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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-04
Weather Report.

~ Weather Report.
KNOXVILLE, Sept. 8, 1880.
Time. 7a.m 1902 Bpm 80
Baromt'r 8O.o5 8O.Ol 1892 29.92
Therm'r. 725 1888 IS6. 81
Wet Bib 70.5 l72. i73. 70.
Maximum Thermometer. 81 Mini
mum, 70o;; Rainfall, 0 OF inch
INDICATIONS For Tennessee anC
the Ohio Valley. stationary barometer
stationary or blgLer temperature,
south to west winds, partly cloudy
weather aud occasional local raiD".
Daily Republican., 1880-10-21
A Level Headed" Methodist
Preacher.

A "Level Headed" Methodist
Preacher.
For the Republican.
"Methodia." In the Every Evening
SAYS there was at least one in the
"Preachers' Meeting" last Monday,
whose 'thead was level," who did not
vote for those resolutions. l was sur
prissd to learn that any Minister Of the
gospel would hesitate 10 endorse reso-
buttons rsbuking the destruction OF
Oh ureh property by riot. Who 10 this
level. headed Methodist Preacher I II
his head Ia as level IS he imagines it
10 be II must be very level indeed.
have felt interested In the Viii. M.
liz. Preachers Meetings" but have
seysral times been told that they were
private and did not admit spectators,
and moreover that no member was al
lowed to make any OF Its proceedings
publie without the consent of the body.
Hence It follows that Methodist" who
is so level. headed, is after all not so
level headed but what he will betray
confidence. Beside this, from what
have learned Of some of those who are
not so level headed, this level-hesded
"Methodist" grossly misrepresents the
NEE ting referred TO. And if this level
Header will outrage the confidence Of
his brethren, who are not 80 levsl'head-
ed, is he worthy Of belief? Let the
| iavel headed answer.
TIE cop clusion from this levsl-headed
"Methodist" Ia that any preacher wins
condemns the destruction OF church
property has not level-hsad and that
any one who desires that such condue'
should 20 unrebuked has level head
The Every Evening itself says there Il
nothing wrong in the resolution, but
condemns it because it did net lay tbs
| blame OF the riot on the colored people
However round. headed the preachers
may be, they were too level. headed ia
undertake the work of the Court and
Grand Jury. Now let the other preach
ers who were absent show whether they
are level headed or not by publicly en-
ldorsins or disappearing the resolution
re- terred to. And In the meantime le'
this level headed "Methedist" Preach
or give the public his address.
A WlLMINGToyIAN.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-21

al called for the money for that ar
ticle O. mine" he explained to the
cashier, "but as II aia't printed I'll
take four dollars ON account. It's .
thing about science, and the nam up
stairs said II was worth half hundred.
Gimme four eases and I'll call fer the
balance"
And then he fell ont through the
door, and tall man dressed In blue,
tosk him up TO his friend, the chief OF
police. --Brooklyn Eagle.
BREAKIHG IT EASY.
A railroad man, who was instructed
to inform lady that her husband had
been killed BY q railroad accident, and
was cautioned to break the news gently
Is credited with writing the following
letter: "Dear Madam write to say
that your husband Is unavoidably de-
tanned. An undertaken will call on yoa
to. morrow with full particulars. The
funeral sermon has been arranged for"
FusKY PARAGRAPHS.
Does q gambler think his aunt Is the
servant girl when he says "ants-upT
ID not . man pretty far gone when
after susing all his creditors, he must
suicide! f#. .a.. ..
lie who has ridden In country stage
coach knews how cream feels when 1t is
being churned into butter.
An umbrella and dime novel are the
usual baggage which the girl Of thu
period takes along with her to camp
meeting.
An Exchange praises large egg,
which It says, was laid on our table BY
Rev, Dr. wilson. The brother seems
to bs more Of a layman then minister
Of the gospel. -.-
How time changes In good old
Testament days it was considered q
miracle for an ass To speak, and now
nothing short Of miracle will keep one
quiet.
Artemus Ward was told us that the
funniest story he ever heard was about
an inebriated reporter, who leaned over
the railing Of the reporters gallery IN
the English house Of lords and inquired
"Will shum nOb.t 'ord plea shing a
comic shong."
Daily Republican., 1880-10-21

The following note, signed by NUM-
erous people residing at and near Odss-
"a, was handed TO Bishop Scott a few
days since:
$40 B1sHor LEVI SooTr-Dear Bishop:
We have learned that this is the seven
ty.eishth anniversary Of your birth, and
we desire respectfully and afectionate-
ly to present our congratulations and
best wishes. We join with you in de-
won't Thanksgiving to Him who has
derfully preserved you to this time,
who has given you the privilege ofgreat
and extended welfare, and who now sup
ports you in your waiting time. May
Won ever feel in each moment OF your
lie here the loving presence and com.
fort Of Him whom you trust; may your
declining years glide into clearer radi.
ansy, and may you be ever confident
that when your eyes close on this
world, they shall open on glorious
life in which your heart shall find all
its treasures, and holy curiosity grow
greater and stronger as that which at
tracts and feasts 1t eternally."
Daily Republican., 1880-10-21
REST.
BY RWDIr ARNOLD

BY kWDlp AhNULDs
His mother was princes child,
His sire crowned Sing;
Thsre lacked not to his wishes wild
What the broad earth could bring;
Strong gnees were supple OF bis word,
Swords Rlimmered OF his will,
Brave fortune bat It wearied him
His spirit thirsted still.
For him the glorious music rolled
Ofhngcrs silent long;
The roman and the arecian told
Their wars OF Right and Wrong;
For him philosophy unveiled
Athenian Plato'S lore;
Might these not serve TO stead q life
Not thes6i he sighed Tor more.
He loyed--the truest, newest lip
That ever lever pressed
The Queenliest mouth oil all the Soath
Long love Tor him confessed.
Round him his childreA's j0y0usness
Rang Bilyery and shrillj
Thrice happy save that happiness
LasEed Observation-Disclosures ih'
Il came the studded sceptre lay,
An unregarded thiug;
yeivsts and gold did bravely hold
The body OF the king.
WHY strange that Love, and Lore ah'
Sway
LooA ever on before. .--
Ard those pale, quiet lips Of clay
Asked n0tbing-nothing more.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-21
LOCAL. TIME TABLE.
rRA1xs EaAvn WILMINGTON.

Rsr Philadelphia and intermediate stations
Z, $40, 1886, 0. m.; 2.8o, 400, 100, 9.bo, p:
m. On Sundays: S.10 Q. M; 900, GU, s'oo
Phila. Exprssa $50, ., "a, 1000 q. m. Sun.
ror Phtia. and rev York. z2s, $50, 100
I0.o2, q, M. #l2 30. +13.4S, (Limited)
GOT D. m. Sundays, 223 o. m.
For Baltimore and way stations: $50 a. m;
For Bsitimsro, Washington and Bay Line:
Vcr Baltimore and Washington: l2bl, AGO
2.lb. 8.3b q. m; l2b2, l.04 tLinlted) 4,4S,
T.os p. m. Sundays: 126l, 2o3 a. m.
For information apply at depot.
For New Castle: 600, $40, .. M, Loo, aV'
For Harrington and intermediate stations
Rcb a. M: LGb, 6.Sb D. m.
For DeimRr and intermediate stations: 9.Zo g.
FOR wilmington b Northern B. E.: 100, q.
m: a0O, sos, D. n. No Sunday trains.
Arrive and 1l.25 q. NJ, and $40 p. N:
r.. delaware western u. h.: El6, 1880. am
$50 .. m. Sunday trains, 1870 o. M, pm
FuAINB son WILMINGTON LRAvH K1KTlADNLr
PHIA,
from Bread street and Warrington ayenns
1880, $40. 1890, 1915, I.46 q. M; LEO, b. 90
i, b.i1, 9, $40, s, 8.4b, u.3o p. IN. On san
days: $50 o, m; Q, 8, 046, III. 30 p. m,
from Thirty-Second and Market streets: T.8
f.a0, ll.s6 e. M; 122b. (I.imitOd) a.4b p. N
TIN Sundave: LOS a. m.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-21
Et41sTER'S oRDEa.
~ REGISTERS OFFICE,

REGISTERS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. { eptompsr 8. 1880.
Upon the application OF Mary Il. Won
Culin, Administrative OF Matthew VonCulin,
late Of Red Lion Hid. in said county deceased,
it is ordered and directed by the Register,
that the Administrator aforesaid. give notice
of the granting Of Letters OF Admini't-atto'
upon the estate of the deceased, with the dat
Of granting thereof, by causing advertisement
10 be posted within forty days from the dhtt
Of such letters, in six Of the most public place
Of the county Of New Castle, requiring al
persons having demands against tho estate
To present the same or abide by an Act OF AS
seInbly in such case made and provided. And
also cause the same to be inserted WITHIN the
same period in the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN
a newspaper published in Wilmington, and
TO be continued therein three weeks, (eof
~, Given under the hand and Seal Of
}L,s,} Office OF the Register aforesaid, az
t~.S New Castle, In New Castle county
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
s. d. BIt+(9S, Register.
NoTIcR.-All persons having claims against
the estate of the deceased. must present the
same duly attested to the Administrative on
or belere Sept 8, 1881, or abide the ACT Oh AS
ssu,bly in such case made and provided.
MANY Y. Won CULlN, Administrative
address :-uo!awaIe City. 9M
Daily Republican., 1880-10-21

On Wednesday REPUBLICAN reporter
met Purnal J. Lynch, the Democratic
candidate for Sheriff, knocking around
in the neighborhoed of the ?. W. q B.
deoot making himself agreeable with
every body. By the way he is a pleasant
gentleman to converse with, but not
more 90 than is Mr.. Clark his Rspub'i,
can opponent. He tried to impress US
with the belief that he would be elected
Sheriff but his efforts resulted In q
miserable failure.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-21
nznl a,raak Ranub lleAni

The Republicans Of Mill Creek Hun
dred will have public meeting in
Union Hall near Corner Ketch tom Or
row evening. F. Z. Bach OF Whining
tor, will be the speaker Of the evening.
Ali are invited.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-21
p4arshmlle0n Aroused.

The Republicans Of Marshallton ant
vicinity will have q grand rally ape
torchlight procession on next Monday
evening October 18th. Addresses VII
be delivered by b. Nields, Esq, and r
X. Bach. ALI the citizens Regardless
of political opinions are invited to at
tend,
Daily Republican., 1880-10-21
LtTUBER,

Aonh"'
10Y Is the time to have your roofs protected
Em ms 1all dews and winter storms, and
rueeb Excelsior Elastic Paint" Is ackroW
Sea oy all who have used 1t TO BIO une'
S,sa oy any other In the market, Over $4OO
.a OF work was done in Wilmington last
KIN" nM Jest lohs allowing 1t to stand twelve
v ~, without pay, at which time II the
sra was not found to give satisfaction In
S%ty particular the Job was to be forfeited.
W-uay every bill has been paid and all
H .aHsoed. lhis we claim is q reoOmmen-
a 'Wh within Itself. Thi 10 not one OF the
I H, Logas paints that fill our INT rkets and
s,;,a u.erslgned gentlemen having tested Its
ztsr ro Ioi more than year, they Being un
sm parties, can speak pro OF con. see
%,, i. l. West, Seventh and Poplar; Mr.. b.
FINK a'n, Brandywine Village; Mr.. JaI, o'
n. Mayor Almond, Mr.. Hope, John AS
II.sWart Carlisle, W. X. Grant pain ters;
Yum Yum Marshall, Newport Iron Works; q.
M ,,@hon, editor REPUBLICAN; W. +. John
st' oeier; ex-Sheriit VIM. Herbert, New
gn Works, WV
Nh o %uers you may favor us with either BY
Dn )" o'hefWiEe shall receive prompt atten
u. W. BRUCE,
-, Manufacturer and Agent,
+ fsar, shop No. 1881 East seventh st.
kests oruets at store, Seventh and Popla
btnslii % ot residence, N. W. cor. Sixth ant
1' streeh. scott
Daily Republican., 1880-10-21

A meeting for the promotion Of Holt
ness will be held this evening at the
house of Rev. VIM, Galloway Gil East
Eighth street, at u O'Clock. All In
terested in this great work are cordial
lv invited to be there.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-21
W. = RI e

RDUERl En- TO SUIT THE TIMES
VT PEG le should look to their interest
and hug as cheap az possible. We have just
received by Warmers packeta large lot Of
goods which we will sell at the following
prices . 8 MS mince meat, Use 1 ms apple
butter, go: 8 h new French prunes, 2bc':
fbs preserved peaches, black berrles. cherries,
quireer, pears or apricots, 25c.; sardiuees,
2venuinej g; lbs. p. : G. oleine soap, &c;
/ h dried apples, 25c.;2 MS eva. GRATED ap.
D es, 26c; i fbs evaporated peaches, A'c.;
broken Java coffee, as good as the large
grin, 2Oc. h., guaranteed; java. 90; Mara,
ats in teas 25. 30. tJli 2 bto0ms,
osS ti1h nntter an; IL IT. -four; our
norn ay1d oats,.li,..I ~ rrices: Call
nd seeonr at,,ka -. inced. Fine
maokerel l2c. doz. 80 FOhU,
9D.oOd huAbou Ste'
Daily Republican., 1880-10-21

DM.AwARE WESTERN RAILROAD.
IL On and after February 70, 1880, trains
viii run as follows:
Leave Wilmington ct 7.lb, 1880, o. m, b.ao,p.
"a.
Arrive ct Landsnbsrg, SEQ, a. M, 12.so Econ,
$40. p. m
leave LandenbeHg, Q. M, 1880, p. N.
Arrive OF Wilmington 6Ct q. No., 2l5, p: nd.
2-2aa ID. OONNELLA. Sup't.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-21
n OCUTlON,

LOCUTlON.
Id ea,,,s.T I. FORD, teacher Of elocutisn
ID prl ,v,.t,aenics. Special rates to schools
imkW,; ook. EIGHTH AND WEST,
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-21
CANN'S
KIDNEY
N'''' ; CURE.

For Diseases of Kidneys and Liver, which
produ,e pain in the beck and intense suffer-
Ing. s nd for bottle OF q. X. O.; 1t cures Q
failed, 1t will help you; get it now. 81 per
bottle, . for 10. Al druggists Or cent on 70.
ceipt OF price. Used in the best families.
CANN l. CO.,
72) venaugo street, Philadelphia.
ASSURE CURE. Enclose Scent stamp Tor
For sale BY H. X. Watson, 808 Market st.,
institute Bull ing, Wilmington, Del.
alBm-w-s.lm
Daily Republican., 1880-10-21

1,1.g-A aoup wo DIN EN
M Sofse, suitao'' ~ III, r. MAssEl:.
E.os. Apply Front Y and Orange sss'' 0l'''
mail .----------------
Daily Republican., 1880-10-21

kyANrEp-A SITUATION TO LEAF N
the Zeal Es alta business; no waaes
Ia, Address Olsrk, REPUBLICAN, ONCE
1854!
Daily Republican., 1880-10-21

Room GIRLS DAN BE HAD, ALSO
y 700, place for girls, by applying at
/ select intolligor CO elise, 40 Tasnall 81
a lOlOt3t
Daily Republican., 1880-10-21

T. sAlr.-Agso.gsIT1.a r ps aAAbR ss,, y
irauirs W. M oct2o-sh
ipsss,eet street. -------
Daily Republican., 1880-10-21

!, 1NTED-A WHITE PROTESTANT
- rirl Tor general housework. AdarssS
N e mRS. ]. M. NEWBOLD,,
,Oo, o,d.,tw Newport, Dsl.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-21

'ErANTEp.-A MIDDLE AGED OOL.
ored nan and wife or q settled whtte
MAN 10 20 in the country. For iniorma'
X andy iOlO Washington st. le2s'If
Daily Republican., 1880-10-21

: rRAY HORSES T X "A Y L d en-
away or was stolen from the pre-. .A3h
lss near Red Lion. Del, q dark Oio"n
tse, med lam size, having a star on i8fe'
BID and lei. hind foot white. ANY one CIV
Information OF h whereabouts win DC
Aaby rewarded. j. W. hUhhiS'
lglU2t
Daily Republican., 1880-10-21

D0ARDlNG WITH DESl RABLA
IOoms, alse table board. 500 King st.
lnSt5t
Daily Republican., 1880-10-21

W. ONO AID STRONG WATERPROOF
4 4 boot, TITO best ever made, for trewers
and butch ,rs or any ersen that WORKS In wa
tr.at MONACO ANS, 3o5 Madison sc,
1885,
Daily Republican., 1880-10-21

,NTru.-AN APPRENTICE To
n as M nnuting business must haVo
,, sa1 be well recommended, ano
!, i ~ Ss"rs Of age. Address In handwfit
al ly ea No personal Application
o. spp'''Tn The JAMES B. WEBB
nv" p,inttpg and Stationery Company,,
|, @i MARKET street, Wilmington, bsi.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-21

sss;sssSl, q: e ss.5;;. sI;A , &C.,
~ Osld water sr ,or workingEcn va
y, aD.sdysDls hsnssT ,S1 reasonabls and -
1 s I 10th a. 4 ply 70 tho owner. .,.s d.
speapsilS. ZEN Hll4A1SS' s4.e0d
Daily Republican., 1880-10-21

D0ARDRRS WANTED IN PRlvAIl
D. family at 32i East Fourth St. oct2o-6td
Daily Republican., 1880-10-21

-aA COOP STEAM y W Y al,,y.
EoB sALso,sA, n tas.bOas or man 1ua Of
il.sS;,s,saS asast Apply RSFubrss .iatf "
Daily Republican., 1880-10-21

~INTED-A RESPEOTABLk AND
vsIl.Enovn professor Of this city wants
N0.m vim . respectable family. wnsIe IN,
C D.aOn And . ,u,orships would be considered
s"nivalent for board. Address "lnstfee
j REPUBLICAN Office. ocszo'Au
Daily Republican., 1880-10-21

FrANrEn-SEVERAL FIRST-OLAts
~ ppe.Rlters immediately. app
IolO 3t ARLINGTON MILLS,
Daily Republican., 1880-10-21

hyANrtD-BUARDEAs WANTED AT
IN SD6 shipley street. lG2f4wd
Daily Republican., 1880-10-21
BOARDING..


D0ARDING.-PLEASANr Ro q NJ
D with boarding private family. NO S3i
hst Fourth street. n lOl0olf
COARDlNG.-PL X q q M .,
D heat and gas, and board at 81 Tatnaii
eet 1t6.lmo
Daily Republican., 1880-10-21
sTaAYED OR sTOLEE.

TAINTED WHITE GIRL FOR
N 20 leral homework. All Is. Atm st. 2>S
Daily Republican., 1880-10-21

Foa s SAIL ADJ, Q v, z. BuL ,a,al aa $
dearborn, aS.,a nr IS VIII, Dol. loizoN"
Daily Republican., 1880-10-21

r--.-sMAA4L BolI.ER ! sUmL
on inIa tor steam ya'h'' W 6loti
IN a. king st. -------
Daily Republican., 1880-10-21

WAMTKIf.

|aOR RENL;-no1sS - gH.u
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-17
rAe De.trueaIe. or Game r,..a.

So long as america continued in the
occupations Of the aboriginies the
order Of nature was apparently
but little disturbed. The buffalo
and deer, the wild fowl and tur-
keys, furnished abundant food to the
savages without serious encroachment
upon the fertility Of nature. In savage
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-17
Mothersi Mothersn Mothersln

Arc you disturbed Mt night and hro-
ken OF your rest by n sick child suffer-
Ing and crying with the excrutiating
pain OF cutting tecthp II SO, 10 at
once and get a bottle Of Mrs. WINS.
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. II
will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
mediateiy-depend upon It; there Is no
mistake about II There Is not n
mother on earth who has ever used Il
who will not tell you mt once that Il
will regulate the bowels, and give rest
to the mother, and relief and health 10
the child, operating like magic. It is
perfectly safe 70 use In all cases, and
pleasant To the taste, and Is the pre-
scription OF one. OF tho oldest and best
female physicians aud nurses In the
United States. Sold everywhere; IS
cents q bottle. jan9-eodAw-ly
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-17

A DISPATCH from Chicago says: Com
manderies OF knights have been arriv-
ing all day. Among those nov here
are: Wyoming No. /, OF Colorado; Wy
oming No. I. OF Cheyenne, also full
delegations from California, Nevada
and Oregon, and partial representations
from Alabama, New York, Ohio, Utah,
New Jersey. Tennessee and Maryland.
by tomorrow night the list Of COM
manderies, numbering $50, will be here.
Late trains have delayed many. The
day will be taken up In receiving the
commands rs they arrive and settling
them In their quarters, Ly speeches and
welcoming addresses from the mayor,
governor and representatives o. the
grand master. The weather is rather
cool for camping, but pleasant and dry.
Several Communicates were serenaded
tonight by the Apollo quartette. The
aid Of police was required to-day TO re-
sist the encroachments Of the crowd on
the camp ground and tents. The city
is already full Of strangers.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-17

Dh- rAShkh attended the lecture OF
Emma haruinge BRITAIN In New iork
eity iAst SUNDAY. IL was moi known by
inc audience or the lecture that ne was
present In D haii. Mrs. brittain IN
closing her remark on magnetism re-
iefred 70 t'e Doctor and the wonderful
esamp'e ne had gwen OF mel sccndency
.. "ui owe matter. She asserted thai
the density oil the population, the mag
nelic innuences OF . multitude IND
.ne aroma OF 1000 made MS ieat posi-
pie 10 TINS city, while II attempted In
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-17

AT Southampton, Suffolk county,
New York. n great deal Of curiosity has
been excited by the sudden appearance
In circulation Of n large number OF sil-
yer dollars all bearing date Of 1886, and
~ bright rs when they came from the
mint The mystery Is thus explained:
An old resident OF Sag Harbor. form
erly well known rs \ ~prarticing physi-
clan, but who has for years past led n
comparatively secluded life, ut tho time
OF the panic In 1896. boarded 1900
half-dollars OF that date. and has kept
them In total disregard OF interest or
premium until the present time.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-17

The beehive Is tho poorest thing In
the world 10 fall back on.
The smooth bore Is the chap who
rifles your pocket.
Caroline A.. Soule. who has recently
been ordained TO the Universalist min
istry In Scotland, is the first lady prea-
cher In Europe on whom ordaining
hands have been officially laid.
Mrs @. Leasure died neal Chillicothe
o., last Friday, aged 100. She hns
been counted In every census. Her
widowhood has lasted sixty years, and
she leaves a son aged 80. who Is now nm
orphan.
A woman who went TO n concert TO
hear Blind Tom ''play by earl says she
was swindled. and wants the fraud ak
posed. She says that instead OF play
ing by ear, he played with his fingers,
just like other performers.
The last piece OF rustic lazyness en-
countered by out-of-town correspon-
dents Is that Of the man who, being
asked what allied his eye, answered.:
"Nothin'; 1 shut II coz l can see wei
enough with one. Sometimes I shut
one, sometimes t'other."
The gentlemanly caterer mt the camp
meeting, who charges you 20 cents for
a 10 cent breakfast, Is requested TO
start for the ''anxious seat" before he
Is cut of In the midst OF his awful sins.
we notice that the ministers think he Is
past praying for.
The barometer flowers OF France are
made OF paper which Is dipped in chic
ride Of cobalt. When the weather will
be dry and pleasant, the flowers turn
blue; when wet weather is coming, the
flowers assume a pink color. Any one
by merely dipping n sheet OF paper In
chloride OF cobalt can mako a trust wor-
thy barometer.
A Torrcnto patent medicine man re-
Gently ruined tho sale Of his s'pulmopic
balsam' by publishing n testimonial
from n man who asserted that s'his wife
had not been able to speak above n
whisper for five years, and had her voice
completely restored by the use Of one
bottle" When the Torrento man real
lied the effect OF the publication, he
wrung his hands and said, "An enemy
hath done this thing"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-17

The Grand Central Hotel, GG7 Broad
way, Is more centrally located than any
other OF the frst-class hotels In New
York City. II Is well-kept, being kept
BY the same parties who keep the fam
Gus Manhattan Beach Hotel. Il has
Just been reltted and r~efurnished
throughout, and the prices are 50. 90 per
day, except rooms with parlor and
bath. In visiting New York City don't
fail to stop there.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-17

hGks hAsts while the sun shines.
The watermelon Is Iiks . Loak. IL
isnt red until IL Is opened
The erection Of the obslisk at Central
Park viii prove to bea put-ap job
Ne1 York RanG
Rsbeeea-Yes; you will always find .
funny-bone In the humOr- wrisL-I oAk-
era Statesman.
When you 20 in bathing put eotton
into your ears. You will not hear
what the Wild saves are saying, but
you will not have earaehe.
Texan sOcirty is agitated oyer the
question Of whether or not the groom
At n wedding should wear his revolver
beli outside or inside his dress coat.
Bs kind 10 the soap agent. lie has n
father, perhaps. and a mother, who
knew him IN his Innocent youth. Per-
haps even nov, la some western village.
fond hearts are beating for him and
sweet lips breathe loves dearest prayers
for his welfare. Therefore lay him
down tenderIy, fold his hands ~peaceful-
~ On his breast and close his eyes geut-
~ As you put him 10 rest under the
branches Of the weeping willow, where
the birds carol all through tho summer
days their softest song. But plant him
deep-plant him deep.
A correspondent wants to know II Va
al recall the rest Of that beautiful
poem commanding
A farmer sat In his easy chair
rmosinth pipe ofciay.
while hiE hale old wis with busy cAre
Was clearing the dlnner away:
sweet lille girl with nne blue eyes
On her gAndfather's knee was catching
nies-
IL gives us n great deal Of pleasure u
say Nc cannot. In the first place, nc
man ever found an easy chair on n farm.
Secondly, no farmer ever left any din.
ner for his hale old wife to clear away.
Thirdly, there never was child that
could catch fiies-we used To try II.
When you come TO analyzs one OF .Less
sentimental poems. 1t never fails. 70
turn out u mas Of prettily-worded lies
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