Ata
much fu1juFH md bupOutod. recommend your mad.
trtpu 70 eil. ANNA *lE6SHNHEtt4}.
, 1880-07-02

Flora, Clay Co., III.
pEAn SIN: This Ia to costi.y Tint Ynur INDIAN
BlUUnsYAut' has cured ING II ti1a Thlsd-Dhy Chll1A.
Atef al o'nes "eoc'"es hao ia''se' Misa Known.
, 1880-07-02
T,tYcr Complaint.

nnctIn9!nnl kMnkAkeo Co. TT. MaI "a laN,
.hs:s E fy ss .!;. yosr ss.y ss
laae etln. and ts hiRhY estsGned bJ nil Hs have used
IT, havo usad Yuur n!pdseT1 with to Hl0sf Aatl4tAc.
tNFy results and thNfefuta Fecon1nnd ~ 1kb 10
iii tsuubuu with Llvar Complaint und slsa i!Ssaeo
, 1880-07-02

Dyspepstn md Indigostion.
SandwlGn, Dc kntb Co., H.
nKAn Sin: This ~ to certify that 51ur INDIAN
NiIlOD SYRUP. which Procured from {orf Aren't
HlsdlGin. aFRt laud. AlAAM X. AL!.Eh.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-03

The adroit purpose Of the republican
minority of the senate in allowing the
marshal deficiency bill TO be engrossed
and read n third time last Thursday,
without debating 1t, has been disclosed
by Senator Edmunds' speech, which is
the main topic of comment in WASH
ington political circles. His purpose,
1t Is now seen, was to procure a veto for
the bill, based upon objections to its
political clause. secretary Evarts,
whose presence in the senate chamber
on similar occasions during extra SEES
sion was always found to be the precur.
sor OF a veto message, was an attentive
auditor Of Edmund's speech, having
evidently come to the capitol for the
sole purpose Of hearing It.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-03
rnE prKE or AaEaIcA.

D1ring The recent carnival in New
Orleans, Gen. Grant wzs elected 3
member Of the royal host under the
title Of SDuke OF America" The
general was decorated with the order
of ST. Rex. by Judge Geo. H. Braughn,
lord high chamberlain, and the general
Acknowledged the compliment In sub
stance as follows:
Ladies and GeAflasas:-l thank you
very much for this Kind reception and
for the compliment which the Rex assO-
citation has jsst paid me. For a pro-
nounced republican as ! am, II would.
under ordinary circumstances, hardly
be proper for me 10 accept the distine-
ton you have just conferred upon me,
especially Al I have been frequently
charged with the attempt 10 seize upon
a higher title, but, as l said before. I'M
der such circumstances, and a~ppreciat-
ing the objects Of your worthy organi-
ration, l accept the title Of duke, and
thank you again for the compliment
paid and kind reception extended me.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-03
10000 Persons Cured"

Is the glorious record Of "ARakcsis." and none
but those afflicted with piles, that most pain
full and persistent OF all diseases, will FULLY
understand or appreciate the sienincapce OF
such an announcement only those who
nave wasted time, money and health on
olntmcnts, lotions. electnaries and the tnnu
mernble wore than useless nostiums and
c~Atch-pcnnies put forth to deceive the igno-
rant, or what Is even more unsatisfactory
suffered from the empiracal and routine
practice OF careless or ignorant doctors. can
realize how great a boon m infnliible rene
dy for piles must be, or how great a benefac-
tor to the human race the discoveler. DIR.
silsbce Il. "Anakcsfs' Is mott c-hancesblunder
OF inexperience. but the result OF forty years
practice and study OF piles by On accom-
plishcd and scientific physician. IL Is now
endorsed By the most Intelligent physicians
Of all schools. and admitted 20 be tho nearest
u nm innllibie remedy known. IL IL simple.
safe and easy Of application. relieves pain Mt
.pnce. helps up the sensitive tumorr, soothcs,
sompresse~ and medicates the diseased parts
and ultimately cures the worst case. and any
ne who will follow The advise OF DIR. Sllsbec
IN the printed circular. need never have piles
gain. II Il the only proprietary medicine
xe ever saw that not only cures but tells Its
customers how To prevent the disease. suf-
ierers with piles should write TOP. Neustaed-
ter a Co, Box 500. New York, for n sam PIE Of
"Andkssis," which will be sent free.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-03

A DELEGATIOS Of colonel nsR from
81, Louis, consisting Of J. Milton TuT-
ner, sI-Unitsd States minister 10 La
IBERIA. J. 7. Smith Charlton II. Tahnsy,
J. W. Wilson and Alfred Carter, called
upon President Hayes last Thursday,
stating the negro and German vote to-
gether comprize the bulk Of the repub-
liean vote Of Missouri; that the negro
vote amounted 10 10000; controls two
II not three congressional districts,
and that II the president would elevate
the colored raj TO responsible Official
position in Missouri, il would reunite
the eOlored people who are now disaf-
fected on account Of having to carry
the burdens OF the party without recog-
nifiOn
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-03


OK Thursday night n colored exodus
meeting was held in Washington. which
attended by representatives from
nearly all the southern states. Mr..
L~ongsdale, Of Indiana, was present.
1t seems that about five thousand coll
ored people have moved to Indiana,
and n great majority of them are doing
well The purpose Of the meeting
Thursday night was to discuss the
question generally. Representatives
from the south are generally of the
opinion that the exodus Is yet In its
infancy, and that there will be quite a
stampede northward this summer. Ohio
IL looked upon as a favorable location,
and 1t Is reported that all who have
gone there have done well.