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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-14

Oa. price for all u goods Is the
motto ut Hellman's clothing store.
Govern yourselves accordingly. nl.tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-14

Holland lIerrings and Russian Sar-
dimes at C.. III. Webb's. dl2u
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INSURE
!. w. BRUNER, Agent

J. w. BRUNER, Agent,
THE COMPANY which will insure
your life fifteen per cent. cheaper than
any other.
THE COMPANY which leaves If
teen per cent in your pocket when you
pay your premium, and gives you n div
idend at the end OF the year as large as
many of the companies pay which
charge the antiquated and oppressive
rates.
THE COMPANY which treats all
its members alike.
THE COMPANY that refuses TO
speculate In the misfortunes OF its
members, by Tontine policy playing or
otherwise.
THE COMPANY whose assets are
larger. surplus greater, premiums lower
and dividends higher in proportion than
those Of any other.
THE COMPANY that deals only in
Legitimate Life Insurance,
avoiding all devices TO entrap the un-
wary and attempts to humbug the peo-
pie. d14tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-14

Peter HANNA is the duly authorized
agent for Rock Springs and Colorado
coal. SLIT
The "A. " e." Bitters sure general
debility and weakness. Sold by
mi-tf Addoms X Glover.
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Corn, Oats, Bran and Hay at
dl2u &. II. WErE'S,
Notice
The white House Hall, 81 sidney
Nebraska, for rent %totraSeliRg comlrin-
les. stage. l2N3O feet, no scenery
hall will seat from pn 10 i0u persons.
Terms, Sa per night. No license
required. Apply 10
4. T.. H~uEG9IIsT,
Pioneer Drugstore,
dlO-dtf Sidney, Neb.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-14
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INSURE your life in the Mutual Life
OF New York, the Largest and Best
Company in the World. Rates lower,
and, Notwithstanding, Dividends are
Larger than those Of any other Lead.
ing Life Company.
INSURE In the Travellers, Of Hartford.
the Largest Accident and Indemnity
Company in the World. The best
business men In Cheyenne are insured
in the same. Insurance written for
n day or twelve months, on five
minutes notice.
INSURE your property In the Fire
Association OF Philadelphia, one Of
the Largest and Safest American
Companies doing business 10 Chey-
enne.
INSURE against Fire in the Royal, of
Liverpool, n company that has more
surplus than any Fire company In the
World.
INSURE against loss by Fire in the
Queen OF Liverpool and London,
which paid over half n million Of
losses In the great fires Of Boston and
OF. JouLiS diOuc.
INSURE in the Merchants, of New
ark, N. j.. No company has a better
record among the leading merchants
Of the United States.
INSURE In the Hamburg Magdeburg,
Of Germany, the only real German
company represented in Cheyenne.
INSURE in the Lancashire, one OF the
Choicest Foreign Companies repre-
sented in Cheyenne or any other
place.
INSURE in the Lorillard, Of New
York, which has n reputation among
all persons who are acquainted with
New York finances.
INSURE in the Niagara,o OF New York,
which Is entitled to the credit OF hay |
ing made the largest relative gain in
surplus Of any Of the New York |
Companies last year.
INSURE your Plate Glass against Ac-
cidental breakage, in the
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-14

EDWARD L. BEITnoUB,
Secretary.
Colorado Central Railroad company.
n24dtd Myo. Ter.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-12-14

hIIlI MctLlEs
OFFICE or THE COLoRApp
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
Cheyenne, WyO., Nov. ed, lss4.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Colorado Central railroad
company will lie held at the Office Of
the company in Cheyenne, Laramie
county, Wyoming Territory, on the
tw~enty-thiud esd day Of Deremler,
A. ID. 1871, at one O'Clock =. m.
WILLIAM A. II. IoyELANp,
B-.arN.pH
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FIVE GooD To rent ia the
Fisk Block, sixteenth street. Inquire
of l.. l.. Snow. my23tf
Occidental Hotel.
Buffalo. Wye. Just opened In the
public; everything new aud lrst-class.
Capacity for l1 guests. Travellers
north will find everything for their
comfort at the Occidental ldallm
GUNS, ammunition, etc. nj the Wy
oming ArmoTy. Just received a new
stock Of goods, at lowest prices. G.
freund. n2tf
At Hcllman's one prio, clothing house
You can huy the lsst and cheapest
clothing and g~enilemen's furnishing
goods. ol-tf
Mackcrrl and White Fish in kits, at
dl2.tf c. II. WEnn's.
Imported and Domestic
CIGARS
at Lowest Prices,
at
Min lDELMAN Bros.
jy20tf ADDoMs u GLovEE's.
CHOICE
New London LAYER
and Seetiless Raisins,
Beefsteak Mincc Meat.
Pure Vermont Maple Syrup.
Pure Cream Candy, Nc.
at
dl2-tf Underwood ~ McGrcgor's.
California Beans nj
dl2u &. II. WEuu's.
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FIVE coon ROOMS TO rent ia the
Fisk Block, sixteenth street. Inquire
nf T.. l.. Snow. my23u
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California Beans nj
dl2tf {. II. WTuu's.
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80 -
Bresnalien and Larose, anu iinds great
injustice in that efforts to obtain indict-
ments were not made against the former
two as against the latter. 1t is difficult
to understand how any one can assume
to write on stock laws and be rs ignor.
ant Of their bearing rs your c~orrespon-
dent appears; but / am willing to take
him ut his word, and assume that he
honestly wants the explanation he asks.
His construction would do to present to
a jury. but hardly as a serious argument
to thinking men.
The law in question, which he sup
poses me to have drawn, but of which
l had not the slightest knowledge, di-
rect or Indirect, until l saw IL in the
printed statutes, was passed by n Iegis.
lature of which Mr.. Bresnahen was a
, 1880-10-10
THE.::::RAILR0ADS..
Slight Increase in the Volume Of
East-Bound Freights.
Wabash Competition Indicates a
Tumble in Western Pass
senger Rates.
4 Gut Of Three Dollars on the Passenger
Rate to New York. "a

EAST-DOUND FREIGHT3.
There has been a slight increase in the east
bound freight shipments during the past week.
The shipments Tor the week ending Oct were
50 2O3 tons. against 28Q Q57 tons the week previous,
an increase Of 3.ss6G tons. 1t is claimed by some
ct the roads which do not as much business as
others that the increase is due to cutting OF
rates and special inducements granted to ship
pers. Still all the roads deny that they are cut
ting rates. 1t is manifest, however, that there
is some truth in the charges, for some OF tho
roads manage to aet good deal more business
than they would be- likely to obtain
If all things were even. The general
belief is that rates arc being
cut from all Southwestern common points,
us the roads from those points curry much more
business in PROPORTION than thosr from Chicago,
aud 1t is therefore very likely that the Chicago
lines. or at -least some Of them, make special
concessions to shippers to keep up their ends
No one denies that the east-bound pools are
working badly, and unless Commissioner Fink
succeeds soon In inducing the roads to sign tue
resolutions for the better maintenance Of rates
passed at the. late meeting, of the High
Joints" serious trouble is sure to result before
long.
The following statement shows the amount OF
business done by the various roads leading cast
from this city during the week ending Oct D:
, 1880-10-10
JUSTICE CLIFFORD.
Lying Seriously Ill In Washington.
c,.-t,1 rt-,.1trh IN The Ch1e1oo Tribune

s-seto1 nt.nateh 70 The CHICAGO Tribune
WASHINGTON u. ~ oc'' 49, - as1oe o"u"a' uN,.a
OF the United States Supreme Court was taken
seriously i'll yesterday while Gu route from bis
NUM- 80 t 1870 tsa No+,ona, Hote, hera nnnarentIv
rooms at .ne Na1ooA nc ~, a.'nrta hos
stricken with paralysis. DC et al events u"s
not the power Of speech, has bad symptoms at
the hase nf the brain is troubled with dizziness,
~ 1..o ,oa. ,o.,,1 %. delicious tJe vros .n
anu a. Aui 1oue Pe 10 ,.-a.e,. a,s ~,ot
Ill TINS a1tefuoon tnat Ao payo'c's4e ~ NV peA
, 1880-10-10
MOTOPATHH.
What It Does When and Where all othe3
Known Means and Methods have


Known Means and Methods have
Totally Failed.
FIVE YEARS AGO Dr.. c1esson pratt cured IN me ,t,,
now have experienced no symptoms Il HATES !rs
plant "aa!sssi c:rs
81 xho sasr from 6ave Fo eof1 IL IL
'foa J.s: HAMlL1ofNN' 1f'N' = ststs;sti, s4ss :. i,
vosst form PLACED myself under the treatment en-. n.
1'S5Sa q @ 'sSsss.v
tor those who snner from catnrsh rot les snan FIX
gratitude to 3on ndnsss me- 1S 70 eeTsd
c.r.nnn CAN BE d6knBe} II Boqf H. ~ rsefsef
sRRs11 sas n sasSa e sS@
Of '' e A1gEnT hAMR ~ =: Tea:oas f. ao,ss-
tarrh. md have had relapse OF the comptatn6
s3ss s9s 81 IS ssss in '''F
eaanSai nM sionshss, t11e years 50 tltanPa
qssF PstsIa ~ IL II ns ssass 81
HGenssn Ags5 q ,ss tSs
cured Of eatanh by q; PSEA;TkR&ht T!sis&Gah Pratt
ers, urgently commend he services OF DE; G1sasoo
suffering ffG WI gs
'41 u'nxs,ppn Sse g
ca.1h BY b. cesson Pratt of rs t. c,ty
;SS:s s;7s .sss9 ss
r. j i
frnrn tn5 j. Consultations fre6
, 1880-10-10

an great has been the interest manifested
n I'll tG,s @ clty over the remarkable and extensive
arrangements ~. being made in Baltimore for
tha IA celebration Of the city's sesqui-centen-
nja, the Baltimore & OHIO Railroad has de-
cidea lp' t. opcn its entire line from Chicago to
% Ra,t;more ~ at one-half the regular fare; that
] is to say persons desiring to attend the cele-
hration m NAV purchase: tickets for the round
tin nr' at the price of regular ticket one way.
Those tickets are now on sale and will be
anod rn4 to and including Oct. 81. They will
Be good, Of course, to stop over going and re-
turning at Washington.
Tn addition to the great parades and fes-
+;13ties' in Baltimore during the week, the
ereat trotting meeting at Washington con-
tinues, apd commencing Oct Is the fall
meeting Of the Baltimore course, for which
ara nn ~t entere,l the most noted running horses
nf .,i the country. The Baltimore d Ohio Rail-
70 road .Iii Is lie oily line from Chicago to Balt-
,,:va massiur through tic NATIONAL Capita! going
and Returning, titus enabling passengers to
esttu et"n over Without loss of time other than
FIT fhat desired to spend in the city, and also
hav;ng tlaui additional travel both ways.
, 1880-10-10
CINCINNATI EXPOSITION. =

crsG1nsAT1,: Oct. 9.-The eighth 1nousunl
Exposition ceased to-day: In1ee sta1,~ nun IT. ~
en,,;1 1,ersons have visited it. Financially IL r.
s,.1od s,a s. ma cIear profit, s2,5oo Of which the
Ga1,,ss;nncrs @., tonight turned over to the Art
,1',nanra E;,11 rhs eighth Exposition has been
eloseiy Identified wtn At ose s
snd oingas sR' ePoWa a} t6Is
,,sa,;E nCnnsed to Fnnd an do bad been raised to
Maieoaa 9,1iml Z % storm Of shouts ut;ao,,ncc1 aao
Of apgan7WS e swSssttsd swest gave a1e
ent Mr; Cna1!e9 on condition that others should
add equal tbs fund ,na st5rfsa ted on{ af{er
days over TOUT @ "eenn heno cempictcd by subscrip-
Mests YES tne rate Of about S day. The largest
, 1880-10-10
TWILL FIGHT IT OUT ON. THAT LINE"

Nature smiled on the openings and all were
well attended, but it must be conceded that
sea's attracted the greatest crowd. Among the
thousands pushing their way through the dense
living mass could be seen the faces Of nearly all
tho elite Of Chicago society, all agreeing that his
Oriental display eclipscd anything ever seen
here. Perhaps Mrs. Gen. Grant was as delighted
rs any, and was good enough to sny to O1r. Sen
that the prices were much less than was asked
in Smyrna, and she emphasized this by purchns'
ing fas did also Mrs. Col. Grant and Mrs. Jesse
Grantl literally in many departments.
, 1880-10-10
UNNECESSARY PROCEEDINGS.


No less than seven injuncdons were sworn out
last evening before Judge Tnley, OF the C1ron1t
Court, by parties owning property north OF
Twelfth street to restrain the Western lnd1ana
Railroad Company from entering upon ana
taking up the property owned By them. The
parsies who swore out the injuncdons are Pat
rick Gillespie, Richard B. Woodford, n. ". Wolf.
Minnie Newhall Peter Wolf, E. L. BEand' aud
MathiidA Spronhull.
It is hard to see what object these parties can
have to sue t,ut in3uncdons against the hallrqau
Company. The managers OF the western n
diana do not intend to construct their
line north of Twelfth h. street 1s.s fof or
the INTERSECTIONS Of the streets were simply laid
to save a point regarding the validity Of the Or
dinancc in case the Company nt future time
should desire to go north Of TMe!ftn stsect"
ITndcr no circumstances could the Railroad Com
pany enter upon the property OF taoso; PeoPlo
without acquiring it FIRST, either by purchase Or
condemnation. IL seems us II some impecunl-
Gus lawyers are trying their w'les upon inereuu-
ous people in order to hll their purses, inducing
them to sue out iniuncdons and. bring sulss 70
arrest dangers that have no existence "natcses.
The best thing that people who own propeFty{
on the contemplated line north or IWtlttn
street can do when importuned by law
yers or other designing people 10 orang
such suits ms the Injunction proceedlncs CON"
| menced yesterday is to show them tne ooo1' g
There is not the least danger OF their being De,
priyed of their rights or property. The railroad
people will either have to purchase the PROPERTY
at the value set upon it by the owners OF WI.
I have acquire 1t by condemnation proceealnRe
| before tdey can extend their road, ana ln14nc-
tious of the above description can nave no eneoe
| whatever.
, 1880-10-10
M 0PENfhG;;

Owing to tho rush Of business at 4. Bishop
g. cas- hat and fur establishment, 1874 State
street corner Monroe, the firm will have no
forma. opening day this season, but they are
s a1,vovs w ready to show visitors the rare beau
ties IT, # their splendid stock Of fine furs Of
their own importation. In this line they ex-
,,;t;t - collection that Is unsurpassed in Amer
;na Their seal sacques and dolmans, as well
as silk uined garments asrs5 are II odelS 9d11 of OF
nrIces @ when tie high character of the goods
is considered.
, 1880-10-10
THE Columbus CO., correspondent OF tho
nnhnnati Commercial says under date Of Oct ::

Tonight there arrived IN this State zen OF the
rms shrewdest detectives IN the world famous
Pnikerton Philadelphia service. They nll t Know ~
ere9S crook, bum, and repeater IN the Cty a OF
phiadelphja, and consequently know every one
ii the Democratic hireings brought here tr9m TIN
that cit{ by Democrats to stuff 0allot-ooxes "lt1
fra~d,,{cnt votes Three Of them are located
here, vale the others are sSattered among ,q tn@
to r. Ssp1k Immediately upon their arrival ferret.
iag out repcnters, and already there Is Mst 10 o1
tser names records number of terms served a19 1a
}enrfh Of time they have been 10 the State.
county, ward. and precinct, With tbs nsI, .nes
sre comptctely at the mercy OF the Republicans.
should they attempt any Of the nefari9us wGsk ,s{
theT are hired By Democrats to do, and thls 1s. s
nd thair identification by these detectives viii
enable Republicans to watch every II, moxe We tney
fulty kept It will be sorry work for them 10 AZ
tempt to earn Barnum's mules tnat tney ~ are
here after, and the penitenttary doors are
already yawuing for such fellows
II the election laws OF Indiana were as gooa
~ those in Ohio more than 1000 Democratic I'M
ported yagabondswould be in jail next Iues-
day before dinncr-u
, 1880-10-10

RATHER than bereaye society and leave
te poor alone to struggle with the cold OF WIN
ter, TIE TRIBUNE will urRe the voters OF the
Third District to Danish Mr.. Farweli to Wash
t22ss::on and keep Mr. Smith IN his present useful
, 1880-10-10

TE painful want Of harmony among
Democrats as to which are the totally unfit
capdidntes for Judges on their ticket still COIL
dnnes- All agree that two of the candidates
at weak, but no three critics object to the same
, 1880-10-10

OMAHA, Neb., Oct "a special train car with
the Australian mail arrived this evening from
San Francisco. Tho steamer WAS day late.
The car chased the train overland till It caught
up ut Omaha. gaining twenty four hours, and
ernhlinr connection with the transatlantic
steAmer8. #1Sz1a9
, 1880-10-10

Nh BAnsuM asked Squire Mullen to be
nre md bring On "seasoned ties" to Indian
apolls. What is a "eeasoned tie ~ A. ward
hummer, shouidcr-hitter, or escaped con'1c',
thief, rogue, gambler, or plmp he may ne' put
always and every where. s. q seasoned tie mnse
be Demncrnt
, 1880-10-10

4HE happy thought has not yet struck tne
uemoc7atio organs that it might be fair and
aonest thing to dieproye Gen. Grants assertions
uist and abuse him, If at all, afterwards.
, 1880-10-10

tt,,,,or,y cloee--.natched pairs for earnings and
single stones especially cut for studs and rings:
These goods arc old-mtne ssones' oouset oStore
tnn ~ - IA n-;ccs. State and Madison streets.
, 1880-10-10

TIE Democratic papers are still wrestling
with Gen. Grants opinions On Hancock. At hrst
thc5 assaled the Rev. Dr.. Fowler and discred-
ltcd his letter. Upon vague telegram OF cor
rect1ons mnde by Gen. Grant they alleged tna1
70 had declared the falslty Of DR.. Fowler sta1e-
uent of his conversation. But when they came
to examine Gen Grants subsequent CONVERSE
tion they had to confess, as the WnTd does, toat
h is IA virtual admission OF Its suhstanua4 CUT
rectuess from Grant himself orant n1"seii
.a,d. in the conclusion of his Chicago interview
making some corrections of DR.. Fowler letter.
that the ARTICLE Of DR.. Fowler, while incorrect
in the points mentioned and some others, Thicn
inaccuracies wcrc undoubtedly owing to MS nor
being familiar with the details Of the subject,
ras os correct Is could BE- expected. considering
that it was written SO entirely from memory
, 1880-10-10

Wuo ara the ttinferiors " OF Mr. Perry IL.
Smith Jr., so potntcdly referred to BY him In the
admirable address printed elsewhere7 The vot-
c1s Of the Seventeenth Ward should. LOOK INTO
this. Mr. Smiths marked afahility and conoe-
soeasion to the voters OF the other wards ma1elt
seem probable that he refers TO tnem' puS 1ne
Seventeenth, which called him to MS present e1'
a1ted station. should demand SONG special e1-
ocption from htm,-some proof Of true equality
and fraternity with the young Alcibiades-
, 1880-10-10

IT would be rough joke on the Celtic
light wing Of the Democratic party IT, IN voting
Tor "a " change" they caused million sontnefn
negroes to fee to the North as land OF retnge
from Southern Democratic persecution. ana
thereafter had to compete with those oiacKs III
the labor market
, 1880-10-10

nsan1 aA' HANCOCK. it will be observed, spells
~ WITH two g's- He must have learned
ha a. " est Point for in Pennsylvania, where
"as oofn, the practice is the otner way.
, 1880-10-10
nHFcSM AKMG.

Mrs. Farnsworth, modiste, who formerly had
charge OF the dressmaking department in one
Of the largest Eastern houses, has opened dress
making parlors at 81 West Madison street.
, 1880-10-10

THE Cincinnati Gazette thus explains how
Il. ca.ne bv DR.. Fowles's iptefvicw- With Gen.
Grant 1t says:
The Gazette knows Just how the Rev. Dr
Fnrler's letter came to be written. and how 1t
ra1ne to be printed. Right after his CONVERSE
don with Gen. Grant DR.. Fowler wrote the letter
10 bis wife. There It rested until gentleman
connected with the Gazette and also having near
reintions to Dr.. Fowlcr's family, was shown the
letter while on visit. Il Is not very strange M
TINT he thought 1t interesting reading, and that
so hc set on foot tho motion to get permission to
publish tho letter. This was given, subject to 2
oertnip condition, which hne been fuldiled. ana
Dr. Fowler to bis wife, while this conversation
was fresh in bis mind. came to be pr1nteo IN ta1 @
Gazcifc US m interesting piece OF news, as wen
CONCERNING a person who is running for Presl-
dent under fnlse col0rs-
, 1880-10-10

HERE is a nervous feeling in business
saeles' which is owing to the possibility OF DEM
ss ssatsc. SUCCESS On Tuesday. The businessmen
IN want any change Of Governmental policy
, 1880-10-10

wtncl1c4ter.s Hypophosphites
,,;,, cure, consumption, coughs, weak lungs.
1ronehItis, MnI and general debility. Established
tWepty-one years.
, 1880-10-10

h. - th'' 'oIng for change" the Irish are do.
sonth ~ Aosel best to force the blacks of the
, 1880-10-10

donors ftcr Mr. Charles ". West, were julius
Dexter. Reuben Springer, Dnyid Senton. and ia.
seph I.ongworth, each 1T whom gave $10,000, anu
L, b. Harrison, who gave 5000.
, 1880-10-10
MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
-c->.o~~>~----~c-~-~~~>1-ee---t1-~
1 i
Itching Humors, Sea|y Krmors, Blood Runors, !!
Speedily, Permanently, and Economically
Cured When Physicians and All
Other Methods Fail.

What ara Skin and Scalp Diseases hut the evi.
depce Of internal Humor ten mmes nore u.acuai us
ntf1er fluids, destroying the delicate mach1nery
NJ o iife. and filling the body with foul corrup-
lions. which burst through the SKIN IN loatnsome
efepcs oaeara Rcso7eut, the Bleed PaEtaeF itaa
internally, C,ltic,ira, Medicinal @e}ly assisted
by tho Cuticura Medicinal and Toilet soap,, ea
c,'rns ~ ifchinr. Scaly. and Scrofulous Hunors
ever recorded in medical annals.
ECZEMA RODENT.
ECZEMA RopESr.-F. =. Drake, Esq., aFens10p os s4,
Ma5Rfs nse5ns syasf case sa
which had been treated by oonsnhatloI ~ ~
physfcians without benefit and which speedily
yielded to the Cuticura Remedies
SALT RHEUM.
SALT RnEuM.-Will Mcdonald, 2542 Dearborn, n,
at. Chlcogo, gratefully acknowledges cure OF
Salt Rhcum on head, neck, face, arms ano !ees 1
for seventeen years; not able to "ntK extepe ~
hands and knees for one yeddf noS Of 1em
cdlcs; doctors pronounced bis case nop9!ess'
permanently cured by tbs Cuticura Remeoles-
RlNcWoRM.
R1NowoRM-Geo W Brown;; T,t;o 40 Remedies
Which SPREAD all over the ears. neck, and face ace
and for six years resisted oil KINDS OF ttea'n"'''
SKIN DISEASE.
B. befofe usea the
in a fearful state and had given up oil nope o.
ever having any relief. They have perfolmeat "a,
wonderful cure for me, and OF 2 ny own 1reo VIII
| and accord recommend them.
cuticurn Remedies are prepared BY by Meeks
| Potter, Chemists and Druggists, 36O Washlngtotn
Fri Price % Of Cuticura, Medicinal Jelly, small boxes
g cents sgS 81 Sottc
% GIcinal SHAVING soap, Is cents; in bars for Bar
, 1880-10-10

~ * hepablicans carry Ohio and Indiana on
N, aas s. tnere will be boom in business that
s*ase to romtort even Democrats.
, 1880-10-10

eHe, rGr hc"dnche. take Arenda Vegetable
Ess6Slnh gofsl hegaator: It acts ike charm. Re-
snlts: Pure blood, healthy. complexion, clear
hcnd.. Price 50 cents. Depot, northeast corner
MndIson street and Fifth avenue.
, 1880-10-10

LIE mules Of Indiana proving a little
.s.1ac1otT this year. Mr.. Barnum has put his
spa1o' cash IN steel rails. But 1ocomodon Of
soae kind for imported cattle is still his main
, 1880-10-10

Int peop}e who come to me for consultation teGtn
the lntervtcw With RECITAL OF how much thex nn1e
paid, for "inhaatons," and snaot ana s2,!t;
without getting any better" they hare @lost AL
Now that sort Of information Is deeply interesting
IN view Of ne faet thas for y tae hs lass
have continually reiterated the statement tnas
these so-caled catarrh remedies NEFEE CUkED
no beaEing upon the complaint whateTet Catafrnaa
matter Is an excretton from impoverasnea o1oo1. @
veal what elements deficient In The nloyd Of @ ths
same relative proportions In which the1 exist IN the
blood when healthy. !. to cnt OF me soatse 3 1dHe
nnu absolutely eradicate catarIh frum me s!sts3ae
And there Is Just where the Rational treatent Ill
By medical men and medical mounteoanks lsotn % 9nss
Curea is not Attentive, but Restorative
, 1880-10-10

Of the many. cough remedies before
the public Macalister's Cough Mixture gI1es ge me
Fce. corner Of Unlisted and Harrison streets, and
for sale By nll druggists
, 1880-10-10

eoct 1877 .s 'n1gger" ever dominated Mr, Ham
ptact,ce, ~ ae snould be 80 much opposed to the