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REST.
BY EDWIN ARNOLD


His mother was princes child
His sire crowned ktngj -,
There lacked not to his wishes WlIu
What the broad earth could Drluei
strong knees were supple at his word,
Swords glimmered at his
Brave foituuel but 1t wearied NM
His spirit tnirsted still
For him the glorious music io'4eu
or singers silent longs 49,,
The Roman and the Grecian toIu
Their wars of Right and wrong;
For him philosophy unveiled
Athenian Plato's lore; ,o
Might these not rye TO stead mex
Not these he sighed for more
He loyed-the trus st, newest lip
That ever lover pressed-
The dueenliest mouth OF all the soUth
Long love for him comics, ed.
Round him his children's J0yousness
Rang silvery and shrilli
Thrice happy! save that happiness
lacked something something sun
IL came! the studded sceptre lay,
An unregarded thingi
Velyets and gold did bravely hold
The body of the kiug' .,s -,.
Why! strange that Love, ana Lore anu o""S
Looked ever On before,
And those pale, quiet lips oil Gay
Asked nothing-not ing moiel
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How About wages?

II seems only yesterday, or at most the day
before, that the republican employers of
labor were assuring their workmen that un-
less they turned out and voted for Garfield
early and often, the factories would all DO
closed, whereas if they did there would be
such an advance in wages as would enable the
wife of the humblest artisan to wear twenty
seven button kids. Tho elections are over,
and prices certainly have advanced, as any
head of household is prepared to testify !;
but how shout wages? The World, ever de,
lighted to record tho country's increased
prosperity, has unusual facilities for printing
Of this sort
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From the London News.

From the London News.
Ezelot the Fronch soldier who found the
G26,0OO which NJ. Pages lost in the northern
railway station in Paris, has communicated
to the Courier do lAisne the particulars at
tendant on his good fortune. They are very
interesting, aud show how some men are
born to fortune, some achieve fortune, and
some have fortune thrust upon them. Ezelot
was walking through the railway station with
two comrades, when they noticed on the floor
a packet wrapped in newspaper. They
kicked il along before them for some distance,
and when Ezelot was getting into the train,
going home on short leave, one Of his com.
rades, picking up the packet, thrust it into
the canvas forage bag slung at his side, Eze-
lot going on his way without having
perceived the little peasntry. Arrived
at Neuilly, whore his pprents live,
his mother, emptying the forage bag, discov-
cred the bundle and thinking Il was a packet
of old newspapers, put it on q table in the
kitchen. There It remained for four or Eve
days till a married sister, calling in and see
ing the packet, was moved by unwonted
curiosity. Opening it she discovered docu.
ments representing the e26000, the loss of
which M. Psges had advertised throughout
Europe. The European papers are not,
however, read at Neuilly, where the Courier
dc pAisne doubtless had It all Its own way.
The soldier and his parents, not knowing
what else TO do, followed the provincial
Frenchman's instinct and had recourse TO the
Marie. That functionary, communicating
with Paris, speedily brought down M. Pages,
who. gratefully paying the promised reward
of &l,oO0, went of with his oddly discovered
treasure. II would be an interesting supple.
ment to the narrative If we could have a
record Of tho feelings of the soldier who
thrust the packet upon Ezelot when no heard
the sequel to the little joke.
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CorruptIy Elected Legislatures.

No one doubts that the late politica, DON
~, IN Nevada was an open auction, In which
bullion King Fair outbid Bullion King Sha-
~ put The proposition of some of the DO.
lcal leaders to exclude prospective Senator
nv rom his seat on the 4th of March. by
ecton to his admission on the ground that
ey was layishly and porruptly used to
ralr legislature, would be one of those
Eucal poomerangs that could NOT fail 10
more behind than It shoots in front
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AberCrumbia JnO w
Al eu Belle
Atkinson Leo I
Baird ii ]
Barnes 7 s
Bauslry II r
Batchelor IL T
Beyrlss RoDt
Bird W Il
Blair Mollie
Bowen Jasper Lee
Bourn A II
BraunOn II II
Briefly David
Britain Jas S
Brooks J NJ
Brown S
Bro Wn HarrlettL
Brown Patrick
Brown Andrew
Burleson Jennie
Butts Mo lie
Carter Wallie
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F'ni'VOE
Finnov Jo1e Carpa
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Fortnnap Pr
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FrIck Adnlnn
ruler hlla
GHun NTu1
Ehihoil L rdnU
1nITttt Juila
Glllispis Nc. lie
So9ine lstne 4
Gpuirey W
1oou BEETLE
Sdh fettlo
1lter - Z
nun nun mamie
HancocN William
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Indy Benntiners.

Ladies, you cannot make fair skin, rosy
cheeks and sparkling eyes with all the cos
metcs of France, or besutifers ofthe world,
while in poor health, and nothing will give
you such good health, strength and beauty as
Hop Bitters, A trial is certain proof. See
another column.
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Brown Geo
Brown Harry w
Burnett A II
Burton j b
Byrn j W
Caulder w w
Chs nj a ID L
Chlles T \
Clark America
Clyde C.iOlie
Caldwell Mark
ollinS A
CrOC k, sam
Craven j A
Daily 5 M
Deardo' II G w
DeYine j W
Edwards Geo w
Fuller Frank
Fitzgerald w Z
Fleming r III
Forth Anthony
FUrdy &c Jerome
freeman Julia
Froucher Pc er
Furst Almt dia
Gage A 5
Gasshweler W j
GeOrse Burl Il
Gilbert h o
Clause j Rcob
Gordon l.
GOdney James
Grey Andrew
Griffin John p
Hayer sam
Hankins j j
Harding Bernard Il
Harrison A b
Hayes w Z
Helm Jno
Hendricks j III
Hite George
Hook Joseph
Horne l'hOs
Hudson alexander
Humphres Maria
Jackson Wesly
Jenkins Elizabeth
Jones j Harvey
Jones Gus
johnson j X
Johnson Lewis
kee NJ c
Kuopni Jacob
Landlord Sarah
Leeper ID IL
Lewis q w
Lides Jacob T.
Lynch Jennie
Name W A
Ma tn, + G.
Magnetism Dan
NJ Her A
Moore PerlinG
Moore Mary f
Mi.ler Joe
Meta IN Jno y
McCgney James l.
McGaw W IA
McShs.er j rom 3
Mccoy Il +
M"Grudcr II G
Nardenia Aunie >
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THORN & HUNKlNS.

Largest dealers west of New York CITY and o.,.
house 81. Louis making speciality S III t SSnij
goods, Pllce List sent on application. "IsS
General Office 800 and 'Su 5 IweIts. a.
branch Office, 2O3 Main 81. Wsrnha.eI
Tayyon Avenue and Railroad track. CspSc Sss
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The following is list of letters remaining
in the Postofiice at Dallas, Dallas county, for
the week ending November %, 1880, which,
if not called for in four weeks, will be sent to
the Dead-Letter office. Parties calling for
these letters will please say advertised"
giving date of advertised list:
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-09
The Trial Race OF ~. Julien.

Washington, oct.s.-rhe first quart.
was made in 33l, the half in 1851, nc
time was taken at the three-quarteI
pole. Coming into the stretch st.
Julien made a spurt at a wonderful
pace, deafening cheer ran along the
line and great excitement prevailed un.
til the horse went under the wire in
2:13i. st. Julien having been suffering
from a severe cold several days, and
considering this, the time was apparent
ly satisfactory to the crowd. After the
judges had announced their decision
st. Julien was brought in front Of the
stand and a garland of flowers was
placed around his neck by Mrs. Judge
Blackburn, who also presented Hickok
with boquet. 1t was then announced
that st. Julien would not here make an
other attempt to beat his record but
would be exhibited tomorrow.
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A Father who nsl,ea.

Detroit Free Press.
The other evening citizen of De
troit beckoned TO his l2-year-old son to
follow him TO the woodshed, and when
they arrived there he began:
"Now, yonng man, you have been
fighting again! How many times have
| told you that 1t is disgraceful to
hght?"
''oh, father, this wasn't about mar
bles or anything OF that kind, +" replied
the boy.
al can't help it. As IA Christian man
II Is my duty 10 bring up my children to
fear the Lord. Take on your coat"
''But, father, the boy l was fighting
with called me names"
''Can't help it. Calling names don't
hurt any one. on with that coat.'
"Ie said was the son Of a wire
puller."
"What! What's that2n
And be said you was an oiiice-hun-
ter"
"What! What loafer dared make
that assertion?''
''It made me awful mad, but didn't
say anything. Then he called you a
hireling."
'Called me hireling! Why, I'D
like TO get my hands on him." pulled
the old gent.
"Yes, and he said you was political
licksplttle!"
"Land o. gracious! but wouldn't !
like TO have the training OF that boy for
about five minutes,' wheezed the old
man as he hoped around.
~ put up with that" continued the
boy. ''and then he said you laid your
pipes for Office and got left by large
majority. / couldn't stand that, father,
and SO l sailed over the fence and
licked him bald-headed in less'n two
minutesl Thrash me II you must,
father, but couldn't stand IL TO hear
you abused by one of the malignant
opposition"
my son." said the father. Us he felt
for, half n dollar with one hand and
wiped his eyes with the other, ''yor
may 60 out and buy two pounds oi
candy. The Bible says it is wrong tc
fight, but the Bible must make allow
ance for political campaigns and vii,
ISLANDERS of the other party. l only
brought you out here to talk to you, and
now you can put on your coat and
run along.n
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Memphis, Tenn, Oct. s.-Last
Wednesday at Concordia, Bolivar
county, Miss, a difficulty occurred be-
tween b. ]. Owen, justice OF the peace,
and ]. w. Glover, a farmer. Owen
was holding his court. Glover made a
disturbance and was ordered under ar
rest by Owen. Pistols were at once
drawn by both and firing commenced
by each. Owen fell dead and Glover
ran about 800 yards and fell. He died
after lingering eight hours. Both
were young men and in good standing
in the county.
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Nashville, Oct. s.-The one mile
dash for two year olds, was won by
Sele; Bootjack second. Time, 1:14I.
The II mile dash was won by Mata-
gyrda; Alaska second, knight Templar
third. Time, 1854.
In the third race, one mile dash, Fair
count won; Long Tom second. Time,
2:41a.
In the first race, 2:26 class, Alcantrs
won; Postboy second, Silverton tn ird.
Time, 2:23.
The second race, free for all, pacing,
Sorrel Dan, Matte Hunter, Rowdy
Roy and Lucy each won a heat, and
Sorrel Dan and Rowdy Boy ran dead
heats for the first andIfourthheats. The
races were postponed.
San Francisco, Oct. Sat tho San
Jose fair races to-day, the three year
old trot was won by Alex. Button In
2;30t, 2:33a, 2:31a. Belle Echo took
the first heat In 2:2si.
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HoRRIsLE raAeEpY.
A Maa Conanits DolbIe Murder aae
thea suietdesL

Quincy, Ill, Oct. s.--A fearful
tragedy is reported from New Canton,
Pike county, caused by love, in double
murder and suicide. Six miles from
New Canton there lived q family named
Baker, consisting Of father mother and
two daughter, the elder fifteen years
old. A young man named Sellers had
been working for the family. About
5o'elock last evening while Mr.. Baker
was absent Sellers insisted that the
daughter should promise TO marry him.
She refused. whereupon Sellers drew a
revolver shot the dog. then the mother
and finally the daughter. He then
placed the muzzle to his head and fired.
Each shot was instantly fatal. The
youngest daughter witnessed the whole
affair and gave the above facts before
the coroners jury this morning.
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AT HOME.
Rar.la aAd EaEiIsh Dra~ Cheek.
Tor Mig Msney.
Nstsrisss Repe.ters frsa PhIIAaei
pkia is IAaIAna-
JAekssa. the Freixhtsr. Foaaa Dsaa
af the stake

New York, Oct s.-The Herald's In
dianapOlis special asserts positively that
Senator Barnum laid down his checl
for $4,000 on Monday on a table in
room 10, and Mr.. English covered Il
with his check for $40. 600, after which
Barnum went over to Cincinnati.
Mr.. New is in constant receipt Of dis
patches from Hornellsyille and Harris
burg. giving information Of the move
ments Of repeaters, and Gov. Gorham
tells me that they are confident Of the
presence here Of between seven or eight
hundred roughs from New York and
Philadelphia Among the prominent
men from Philadelphia are the noto.
rious Bill NcMullin, Buck McCandless,
Johnny Mccormick, Joe father, w.
Gallup, Martin Kalocky, John Doer,
John Carrigan, Joe Henry, b. l..
Smith, C. Adam and Mike Stafford,
all well known In their city. 1t is sup
posed that indianapolis will be the dis
tributing center, where win go the es-
sentials for victory In Cincinnati and
Columbus.
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Tho Fate or Jackson.

Denver, Oct. S.-The following was
received from Del Norte to-day: A
lieutenant Of the 4th cavalry while
passing through here to-day, stated
that at Rock Cliff the report reached
him that A. s. jackson, the man who
shot the Indian few days since, was
found dead at the stake. This tallies
with the Indian threats, :and is gener.
ally believed. Great Excitement pre-
walls and the citizens threaten ven.
geance.
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ABROAD.
Ths British Fleet in the Paeiae Or.
dered 20 CaIlAo-
A fasiIads Opened BY the AIbaniAa,
On Monteaikrins-


London. Oct. S.-The Standard says
that in consequence Of the unsettled
state Of affairs In LAMA and the need Of
additional protection 10 the British liz
terests, orders have been dispatched by
telegraph TO the commander in chief of
the British fleet in the Pacific to defer
his visit to the Sahiti Islands and pro-
coed Immediately to Callao.
London, Oct. s.-The Park street
spinning company's mill at Haywood,
containing 1000 spindles, was
burned to-day.
London, Oct. ga Cettinje dispatch
says that on Tuesday night an acciden-
tai fire broke out at Svanja. The Al
banian mountaineers opened fusilade
from one end Of their position TO the
other. doubtless taking the flames for
a Moutenegrin signal of attack, and
kept up heavy fire until dawn.
Berlin. Oct. 6.-A telegram from
Breslan reports that an accident oc-
Cured on the 9Th inst. In u mine near
Kattowitz, by which fifty-four workmen
were overwhelmed. 1t Is feared fifty OF
the men were slffocated.
Rome, Oct. s.-The ministers have
unanimously recommended the reprieve
OF Major Conzio.
Berlin, Oct. S.-Germany will refuse
10 give any assistance TO coerce mea-
sures against Turkey unless all the
powers participate in them.
London, Oct. S.-James Coull, the
sailor who steered the Shannon In the
action with the Chesapeake of Boston
harbor in 1913. is dead. Aged 95. He
was buried with military honors.
Rome, Oct. s.-The Dirdto says: The
new proposals Of England have not yel
been despatched to the powers. 1t ID
probable, however, that the powers
will recall the whole diplomatic corps
from Constantinople and send an inter
national fleet to the Bosphorus. 1t ID
unlikely that any Ottoman ports will
be blockaded, but 1t may be expected
that the fleets Of the powers will pre-
vent Turkey from sending ammunition
or men to Hellenic provinces to resist
the annexation to Greece. This is un'
doubtedly Official.
Vienna, Oct. S.-Political CORES
pondence says that England has re-
ceived the declaration Of all the power.
that they are prepared to assent TO tn,
proposal of England to seize some plac,
in the archipelago. The commander
of the fleet are instructed TO prepare I,
depart in forty.eight hours for fresl
destination.
Dublin, Oct.S.-The Gazette contain
a proclamation declaring Galway ant
Mayo in a state Of disturbance and re
quiring additional police.
Constantinople, Oct. S.-A confer
ence of the ambassadors strongly dis
approved the porte's attitude. Th
Austrian and German representative.
are nevertheless trying to induce th'
other ambassadors to avoid hasty nc
tion.
Madrid, Oct. S.-The committee en-
tructed with the revision of the Cubar
customs tariff have completed their re
port. 1t proposes the reduction o
duties on articles of consumption, ma
chinery and manufactured goods, ant
the suppression Of the differential fiai
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Attempted outrage ana murder

San Francisco, Oct. s.-Near the
town Of Bisbee, Arizona, last Tuesday
a man named Dodson attempted to out
rage young lady, name not known.
Her father rescued her. Dodson re-
turned with carbine and fired two
shots, one killing q. brother of the girl.
the other wounding her in the arm.
Dodson escaped.
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MARKET.


The recent purchases made by Mr..
Hellman In the east are beginning to
arrive, and are on exhibition at his
warerooms. Among the many fine
goods are the latest novelties in gentle
mems furnishing goods; fine boots and
shoes, and fashionable ready made
clothing. The one price system Of this
well-known house, works to n charm,
and all purchasers know that they get
the worth Of their money when they
buy at HELLMAN's.
(lct1- ~
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terview with Hancock Regart
the Grnnt Letter.

New York, Oct. S.-A reporter called
on Gen. Hancock to-day in regard to
the recently published interviews with
Gen. Grant. Gen. Hancock said: 81
have not replied, nor have l prepared
a reply; in fact have not yet careful
ly read what Gen. Grant has said about
me, and which has been given to the
public through the medium Of the
press"
or the assertion that when the army
OF the Potomac was looking for COM
mander, "Hancock's name was not
even suggested for theplace," Gen.
Hancock says: ''After the failure
Of the campaign was detained in
Washington one month by Secretary
Stanton, with q view of placing me in
command of the army of the Potomac;
but did not want it, and would not
accept it."
Gen. Hancock's aides are Capt,
Wharton, Capt. Ward and Gen. Mitch.
ell, who were with Hancock at the bat
tie Of Gettysburg. There are regarded
as the military family of Hancock, one
member Of which family is understood
to be the person who wrote the letter
which appeared this morning in the
Chicago Tribune.
Gen. Mitchell was not at headquar-
ters when the reported called, but
Capt. Wharton and Capt. Ward ex.
pressed much indignation and said they
did not believe any such letter had ever
been written.
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indianapolis, Oct. s.-The reunion
and rally of the boys in blue to-day is
u grand success and On immense
crowd Of people is in attendance. The
streets on the line Of march are literally
packed. The parade commenced at IL
O'Clock and was an hour and fifteen
minutes in passing n given point. A
number of the leading manufacturer
and business houses were represented
in the procession. The streets on the
line Of march were handsomely deco
rated with flags and bunting. The af
ternoon was devoted to speaking. Sena'
tor Conkling, Hon. Emory Storrs and
Postmaster General Maynard and Other
prominent speakers delivered addresses
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BOTTOM

Pellueld Glyeerine Is fast taking the
,lsce Of all other Soaps, being the best
nr the toilet. Sold by
oe-tf ADDoNs Il GLOVER.
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Louisiana State Lottery Comply

This Institution was regularly Incorporated
by the Legislature OF the state Tor Education
al and Charitable purposes. In ls6s FOR THE
TERM OF TWENTY. FIVE YEARS, to
which contract the inviolnble faith OF the
State Is pledged, which pledge has been re-
newed by an overwhelming popular vote.
securing Its franchise In the new constitution
adopted December III, A. D. 1873, with Cap
ital of sl.0o00OO, TO which II has since added
n reserve fund of over SiJ1uo. Its GRAND
SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION will
take place monthly on the second Tuesday.
IL nerer scales posfponss.
Look Mt the following Distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE, 5000.
10000 TICKETS at TWO DOLLARS Each.
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THE

PW. Carroll serves up oysters in
.vsry style, meals and lunches at ali
se1rs Particular attention paid 70
.sttipR up lunches for trayelerA Has
- nice line Of cigars. tobacco and
..inss. STAR RESTAURANT,
~ Sixteenth street.
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DROPPED

Try q 60 cent bottle OF Addoms 4
Glover's Compound Blackberry Cor
dial. u
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Heavy Be,slaE-Aao,hsr s...emeu.


Heavy nettiaE-Aaethsr statement.
Chicago, Oct. s'-The Times Indian
apolis special says: The Times corre-
spondent while In the democratic head
quarters chanced to mention the report
he had heard that $4,000 would be
offered In one lump on Porter to-mor-
row. and the vague and uncertain in
telligence created panic. The demo-
cratic statesmen have it that portion
Of the republican corruption fund .will
be used in that way. 1t is probable the
democratic pool will be made to take
any big bluffs which may be made.
Judge E. Martindale. former editor
Of the indianapolis Journal, comes for
ward with a statement that at con-
versation with Gen. Grant, held ut
Manitou Springs, Colo, last July, the
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-09

Ths best, neatest and most complete
barber shop and bath house In Chey-
snne, Is kept by Hardin. under Dyer's
dining hall, Eddy street al5-dom
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Webb's for fresh fruits.
oystersl oystersl

Booths select oysters, the best In the
market and served In every style, at all
hours, at DYER's Hotel.
oct3tf
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am prepared to show the most COM
plete stock for Men, Youths and Boys,
In the city, and at prices that defy COM
petition. PoLAcK.
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Take Notice!

P0STMASTHRS AND THE PUBLI6
triu take notice thai the recent order ofthe Post
Hasfer General excluding from the mails. doc,
NOT apply 10 the Louisidnd Sate Lottery. and
that isiers triH be registered and monry order,
issusd 10 this Company as heretofore.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY To WIN
FORTUNE. TENTH GRAND DISTRI-
HUTTON. CLASS X. AT NEW ORLEANS,
TUESDAY, OCT. 18th, lssD-l25th MONTH
LY DRAWING.
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The Great English Remedy.

lis n never falling cure
for Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Vitality.
seminal Weakness.
|spermatorrhoea. LOST
IMANHooD. .Impotency,
Paralysis and all the
tcrrible effects Of Self
4 IAbuse, youthful fol-
lies. and excesses In
mature years-such m
loss of memory. Las. .
Isl I u 4 G, Nocturnal
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FUR NITU RE

Try the "a. & G. Bitters; they are
superior to all other. Sold by Addoms
Il Glover. a27-tf
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WANTED.-A situation to do general
housework; can cook, iron, etc. win
work by the day or week. Address, A.
w., LEADER Office. It,
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OUT

GUNS. ammunition, etc., at the Wy
oming Armory. Just received new
stock OF goods, at lowest prices. Q.
Freund. n2tf
Ready made clothing in great variety
and at the lowest prices, at
matt SMITH a. HARRrNGToN's.