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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-08
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
The President.
(OEsisI Balletio.l


ELEERoN, N. j., Sspt. $3.50 .. NAT
The morning examination. at 8 o'clock, the
PfeslloDl's pulse was l04. temperature IS 7,
and respiration is. He was restless and wakes
ful during tbs carly part OF the night, tn! after
u, midnight. slept we'll until morning. His
general condition appears moro etcouragirg.
ELBERoN. N. D., Sept. S-9:20 a. m.-Dr
Keyburo said this morning that the President
WAS restless during the cary part of the night,
but that he slept Wall after midnight until this
morning. Df. Bliss says tho PATIENTS 10 batter
condition this morning than he has been for ten
days. Ills pulfe is lO4 Temperature and respi.
ration about 10rmal.
Lone BRANCH. N. j.. Sop. S Although
Tho ffesldent vas wakafal and restless during
the os,Iy paIt OF the night his condition this
morAlng is quito sa.if.ctory. DE-. Bliss, GU
baing interviewed, snid in tu3sta1 C, what is 10
| the bulIatin.
DE- Etson. ono OF thu nurses upon The Prcsi
| denf rctlres from her duties in thst opacity
| to doy. and sho and prj. woodward and Ii anil.
ton cxpcos to leave tha Branch to day. This
movement is explained, ty those in position Ii
know, ty the statement that the President &c
cenlly Informed his vile that no would prefer
having al alale attendants henceiorward. The
| PresidenlG appetite is much better this morn
| ing. When givon aome chicken hu remarked
10 his vito that he felt So if he c,uEd cat il all
| This Is ono of tho m >st desirbo Indications
LII tho patl0nts appetite returns The attending
surs cons will DO moro sauguine. DR.. Hamil
too, willis declining to talk tor publication, thi:
morning lodiustGd by bis rtmslks that be fell
very much encouraged with tho casa as it stands
at presont.
ELBERoN N. j., Soot. S-l2:40 p. lu.-Dr
Bliss. who has just mada 40 examination of the
President, says his pulse at this hour ia Of
Temperature pornal aud II aspiration II. This
said tn9 Dootor. is The bHst showing wo have
had 10 tho csso at noon i',r some days
Lone BRANCH, Sept. S-2:l5 D. m.-Tht
lsvorsble oouduon OF the President at the DOOR
examination con,iouos. Dr. Bliss uohcsita!iag
ly says the President il oolvalescing.
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THURSDAY EVENING, SEPT. 8.

The Potomac river is uIdsr the Jurisdiction
OF Maryland. and boyoLd that of Virginia, but
the c)mlty natural to neighboiiog and friendly
States. it nothing elso. should DO sufficient to
Induoe the former to exercise that Jurisdiction
Tor the prott cslon of tho interests OF the latter,
ESPECIALLY when such courss would not inter.
fera with tho interests of any of her OWL eli
z9ns. The right bank of the Potomac, from
the mouth of tho river 10 Chauertou, about
fifty miles bolow this city. is DOW lined with
vssas engaged either in dredging or longing
tor oysters, aud before the end of tho current
month tho fact 30 engaged will. it is estimated,
tumber four or Eve hundred sill. A few of
them hail from Maryland, bu; tho vast msj ,r-
i'y from points ntrth Of that State extending
90 for up the Atlantic ooast as Boston. They
gather their csrgoes without let or biodrapce
from the very doors ot.Virginian's, because tho
latter have no law to protect them; indeed TO
saah an extent is their rapaciiy csrriad that
th'y evon take oysters that have been planted
for private uso, and claim that they have q
night TO do So The nvil is q crying one &C d
should be remedsd Lot Maryland grant her
own ct'Z,nS all tho privileges of tho Potomac
10 which they arc entitled, but naig hborly feel.
iosought to induo, her to protect the INTEREST,"
OF thos, who 1.-Two on tho opposite side of tho
river. by passlog s1cI laws Us will prohibit the
horde OF outsiders TO whom roferouoa il made
from tctaplng up The last oyster from their
very d Ior steps.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-08

1t is understood ibat the report Of tho ON
iLlttec appo4ted By the last Lol lIalur, to in-
vsstlgsto tho atf,irs of the Second Auditor
office during the administration Of Gsneral A 10
Rogers. thoroughly and ocmDstely rofutcs IN @
MshOnltes' charge that 800 00) 10 coupons bad
been paid lW;co for taxes. and that other lsrse
frauds had been discovered All tho charges
Oh the Mshonitcs, upon cxhm;natior, will be
found to DO as devoid Of fou od.lon az their
pincIpl(s aru of honesty OF reason, or of any
other quality that will bentti: the State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-08

lrgo Blush maDuf.o urlng iiim. whose
goods arc eZ,'ud,d from tho Ameliasn market
by reason Of The ex:s log prohiotory tariff, i.
10 transplant the &C me of ia operations to TIL 5
cjunIry, a1d bti0g wit i. all is foreign rp sra
iIVes. /; will do an imm ,nse business. and Of
necessity Ill Ist diminish the business OF co npct
lag American maoufaoioiiea. anil, COOS .quout
~. r,dIc, the number of operatives the latte,
employ. This is another Instance OF the tu
merou' ways BY whi,h tho interests Of the
many 10 this oauLtry arc sac ii6ced to the greed
OF tho lie" ll1h monopolsts ty the existing pro
&c i've tariff.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-08

Tho assertion that Senatof jos Brown, who
has accumulated 40 immeIse fcriuoo by iorlu=
nate railroad and other RI ,ulatlous, nroposts
10 have some cotton picked, ginned, w6vsu,
dyed and mslo toto suit of clothes for himself
inside of tWeoly four hours at tho Atlanta fair,
gives occasion to a Northern newspaper to re-
marx that it ID great pity all the South can.
not forget lis noble ancestry. which spent it's
glorious days 10 cock fighting. dueIiug, horse
racing, trading ntgcJGs and g0verniug tho
aoun1ry," and exhibit ,he energy. Industry and
thrift Of tho Senator. If the editor Of tho paper
referred 10 knew anything about the South be
would know that The vast mt ority Of the men
at the South who were rich before The war,
and their sOGs. sra now aud havs been ever
sincs the close Of bostili!ss, workit IS hard 49,
and lika day lAborsIs, to support themselves
and their familits. AID have made that support
under difficulties that you'll have crushed the
spirit end pasiod the aim of many mao who
had been brought Up to snch work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-08
VIRGINIA.: IN Fairisx Circuit ()onrt San.
tamkar 1SN 'i wy

Matilda Aocombs, Va. Julia Giles, K. Il. Cock.
sdlte. David A. Windsor; the personal repre-
sentative OF George ID. Ramsay, name And
iesidence unknown the personal representa-.
live OF Philip fendall. mama and residence
unknown. and the personal representative of
cd: N. GALES. name and residence unknown,
In chaucery.
Nome. The object of this suit is to enforce
aeea OF trust. executed by s. j. NJ. Gales 10 4.
d. Cocketilla and David A. Windsor, besriag
date January lat. 1879. to secure to Matilda Ho.
combe. the sum of 81. 1876 81. and 10 obtain de-.
cree for Tho sale of the real estate conveyed by
shld deed OF trust. and application of the pro.
cseds to the payment OF said sum OF 81. 1896 3:
with interest thereon from the lat day Of Janu-
airy. 1879 until paid. 1t appearing By all iavit
hled. tnat OF the above named defendants The
personal representatives of George IL Ramsay,
Philip Z. Fendal and g. j. If. Gales: are 10
known and believed to be non residents OF Vir'
ginia, it ia ordered thst they apper within one
month sfter publication hereof, ana 40 WHAT'S
necessary to protect their ibtsrsstt Copy tests:
JNO. ". GRAHAM, Clerk.
Moore & Son, pa. lelSa4wii
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EOREIEN NEWS.
F.miae il BppSahend ID ia Algeria,

f+mlae Ii unprecedented 10 Algeria.
Ia rIt at R,ssrres. o1unty Tppaiary. DO
tHnou tho Bulii.Ts and tho people. yesterday
several per joGs Wtro il jur.d OF both dos.
This Methodist Eunneuc.l Couacil MOI 10
Linden yesterday moroing. Bishop Simpsoo
preached tho orol5g surnnn.
At tho Presentation Of Minister Wallace 10
Ihe Sultan % tn stay, tho latter expr5ssad his
csrccs: wishes for Tho recovery Of Tho Psesi-
dont.
G:oa! preparations arc btiog made for The
meeting OF tho German and Russian. Emporors.
ir Is believed 1t will take place to morrow. OF
Dantiz' on board tho Imperial yacht Hohelz3I.
iero.
The London board Of trade retutua for Au.
gnst show an incroass OF el,672.Ol7 in the
value If Imports and e. 0G6. $50 in txports, as
Compared with the corresponding month cf J. S.
ypar,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-08
TRle Nj iclstgnn Fires,

DETROIT. Mica. Sept. -rolegraphio com.
nuroaiinn Is entirely cut off with the worst
psrs ct tha burnt region Ct this State, 80 that
rSpdr's uro Yet somswhat tfsementsr}, aud il is
hoped exaggerated; but ihure aio u,any fears
that tho wutsl is Tor from haviog boon told.
Tho o1mplets dustrceti1o IT Rohmondoille,
SanlAo county, is co0ftm,d. leo villages and
townhblps tra known 10 have been destroyed,
and fpo thmiise burned to death,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-08
Tic NGrs7erOus Enachaa

PEGSIX. ARIZONA. Sept. 7.-Thero is much
oxcIlemcnt here and at Globe. Two men wore
KILLED and ona wcuaded By tho Apaobcs uosr
k9bo. Tho settlers have gathered at Greon
Valley, Rsno, Wild Eye ard Mcdowell. Tue
militia oIe organ Eng everywhere aod calling
Tor arnls. Tho ac,lne Govsrnor has tele graphod
to tho Secretary OF War for arms and smmuoi-
tiCn at Orco,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-08

Wm. I. Fii'ey. Esl OF Putsfisld, Mass
Attorney at Law and Assistant judge Polio
Court, AID a;o County Com missioner. saws that
he Vas restored TO perfect health and activity
by The use nj g.. Jauot's Oh. As bad suffered
with rhrum .slam for Years inien js5; but BY tho
reesnt use OF the remedy hs WAS, az stated.
completely cured.
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Died ut Sea.

NEwpoRT, h. l.. Sept. S.-Tbo schooner
Addia Ryerson, Of R5cklSnd, put in hero PCS
tsrday to bury Tho mMc. kimbsIl Davis, who
died yesterday at SEA OF msarious fever. Tho
vessel ia from Georgetown, d. Z. The captain
10 sick with tho saue DISEASE.
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A Lady Ataemnls Suici.le.

REV YORK. Sept. S.-Mrs. Milton Andrews,
vile It broker, Attempted ,ui:de las. evening
In West T~enty-ititd street BY shooting herself
10 the right temple. The ball mado bu. slight
wound which The physici,ns did not conf Ter
dangerous. Mrs. Andrews WAS tub,eq lenlly
conveytd TO the New York Hospital, where sbe
said she had had trouble with ar husband for
several IL oulha.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-08
Robbery Of n Train.

ST. LOUIS. Sep. S.-A sat cial flom Lode
penltnna, Mo-, says: "Pass ,oger trsio No. 4S,
on tha Chicago and Alton Railroad was stoppt
aod robbed by twtlvo masked men near lode :
rsnd"uaa. snd II mics from X ,nsaa City at .
O'Clock las, night. Tho express car was broke o
open and Messenger Fox rcIusiog to give up
the kol to tho safe he wa so terribly bssten
mat he catnnt live. Afior tho robbery of the
cxpteSs Oar the pass :ugers Roro relieved of their
uock at bOt ks
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0FHTderOUS AsSuuIt,

PfEKSKHI. N. Y, Sept. Sat Fufnaue
Woous. tmsll hamlet three miles southeast Of
PeEkskil. yesterday ni!era}on Angus Goadia
nstr, ag"d about fifty years. was assaulted By
bis 500 Eagono. aged twenty four, with 40 axo,
aud so dangerously wounded that i. is believed
nc will dlo. A quarrel had eusued between
father aud son. when tho latter stiz ,d an sxs
and dealt tho father blow ia the forehcni.
kucck'Og bin iowo and crushing in the iroasal
knnp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-08
Fire.

CLEVELAND. O., Sept. S-H. NJ. Hem pey
j. Sons tlaiuIug mill vas last night magcd
TO tho amount Of $4,000 By fro originating
from 40 uLkooWn clEse 10 box of shsvinps 10
tho basement next to The boiler room,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-08

Tie popular verdio. is generally the right
one; aud concerning DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
tho people have long sinos decided that it il
the best cough remedy ever introduced.
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Dead

WORCESTER. Mas, Sept. 3 -Stalh. 8. Foster,
prominent ss an aXitaior for anti-alavery, tam.
perance and woman rights, died at hia farm in
tho euburbs aged II to day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-08

CAhvAssERs. Tho fJllowfg oalvassers ara
published by authority OF the Democrat, tx
utivs Committee
Eighth Congressional Ds!tio!-Georse r.
Head, OF L.u !ouu.
Eleventh Senatorial Distriot-Chtrles L. Poi.
look snd Charles p. Janpey.
County CaDvIssers-L,udoun John Y.
Bas,ell. j. Nj. X lgou', it,. Burr P. holland.
and j. f. Divine.
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murder Arson and utc1dc

NEW York. Sept. S.-John kempel, who
keeps saloou 10 Jamaica. Loog Island, killed
bis w'fe last night, set 6to to lbe house and then
hanged himsl II.
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Deaths from Heat.

NEw York, Sept S.-Over a dcZm ca,ss ~
deaths from hes; were reported this morning at
the coroner's otti e in tho different parts OF tho
CITY. ~
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. SEPT. 8, 1881.
SIN ri SEs ........-.... S ;i,i 1 Nia Seta & 10

ARRIVED.
Str Geo Leary. Norfolk, to Hooe.
Str L Arrowsmith, lower Potomac, to Pc
tomsc Ferry Company.
Schr Pioneer. droat Wicomico, tn Bursesa
s. %.
Str George Leary. Norfolk. DO Hooe
Str hsttano. lower fotc by Htoders & o..
Sehr Cox Il Grstn. Providence, by AmHicu
GOAL 20.
schr Robt Hcs?ey. BALTIC. By I Hoos
PASSED DOWN.
Schfs w Il While and Mabls Thonss. from
Georgetown.
AENo3aHD..
schr Alfred Br.brook from iLi5 port, q. Bus
ton 1Ih.
Scnr Morris w Childs. from Georgetowa, at
Boston 7th
Schr Bertha T Walker. ssiluI from Prov;
dehce, for Georgetown 9th
Schr w Il Huston, from Geor seto Rn, q. Som.
erset Oh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-08

Tho Southern Planter and Farmer for Sep.
tenber has been received. 1t contains a great
variety Of most valuable Information for the
farmer and planter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-08

Capt Patterson. who acted as ldjaiant of
The battalion at Cupeper Court House on the
Occasion of tho unwilling Of the Confederate
statue, has been rendered tho appointment o!
Adiutant General OF the brigade.
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h uicitle,

LONDON. Sept. Tho mao Wowtr,. WIN
attempted to blow up several iemlies At lie
has committed suicide.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-08

GENERAL Filzhugh Lse has rendered to ,I.meo
tehdleton Rogers, GO. of Rich mond. ,ha nosi.
rank of msior. "''u 'n0
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-08

Cedar Falls. Iowa, very pretty pisce of nu,ic.
dedicated 10 the Knights Templar of the world.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Sept. s.-VirRinia 6s old -; do
deferrad -; do consolidated 10: do 81 ue.
Cotton quiet; mddling nominslly 121 for new
crop; TO arrive III. Flour firm and more 40.
tive without change. Whesi-Soushern shade
better; Wettrn higher and firm. closing a shs "a
off; Southern red lS3.l37: do amber l43al4i;
No Maryland lzG; No2 Western winter RAD
spot l4lisl4!i: Sept l4lal4!4; Oct 1454sl45A;
Nov l4at,l491; Dec l524sl5?3. Corn-southern
and Western higher; Southern white 1880; do
yellow Coast; Western mixed spot and Sept G6i
.G7ti Oct 7Sts73s Nov 77s77i; steamer Is bid.
Oats quist and ste.dy; Southern 60a53; West.
err white 5li62; do mixed 50a5l; Penna 6li6!
Ryo dull st l03al03. Hay unchanged and Arr.
Sugar firm A soft TO- Whiskey quiet ut 81 ~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-08

A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should
be stopped. Neglect frequently results in an
Incurable Lung Disease or COnsump.
ton. B ROW MS Ii Il ON e. III L A 1.
TR0CHES do not disorder the stomach like
cough syrups and balsims but act directly
on the inllamed parts. allsying irritation.
givereliefin Asthma. BrOnchitis. Coughs,
C0tarrh, and the Throat Troubles which
Singers and Public Speakers are sub
ject to. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Troches have been recommended by physicians,
and always give perfect satisfaction. Having
been tested by wide and constant use for nearly
an entire generation. they have attained we'll
meri!ed rank among the few staple remedies OF
the age. Sold 1t 25c. . box everywhere. mhl9
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Fires In Michirau

reports are beginning to arriro from northern
aud norlheastern portions of Michigan showing
terrible condition of sfIairs. The long contin
utd dfouLh has rendered. everything rs dry So
tlnder' and humorous Hastings" or partly
cleared tracts Of land covered with brush. de.
eayed timber and othor iLlsmmable mLtsriars
| AFFORD the best possible medium for the rapid
spread OF Il ,mes carried by the high winds which
nave been prevailing. Ssnilsc and Huron
counties. Iylng on the b 1ore of Lake Huron be-.
tween Fort huron and Saginaw Bay, are the
scents OF the greatest destruction, which ia
growing positively appalling in character. Hun.
dreds OF faIm' have already been reduced TO
olackened ashes-stock, farm buildings fences
and crops sill have been swept spay. Men,
women and Children have been overtsken bv
the hsmea, and several lives ara known to have
been lost The little hamlots, Anderson. Rich.
mondvillo and Charleston, IN SsnIlsc county,
sre Ell reported 10 have been wiped out while
Port Hopo. Verona Mills and Bad Axe, huron
county. are reported wholly rrartly burned
up 1he people are Aocking to the shore OF
Lake huron fiom the interior OF these counties
"a the only refuge from the devourine h.mes
Some were ovsrtsken by ihe spreading fire. and
not less than tWenty deaths are reported. SAM
duskv Is totally destroyed. as is Richnondyille.
The lire 10 raging in the western part Of Forts
willie, and the people ara all moving to the lake
shore. In WstertoWn township two entire fam
lilies have been burned to death Itis 40 densey
dsrk and smoky as TO render breathing there
troublesome. and Cause harm to the ava.
Lamps are kept constantly burning
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ft. Lytletoo, Mr.. Sleinsnth. 40 Eoglish
naturalist. and two associates. bavs been muir.
dered by the natives of New Caledonia.
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GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET. Sept. t.
Calile-At Drovers' kest this week eome $50
had we're offered. Prices ruled ~ follows:
Beat 6,6tc, good 4ia5c. medium to fair Blade,
thin Steers, Oxen and Cow, "a &c par lh Some
ll25 Sheep and Lsmbs were otl.red, with sales
OF Lambs .. 4AGio, Sheep ut "a 44c per 10 Some
20 Cows and OnlVes sold 1t 1lRSi5 each
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COMMERCIAL

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. Seprr. 8.-Ths mar.
ket 10 day is moro active, and prices are higher.
The receipts OF Wheat are fair, and AIS bushels
sold at 1875 for fair white, l30. 1872. l35 and I36
for Futz. 1877 for mixed lSs and lao f,r Ian.
castor Corn continues scarce and wanted, ard
400 bushels OF white sold at 81. Rye brought
% and 10 aa 10 quality. and one lot OF Oats sold
a:62.
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QUEENsTowH CATTLE MARKET. Sept. -
22O cattle were offered, 10 Of which sold vi 3a43c
per 10; y shipped East, IS left over; quality OF
cattle not "a good as last week prices generally
&c lower. $50 Saeep and Lambs sold at SA4c
per In fJr old Sheep and 4,6o for lambs, 10
Mich Cows sold at 20A$4j zach.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-08

A dispatch from Norfolk says that the
drought 10 that section is becoming somewhat
Serious though there has been rain less Than
tnree weeks ago. Everything is as dry as tin.
uer' anu nres have broken out in the Dismal
swamp which will doubtless do great dsmsge.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-02-01

AID she went up " where the Iiltie
thing was sitting on q rock, lookins
pale. +ioa saved us all, You blessed
child. How did YOU even think OF
doing thAt?"
my grandmother stopped sonse
runaway horses Ia that way once
sasped Bay. II didn't know whether
IcouId stop thee vnru somebody
must do so.ae.li.Ls. . mould an
be dashed TO pieces"
"Well spoka OlS,l. -f'se known O.
that bein' done just oire afore in my
lifetime, blu: 4 was a 30. that did it.
There's a saying 'morgst teamin' men
that, when y-u hain't got the reins
you can stop a runaway if you walk
out on the pole AID grip hold o. the
brides, but faint every horse fhatll
stand it,"
"But wasn't it splendid of Rayl"
cried Lou, going over, and putting
her arm around her.
Never knew q girl cd have SO
much pluck" answered the driver
IF she hadn't a been light on her
feet, and level in FER head she never
cd a. done it. 1 tell you if these
horses hadn't been uncommon good
horses, noihln on aisth would "a
stopped them"
AndRayl / never meant to make
so long a story CT it, but ! must tell
you that we gave her a party after
this. All the fathers, aid mothers,
and brothers went, and we carried her
a carpet for her room aud a new cham
Der set, and nice new clothes al
through ; and few of the gcntlcinen
gave her d bank book, whatever tiia;
may Inean. only know that she was
To have the income Of certain money
and that was enough to educate her
thoroughly. We had the best timr
that night, and Quuenie's fttiler took
Ray out to supper, and she sat at his
right hand, and everybody trcate'.
her as though she been a princess o.
the blood.
LIDO believe there never was a hap.
pier girl on earth than Rachel.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-02-01

the wrapper Such a theory would he
childish
The doctor then paid some very high
compliments TO American science, and
closed his lecture as follows:
sHow to restore the health when
broken and how to keep the body per
feet and free from disease must ever be
mans highest study. That one of the
greatest revelations Of the precent day
has been made in ascertaining the true
seat of health to be in the kidneys and
liver. all scientists now admit, and /
can but feel that the discovery which l
have been permitted to make, and
which l have described to you, is des-
tined to prove the greatest, best and
most reliable friend to them who suffer
and long for happiness, as well as those
who desire to keep the joys they now
possess.a'
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-02-01
A Pastor Made Happy.

l have been greatly troubled with my
kidneys and liver for over twenty years,
and during that entire time l was never
free from pain. My medical bills were
enormous, and l visited both the Hot
and White Springs, noted for the cura-
tive qualities of the water. 1 am happy
to say l am now a well man, and en-
tirely as the result of Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure. With such
glorious results, 1 am only too glad to
testify regarding the remedy which has
made me SO happy.
(REs.) p. F. HARLLEE.
al Run Crossing, Arkansas.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-02-01
A Physicians Testimony

l hereby certify that 1 have been a
practicing physician for twenty-seyen
years, and for many chronic cases ip
my practice do recommend Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. 1t was
upon my advice that G. w. Stamm, ed
itor of the Industrial Era, obtained
this valuable remedy.
Alb,a, Ia. A. A. RAMSEY, Nj. d.