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Ladies' :


remedy for female complaints. In case Of ul.
ceration use In connection DR.. IHalliday's
sNo. 2 Female Wash or Injection. This 10 also
excellent for any itching Of the skin, pimples
on the face, old sores, or any skin eruptions.
It softens the skin, and will be found a great
healer In case OF liberated sore throat or
mouth. Use in connection with the Blood
Purifier Dr.. E. B. Halliday's Throat Garsle.
| challenge sny and sll medicines to equal
these preparations. After trying q bottle OF
each, If they are not found ali they are repre-
sented, will refund the money. Call on or
address Blackford, lag West Third street,
Ct: Paul; For sale by all druggists. Take NO
others, you do you ere sold again. Here is
what the leading retail drugg sts of Minneapo.
lis say oft: ave challenge The world to pro.
duce Its equal" Crossman s. P!ummer.
4 New Way Of Obtaining your Winter
- The Boston "onc price" Clothing House, a.
East Third st., st. Paul. Mimi, have issued a
Winter stock OF 1880 81, which they mail free
to any address,. 1t contains simple and accur.
ate rules for rself-measurement,ai also descrip:
tien and price ofevery style and quality OF
garment manufactured, either for Children,
Boys or Men. This little book is invaluable
to any person living at a distance from st.
Paul, as it,enables them to obtain well-made
il they were buying in person. The package
may be opened, and'if the goods are not found
satisfactory they may be returned without any
expense to the party ordering. Send your
name and P. o. address to the Boston Zone
price" Clothing House, 43 East Third st., st.
Paul, and obtsin price-list by return mail.
II. B. Bryant's Chicago Business Coll g,is
one of'the solid institutions Of Chicago, and
affords the best instruction to business life.
Don't hesitate, If your Kidneys trouble you,
for DAYS KIDNEY PAD will surely cure.
Prices reduced X for Dentistry at DR.
BryaDt's, E. 3rd st.. st. Paul, MINI.
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic is an uufAiling rem.
edy for bilious and material fcyers.
Get Lyons patent heel stiffener applied to
those new boots before you run them over.
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures night
swea:s.
Dr. Bryant's Denta. Parlors East Third st.
At. Paul MINI.
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uAGAR IN THE WILDERNESS.
DY J. W. HATTOS.


Alone and friendless; doomed to die,
With never 3 soul to hear thy cry:
Nor food, nor drink, nor shade OF tree;
Banished !-how cruel it seems to thee!
Dcath-meaning and heartless the decree:
Depart, forever, the child and thee!
Perish OF want, and die unblessed,
With the beauteOus boy pressed to tiny breast!
Uneeen the hand that leads the way
From the home Of plenty, far away,
TO world Of sands, all parched and bare,
To die Of hunger and dcspairl
Hunger and thirst, and the maddening moan
OF tho dying boy, 80 plaintive grown
That Hagar dccs, she knows not where,
CraZed with hunger and dazed with care
But . mothers love, grown strong in death,
Constrains her heart, while life and breath
Still animates the form of one
The beouteous form OF her darling con.
Only bow-shot could she go
From sight and sound OF Ishmael's woe;
There sat she down and prayed to die
How sad and p!tcous was the cry!
Her eyes, bedimmed with scalding tears,
Arc ope'd at last she listens, hears
voice speaking, as from afar:
"Behoid a we'll Of water nearl
Rise, drink, refresh thyscif and child,
And journey yet little while,
For will make, IN future years,
A Prince Of him thy heart rcveres--
A father Of Kings shall Ishmael bs,
And source OF endless joy to thee"
'oLUMDIA, Mo.
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(st. Louis tes:- :-Dispatch.
Inst So.

1t pays to follow good advice. Mr.. c..
". Braun, IN Eureka, Ark, sends the
following item: I had been sutfvrcr
with Dyspepsia for the past three
years. Advised by friend used Ham,
burg Drops. AT once, attec the first
lose, experienced relief I continued
its use for one month and found myself
cured. There are 80 many
suffering with indigestion that INV ad-
vice to such would be;-,Do as have
donc--ta the Hamburg Drops and get
cured.
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and limb Is one thing and dressing for
fashion quite another. A man couldn't
endure the pinching and incmnhrances
peculiar to feminine attire for an. hour,
and 2 pretty spectacle he'd make rush
ing about in such during business hours
Yet the "weaker sex" wear double the
incumbrances Of the so-called stronger.
To "dress", at all after the style uses.
up half a. woman's time and two-thirds
Of her strength.-Ne,v York Graphic.
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Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, etc., il
afflicted. II you have = severe cough, cold,
difficulty Of breathing, hoarseness or any al.
fection OF the throat or lungs, by all means
give this wonderful remedy . trial. As you
value your existence you cannot afford to let
this opportunity pass. We could not afford,
and would not give this remedy away unless
we knew it would accomplish what We claim
Tor it Thousands OF hopeless cases have al.
ready been completely cured by it. There il
no medicine In the world that will cure one.
half the cases that DR.. Kings New Discovery
ssiH evre. For sale at wholesale by Gray l.
Hoff1in. MINNEAPOLIS
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CHARLES GREENDURaH loved ihe wid-
ow Cleveland, in whose clearinghouse
he lived at Norwalk, c., but could not
make her realize the fact. After assr,r-
ing her of his devotion again in vain, he
seized rope and ran to the woods. The
widow gathered the neighbors and Went
In pursuit. They found him hanging to
a tree. He recovered, however, and she,
convinced of his sincerity, has promised
to marry him.
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The Lawrenceburg, Ind, Register)
Our compliments to st. Jacob; we
have tried the celebrated St. Jacobs Oil
on our rheumatic foot and experienced
great relief therefrom. The Saint is q
public bcnefactOr.
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I SUPPOSE, " said q pnnning lady to
sailor whom she saw holding the rudder
Of boat, rs she was sauntering OIL the
seashore, II suppose that your favorite
tree is the 'elm." "Yes, madam" he
responded, "and see that your favorite
is. the beech "
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The death of two centenarians is an
nounced. Mary Welch, 107 years Of
age, diel at Seymour, Ct. William
Bolster, who died at Oppenheim, Fulton
county, N. Y, would have reached his
1O2d wear next Christmas.
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He was from the mountain side, and
was buying his first glass of soda. IT
wish you'd skim off that scum, boss; I
amt paying for no froth, you bet."
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Are Yen Net In lsooa n~aluh4
II the Liver Is the source Of your trouble, you
can find an absolute remedy in DR.. Sanford's
Liver !nvigorator, the only vegetable cathsr.
tic which acts directly on the Liver. Cures
oil Bilious diseases. Fer Book address Dr..
Sanford, l62 Broadway, New York.
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Nu0lRls1,e Arnaea Ralva.

-, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores,
letter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Cons, and
al kinds Of Skin Eruptjons. This ,2alyo Is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction in every
case or money refunded. Price IS cents per
Boz. For sale st Wholesale by Gray i Hoi.
hin, IinneapoliS.
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The Voieaic Belt Co.. AersAall. Mlcn
Wlil send their Electric Voltaic Belts to tbs
afflicted upon 20 days trial. SEQ their adrcr.
dscment In this paper headed. "Ou % Dxys
Trial"
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CURIOSITY 70 every one. and n necessity
IHE KORAN OF NJ OH AMIN ED; trao slated from the
M.aoc na ny GG1rEe sale Formerly pubsht 81 75
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t1nes before But did you ever act upon tho sueeoo
ton % often made namely: To ask any boot and Shos
~encr steel R1vet Protected HoleS 0uarau
sd to outweaf any Sole made. II ron have not
eolea that will wear like iron and save repairs and
don't you buy any other.
My references any SeVine Machine Comnsnv n,
their agents Ia this country.
nj. C.. GOODRICH,
10 Church st.. Worcester, Mass, and 40 Home Ave-.
Ohicago. Ill.
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Dr. Bryant's Denta. Parlors East Third St
At. Paul MINI.
The Worthington advance., 1880-10-21

Il. B. Bryant's Chicago Business Coll is
one offthe solid institutions of Chicago, and
affords the best instruction to business life.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-18

THE giant powder works In Berkeley,
across the bay from San Francisco, ex-
ploded Friday afternoon, killing twelve
white and twelve or fifteen Cinnamon.
This Is the third explosion the compa-
ny has sustained, all attended with lass
Of life. The explosion occurred In ~,
picking room, and all ut work there
were killed. About six thousand pouh ds
Of powder was IN the room. AL the
victims we're blown to atoms; the larg-
est piece found being part o. the skull
Of a Chinaman with u attached.
There were six houses inside the works,
all blown 10 s~livers, but the workmen
In them escaped, with the exception OF
one man In the magazine, no trace Of
whom was found. Outside OF the
works are six houses, including the
boarding house Of the hands, all Of
which are more or less damaged. The
cause Of the explosion Is supposed to
be ~carelessness. The workmen are
hired by the piece, and directed 10 use
wooden mallets In packing cartridges,
hut they found they could work faster
and make more money by using an iron
hammer, n risky business around giant
powder. 1t Is supposed that some man
hit once too many times and his cart
ridge went of, igniting the powder
before him, which communicated with
the adjacent packages with the terrible
result noted.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-18
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FnsA SsBi1sE

as~ TEI- wssIS Ns.Ia LSsk see.
Frs. SsDilsE.
Jersey ufy gosFnaJ-
ygpita las four nO0hs, eAch of which
has is special yeas, days and seasons,
and, yey possibly. Inhabitants, and We
wonder whether they are such egotistic
creatures as those Of our little earth,
who think they are the centre Of the
entire universe, aud the sun. moon
and stars wer expressly made for their
especial benefit. There ara yet q great
many people who believe that the cnea-
tor has placed tie moon at our disposal
to ave the gas expense.
To the inhabitants Of Jupiter's moons
the sun Is no larger than Uranus Is to
Us, . small, Insignificant body, lost
among the brighter stars; whereas Ju-
piter appears 70 them 5000 times As
large as the sun, and l,4O0 times great
er than the surfaer Of our moon appears
10 rs Even from the outermost satel-
lite the surface Of Jupiter stil exceeds
by 70 times shat which our moon exhib-
ties To Us. What a spectacle II must
bel
Jnpi.er's diameter is nearly $1,000
miles, One-tenth As great as the suns,
and Il rey0lyes nee around its axis In
0hOurs and IS minutes and 26i seconds,
and around the sun In IL years, ld
months and IL days, the extent Of thi.
orbit being over a thousand million
miles. Now, what effect does the earth
produce, as seen by JUPITER
II Jupiter and the earth were TO ex-
change situations, the inhabitants Of
the former would see our globe rs .
star OF the sixth or seventh magnitude,
not ~perceptible TO the naked eye. In
the position which we occupy with re-
spect TO Jupiter, we, when In conjunc-
tion, are, like Venus, subject TO phases,
which render the whole or greater part
Of our disc invisible. Most always lost
amid the solar rays, WI appear like a
black point TO an observer Oh Jupiter,
who will need a large telescope to see US
cross the else OF the sun. To quote
Flammarion, this little black point
has not as much Importance In the eyes
Of the inhabitants Of Jupiter lare there
any2 as that which Vanderbilt attaches
10 one single stone lost from the road
- " 49, D.-s. - H.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-18

A STOCK company has been organized
In New York city TO purchase large
tracts of land In New Mexico, and to
sell 1t again In small parcels to negroes
from the south who are anxious to es-
cape from tho oppression Of their pres
ent homes. Ex-Gov. Newell, Of New
Jersey is president Of the company, and
It is said by those interested In 1t, that
one hundred thousand colored men In
various parts Of the south are already
organized, and are ready to start at
once. Each one Of these men Is said
TO have at least one hundred dollars to
invest in land for n home, and the CON-
pany propose to make the terms such
that colored people with very little cap
ital will be able to make a start.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-18

THE board OF the city Of Cincinnati
me on Friday evening, and by a vote
OF II 10 - refused to grant permission
to the Western Union TO erect poles to
carry their wires TO Music hall. II re-
quires tweniy-six votes to grant such
permission. II is thought that the vote
may 10 reconsidered, but the board
does not meet again until two weeks
from to-day. The action causes some
concern, because II reopens the subject
Of the removal OF the democratic ma
tional convention, on the ground OF a
lack OF telegraph facilities at Music
hall.
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ouaek Nossrums

are pronounced by the medical profession
The bane OF society," but the Bible ays
40 him who Is afnicicd pity honld be
shown and DIT. siiisbee. the ~discoverer OF
"Annkesis.; the only infailiblc pile cure
known 10 medical art. deserves n
at the hands OF AFFLICTED millions as n benc-
factor of the human race. IL NJ Jean Pau
Richter says. Happiness IL the absence oi
palm what shall be kaid OF n rsmedy thai
will relieve Instantly such pain rs those en-
happiness must Anakcsis be the author.
5o.0D OF the millions afflicted with piles
gladly testify 10 Its healing virtues Doctors
OF all schools prescribe H. and In twenty years
none have used u without benefit. Combin-
Ing the virtues Of q poulticc. m Instrument
and medicine. easy of application. nafe and
useful In all cases. II relieves pain At once,
holds ~ thetrmor<. aud ultimately cures tbs
worst cases 81 piles. nsd Whist Il equally
worth knowing, by following. the doctors
printed Instruction. n ~ diet. habits, etc. n
keeps them cured samples OF .Anak Gals"
are sent free 70 all sufferers on application q
Y. Neusfacdter a Co.. boz s9t6. New York
soid by druggist everywhere. Price q PEI
box.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-18

DURING the West Point investiga-
tion, Thursday, the counsel questioned
Whitaker rs TO his social standing in
the corps; Whitaker said lac had had
no associates since he first arrived in
&c; he never participated in their
sports; level had visits from them and
was ignored by the walters In the mess
room. At the last annual examination
his standing was the 47th in n class Of
So; he had no cause to suppose that his
passing examination was endangered.
At the close Whitaker made n state
ment denounclng as false the newspa-
per assertion, that he had said that he
did not expect justice from this court
spectators applauded.l
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-18

The steamer Vega has arrived at
Copenhagen with Prof. Nordenskjold
on board. Arrangements are making
TO give the professor n brilliant recep-
tion. A banquet will lie given on Sat
urday by the Danish society, and Nor
d~enskjold will dine with the king Sun
day. On Mondap Bovise gives n ban
quet, and afterwards the professor viii
lie feted by the association Of students.
The VEGA, escorted by the fiotilla, was
received with the man OF war salute.
Twenty thousand persons assembled to
witness his arrival.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-18

Were man to conform more TO the
laws Of health and Of nature, and be
less addicted to the qualification Of his
passions, II would not be necessary for
him ~ advertise Fellows Compound
syrup Of Hypophosptite rs a restora-
tive for the powers Of the brain and
ervou system, while the worlds pro-
gress in enlightment would indeed be
marvellous.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-18

THE house Of representatives. on
Thursday. again discussed the West
Point outrage. Representative Conger
made some humorous but sarcastic 70
marks, In which he confessed, incredi-
BILE as II might seem, that the demo
Gratis had been right in denouncine
the West Point academy and perhaps
the government was educating men 10
feel 10 much above the congressman
that they could not associate with those
Of n different color from themselves.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-18

The Jesuits have offered four mil
lion francs for the buildings and hand
In Cairo reserved by Ismael Pacha for n
military academy, and have also been
bargaining for the palace occupied by
the late Mutapha Pacha, ut Alexan-
dria. The khedive will consult the
sheikh VI Islam before concluding the
sales. The marquis Of Fnta Is in Paris,
and Is in daily conference with the
Iesuifa
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-18

THE Albany Argus. Of saturday, con-
tanned the following; Out Of the total
membership Of 3ls delegates 10 the
democratic convention 10 be held at
Syracuse, next Tuesday, we areadvised
Of the election Of 900 Of this number;
200 are Tilden men, 40 anti ilden, and
- doubtful, or preference unknown.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-18

DELEGATE DowSEY's amendment to
the Indian appropriation bill empower
ing the secretary Of the interior TO APP
portion the different tribes of Indians
among the several states, and investing
the Indians with all rights OF Citizen
ship. was rejected by the house last Fri
day. OF course, the representatives
did not want the red man among theh
constituents.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-18

Jar GOULD and Dillon, the New
York World says. have refused TO APP
pear before the hOuse committee ON
Pacific railroads. 10 testify about the
contract made with the Pacific Mail
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-18

RECENT high winds and rain have
done considerable damage to property
in and neal Cincinnati.
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SCIENTIFIC nIscELLAkS
cs1Dlss ~ uhs L4a4sr.
A Dandss diver Sttactsad = tslsphons
10 bis helnet and tested Il dlnns sub
marine operations with very s-tisfAetO-
~ results
The extensive studies Of DIR. DecAisne
have proven 70 him c~onelusiyely that
immoderate smoking Of tobacco pro-
dnces in certain subjects-especially In
women and children-an irregular ae-
ton Of the heart. which quickly disap-
pears when the cause Is removed
The ST. GOthard tunnel furnishes an
other striking example Of accurate sur
yeying. Although the entire length Of
the tunnel is nine and = quarter miles,
the two galleries were bored with such
precision that they met with = differ
ence Of only four inches in level and a
lateral deviation Of less than eight in
cheS-
some remarkable facts are being elie-
TIED by the Investigations Of naturalists
IN Borneo. In the stems Of certain
plants found there. galleries are tunnel
led by q species Of ant. and IL is assert
cd on the authority Of Beearri that the
presence Of the ants is actually essen
tlAl TO the existence OF the plants. for
unless attacked by the insects when
....wsh. .l.uf. s,.u Al
In cases Of suspended animation, OF
~asphyxia. life should not be too soon
given up. Discussing premature burr
ais, in a recent communication 10 the
French academy, Prof. Fort states that
he was enabled 10 restore 10 life a child
three years old by practicing artificial
respiration on IL four hours, commene-
ing three hours and q half after appar-
ent death. In another case which came
under his observation, a physician re-
stored a nearly drowned person after
four hours OF artificial respiration. This
person had been In the water ten min
utes. and the physicirn arrived n hour
after asphyxia-
The suns radiation is not without
influence on the comfort Of the occu-
pants OF n house. and the influence may
be very differently felt, according TO the
exposure OF houses. In a building un-
affected by any shade Herr Vogt recent
ly made a series Of experiments to de-
termine the relative amount Of the
sun,s heat daily entering the different
side. He obtained the surprising re-
sult that more heat enters n building
through the east and west walls than
through the walls facing directly south.
although the soutb side Ia exposed to
the direct action Of the SUMS rays
nearly twice as ong ms either Of the
others. A considerably greater auan.
tity of heat Is received by the east than
by the west side.
Fish Commissioner Green notes a
~curious instance of insect strategy.
One day he observed n mud wasp alight
near a spiders nest. Creeping can-
tiously around toward the entrance TO
the nest. the wasp stopped n little short
Of Il. and for a moment remained per-
fectly ouiet. Then reaching out one of
his antennal. he wriggled II before the
opening and withdrew it. This over
ture produced the desired effect, for n
large spider quickly ran on TO investi-
gate the cause Of the disturbance. As
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sUNDAY. 4 be. Isso.

THE senate. on Friday, confirmed a
large number Of army promotions.
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