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SEWARD.

SEWARD.
And now the time has come wl,e" the
far ner goeth fortl, and feed-th his
slivering stock on the fruits of the
summers toll and returning I" the
house, he tilleth the stove and taking
up the ADVANCE lie re;l,l+th the news
I" his family, it happily he have one.
Even the most hardy v+nturetl, not far
from the place called home. The Book
agent aud Patent Medicine INA, are
gone and we hear not the voice Of the
rlnwn,;tn. The birds have. flown from
their icy nrstS and We realize the fact
u ut the lung winter Of the North is TIP
Oh Us. Oh B"r+as is out in full force
aud seems lute.t Oh outd 'img all his
former works. holding high carnival
night and day
Where now is the prophet Couch, of
owa? lie is far in the background. His
bulletin for Oct. was not ha'i, but what
shall We do with him for Nov? lie is
81 far behind VIZ lose siglt IF him alto
g'ther. The present winter Seems t.
be Il r-prt i, ion "f the famous hard win
ter of the former days of this settle
mrnt.
The threshing is far back and will
probably ut le all dn'e until Spri.
The corn is ST i'll much If it iI the fields
and We think mmch Of it will remain
| there through, the winter not withstand
ing the demands of the stock to be
fed.
We almost forgot to notice the school
house being built in district No. 81.
More anon. OBSERVER.
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BANNER OFk:CHT:

"a ~ "a Elk Or 81 ~ n
The Oldest journa: in til world devoted to the
Spi i:El Philosophy.
ssled Weekly ut No. VI ntgomery Place, Bog
ton. Mass.
COLBY & RICH, Publishers and Proprieto"s.
The Banner is n Il "st class, eight page Family
Ne <paper containing forty c"lunl : of iutei:
eSting And inst uc'ivt rr;,,Iing. embracing \
Lite ar Department ltrpn' y Il S:i" I'll Il l. C.
lures; ,riEi',ai Essays upmn $ i,u': rhiI"s"'-
men : Split Mtssag 'DrpartM NJ c""''r;'','.
ti"ns Ivy the most talent write: in the wor d..
etc. etc.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION IN Arv.SrE.
Pr Years 90. Fix Months 81 5 III s. =.
A3-FStage lic IL wear. kirh must accnm,,,, y
the >ub>rr,p'i III.
der on B,,S, n. ia Drtt o., Il ;a, k or Eanki"y
House in i,oS, nor y YAK ''i;y. y yahl t"
the order fc"lhy 4 Rich. is prefer able ;;ark
OF >t'len, j, can b'r m'wrd i'hnul IS to the
sender. Cheeks oil interior hunks a:e Ii BIZ t"
cost of collection II in >llrh r:S the term nf
the credit.
5 b<:rip'"!S discontinued at the expiration
OF the time paid for
Ay-Sprciinrn copies >cnt free
Advertisements published at twr' t> cts per
line for the ii st and fifteen cents per line f"'
each Subsequent inStttj II.
COLBY \ RI'H
Publish and keep Tor sale at vi, '"s, c and lie.
il i pie" ass ttment ol
SPIRITUAL. PKN;HESsI, Z, REF 'KMATOKY, AND
MIS-. 'ELi.ANEUCS Il .ONS
Among the auth rs we \ Dire, .Iac' son l';'-
Wis. Robert Dale Owen ID. James Vi = t.
h!rS, Ii nryC. 'rNh 81 rs Is :lrbhinS. u !
Home. L. X. Hazarl, William leEtn, Key VI.
u Cr ven .Judy ) Edmu DIS. l'r"f :. l..
Eritta:, Allen Putnam, Epc, >li gent. ". +. \.
ans, Jersey raves. Nrs. Emula tia:dn"- u i :
tan . Miss Lizzie D"en. Mrs. Maria NJ King etc.
S9-.at.'"yncS Of 30 ks pu li>hed and + l. sale
by Colby Il Rich ut free.
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A MAGNIFICENT GIFT
wO3AcESTER'S

Great Unabridged Dictionary Free.
THE NE"-IO X TElB NJ will nd !,
Suh>:rih"r Srxl~nSc 70, neigh OF rivt, in
\tw-Iork city free. ""rc"> ""'s rrat t'r',
bri'g Il Quart, i'll trat'd irii"na:y. bound in
$ 'c"p. tsi'i u + l>''. III very latest an" We V
hest ditto. of that great w.nk. to Il. one ~
mi ting:
*ufM j single tiv.' years >u'Srripi Il. to TIL
WEEKLY. or
~ lor ,ri=hl one year >u''>cs iptio'> to TIE
WEtKLY. "v
~ fora i y" tiv years ~,,scrip'i ~ to Till
SEMI WEEKLY or
~ for ten "n'-vear inscriptions 10 TIL
SEMI WEI KY. or
~ for y 81 gle three years subscription t"
TIE DAILY 'rEI!U Nj.
The terms Of II, several edit on> of Til Tri
hun" are rs tn lows:
WEEKLY i = year: SEMI WEEKLY
year; DAILY s1"a yeas. THU ANY I"'r~ u re-
mi:ti = the regular >ul,>r III u price IT ri llrl
edit ~, us almv wi;lr cri\ the rc:lt ictipn
AIRY rs y use from The r,inul...
Thi~ j. tn ~ st valAah cnrw ~lar"r premium
ever Offered
The Tribu els u gene ally admitted I" M'
the leading AM" ign n'w>Imp +. and emf "~
Il, largest circulate u amrn" the best p'npk. -
Sri"t In orders 1T q g.. 4 dress
7-36 TIE KlECNE. Nw-Iurk.
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IMPORTANT TO AGENTS. The Life OF
l. 49,. y ANli.S \. GARFIELD.
-. his personal Jisnd, Maj + BCNDY Editor
Of y y. Mail. is til" only edi t" "hich Gen
~ field las gwen lrr>' nal attention or facts
Beau il lily. iliu>tr ted y in,ed and bound
Tine b ~t.-N. y. &. numerical ADV .rt,Ser. The
rca'r>t ~. J: Herald he n, useful. sen.
sih" and satisfactory N. y. Tribune. tu'l
lrngih eel l,nr ,Hit ly Hall. fl. Ill a picture
take" expressly for This work. >CTIvE AGENTS
WANTED. Liberal terms. Send 81 20 at onco
for COMP ctr o,iftit. 4. :. BARNES s. CO., Ill
AID li3 William ST., y. y. AT
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NEW WAGON FOR SALE
A bran new rwo->eat+,i Platform
pri"g Wagon. ma,.ufact mr+tl Ivy FISH,
Bros, Racine, for sale 1T this office at
= bargain
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Southern Minnesota kai|H ay.

Mixes cl IS" conn eli ms Il Ii Gross for Mil
waukpe, chicago and poi Is East Conn cts ut
Ha >cy with Z. NJ. 4 1t. Z. E'y for all points in
\" thern Min, c~n1a. Iowa. Miss uri and NJ.
bras Il ut Albert Liza with Minneapolis and st.
Louis, and Il. T.. H. aud Northern Rvs for points
North nj = II h: and ~ Wells " til The C: K. X.
Of Mimi. for NJ ,nAa.o, Sioux City, Omaha and
the southwest.
Train run by Minneapolis time
n.,,
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1T is TIE ONLY J. NE RUNNING

1T is TIE ONLY J. NEKUNNING
Pullman sEOt"' 4 Slennin"
Cars betwe n Chcag" and Council Bluffs
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars
Are run III III! night trains This is the great
Pu Imam Line of thu. No III. est.
Palace ParlOr cars mtWe,n Chicago and
Mi wlikrp
FIRST CLASS ME W." ~ 50 cents Il the Eat.
ins ta'i'uS on the I" 9th. WESTERN"
Sure and close connections at Chicago wi Il MI
Rai!ro dis an. Il al Junction Pui.ls with I'LL
Roads that G. uSS its lines.
Ali Ticket Agents can sell you Through Tickle .
AID check Your Baggage f.rr hy tLi> road.
70: info n,ati"n. old rs, maps, &C.. hot oh,
tain'hlr at home ticket office, LII. e,, aytn
ri the Company or
W. H. STENEETT. MARVIN HUGIIITT,
Genl Pass. Ag'., Chicago. Gen. Mangr.
Jan. l, lS>O-y.
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Hlhairatt,4 9ara,1et.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER %. 1880.

There IS nothing more to be esteemed
than a manly .Jfrmness and decision q
character. like aperson who kno"s his
o,ca mind and sticks to 1t; ,cho sees at
once ,chat is to be dine ~ yiren carcuna-
stances aud does it.-1Vm. Htz'att.
John A.. Riley, a man who has served
FIVE terms in the penitentiary. las been
arrested for attempting to assaSsinate
Judge Page in August last. He is a
brother to the chief Of police of Austin
and to q notorious saloon keeper. 1t
is said he was paid $1,000, the money
being raised by subscription and that
prominent Republican officials will he
implicated.
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WILL MONT.

IVILLMONT.
Winter has set il, in full earnest and
"a e." deal of blowing is left for next
spring.
Mr.. L.l,ens. from Carver Co wlr,
wis on visit t" his son Peter l.p}n,,s,
of this town returned home o.. Tues
day.
Mr.. Fischer, u soldier from Fort
Totten, Da ota, Ter. is visiting his
wife VIII STAY with her mother. Mrs.
Tablrrt. for a few months.
My dear sister X. last week, was not
afraid to tiki. up that l'pt with ''Jate"
about tina: new hat which he offered
once t. A. 4. Of course, we have the
result Low AID every old woman"
CAN bit on the Rep. ticket now. Won't
You take Il new pettic"at, Sister.
We are Informed that Fred Kleasey
(blacksmi ny will engage with the Mill
neal"lis Pl"w works.
Thresling is mostly over. D. Fritz
got II bushels of wheat, John Mock u.
bout II bushels and II bushels of flax
to the acre. Nelson Martin about l3
| bushels Of wheat and about IL bushels
Of flax.
"Hawkeye," from this town. had a
few words to say in the last Journal u.
bout Il. Il. Miller and Ward. OF course
lie was for Dunhell. Shouldn't Won
der. The way Dunnrll and his men
were electi"nreriug. We are inf"rn cd
by o"d authority that il u certain,
place Dnnn+ll me-" were playing with
$40 Gold pieces. and saying it was Dun
nell's coin. According to that. we
think the salary grab was paid out in
| Gold. JACK.
Guess our item from last week
fr"ze in somewhere ~, the Rail
K. again; 1--WE sent it o. Monday.)
A day or two ago our new friend,
John + Fischer, came to Dir office. lie
wore smile rs broad us Il pie tin,
and walked us straight us Il Sioux IT,
dian, lWell lie is one Of Uncle SANS
soldiers -: 9 years sta',ding.) When
asked the cause Of his light -i'earte,i,, hess
he said: by ."lly Am worth $40 dol
lars more to-day than last Saturday
wle" I arri>ed.'' ''Why so?'' W. ask
ID. "B"cansp. it is u girl t" commence.
with" a"t> if you have Il little time
rease register her name AZ ''NrlIie."
A other stranger took }H.rma remt
E uar'e's with Robert Sell last Wpdnrs.
':ay. It's \ fat girl, # 8 pounds. We
j congratulate both. JACK.
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COUNTY NEWS.
RA NN()l(

II "A " CUW.
Miss Rogers. Of Kansas City, is visit
ing 1T II. B-lknap's. AL Oh scl.uolu,ate
Of Mrs. BIS.
On. Of oar old standby residents, B.
F. C"'g'lon and family have moved to
Biy+low.
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State Normal School.
MaHk3fO, E1:nn.


The e trance tx ,mi ato for the f II :erm If
this institution will L." he'd Angus I'D aud ~ ,
lS<'. '.ec tati MS commence Au uSt tn 1t is
important thu: Siur Is prcSehl promptly ut
thu. opening III The term.
This we'll known Sril. .Oi Will enter upon it's 18th
We 7 it'll i mole perie huiuing Il Il b tier
equipment tlE.nr Nv 70 to liz ir,E,ir> { the
d image eau ed 10y the ate rim a,t. progress
Ing pi'll. t. col'u~i III In appearance and
1T ength the bull ing vii h+ gr,a ~ impr"y d.
and IL its ew c'rntiti will be one Of the Ii. .cst
III lie 81. i"e c'uitr
TIN. school il supple with
l. A full and excel ent set III phySic II app r"tuS
2. A hemical laboratory Will, new apparatus
and supplies
). A good profession l library.
4. 4 museum cons ting 4 the birds of MINES
Ota, min ais fossils, etc.
The ~ wp,i cilH,l Hon. Edward ~ ring. lite
ate Sup. intenl-nt Of Public instruction If
Wi*c0:S II. has r iv"d and viii i've hi I'.."S.,n
a. att 'rtiOn Guii IS rel tin" to the inter- SITS
If y udentS Prof 4. +. h cll.iOIt :nr some
years past the accom- Ii>hed superintendent Of
the Ma ka pub C chn Is. has been engaged
for the department: ri Nat ri SciencrS The
facilities nfp e,' bv til Nh ,kato Sta 2 Norm Il
>c1OOl are b'lirv.dt be"f Il superior chararter
Iidirali" Sp int to i largely incre Std Il end
anc.' during the coming wear. ! !l,' cat .ueue
for 1879 8 giving full inform ton res .cc,i.,g
cOur eS # study. terms Of admission. p"icr Of
hoard. etc will he III lie free ~ III aDpi"antS.
Far catalogue or other information address the
EDWARD Soaring, A. NJ
MankatO. Mimi, July =, 1880. IS
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Boots and shoes male to order and
repaired at Johnson's. l1-3w
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Kendall's SPAWN Cure.


rnk MOST SUccEssF1!. REMEDY rv.r i>cnvrr
td ;.S 1t l. cer'ain j., is effects aud dues no.
blister. Retl p. Oof below:
From Rev. l.. n. Granger. Presiding
Elder 1T the ~. Alhn.ns district.
It Adams, vt Jan. &,. 1897.
pr. J; q. Kendall 4 Co.. Gri.t>: Ia reply t., v.,u,
teller Will ST. til ! my expe Trace with X u
n'n> spa ~ Gu e las been vr'y >ati>fac Org
indeed. Three or t'.'r years ago procured
bottle IT your agent. and Will, it. cured Il horse
~ lamene>S caused by 4 SPAWN Last xtasou nv
horse !"caMr vrs lame and | urneh him ou
Tor few We ks when he bee me better. hut
when ! put him ~. the road he grew worse
"i"n dfSc"v red til tart . t". 2 " forming,
Ipr""Mrd b. = Of Ken all'S Spavin lu,.
am with les than bDtllr cured In >., tina, he
i NOT i'mr. neither C II the bunch hr "nt"i.
lseSpert'ni'! sWlf', y. GRANGER.
PERSEV GRANGE WILL TELL.
Slough ON, " S.. March Ii, Is
and mys'.f. think ought t" let you know ii, lat
have removed 'uo BONE SPAWN with Ken.
dali'sS avin Cure" on vesy large Mp boz t
know how long IT," SPAWN lla, been there.
h We wnth he horse eight months. II took me
four moths t" tn e the l'r,r ore off. aud iw,,
f"r ne snail owe h We used ten bottles The
h"r-r is entirely we'll. not i all stiff, and no
bunch I" he seen or felt. This is 4 w"nd rial
f'r all vi, ii las one 10: me- its sale will bc
e " p Gas 4 Parker. .
KESDAlLS SPAWN CURE
Office U. >. Marshal Western u ST. Of Mich, }
Nal III ~" :Ap il Il. y. (
b tiles "' your >p Y! ru ef"r"ar.l Il by TX reSS
IL .la,,lla. y last. ] am h:.rpy o sta III it
prrfn III Il I'll your adve ti<t.il,+ni called ~
IN 'hr >: weeks ~ "r l c'mmtncr'l using it,
the SI;lvi was enti ely remove and Il valuable
horse restored to rs" ulreSS
We truly yours.
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Stationery made Under

To WHO 1T MAY CONCERN In tn" year 1878
trea td iii Krinai> Sl,avi. Cure, Il br + spa.
vim IF several m"ntlls' yr"wt nearly half as
large us i hen "G". and G mp!rtry Stnp!e.' The
W. k q III" h rS' ever since very 4 . aud he
hrve' las been ':ti'lr. u C. uid ry., Sc any
iii irr",cc VI the iZc OF the hook joints sine |
tie ted him viii. Ken a'l> SPAWN Cure.
X. \. GAINES.
E"nSl'urgh Falls. w., Feb. y: 50
Swo Il aud Subscribed to hcf re me this ; II,
!ay vi Il, h.. $50
JOHN q. JENNIE, Justice If the Peace.
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/ 11.1, r11o1o71sAr11 7rUs1G
The Phonographic Piano. Most Wonderful Invention

$ -: = -: r - r. e : - =: ~
@ = @ S$ 4; 49, e: 81
ESSs @ =; 49,
a.s0
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Carleton College.
HOrlIficld f:snesOta.

Fall Term Begins Wednesday,. Sept. sth,
1850.
Willis Hall rebuilt and improved,
New Srithcr Hall IT, l~ Finished Nov, /
New l. u!its' Hall to lp commenced at
once
Full Prepar, tory an collie late Departments.
Four COu'> of stud. Twelve Teachers.
Vocal and Instrumental Music.
Expenses very lew.
+" Cat :log,le or ii cularS address,
:N-Iw JAS. ". STRONG, Pres't.
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THE NEW
Horse 00k.
A TREATISE ON TIE
Horse
ANDIIS
DIs 81 s;
BY
Or. B. J. Kendall E. Co..

En'sburgh Falls Vt.
REVISED EDITION 650,cW ALREADY SOLD
This wo.k co tains an Il drx I Diseases"
which gives Tie >ympt..lnS cauS.. and best t ea
men ~ each; table giving all Tie prime pal
drugs used tor Inc horse. win ileO iii AIRY dose.
effects. and anlitite when Il puiSo IL Table. with
ages, with ule> for telling tn: age Of Il horse
Ihe b , k cuntlnS
65 ENGRAVTNGS
Showing tllc various n'>itio!S assumed by the
horse III illness ) Ill toms disease, etc. and
One Hundred Pages
or he most valuable al ug matte Il scrip
tive OF The Il Se:StS to vi i,h hnrS flesh j. heir
will rtMieClr>;a Il Il are cnilection U; rpcjprS
IN much nlher v.,lll die .i:ulmliul,. The DO K
IS w"r II IN INES H.: ICE lllA l., sold for The
Small sum If
26 C-=JT9.
The great tlcull has been With VIC ks Of
this llatu 20 ANY p.cilcal vai >. that the y. ~
has tttll IN We wal most i,nr>rnI Il and far
mer> ca td to pay and til have therefore not
secured IL wide tiitl..i II. and Il al . iGilO
"a c. e>Hc,i = Inc ailments | tn horse has
existed and ks But the exceedingly low
p.ice ihi- b az; i':.lc Liable IA stan i d
I horse.
9Th" House y, Il Ills Use $685. is Stoutly
bound ia lE,.tr n;,' and W. y neatly and taSti
~ gotten ~. SCr itle:: Of its uSefu neS- and
p,pulTi;r may h.' hi when il j. knO that
j." his fr. accompanied NY the cash will tie
Drt,lnltiE fill H.
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** Chicago, S. S. : G>>>::l Z
indianapolis Hallway,
Formerly West wisco,sin,)
Chicago & North western,
f":,n:=a Through! Linz. without change Of care
It. Paul and Chicago,
Bhit. Madison: & HirabOO,
A making >. 'u>r I nnrcilnis at CHICAGO for
\,w York. Phi a,l'Ir!.;,.
BAH i''nr:. Was!,n.ton,
y. W :.N.iHt.h. e.! ht tanatlaS,
And all Eastern and S'';li,tr :. ateS.
1t i tie ONLY line ri:;:!ng
Tou;::r IA 22lzce Cars
And ma in: d'rrrt mn" ions With st Paul
Pacific. Nor !:,'!" ;':lri:,r. a' ii. iaIl 4 Du-
~ rnEi MON pl:IVr AT ST PAUL.
ST:E!. R>IL TE XIX. 1lnrnugl,ly bal-
! lasted H''i free. from dust; N-sting-
house Air Blake. Miller Safety Plat
f'''uS AMI Couplings, o., all Passenger
taI,.
New and Elegant Day Coaches
in c,'l,necti"n " i'h PULLMAN PALACE CARS.
~. I'LL aims.
Through Express Trains Daily.
Ct'>NliTl Ms.
AZ M'r'i!la .Iu,r'iH:. + / & cen Tav. Grand
Rapid, +" d .u ar, Arr!',nn; oshkosh. and
Ill ps,lrt> u Nor hrrn Like Michigan.
y, VI: cy .'u c;i ". for Stevens Point,
"aE>ln and Ill poi t OH Wis on>in Central
! i:aih" Il.
DON'T T0%&ET
! 10 pu ct, iickr Va
! Chicago. st. Paul 4 Minneapolis and
| Chicago 4 Mort i,v,.Sttyn Railways.
| in order to SAVE. xpeu>s, trnub IL d annoyance
inci.!e", to Ia ser I'll baggage 1t st. Paul, and
enjoy the
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY
It. tr"iX aud Bara!,rO Valleys,
including DEVILS Lake Madison, and Beloit.
+ Il CLARK. T.. W. WINTER.
Tiaf:c M:thag i, It. Paul Grnl Supt.
S19-'y Hudson, Wis.
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81. PAU l. sioux City r. y.
Sioux Ci.y 4 st. Paul <. T..
Wur,i,ii,ytui, 4 Sioux Falls K. r.
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1850 Miles cf Rear;
WI ST FOR
Cedar Rapids, lhnv.r.
MnlSiGlllnNn. It:,t!V:lI,-.
-, = Nni,.>. Sail Lake.
sioux Civ. san Fia'u.iS",,
N"rhtnn. Tie. Black Hills.
t,nll'a. Cnlnrn'l".
Council Bluffs. California.
Columbus. and tie Trrl itories
EAST FOR
Chicago, ew York, Boston,
Drtrnil. Pit: ~l,lIg',, Buffalo.
Montreal. TU"..tn. lH,a,lnS.
New L '=land al Il al! points East.
SOUTH FOR
tinri"na'i. Louisville. st. Louis.
Nashville. NJ " DrlanS. .J:rk>nnvill,
Columbus and all ,o ntS south.
"North- NtStH"' is tht mr>t Direct
E"ut.
OHrrin" the ray ling pubic GREATER FAcIII
TIES and MORE Wy ANrAGEs III n any
read in the Vest.
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BEAUTIFUL SCENERY
OF TIE

81 ErniX aud Bara!r,n Valleys,
including DEVILS Lake Mad,Son and Beloit.
CLARK. H. W. WINTER,
TrafHc M:tl!:.g L, It. Paul Gcnl Supt.
Sl9-'y Hudson. Wis.
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Meets the reQufrrm nts OF the rational medical
phi ost'ply which at pr sent prevails: 1t Is Il
three impn'a:,t properties "f = preventive. =
tm r.. and an Alternative. 1t fo tife< the b;.dy
aHai!'<' disease Inv cora es ~ d 'evit Lies the
forbid stomach and liver and fleets i most sal
utary change IN the entire system, when in a
morbid condition
For !ale by all Druggists and Dealers gener-
ally.
or H"stetter's ALMANAC for 1880 apply to
Druggists ~ Il dealers generally. lily
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Price 25 Cents per Copy,
'T five copies for One Dollar.
We xiv below, fc extracts from the m"ny
Settlements received from prominent horstnen
concern. his book:
DR.. Vim IL. Hall. an.ayua y. T.. says:
Il h VI bought books from Il Fl nd that I
" Il as 4" y,,,lrs it is .i.ieren, from any.
thing ever saw
The Editor the WrSter' Sport m.n aud live
stuck News. SAYS o! il; ~, i>a book int VERY
horses Gin alfur to do vi hout.'
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Kew and Elegant Day Coaches
2Tkrough Express Trains Daily.

ltIHNE' IT rs.
~ M.rrl!la .II,r'ir:. & cen Eav. Grand
Rapid 10 t:u nc, Appleton oshkosh. and
all plri> u Nor hrrn Lake Mich: gan.
~, Is Va: ry Ju eli ". for Stevens Point
WARSAW. and Ill phi. t OH Wisconsin Central
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DON'T ro=@Er

topu. Oh $50 iirkr >v.u
Chicago. 1t. Paul Il Minneapolis and
Chicago & Northwestern Railways,
in order to xpen>", trouble III Il annoyance
nci!e", to Ia ser of baggage 1T st. Paul, and
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-01
The Narrow Gauees or Colorado Not
COnsolfdafed

Denver, May 3i.-The T'ribune's ar
ticie of Saturday, reporting a consoli-
dation OF the South Park and Rio
Grande railroads, is pronounced by the
president Of the former company, and
the general manager Of the latter, as
utterly without foundation in fact.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-01

st. Louis, May 3l.-The steamer
Golden Eagle, Of the Keokuk northern
packet company, burned TO the waters
edge at Martins landing, about thirty
miles above Alton, at two O'Clock this
morning. C. L. Pinn, and a stock
dealer named Grierly, and a man whose
name Is unknown. are missing, sup
posed 10 be lost. The boat Is q total
loss A lamp explosion caused the fire.
The vessel was run ashore, and sixty
passengers were landed. A strong
wind aided the flames. In ten minutes
the entire upper works were gone.
There was great excitement among the
passengers, but owing to the splendid
discipline Of the crew and the cool and
steady conduct Of Capt Asbury and the
officers. mostly all were safely landed.
The passengers lost nearly all their
effects, and many Of them when they
arrived here on the steamer Josie this
morning, especially the ladies', were
still In their night clothes. The boat
was valued at about $50, 900 insured
for $4,000.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-01

vote for Gen. Grant on the first or any
other ballot, was signed by twenty-five
Of the New York delegates to-day.
This settles the status Of this delegation
in the convention. The detection in
the Pennsylvania delegation is said by
Grant men to be less serious. They
say that not over four viii refuse to
vote IS directed by the state convention,
while the Blaine men claim there are
thirteen who viii obey the instructions
Of the districts only.
Chicago, May 31.-Hale failed TO ap-
pear at the anti-Grant meeting.
Resolutions were adopted by the latter
denouncing the nomination Of Grant as
being opposed TO the wishes of the party,
and declaring that in case he Is nomi-
mated they would not sustain him.
A Grant club Of 100 strong, came
from Cincinnati and q Sherman club
from the same place. numbering 800,
and one from New York also arrived
to-day.
The Indiana delegation took a vote
to-day on the unit rule, and Of the
twenty-four present, only one favored
IL.
The Alabama delegates voted solid
for II.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-01

st. Louis, May 3l.-Specials from
southern New Mexico state that the
Indians attacked a party Of Mexicans
ut old Fort Cummings ON Saturday,
and one man was wounded. Major
Bird, paymaster, who was passing, pur-
sued the Indians with his escort and
fought them all the afternoon. They
then retreatcd into Cook canon at
night. Since then five dead bodies
have been found In Cook canon, among
them those Of Samuel J. Lyons and a
stage driver. All the bodies were ter
ribly burned. A stage coach and three
wagons were also burned. 1t is sup
posed that three or four persons, per-
haps more, besides those found, were
massacred. The Indians left in the
direction OF Florida mountain. The
troops arrived at the scene on Saturday
and took up the trail of the Indians.
Santa Fe. May 3l.-A party of In
dams attacked the mail hack Saturday
night near Fort Cummings, killed the
driver and four passengers, among them
Samuel j. Lyons, an old settler, and
burned the bodies beyond recognition
also, took the horses and burned the
hack. A battalion Of the Ninth cav
airy and party Of Indian scouts, which