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ADJUSTMENTS.
uAvEIsLY's.

1fAVEIsLYsSs
0ne OF the mort enthusiastic audiences ever
abeu within tho walls Ut lInycty . ththetssl last
night tG wiu,css tiip first production III th.s city
u Hartley tasnpheIla "Galtty Httlvu." Tic
houts vns l,nekch trln f1opr tu ceiling, au1 tho
Appr,'bntlon. ,li,stnt,rt Ahd spontaneous. tin
instaksb'y stAlilpcd tho plty na POPULAR st,c.
aoast indeed. thu audirnco pasac.l nt unro it,
sl!urteanilnRs, md applalHtet ,,ll tt,e slightest
pratext. Mr.. Ca,npDuil, .ltfrtng his career as Il
playwright, extending nrcr ncnrly ten ycArs,
hMs baun. perhaps, tnore intimately connected
with this city th..it with my IN tho co,t.ttry.
lura he obtained his first encouragement. and
horn ho las raado irint,y frlon'1s, Win were
plohtifnity scntteted through tho aultcnce
Inst night. At tho eld of tho fulrth nrt, nftcr
rcrratctl cns. HARTLEY emerged frGr, tho Wings
T~n strl,tuA brought him III front 0f tho cn,1rr
Of tho orchestra, und, blushthg like rlallen, tu
said.
LApIEs AND gEN7LEMEa.: Am glad to SEQ
t nsls e hs xoMp cenxsp spqfs 5
nrU II, iny heart Tonight In1ttig tho rirr0tis
I' t1t "se SSs St Ehsynx E WIZ &f,ss: &c:
l5ok q Ch!cago aa,lIeisc5 IL tho faro ag,,im H.
Tor tn The KcnGrons prosperity that hns
l"we to dear old Chle99o my tlrat e,lenur,,ge-
,,ant. II ynti nrc ~ Fl1d to sue INC us / M,n to
sSS g @ Is TS eepsoes 'S ssl sgyak Tsfy kaRy yJ s s e
rho pict. Of "Ths Galley s1ayo" may be told
H.. H. @ 1SW i'es: II Is t . Of m inacn!9s ol,arac.
lnnhses. There tn MT abundance Uf nntrrn lii
T., .t thS ertts my nl tdtllt with aI,r h,nl,.,er
ou,nesly clrncnt Is strong. Tho sentiment ttccns
lo!l.t!ly srGnA over.!rnw,., but thIs lid not
nPar !" etet fI1n e gcnsf,l ennytnent
pleer s!re fu1sid ninNE party ng fnilclsts trnv-
e!fnE, =! liniy Ai'd Frtnrc. CtctlH Htdhlc tsttAs
MaHd A.. orsasos' t. n A,i!.rcan lslrcss WIZ ~
Le Bots tsr. j. j.. Hll1vnn} Owl,,g q her 1,artini.
" fnF rnor American nrtlst, safnry NomuN
is'r: rraHs Eyansl. In tho Aesonl aet, Vt " The
lvvcrs, f7u.ecaea llsMini ts9nora Majereni]
;se,ea ,a i. f' III Viz {S!sE'y l. III: iii ,o;ss IL
loves Siihep very slneest'iy. shu kl'ows that
sas @ % exsss fysf esf e 'SSs sSo Yp a ]
WIN in rcal!ty ~ the husband Ut tfn.net*ca. She
boz orik!na!Y beel, 1l.rlel It INC Ila'y,i. riM
Fr'!nce. at the ena Of the thstyl Mct, ttnnc-
dfately upon tho ct,nsunltnnttcn Ut C4cetps nnr.
riaEe with Thy bn,f Ba'v't, StiteY makes his up
both hive: nn,de; T.o Uaro,t suddenly s,!s en!srs
s saa "s s S' L ke s os os .ssar w a' Ts s i, ga Ns
restrd and satt to the Ynlleys, Thete ho r,oets
tsrsHcexra, who has also l'cen oonsfgne1 u tho
her chilli frum starving Utedy, wlenaver siu
hears Ut tbs fate Of her lover, starts upun his
truck TO- .reseue h!,n.. Tho HaI,nt follows her,
hts first wife, the iulcl: Eventnally, Of course.
tho ,'nrsluEe is annullcd,. Cies}U md Sid
sY bf!nS nte i;,. nieFe 4 s%s ssaU sa!'n
il. iiur,.s). aud Isyel,s ddv tMtss K4tello Mort.
lnor3. 10th ars stroiig conlcdy parts. and bs,th
nTS esyery stgy In tas rSy ths 9so
thtt1 act hotWcen Miss MAuh Granger Md btr
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tls L. luulI.. III ASNAaAaaAas' aiio taAs bat-
~. "'A.'t IAr'n.ts uAnniEb Uur.
ni.lli,.l.e's VIZ s.a's correspondent .ypo.ts that
i.iiu..is II h.4' b~sa lcrsiyc.i ftual Il well.
ilns N",F H. ....:s +! v{suaA " tho ,npst
IT,, nHasru u hi4ad l,:It ,rrsvi,tnio..s I1
os i, ets ;rs rsst ,pssls asoo,u u ths p.UsE.
4 'he Isatlon - srf.ns sas'',,sG1 Wfosvo s
I'D ha.a K y ~ T. hays pr'n't,l ther u,patntior
AL ,if ;ihfet9 lv"u.ni IL Lrliu,u tl.at Husata viii
Au1iiHtS N1L!fl.r MsAsune.
a Vlelnsa curt,.a,uAf1c,it tannrt, t,,.t r,.,, b.
,ns.5 c."siati9n Ia 4tlt.tr. that n ,niitnfy
i,ash sG ,ihss'..issl ln tsxu. ElIcot fourteen
,nis uGhea ~ ea:t hardly bv uonneutel Will tlliy
l0u1, " poautal1 ooMphoaA
hEw ITALIAN rAhhtAuEEr,
t.1iL rome ulsnnch nnAo.,neca hnt 4 t,rottnoted
sn.t,fs ~ 'stcil WY hpld yesterday. whcn It was
iaeat and ihatiHurnte Il nov o,iu. . ~ '''|-
, 1880-01-26
SPAIN.

,lAhn1p, Jan. :115.-Tho Liberal stAtes th2t tue
onhlsternf the ctlhnies will shortly present 10
tno cortes. With the C..lAn budget, a resolution
uashprzthg thu Goyurllncnt to contract Io!'h
" e'!oo,nO pIa&.rc., tho proceeds 70 10 devoted
~ Is, Tue puyE.tslt II til previous Cuban loans.
tt ut KliaF,llItee IL hu offered will 10 pasaa upon
WI elstotne revenue Ut Cuba.
, 1880-01-26

vetr examining tho ot,t1,sa, Tohltchornty. WIS
~. ailviI!nx tn,,n. Th, Dlatrlct Tribunal con.
dGlnt; hlnl u toso all Ills vlvi rights. u be DIS.
iNsacd fi.n! the nrut, md tu bc imprisoned for
q yttAt aud fu1tt tuuIill,8,
, 1880-01-26
GERMANY.

:, loanoS, 1an ..5--4. dispatch from Tarld eaSa
the herman Military I'LL haa produced some aa'
ea'lness there. a correspondent ut Her!is' ~
= effs that ths hltl has cs.tscll much surprise ~
phsa It Jan lu EMIhurcI TINT tho Government
wa lo best supported W tho NRuonal libarals-
, 1880-01-26
GERMAN DRAMA,

Tho principal attraction offered by Manager
JIocclstor nt McVickeF's Inst evening was tho
first appearance Of the new Juvenile Indy, Miss
Anna X. spnhn. Thai she did nut succeed in
drnwlng rs lar4c house as she deserved Is duo
to tho largo turnolts during Miss Hschick's
highly successful engagement. the theatre 9oera
evidently desiring little relaxation, The play
presented MAs uustAy Fruytnws dssln.a, Count
W4ldenlnr," which has never before beaa prt,.
duced here, md II would probably baya leon
bettGf II Nr 1IUee elEttr hnd allowed It TO remain
upon the shelf. 1t IL one Of thuss sIckly, senti-
mental tlralnAa OF the French school. which nre
dslaateflil to tho people WIN attend the Ner1nN,l
theHtre llerg That Ii did INT 11,llkt favorable
impression WnA Gnt1rtsy aauc to this fMct, because
tho actors did tliolr 1eat to mike It II Altc-
coss: Mlss spahns Who Ins4le her debut
10 nil the rusltion tor which ss,u iits burn en-
gnge,t. shs IL yuilnE, hnndsunc. and possessed
Ut il mclotllotts. sympathetic ynlce. md Is owl
IDENTIFY endowed with considerable talent, which,
h1wever, llcesls training. bhe WNR snnewhnt
embarrassed last uytnlug on Rccut,nt Of tho
strange surroundings, but will no Iotsbt not with
mora thse and froe1nln whom she bcc1l..es tnnrp
1T homo. llrr rendition 1T t18 r1le OF Gertrude,
tho Knrt1ener' daughter. WIS n cr0tlitAllu pleeu
Ut acting alidt hul she nut bcconlo ton dr1l,llatp
at times, would have hccn highly successful.
ntd received largo number Of splendid tlurAl
OI1eranx6.
The finest ncttng was done by bfr. Itavtnd, who
Is Count RattenAr wns highly effective. Miss
Kuhn ns He0rpire WIS also very good. Mra.
Sthbl2- lAlomActHr Us 1fr1. f2Qt and Mr.. HeIne-
nun rs Afr HUI did 0rpdItatle work. The minor
parts Haro fairly web done.
, 1880-01-26
SUICIDE,

1T. Louis, Mo-, JUL. 21+-JAlaes T. Simmons,
formerly telegraph 0pcr1,tnr, took I'arls-Krrcn
lust night with sllc!l;l intent, nd died to-day.
Utor positively refusing medical uld.
, 1880-01-26
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, 1880-01-26
Fatal Termination of a Quarrel
Between Several Polish
Boys.
One OF the Party Stabbed and
Mortaily Wounded by
Another.
Intellectual Efforts Of the Inter-
estod Parties to Suppress ,
tho Af1htr.
The Murderer's Capture and Confess
sion-ssveral Of His compan.
= ions under Arrest.

mud the rIcttu. d yOtnK Polo nstin0d Fred kAnsl.
zn, who resided Mt No. q F1uetwotrl street, diod
ycstcnay morning frunl the effects Ut tIis wound,
thus nllng another in,rier ia tho long list of
the pnat fortnight. FROM Tho reports at first
uDlnlnrd by The po1ioo authorities, it appeHrctl
that kant!4ih, wtin " a y0,ifls man II years Of
nkc, wns returning h0nle from a raNln and bail
ltod Sntustlay evohitg At l1rr,auns satuon, sltu-
ntAd ut tho sutItheast CORNER Ut 0eorHr md Eaf.
pontor atrtotA. t1o was accompanied by frank
Tihl and Trunk Slofskl, twb young frtcnisnf Ills,
mid tho triu wcsu walking al0ng tho track Vt tho
Northwestern 1talruNd. At tho intersection Of
ChapIn street they wcrc met by party IF tiyo
yo,lng fellows, and separated In order tn allow
ttotn to pgss. Youpg Kandzla passed through
tho kNut Of men, aud, on rcIuibIng his cu,npun-
Ions, pressed hs hantl to his side, cxcuntiix u
he did ~, "Ttu ssnbbctil" At this tho men
whom they had Just met separated, and, brcnk-
lug Into run, woru sopu list aIuuug tho l,mbcr
piles nlony the sllo Ut tho trucks. kh1lxIl u,ld
a!s ftc%a; M otn 81 tsr wv 10 .no NE
strect. corlttr of SiMn ereot, but finding neitor
tho drrKest nor pr, Vsnn, wh, has nj Naloo
f"w sln,rs Mtfth of tbs dr,igstore. Io wis thero
nttrfdc1 uy Dutll tho Duct0r md tho druggist,
llul, litter examining tho wound and probing 1t,
tho tIoctar thought It was not dangerous. Nov-
ortheless,
TIE 1NJungp nor GREW wonsk
Rs tho night progressed. Tho parents Of FuhE,
beuon,ll,E nlarnuti. ordered tho buys takc Knnd-
iI.Isv WIS arus,scG and indiiet, to har1isss ,ip
lils rlH. md kandxla was placed III the wagon,
fs ro ~ fsst f Eana"s bos o
Fleetwood street thu wMgun hecatno n,ired III
tho mud August fcski, Of Mo. T. Fleetwood
with to faotthat !wH young ,.len Eot out Il tho
sngu ind cntrfctl tho tntllrgtl Duy into Into lii
liutiac niii almost Immediately ill by the back
, 1880-01-26
THE BUTCHERS.
a General Denial of the Statements
Made by Mr.. Welsh.
fhs Books Of ths Association IN the JIands Of q
Cemmittee--A Carl from Mr. Powers

Of tho flutchets' uHu last night ut their llnl1
No. 1900 South lIalztcd street. ami tho evcning
tnu C,,n t;ce 10 n, thr,,t,vt In s,cn,,nta n,
Tho Association, and prcpuro tho statement
which they will make ut d meeting to be shortly
announced.
TIC ea,e o ~ Sr rsk Wsh 'ns. ,Ss
cha!r'nau of tho RELIEF Committee. which were
published in yesterdays Tn1nuHe, ',ad:crcatcd
lute stsf oo.n Ill otheaa' anu noh-olsla' circles
w'thlu tue union. IN conversation with II 1,,nl-
ruuizatlon he fnud tho urt,cruI n,,lnt,m n nrc,
Vnii TINT Willie lhpy wn,;t} ho strry fU lulk,yo
tho asIus.'tloa. n,:','o asalnst ths un!nns MI
nj tlcir Gplmnnu sI,,su tho str,k, II, With 10
prepare il clrar a,:t!ri.Ic,,t of Ito tnancnl In.
they hdylng been IN pussrssl,,fi III Nr. 81 sio,trns
hnnks since Frtsa!y afternoon, they SHOULD Ger
tMlniy be allc NY this time tu tell dein1tly
whntaer or not hn WA def1uter. ..,-'.
tho oi,lt:erH of tho Association nnl s,,ver.l uf
tnGir irlssida: Ihv i9f1nrr consisted nf President
1Gonn;nl', Trcasrer rHliy. secr,'tMry Stokes,
Thg h1'iEh ~ 4t not aGtmgf!y m tllGss u The
sas %ssodiaon B % u hs cy may XII = s 1o
ent wGro anntll{n1tls ~ dcnrtn8 te truth u Sir.
W Wcsn n 81 mssatstieMt s nt sI,l uMt sci would not
Conitnlttug, Mt prrsnnt cn1aEc't 1T examining tho
bonka. htu i1!llseteG bts WNrk. which thuy cx-
neetcd SHORTLY " accomplish. THO reporter
TsaaGa i,na ~ ,aosG p'n5ens p that he h" .. a..
u1lcera' sde Of tho st',ry, but hl not i,ern sno
cessful thtnliKh their distncltiItian To tfsk, and
saa tnat Or csursc If!E IstlngSE Wtls aill reutiy
OF Mr. Wclsll's cnnrgrs. Mr. 0'Eutlrtr1l luckily
hAa Itix INlnuSE III Ills packet, md thus wtlA
nble TO sptak tht lnnFr ftsAtfncily ly Tho points
which no deslrcd tu contradict, 6uld Mr. OCou-
nell:
NOV, M far 0s The
oFr1oEua nEuB1y1No SALARIES
Ia coocerno,, what Mt Wni,i, .t,t1 Is ,,,t +-,,
Snt m antsry sni draw oi,. * Il frt,,,, H.
irnfnn nrasst *u 5ra,,, 1Iw Nv, AVE o ~ is5 INC
r., NnrH,ui,r 9st ~, ~ ~ .iatm ~ ~ Ht} 't'
Hecrctary': wbn "a s1t,itIcJ tn acarw ~ s-H ~
th ,n; rs M rn ~ wv , ;,,' n,,1w LINZ s.,.,i! ~!
~ .+"is,n ,3,s " COX Mt, s' t; sc nn tn nuIIaR
sa ~ a,, wv ~ ~ iiuy. !as lI,eIsnrer:
INT ~. 2uTMn, ELL IL nMu ranGM ScerutnIy. utnW my
H. if viz taey gus atS "ohey At a1l from
"H i Sv1H I,,v ,,,,,+ IT,. ,..,.,-t n.
TINT H. o1s om WIN, Itt .H ano @ seE1eHs ~ H.. Snnrges
Will III i 'ii H. M E wai1 ~ " taS uM.Nuco
m,sH t s'a tha eU ,t " nhma ~ anvof ol TUG Ircis
ranuot nS s,n VII hnt nuamso His rot o A,d,,r
Svn NEE M axv @ 1us yot nn;S1sn tneir itS9Fa.
r,ann ~ ia srr,;" VIII IL ~" ssu1et'oat WAL W
a"Is I3,u " ,n t.'u W., Wa"iG ;,i W., r..
t,-,t X MN '' t W. s H. H.o s @ "eIe
vartl Il, Inn ,,,lMr NJ ,,,t.n IN ta Jfmi,,, mn IN
lurnme derived frvtn tholr iuiIation fcos. tIues.
and nthcr sunrct,s r
"Tllu number hE nlcEll,ers In tho Union ,yas
about CORRECTLY stuteu. Hut with rpgsa,rl 10 tho
rpttGf. there WrfB ak nthrr 1rtlt1tthpA untt fny
, 1880-01-26
TIE RAILROADS.


TOLEDO, p1EON1A 4 WARSAW.
In rnvu.,, u. ~ tnunsnes mo following
II. ~, Z v.., no n,,. u",.ro 8'tns Or tue Toledo,
clty u II c4,,,,s,llttcv uf tbs lrnuyhnI,1.rS. '
vt was utlui,t,y ni,,n,,,,r,,i ,.nst,.,.,s..
h,,l.I0rs u til, a.t.riti.s ,,S i,o ir.s !oa1 tno
u!ur f,l,cirts,,, ~, *. "ea @ nlls suiu uslt
to la.lsr Dr t,,iAt,. ns nm. 1st ~ n!sn m9Iae.
,M hereafter. tint r,r % Y, H. H. nst11iinsh
Wabash, HI i,nils L t,sntti il,;.. H.. .ns .tuul6
Tho UiiIrcrs uf lin iniI,r is1nnmy .nlnIa.ly,
tN h,tNu Inn t"1us ,n,i,tIo ''t15 iI,s tfA's.u ts
tl,sy prp very favn'1'if',' III. tr SUI tt
Pt.irIn N Wiranw Ii,,.I ..,,,a ~ aotcs.i,
cblIttt, If Ilt,ra fr,n liz tis,r 1Sss - te
10 tltRt nj MlasuIiri mi ,vfth ~ s,,,,utti
tnI,t.ts tx ii. IiI". t's,.. s1t I'LL Ghpis'teu
, 1880-01-26
. FOR REIGN.

EORElGN.
Tho British Government Oon-
teu,p|atins, & Nov Movo
In Afghanistan4
Troors to 10 Withdrawn t1om
Cabu1 and Stationed at
Jolnl:had;
whllo tho Afghans Are to 10
Privileged to seloot q
Sovereign.
garoral Largely. Attended Land Maat-
ingo Held III Ireland
Yesterday.
Tho Lord Mayor Of Dublin
Appeals to England
for Aid.
How tho Subscriptions to THO
Mansion House Fuhd Are
DlsbtlrsGl.
John Bright Lends His Voice IN
Behalf OF the Starving
People.
Fnasla Likely to Gail on the United
States for Wheat This
Spring.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-16
DR.. SPINNEY

of Snn Francisco. California, having opened
a branch ONCE In Denver, j. now prepared Ia
treat all men and women who may be suffer.
Ing from Nervous. Chronic or Private Dis-
eases. Young men who may be suffering
Hoin The effects Of youthful follics or indis-
cretlons Will do well TO avail themselves of
this the greatest boon ever laid Mt the feet OF
suffering humanity. DR.. Splnney will guar
nntce To forfeit 500 for every case OF weak
ness or private disease OF nny.kiud or char
acter which he undertakes to and nails To
cure, There arc many at the age % thirty To
sixty who are troubled with too nequent
evneuauons of the bladder. often accompa
MED by a slight Anaarting or burning sense.
tion aud "a weakening OF the system ~ "a
manner the patient cannot account FOR, on
examination Of the urinary deposits n ropy
sediment viii oflen be found, and sometimes
small particles oi album- will appear, or
the color Will he OF n thin. mllkfsh hue.
again changing TO n dark, torpid appearance.
There ave many men who die or this DIM
Guilty. ignorant OF the cause. which Is the
second : age OF seminal Dr. y.
Will guarantee n perfect cure In all such
eases, aud a healthy restoration of the gent
tourinary organs.
once Hours-lO to u, . to 4 aud ] To :; SUN
days. from 10 Ia II A. Consultation free.
Thorough examination and advice, sn.
call. or address. DIR sPINNEY 4 CO., 99
Iarlmer street. Denver. over Greenienf 3
Co's.store.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-16
MISTAKES AND PREJUDICE.


OF Religious sRd Tsnpsr.Aes journals.
soms good Religious and Temperance
journals are making the mistake Of de.
eiining 10 advertise . most y1luahls
Antiintoueating medicine, simply be-
cause 1t is called .Bittsr,1' while the
journals are making = greater mistake
by advertising some drunken whisky
stun, or nOstrum, because it has some
nice, fancy deceptive name, ending
with ''ene," slime" printed on its
label, when the bottle is oiled with de-
struction, drunkenness and death. II
these good journals would takethe trou-
BILE TO ascertain how many oyerworked
clergymen have had their lost nerve
force, brain-wAste and Tagging ener-
giles restored by the use Of Hop Bitters,
enabling them 10 perform their arduous
pastoral duties and preach the good ser
mons that they would have been totally
unable to do but for this valuable medi-
cine, and did these journals bnt know
Of the host of good Christian Temper
nee women who rely on them for their
family medicine, and how many invalid
homes they could make happy and what
glad tidings they would send TO every
neighborhood by publishing the merits
Of Hop Bitters. they would advertise
them without money and without price.
And did these journals but know how
many have been and may be saved from
forming intempefate habits by doctors
prescribing Hop Bitters, instead OF beer,
where the use Of hops are needed, there
being more actual hop strength in one
bottle of Hop Bitters than in q barrel
Of beer, without any Of the intoxicating
effects OF beer,l they would lay aside
their fear and prejudice against the
word ''bitters.r
A few OF the many witnesses from re-
ligious and Temperance sources are
given below, who use, recommend and
advertise Hop Bitters.
The President and Manager of Hop
Bittsrs Mfg. Co, Ii veteran Temper
advocate and worker Of forty. eight
years service; every man In the CON-
pany Is an active Temperance worker,
and the Company spends thousands OF
dollars annually in Temperance and
Christian work.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-16
PILEsi L e PILEsi
A Sure Cure Found At Last. Nc One
Need Suffer.

A sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding,
Itching and liberated Piles has been
discovered by DIR. Williams ian Indian
remedy, called DIR. Williams Indian
Ointment. A single box has cured the
worst chronic cases Of twenty-five and
thirty years. standing. No one need
suffer five minutes after applying this
wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions,
instruments and electuaries do more
harm than good. Williams Ointment
absorbs the tumors, allays the intense
Itching particularly ut night after get
ting warm In bed). acts rs a poultice,
gives instant and painless relief, and is
prepared only for Piles, itching Of the
private parts, and nothing else. Thou
sands OF cured patients attest Its value.
and physicians Of all schools pronounce
it the greatest contribution to medicine
Of the age 1t matters not how long or
severely you have been suffering, you
car be cured.
For sale by all Druggists. Addoms
Il Glover, Wholesale Agents.
may7-dawly
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-16
SELECTED MuseELLAxY.

.@se - 81 -Olt
Of the population has an account nj /
savings bank; in Wales. one I'm forty
In Scotland, one in twelve; and I'm Ire.
land, one In 100. The amount owing tc
depositors on November 90, 1879. wa.
equal to an average of 81 lis. 4d. De,
head Of the population In England. lss.
per head in Wales, 81 LIS. sd. in Scot.
land. Thus statistics sustain the popu.
lar. reputation OF the Scotchman for
canny ea~refulness; there ars more peo.
PIE north Of the Tweed who make and
put bv saving than in n other part of
the kingdom, and they accumulate a
larger amount.
A London weekly upyallantIv asssrts
that the female students of the Shade
| sehool are made co,snicoo,. h. a..
"intense' oddity OF their garments,
which cling about their attenuated fig
ures like grave clothes or ~singularly
ugly bathing dresses. Moreover 1t is
said that the sweetest creatures affect a
lean and hungry look. II must be borne
IN MIND That these London weeklies
nave a iastidiousness about the looks
OF men u women quite equallIng the
sensitiveness OF Major Lawrence and
ms disciples, ouida and Rhoda Brough-
Ton. speaking OF a gown OF heliotrope
ana olive, one OF these discriminating
papers says tia II was worn by an in
distinct ind OF woman, and adds:
ihese contrasts often occur, and are
exasperating. The wearer should have
VI e"ei@eeei,
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FITS. All Fits are STOPPED
FREE by DIR. KLINE'S GREAT
NERVE RESTORER, A MARVEL
LOUS MEDICINE for all NERVE
DISEASES. Send to 93l Arch street,
Philadelphia, Pa. je2d&w3mos
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CARBOLIC SHEEP DIP.

This dip kills ticks. lice, and all parasites
thnt Inject sheep: prevents scratching and
greatly improves the quality OF the wool.
ter Will be sunicicnf 10 ain one hundrrI
sheep. 80 that the cost OF dipping IL n mere
trin. and sheen owners win md that they
ARE nnply repaid by the Improved health Of
their nnck. Circulars sent. postpaid. upon
appli'a ton. giving full directions for lis nee:
Also 6 rrtncatcs OF prominent sheep growers
who have used large qaantities, az Tie din ana
pronounce IL the most effective and reliable
eNternita'or OF cab aud other kindred dis
eases In sheep. Manufactured by "a.
LlSCRDDr A 20, ~. Louis, Mo. For sale by
!. A. Denver. Can be had
through all commission houses,
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PRENTICE SPEAKS.

The Louisville Courier Journal
speaks rs follows: "'Why are you bill.
iousT glares an interrogative headline
in our bright and esteemed cotempora-
ny, the keokuk Gate City. Read and
referred To II. II. Warner X Co., who
replied: Always keep by you, ready
for use, Warmers Safe Pills. This ad-
vice followed, the above query need
never be propounded -
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MUST NAVE.

The "Ploughmau," Boston, Mass,
had in its columns the following:
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
for diseases Of internal organs, for bill.
iousness, headaches, neuralgia, and gen.
eral debility, are excellent remedies for
the farmer to have In the house
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LOGICAL

The Gazette" Milwaukee, Wis,
says: Headaches, bilious disturbances
and indigestion are logical sequences of
excess In eating and drinking" and
that Warmers Safe Bitters are a sure
cure for all these
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Washington ID. c., Sept. 4, 1879.
Dear Sir-why don't you get u GER
tihcate from Col. W. II. W., OF Balti-
more showing how he cured himself Of
drunkenness by the help of Hop Bitters.
His is a wonderful case. He is well
known in Rochester N. Y. by all the
drinking people there. lie Is known
in this city, Cincinnati, New Orleans,
New York; in fact, all over the country,
as he has spent thousands OF dollars for
run. honestly believe his card would
be worth thousands Of dollars to you In
this city and Baltimore alone, and make
thousands Of sober men by inducing
the use Of your Bitters. j. A. W.
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A MEDICINE. NOT A DRINK.
High Authority,

Hop Bitters is not, In any sense, an
alcoholic beverage or liquor, and could
not be sold, for use, except to persons
DESTROYS of obtaining medicinal bitters.
GREEN B. RAUM,
U. $. Com'r Internal Rev.
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ALL OYER THE GLOBE.

The Nashua Telegraph New
Hampshire, thus states 1t: warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, with other
Of Warmers Safe Remedies, but lately
introduced to the public, have In less
than a year found their way to every
nation on the face Of the globe
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WORLD NOUS.

The Journal" N%ewburgh. n. y,
is the paper from which we clip the fol-
lowing: Rochester, y. y, is the
point where halls from the world fam
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure, and other Warmers safe Rene
dies.
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Prejudice Kills.

ELEVEN years our daughter suffered
on a bed OF misery under the care OF
several of the best physicians, who gave
her disease various names but no relief,
and now she is restored to us in good
health by Hop Bitters, that w had
poohed ut two years before using 1t. We
earnestly hope and pray that no n
else will let their sick suffer as we did,
on account Of prejudice against $ good
a medicine IS Hop Bitters THE Par
ents- Good Templqys.