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The daily gazette., 1881-07-09
THIRD EDITION
General FOresoss Nescs.
LONDON, July 9, 1881.

LONDON, July ., 1881.
The project OF building an opera
house on the Thaules embankment mas
bsen definitei y abando ned
Eight Czech workmsn ZEN, !, nei9ng.nSS naya Seeo an
arrested in Vienna. ts.gs = 6,
The appointment of Hon. y: =, .
West as BRUSH Minister At Washing'
ton, to succssd Sir Edward sThornton
. v gazetted. 4fg
The Vienna Presse says:-"The Alba
Man League AZ Ipek is again danger
ous. The garrisons In Upper Aioani
have been strengthened.
The reserve squadron, under y, ran the co% OH
come 10 Leitn on the 26th inst, whei
The Duke viii open the new docks there
the Odessa newspaper Udesskg BistoI
has be-. suspended for four months months
No reason is assigned, but 1t Is believe.
To he because 1t criticised the acts OF the
eoyerpment too freely.
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Destruction Of a Barn ana Content.

CAMBRIDGE, Nd, July The
barn and out houses of Mr.. John
Spedden, Neck district, were struck
by lightning last evening at six
O'Clock. The barn and contents
were consumed. Loss three thons
sand dollars; five hundred dollars
insurance.
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THE STANDARD
SEWING MACHIN {.

This new machine Is offered at aoo9s
one-half the price of The old .ae syae
Machines, and Is warranted for thfe'
years. ,i,
1t is an exact copy OF the Singer Faml,b
the abO. .OO style Tor s2O. 90, with the priyl
ege ofa full exam inaLion before bnyiEnS; yES;
We also keep IN store all the pest na"Ht ssnrt
efSewing Machines. with q i1ii ,d H.
ment OF Needles. Parts, and vi, a,ses ann
pair and Improve all kinds o. iuas1 nri-
In the bes tmanner and at tue io"ees fA'
ces for good work, o,,,n,.rs
persons wanting Agencies OF oii0'i"'-
will please address,
BYLEa n SMITH,
No, sss ARCH DrRrEr,
aprao- o-smw Philadelphia,
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indications for To-Day.

For the Middle Atlantic States, local
rains, followed by clearing weather.
winds mostly southerly, failing, follow
ed by rising temperature, stationary or
lower barometer. As III
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The New Canning Factory.

Ihs work shops preparatory to the
building of the new canning factory; iu
the eastern part Il the city, are being
erected near the site at 18th street and
Railroad Avenue, least of Messrs. Bowers
u Dure's car works.
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Bay Club in Town.

The Harker Bay Club, of Philadel-
phia, returning from a cruise down
the bay, stopped over in Wilmington
for a few hours to-day.
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WOODLAND BEACH !!
BOMBAY HOOK, DELAWARE BAY. ''i'

Beginning the with extensive improvements everything new,
fresh and extensive grounds "a magnificent
delightful bathing fshg shooting and boating hotel with large farm
attached with vegetables fruits milk and served fresh and
fsh and oysters fresh Immediately the house.
Music in Grand Pavilion every day Grand Hop Wednesday
ing Accessible daily BY steamer "TaoMAs CLYDE" and By Rail
TERMS: 81. to $1,000 PER WEEK, 81 PER DAY.
GEORGE A.. M1LLINGTON.
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Frsn xsstsraay's late Edition.
THE LIunrAlNa'S WORK.
DISASTER TO THE BRITIsH BARK
rt BEATRICE.

Struck by Lightning and With Her
Cargo Entirely Consumed - One
sailor DrOwned-The Pilot, Cap.
tain, Mate and Two Sailors Sc
yereIy Injured.
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NoTlCE.-Dr. Kline's Great N.,.
Messoref Ms is the marvel Of the AGE f"lys for u,
Sena 20 sSl Arch .-strsetI Phil tsesi, hssi-
Jkt MI,
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DIR. HAYDOCK'S
VITALIZED
KIDNEY PANACEA.

The extraordinary effect Of this panacea
as prepared by DR.. Aaydock, upon the
Kidneys and Urinary Organs ID without
parallel In the history Of medicine, and
Its results far beyond any OF the Kidney
remedies OF the day. Itstimulates Diges-
the Debilitated, and IL infallible for the
cure Oh Diabetes in Its worst form.
One trial of Leaspoonful in wine
glass OF water will convince the most
skeptical within from ten to twenty min
utes.
DISORDER OF TAE KIDNEYS.
In all diseases affecting these organs
whether they secrete too much or too lit
tie water, or whether they be afflicted
with stone or gravel. or with aches and
pains settled la the loius over the regions
OF the kidneys
HAYDOCK'S KIDNEY PANACEA
Wili give almost Immediate relief, when
all other means have failed. The most
powerful existing medicine Tor the cure
OF female complaints. Fifty years ex-
unrivailed Tor the disorders incidental 10
the female sex, No family snould be
Without 1t, and " may be taken by young
and old, rs IL will restore health when
every other means prove Unsuccessful,
To the stomach we trace dyspepsia,
headache and general debility; to the
liver, Bile, jaundice and yellow fever; 70
the bowels, diarrhoea, dysentery. consti-
patton, piles and fiBtula; TO the iungh,
scurvy and all cutaneous eruptlons. by
keeping these organs and vital fluid pure
and healthy We may safely defy tine AL
tacks " dieease, and no medicine YET
prepared for this purpoAs can equal the
action of
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still Irnprovinsp.

The 1890 O'Clock bulIa,,r ..
washington s'ates that the pr,.,a.a. oa
was still improving. Pulse 1o4, tenn.
perature 1918 and respiration '. %
The prospects OF recovery are s,i,, - -
garded as very. bizfhk ~ It.
Queen Victoria message of avn,
patsy 70 Minister Lowell Is the fa1r,s SyM,
q OIL. lts kind that she has sent. i9sn Hsa
daa,h is,g ns Dssglnning ;h IN 1887, bridges The the
who have died IN Office and the 'saen.s so,'ua,
who has come near death. 'oafth
,,sn. Samuel !, l,J J. pI,, Tilaen yesterday filed
an addition to his residepce a, Is M ior
Gramercy PARK. New York, The so, sadi 10
cost $50, 700. ""u Will
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARhE r.
MONDAY, June q, Il. M,
PARK DRovE.YARD.

sHEEP-Extra, ITO to l3D fbs.. 55S good
0 to lt0 lbs, 81 To 81 fair, 80 to IS lbs.
~ 10 3; stock sheep, 81 to % I2I good
lambs, $S to $sA common lambs, So u,
% 50 calves, 6R to7. Market fair pric-
for stock ewes. a rivals $500 head
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PHILADELPHIA KErs.

PHILADELPHIA MARK ErH.
WEDNESDAY,, July 8. z. M
FLOUR is In fair demand and steady
Sales OF 26JU barrels, including Minnesota
extras at IS 57a8 ~ for good to cho .ce clear
aud at s62 as 90 for straig int; Peunsy lvania
extia iamliy at 10 50ao 6k12; Western do.
do. at - 57s q 90; and patents at 81 So d /
" 81. Rye Hour is quiet. We quote at
| S5a5 12l5
GRAIN-Wheat is dull and unsettled,
and le. per bushel lower. Sales OF 2s ,UOU
bushels Nc. red elevator, at 81 22al 23;
| 500D bushels August sold at I'll 1919 81 u
was bid for July 81 1gzS for A ug lst, and
Il 201 for september. Rye.-Pennsylya
MIA Is nominal at 90c. COIN is Ia fair re-
quest. sales of IL 900 bushels. including
| sail, yellow, grain depot, at 5Sc. do.
| mixed at 55l2c. steamer at 4a15c. I;
| rejected at 53c. Oats are dull. Sales oi
9O0o bushels, including while. at 40a42c,
anu rejected and miLei at 37a35lac.
/ WHIsKY.-Western iron-hound kells at
| 81 10 per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARhEl
MONDAY, JuneN, l.. M,
BEEF CATTLE were In fair demand and
prices .sere sady, 3O0U head arrived aud
sold at the different Yards at 5a616c, per 10.
The latter RAJ for extra.
| SHEEP were dull and rather lower L o 4
head arrived and sold at the different
AS 10 condition.
Hoes were in fair demand at formel
rales. aJO head arrived and sold at sayc
| per lb., as 10 condition.
The Cattle Market was dull this week
| and prices v were a fractlyn iower. $3.50 heat
rived and sold AT the different ards ii
II eg7e. per lb,, as TO quality.
sHEEP were dull anu rather lower. III, 90
head arrived and sold at the ditiereD
yards al 3@53sc. per lh, and lambs aI "a
&c. per Id. as TO cJndilion.
Hoes continue in Iair demand 800
zeal arrived and sold at The d heren
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With . growth Of the demand there
has como vast increase OF competition
to the American farmer. The wonder
full development Of transportation fncil-
tiles has thrown each grain or stock
grower into direct competition with
those engaged in the same business AZ
over this country, and in Europe and
Asia a. well. The prices Of the crope
grown By Western f1rmeFs arc mnch
moro influenced by the good or bsd
harvest IA Great Britain than BY tie
good or bad harvest in dozen neigh
boring counties. Oyer much of our
country marked change in condition
Is in rapid progress. In quarter Of .
century several Of the Western States
have passed from the pioneer stage to
that Of well settled regions. sending
ont large numbers Of people 70 fu up
still newer regions. A this change
goes on, the prioe Of land advances,
until the rnte Of incroAse IN pr1ce be-
comes slow. Competition increases
greatly, and Il ceases to b tho rule
that almost any one can fairly succeed
q = farmer. Excepting some periods OF
final depreasion, it b doubtznf 4 any
country ever offered better oppostunl-
ties for reasonable success IN farming
than has our OWL A. ne oounfxy
grows older. and the poPula<ion -
comes greater. with oonsequsnf n.
crosse a eompeHficn. end a prtoe q
land, the oondifiou q ulLaiD WI bekfn
to resemble fhaf n xnoot older con-.
frios. 9nocou IN monoY Yon&fnG VIII
not be the general rule. h Win % won
only By intelligent and pet6i1t1nf q.
fort IhGro VIII b a ahundant up
ply q men who en- produces the ~
mon qualities Of fhrm products 81 Tie
usual waya Only tkose who 60 pro.
duoe sxticlos aboVe The avoEago oo1t q
production viii hare sofiafnctory pgoel1.
botfor preparations for and intelI{E e1co
h the work II farming 40 clearly D.
mandod, u SUCCESS y 10 b secured =
the comparatively near fufure. No
6omal LiQs 6tocf Josvsek
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William !. CouEhlau. Of oomsrvi11e. Mses.
says: "In the fan Of 1876 ! wss taken with Z
sio1ad Ntedfngef az luAqs, followed By : severe
eou&h- WIS sdmittsd 70 the CITY Hospital
left lung - biz Is ahaIf dollar. Ig3veup 1opss
but friend told ne Of On. WV. Halls Bali
oAH rom rnR LUxa& got bottlo. when -
my surprise Icommencedt TO feol better, and to-
day feel In better spiri1 than have the past
three yearsI Iwrite this hopfnx&hat every one
HAI1's BAIsAx ron THE LrNoe, nd b. coz.
WINGED that CoxsU1GP11oN CAN ~ CURED
Also asure remedy for Cold8 CouGbA and al
Chest and Lung DlSeaso& ould By druGkistA
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6Ae-S -.--PAS'SS - - -
ground for hundred years
--Pie-crust win not be soggy If il is
brushed over with white OF egg before
the fruit is put in.
"A tough beefsteak may be made
cafable by mincine Il pretty fine with :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and cooking quickly in
: not with close cover. to prevent the
steam from escaping.
An brlb. and rl.nte that liz down
20 ths Ground = .ntnmn NAV ~ nrn.
5000 ~ ccver;nc fhe suri.ce ~ The
esrth With Ieaves. manure or straW. but
nl.nts chat retain tbeir leaves durino
Inter viii not hear thia kind of protec,
lion.
4 .to.,r,.r,.,, -,,.-r-.sts n ~. B,,ro]
Mem Yoriasr. chat fermers ought 10 learn
that the pure stock Is not the most
proSstable for tbem. The cows for
rro(it are GRADE cows. hnlf and three-
nuarfer-bred. which as 4 rula exceed
Ae nnre brad even n v;eld very often.
cv0~., ma ,.ecL ~ chorred
49,, yr-,st.ss s..-;rE 81 crs ALI ,s,rs
e. - - ther, -. s4.rd tverfv- tom
Scn,s Than dr.ir them .nS mt - :
Iot.ss w;,h - -. do- -, c..;ors .fcr,,e :.
1919 ~.s1 ~ ~ 49, 80 c's,sda an
~ 49, o1o~o y to..-eb XII hlscL ,,rsts-d
49,. ore-hs,( mint 81 ~rh;te mus.
80 SssJ $50 49, 49, ~ 70, - .,,.- ccvev
,~;s f Ii. 49, s,.s srd Nil 10 hour. ~ m.
81 ii 81. ' =! 800 80 49, = -
rn--, d.., a. .o-c.llad .v.mn
muck Is only swamp mu0, ana - worth
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Ths importanes Of Law that would pro-
teot trademarks Is receiving marked atfen-
tion from the business public - well - from
Congress, the brands,on some goods adding
largely 10 their commercial value, beconse
their merit u known TO the consumers aud
TIE bnypr looks to trsde-mnrk - continuing
his security. Thus Che G1rham trademark
% aeFllng silverwsre; Cclgates' mark 70 -.
dicafe the yafious grades Of their soaps ana
toilet goods, hes also vsry high Commercial
value. The CHAkrER OAK ST0vB has .
peculiar value Of ~ Own which 20 distin,
xuishesit from ~ o<hor5thkt 6 has acquired
Tcry Iarxo con,mefclal yaine.' xI0riIlard
To6acsos are goods that the conpQmer askD
for In the same way. The law cannot be too
serere in protecting honest manufacturer.
The burning Of the great stove works gave
dealers some excuse fer subetitnttnG other
1g0sesfor the cHAKrn OAK, oQe now tna<
the CaARTER OAK xsefo<y Il = WORK aga!n
lsrn1nx out over 200 stoves 3 day, the trade
ean eet their orders filed promptly, and the
year 1881 bid6 fair to surpass al prevtous
years in the demand for the famous cHARTER
6Ax make 08)
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A subscriber desires 70 know what ~
consider the best way OF tying or Ms
tening cattle In stalls, and Il the
gtanchion Il the preferable wayf We:
do not hesitate to say that we DO ~
like the stanchion and would never ~
4. 1t b to > cortain extent cruel -
barbarous- When an animals head -
kept IN one position constantly Tor any
length OF time, It must necessarily be-
come trcsome and painful. WhesneT
standing up OF lying down the same nm
changed position except up and down,
n the stanchion y maintained. HOW
ever strenueus!y ana honesty tne a.
vocates and defenders Of the stanchion
may insist upon the utility ana comfort
OF this device for fastening cattle. the
tact remains that common experience
ana common sense anke teacn tnaS tne
almost rigid position Of An anlmals
head fastened ~ 4 stanchlon can NOS
be comfortable when confined therein
Tor any iengtn o. Tuna. Il = nos SICK
~ sennmentat1fy that prompo the OPP
position which has been made TO THIS
unhuman fastening. However easy ana
comfortable 4 may be 70 stand IN the
9atW1l position Tor awhile. It necessar!-
" b(eomes 1rkcome ana g AsS Pea1!uA-
There ere e1pnper O. devices f9< -
tening th4t - simple and econ
any ouo Of which aros An oux
preferahle 10 the stanchions 1he ~
vantAges claimed for the stancn'on are
the ease with which they are manlpu-
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We are % thankful to cay that our bsby
vas permanently cured Of dangerous and
protrActed irreguiArity Of the bowels ~ the
use Il Hop Biffcrs BY ~ motberi Wish =
and strength. Tho paronts, Rochester, N.
\. See another column. -HAf dlo kxprss.
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Z The kidneys are naturs's sl1ice- way t.
wash out the debris Of ouf constantly chang
ing bodies. 1fthey do not work properly
the trouble = felt evesywhers. Then -
wise and - soon - you see signs Of disorder
Sst package Of Kindey- Wort Constellation.
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"I DoN'r know WIZ Il b. Charlie, = she
remarked, pensively, ~but whenever LOOK
IS your mustache, & makes me think e au-
fumn-N twas apparently an innocent ro-
mark. but IL cost Charlie one dollar and my
cents for iresh bottle Of hair dye.
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-
9Th. and represents The. aged and worthy s..
JACOB holding alofl In his hand that beacon which
Will guide Alright all sailing upon the sea Of life,
whose waters abound with the shoals and dan
P.Ss q se 3 sSoe e18 ~ es s
the true and trusted means Of keeping the body
on it, proper course, and OF easing and Fighting
II should Il BE unfortunately cast upon the shoals
OF Ihcnmaxizm brother painful ailments. Ihous-
provcd he value and 5sis dc good Of this Great
German Remedy, and are glad to recommend &
70 al needing the services Of just such remedy.
In this connection Mr.. John g. Briggs, wei
nan that he was terribly eGlicted with an Acute
attack Of rheumatism in his back. The disease,
which had been preying upon him for years had
drawn him out o. shape. He resorfed to every
ssmsdy t9oyS e phy.icdans but tould no relief
effected . complete and radical cure. Another
cnse may justify reference:
4 VETERAN SE4MAES 1R0CBLE
Edior hster0ooun, Chicago, m: Iscnd ron this,
feeling that the information conveyed will be OF
material benefit 70 many q your readers. Ono
Goyemment Liyhthouss keeper At this point q
probably one q The eldest scamen IN America,
having. sailed tyxenty-six ycars on salt water.
Amer thl1 foEtYsix yearS service bis eyesight
isiled hin md be kspt he Light e Chie.eo until
when he was 5TsnzferFed- While seated In my
store thfa morning the Captain volunteered the
following written statement: This Is to certify
that have been, nfiicted with rheumatism for
am happy Is ~ thsf sfier using les than twobot
ties Of the 81. JACOBS OIL, lam entirely free ffom
pain though still iimpln8 someyhat when walk
Inc, nom long force Of habit c. w. BoyNToN.n
numeTasis Similar csses thai have come o my
uo<tcc, but q word 70 the wise Il sufhcient"
JOHN GoEBss@ Pharmacist, Evsnsfon. IN
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nor II your luneB ere badly wasted away can
You be cured By the use of DR.. Pleroo3D
Golden Medical Discovery. |" IL Is, how
ever, unequaled - tonic, Alternative ana
nutritive, and readily cures the moetobeti.
nate cases Of bronchitis, coughs, colds, and
incipient consumption, far SURPRISING In
efficacy cd liver oil Send two stamps for DR..
Ptcrce's pamphlet on Consumption and Kim
dred AffecftonA Address WORLDS DIePEN-
eARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. Buffalo, N. Y.
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Dsa't NE n shs Heuss.
AK Druggists for Rough ON Rata. = Il clear
ont rata. mice, reaches. f.eA bed-buzA l5c
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. FROM the Atlantis (Ga-l Sasday Rsono-
ersph: The editor Of the Pixies County Neus
has been cured Of Rheumatism By s.. il
oobo on.
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I.rssoxs for young keusekeepere-"H How
can yeu tsll : yenn{ ~ iron sn ola e eIs
hsss ne tssshi' ri kssu iAsy havea't, buf
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Dr.. r. v. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. r.: Dssr
its Prescription > kss done for me. / had
been : great sufferer from female CONF
plainta especially - drxgging-doWn,n fog
over six years, during much Of the time un.
able TO work. paid out hundreds II dol.
lars without any benefit tn took three bot.
ties Of the - FAyorite Prescription. and /
never had anything to do me 30 much good
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Or. JOIN BuLL's
Smiths Tonic syrup
ron THE CURE or
fever and ACUE
Or CHlLLS and FEVER.

xks propristu 1t this eslsbrated nsdicinS
Justly ola1mD TT e 3 euDGricrify o1sr ~ rem-s
oifos evsr offered 70 the publie for the 8AT1,
Cx1fAIu, GRxEDY and RERuAIuxe nro
efAeusa ana ysssr, r. Chills and Fever. vheth-
q q shert q long standing. He rsfsn - the
entire Weotexn and oouthern country - beax
hin testimony u ths truth q ths assertion
thattn - go vnatevor viii Il fa1l - ere e
IL directions arsstrietly Relieved azdeazzded
cut. IN great many eases stngle dec hae
bssn sn1lsfsnt Fl euzs. and vhs1e nnilieo
tset restoration 4 tho gsnsral health. Il &,
hevover, prudent, end q every ease ners go.
tain - care, u IL NJ q eontlnnsd n snaIlg
deoes for weok q ~ aftsr Tie dleeaee hag
bee1 ehse&o1, mon sgDoe1ally - GMeut en&
Ione-standtng eusou. Veoally this nedteine
vii not require any "a toksep tie bowels r.
eood oes1sx. 0houI1 the patfsns, however ~
sulxe sathaxtis medIeile, afsn having taksn
three q four dosos q tho Ion{e, sin9ls desc
Il BULLS vxo11A1Ls1 FAMILY PILLS
n genuine SIr1rEs roH1csx1uR ns.k
Asvs D2 JOIN DuLL'sprivats stamp q saeh
bettle. N yoNI DuELenly Aas The hight =
nanafAstpre ana selI TIE sriginal 1oHu u
Examine voll The label N each bott1o. 4my
private stamp y not On eash bottie DO nj
pureAass, q ~ win - deesivs4
DR. Joz1G 8UIsxsa
manu5ncsursr ard vendos %
SMITHS TONIC SYnuP,
BULLS SARSAPARlllA,
Bull'S WORN DE8TROYE1
ne populss Rssasasss q ~ puvt
p,e-~e,.s o.. NJ ~. -. I0uMy7rxx m.
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HoRsR sausages are made and sold IA
England. John Ball always did love the
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The existence Of Ruod
feeling on the part Of the
French Nation 1or the pco-
pie ofthis country isshown
by the presentation Of .
colossal bronze figure Of
Freedom holding eloft the
torch Of Liberty Beauty,
with usefniness, Il COM
bined in this fmmenao
work Of AT, - the bright
blazing torch WI serve
the purpose Of Z beacon
light In the hazbor Of New
York There 4 smother
figure which Win chal
ienge larger praise and Cd
miratton than even The
great work above referred
70. Is d illustrated here
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-06-09
Druggist and Physician.

A physician, complaining bitterly
about dull times, went to his druggist
to find out the reason why, at this sea.
son Of the year, his practice was not so
extensive as formerly; also. to find out
what inducements his brother medico
offered to attract away his patients.
He was startled when the druggist an.
swered as follows: Doctor, coughs
and colds are very prevalent, but every
one is purchasing HALE's HONEY OF
HOREHOUND AND TAR, and re-
cover so rapidly, that there is no
necessity for calling in a physician.
Again, the reason that DIR. F., on til
street, is having so many patients, is
to the frankness he adopted in prescrib-
ing in every case of Coughs, Colds,
etc., a bottle of HALE's HONEY OF
HoREHoUND AND TAR, and finding 1t
successful, he has concluded in future,
that all his patients, when troubled
with any disease of the lungs, shall i'm
mediately commence taking HALE's
HONEY OF HoREHoUND AND TAR.o
The druggists advice was snapped,
and the almost discouraged physician
now is considered q successful practi-
toner. His claims are based upon the
virtues Of the medicine he adopts,
which in all cases is HALR's HONEY OF
HoREHoUND AND TAR. Sold by all
druggists. Depot, 4 Sixth avenue,
New York City. @. N. CRrrTENToN,
Sole Proprietor. Price SO cents and 81.
Large size much the cheapest.
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-06-09


Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Maria b.
Holyoke. of Chicago, held a meeting
pursuant to previous announcement al
the Congregational Church, where she
entertained the little ones with a sort Of
uninformal talk on the subject of theiI
duties in life. etc. More than eight,
children were present, and the affair
was in every sense a success.
In the evening Mrs. Holyoke lectured
on temperance to a large and apprecia.
tive audience at the same place. The
lecture was very fine, and vastly supe'
rior to anything of the kind heard in
Cheyenne for many a day. We hope tc
see this talented lady perseyere in heI
work, for
"rown In the human heart,
Crushed by the tempter,"
there is something left after all thai
whispers constantly to the unfortunate
one to
leave the poor old n wreck
And pull for the shore.v
And the kind of work this lady /:
doing may lead many, even in Chey.
enne, to take this step.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-06-09

Fifth cavalry, at FoEt Laramie, W.
IT. Sergeant William 4. Ship, com,
pany X, Ninth infantry, and Sergeant
J. A. Marshall, company ID, Ninth In,
fantry, at Fort Omaha, Nebraska;
Private Joseph A Garno. company L,
Third cavalry, at Fort Fred, Steele. W.
T.: Private Otto Broderson, company
+, Third cavalry. at Fort Sanders, w.
T.; Private George Stafford, company
II, Fifth cavalry, at Fort Robinson,
Neb.; Private John BRAIDED, company
+, Ninth infantry, at Fort Sidney,
Neb.
Ibe new roster of troops serving in
the department of the Platte, shows
that companies G, D and X, of the
Ninth infantry, are now stationed at
Forth Omaha.