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, 1881-06-21
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THE POND DIVORCE SUIT.

.,.It..., e.. .r1.t. ro,v
9estefdata fEocee1anes s,a,t.l III 9 ,so.,s Nuss
Celobratcd ca"c-Mrs. Foh",s 91Aolncf
OH tho stand-Stc Has ForEctfnl
Memory About Her Various fluahauAs
and Her )AuEhtcr'n Age.
spttta. DApaten 10 7ns chit4oo 1t.buns.
uorroy, Mass, June ao,-ro4!ay's evil
,,a,,o. T., tt,a tsor,i ,1,vnrrc su,t ,vnv rnthrr
en.e ~ uto ot "s'..u 80, J'' ,n,,'.,s
ll'ofe seisatiohal tn"n usll'''' ANS. ioHu
mother, willis uilter cross-examtlntlo1', WAS
found to have Il conveniently forgotful nlein-
e,r,, hhnnt hnr ynrions husbands mil her
sn.,,,o... %voa. a "s cha s,,,,,os,n, lar J.uw.
aaoRsies age. ae ,sE sussa ~, .,ta ,es as s,.
she hud not seon hlm Tor twenty-five years.
Mr.. Aturse. counsel for Nal I'uud. at-
,.,,,n,,,1 u, @,sticn t,,o ,vftnesx In rerord In
,elnptcu W qucstvu !.'o ",.n"'. 49, 49,,
l'cr divorce. ana ula questio''s were oo!ec!ea
to. Mt. Morse claimed that the TACT lint
Mrs, Pond ind becM Witness In that case,
sInt Nra pllnnc,, wns adiudaal ruilty
.as H.s. l ~, w.. t,ss,%ass, ,.os ''.,,v
OF aAu!le1y' anu lalat guy lw.lMess. wa % ~"
tcstlfyinR III 1icr uaiigitofs 8 ool1slit 70 thinRs
which the lthclfant claims nrr not true, Ind
an innortnnt hearing NJ, tho case M nfrectlng
.,,a ns"d,h,t,,,, ~ IN ,,I,nnse trhc fourt
luz slsuto'5 ~ y. .o 49, :. -. ,o,., o ~.
fn!eu tnat+ IL ulb !ccolu " N'o conEt "tte put
, 1881-06-21
AROUND TIE LAKES
tt111. liz 0Ii a1tfrr LII.

Tha llufato Cdn,ntfrtat shya: u II Capt. HINT
h. Of TotctIo. desires IL have test at strrnRth
te,v.an ~, s,,,s ~. ss,,.t,,, n,a an t,,- AIMS
pss" n .uE .uk cnt.sn8tou a!tt tuo .uS naaS
.,ut9, or THIS porf' ho can 10 aecomu'oaalea
Naag tino and at my place hu pluak0s. CApt.
Gsytham ofreroJ to ,i,t ,nonoy ,,p tho othor JAY,
sssa the Tolc,lo mai, 1,nokc,l Out. and is rcudy
pmiso big bot agaIn. Instead Of cutting tho
e aa TO 09ht tho raco out W calling hatnea. let
s Tn,e,o % y;at. ~ ,ar,saas .a apt 11,ntnv nf
7edo Is not n r,uniup ats,at .ceit,,s for my ono
s!sh shtAn TO hafc tux raco, Us ho Is very
,s,1 tax.ownor, but ho l. alxsys on hsnd With
bcona. oso ., ~. spum w.. ".m ensa s,hn
A Of ilut1alo follows w. Inflated themselves
tad blew nhout wbut cortAlu . tug
HsaM ln with the CArrltigtoV Tho nut-
~. t9 chaps ottrr9nehsl themselves ~
~ ~ attempt nt blur, ana Capt. ilunt!ey 20
IL 11si!esa.l WV: was 50 snnbatl1 Y E,s
III SaAs ~ many big fotl!il 4!ullare ~ tuo itaIaln
ImIcc!e o9a!A tlna, TINT they tse 80 th1 tata
, 1881-06-21
BOGUS ,"ADS. -
Indications that the "Times !" =
Will Stop the Business. ;
Some Curious Statistics on the Bogns
Wants In That Paper.

THE TntnuxE yesterday tnalo d thorough
exposure Of tho boyus advertisements in tho
Times. Il showed That all thosq Under tho bend
Of "situatlons wantod," wtero rcstdonco WIS
given, were boyus: that. for lc1tancu, whcro
1t was stated that n HItl by tho nhrno II
"Annio," living At No. aoit Wabash asonuo.
wanted g &ttuatioh, no such Rtrt worked
thore. These burns a'lvcsstsctncnts haro becn
published ~ often TINT respectable clt!xen*,
whosu houses havo heen solicited As tho hcnd.
luarters Ut servant- Erls wEln hasu no cxistoncr,
have BEEN serios'sy nntl',ypl. penpl6 VIM Tenu
tho 1,fmts nro centrally nf rtuxh. cuarta Glass,
md the!r visits 10 rcsrcctnple huuscs. 70 Inquire
nDout these tilppof!tftlDus ssrvant-gtrle, have
treen oxcee'llnRty unpleasant. Hence the OK
Tho results uf that exposure have lnan more
radical then was expected. i was presumed =
keen On In liz old cousae. Bomc years aKH Il
would have done No. put lts v!riltty and IL
all thoae advertisements Ind dlsap7enrnl. Tho
following tnb!e wlll show very strikiin9ly ~
under lilo hoas} Of 'tBItuatlons Wanted:
, 1881-06-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
sTttiKE bF HfiIt'.f,ti,OnENs,

HTA1Kf VI FHHIPsltANHhHNss
Mnxr,,p.t. .ft,no n. -..in nccor;nuoo with Tho
at..' n" ..t.., ,' .st.' is,,,,..ss .nIs
notleo K1sea ~ ontu''I"1' wy A.ip "'o!e'a .'.%
morning tnntlu 'letnAtiu tor M HaYanoe III
wnee1. Thu ssevctores .lcr1I''eh to ncceao to
H." 1 'ey t"., - r,"i,t ~ n,"tn NM intressu
ing !nst "'Ant u. "uAo NY '.s1....s.. ..s..ss
~ THO wages lmht s'heo tho .opanMa
of Tho aaaso.t. Til this Inflammation td'l1R tuts
n.t,a t,., ~, In. If .nsaoi, IL ,,cnw oorrli nj, tr
~ nrt.H u a,,i iarnn rurrc ~ ft,n ct2.
iH,tfcp Il iinticr arms Mil rell1y IT, cu-
n,ltt,tl,, ut Il tHliatts nattcn with tho llarinr
pollcu tn prevent ,t,ly ntim!tintlot IT vtsnsco.
Il II uil0vel !1n Htrtkn lils taken t,!hcp ~ ~
l,cr ainn,t f.W. Thu cntntMitteo hi'po!ntah
Inst cvo,lng 10 cu,ifcr With tho stryg.
'!ores hny., nsxcd for a, annferGhou this
evening. Thu setevn'1oro: Will llstun ~ ~ l,rsi.
,a'ie tl.ulr ct,dtf.,rts for tt,o esaa,t with shp.
uwtlurs anil e.!li,tnt r,sise tho whEns ett'tasl tho
trefo,it rntn without r,i1nnE themselves. Tho
..ttlnrittts hru '1eterliElhch tu rrraers9 l'e0en
;rh1 t,ilty attempt 1T Intimidation thus iaf
ly tho alriktr. wn* N stoi, law ff.t't nttaHIH
Htht G!1.lh ~ tno W9.Ta; ~ - ~ ~. s"S TX
~ .nn. ;1.'t ~ H., y a 'ie' ~ A'
WHAT vss*Hf' "a 1Ts
3ptefdl DhbateA IN 1ht tMtfte1 7fib9nf.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.,. 1ilnc M.--Chpt. lIOs0. Of
the pfttpellnr Gns!t'9ht eo1fs ",
si,iny "rt9 nh; ,w ',sf u ]uw % ,c ,,ast ef
ssY hnt T. X wns III % In ~, hnv
hn!sty ". y. H. W. ~" ~ v;ti,i,, hnlf
mto ~ ti,o etrn,Iwo tst uild rS,n1nut It with It
| ujnss. lie also *Gnnunl tho hike fur wrtcknRe.
Int af1w nonu Fn,nl tho fliut tint th9 buoy wis
lnnttu mt shortly nfter lenylnH tho vicinity,
, 1881-06-21
+. W. TNlSls1E.

Special nupatea to 7hs Chtsaoo 7t1huHt,
VI. I.t,uIs, Mo-, Jnnc 91-QuItD u sensation VAS
rroslurp nt liursts .totol to-tlay by tho sIscos-
ery tint tbo occupant Of lioum n vas deal.
Tho find ,y,.s tuudu by tho uha!iGurtMMl1, who
hiul failed, after repUatcd knoe TO rn,ts1
tho Inn,MtU. Tho il,in,o Ut tho drcoass'a wAs =.
W. FrisUlr, or ChlcHRU, ngu,l Rhout a. sto ha NJ,
triplpH III ST. i.Uuts appittntIy. hut was dressed
and actu.l Hike very rcspvetahio n'n.1:, Wng.l
tho ro,us wis orcncd. l0 WIS found lying Ms.
sowsl,aurr oonrI it Tho cdIlorin! page fa1t hn,,!
III hs dVath.grip., with his staring eyGs hxed
tlu1. eiij was apparently an invalid.
, 1881-06-21
A pIcKP0CKET CAUGHT

Dclnls Donohue Is Erlsucr at Tho Aru1ory
bucnusa OIloer Dttt0rs Cauvht h'M picking S1V
iako STRUT. The thInK OCCURRED at tho uorl,er
OF State alld Atntlisuu stlnDts,-h cornur that 10
bact,E,!llH l,nturl1is aH tho contsp Of operations
rot THO tixht.lirtortd roopso Ut all s|koH. ayes.
aud NUiOea.
, 1881-06-21

W, a, NttAINAItD.

W. AZ NIkN1SNIIUs .
William A. nrutnari, cdttor OF tho Plants's'
Jot,rt.ai, Epw Orlaaus, whose sudden doash has
recently boon reported from sunstroks. WAY
Formerly u rgailolit ot fariningtoll. fsTMkl!u
Ut,litlty, Mutpu, In iSl1 hg went Nesv uFlenns.
Thu Icscayqj wAs formerly connected will tho
Iit,it,e I0.if1ta lilo was about d yeAfs " akc.
and luayns Il ,Yifu and two 1foWn SOUS. Me M Waa
Il lnan Ut ilae Allu larEU .phystgue. mo VERY pet.
ut0 of health. Onn 1t li,s solis. who bad ncvot
lieell away trau1 hotne Tor nry cngsa q ~ alsng m
lvIt lib St,uthOrn lom!t abnut JMtl0 NC sMnae
uholts not bolng known, it was npt until lac
B1turtiAy pycnln4 that q telegram bearing tho
sud news found hlui.
, 1881-06-21
PON'r or CHICAGO.

stmr Chicago sttly3auEcs. stlndrIast
FIJI S i. tssssss' s as'aaton' towing ona barge
!,ro,. iss:sse!. i!entea ,!a.,ts: sanarlo..
}i ;,i' t,s,s !!;s; eisss s'9' f'!s''!sts '''es
;:T :; ; :%ns's' s's
E!!i! s's'$ ssa$$; :;ss!;S:si,s. f., ~.
rts Hx j. IT, + ss1t. sHs!M. tssap GaG%' sowfna .s o'o'
ssF sSF 5inssi. Ss;s 'sI fI MsffiYF iFSs sESss SsFs
Hehr al4 4. gts,k. . ilnril,I: .augor,
~: II 's.sy ;s sI:;$ f'$s;;
$sE i$'If + S.ss:. $ss,
ssf ssF !ls;sss' 'f%sssf !ss'sss:
ssS ssE {|!fS iH ;:ss'i!!!9 I.ss s'r'.
Ss|f SsF i!ss ssSSt ss';; sSa' '''
sstis sstir r. iW T. WsNist Nsscs ,'tS! Eaahs inGer
ss? ss? NJ 5s s*S!,1 1%s!'R fFas Fs 'ssa5: %asa
ssF ssF T. s1 9 xis%sss. .sSso sssss s, ,.oC wSoa
ssft S;'s \ !.st'| Ss'
ssss sss ss;|s %!!s Sts ,$s; s sn@ss @
ss3 ssF ; Ns ses.as ss; 9sS't ; 'ss ase pss. pass
hehr tstnaI1 Allen. Mefittininee. uEmnsr: E1s,'
n Scns i: ~ f.. tsutMs ai i5yMn iMn,har
zs: Ss: zs: $#S;$i S!:n.s
"a: $ :s::; i'ssa's',
ss:: %is ss;, NJ Ss |is aisver'a lay, lumber
Ss;; Hsst i ::isi ssf ss:si. assst sfs., bari.
ssr ssr W.T. w. asn S'sE. sntspsst a@Ss
, 1881-06-21
,cl F. ttottees. gtatn, n.tl.lsh, .choouer Q. 8.

~. u 'Y III Ittr, t,rt,,,, 1i rr ti
10 siE: II r"a1iefs II % st. TT T,,i vi. III lid i. T. Ii"ses x
;sa'er flnf' ;;'Hi; l'1la'h, ss,..''.rS ,.,
asi: $!ss!;cs 1 ss'ssr a'; issS ;iss;: ss ,o
EhcnH, i =, ets l II n " t1aa ;tois e n
,"i r. i,," NJ 81 III it,,nt H. Il. tazSr,l. vi in
s."9tkcH =, H. GSs = 'fGo; e. t,'l,oir .ai', mnIa
with, c,inj 10 Enneo nj sGi Gc.lts.
mid ctItIi :, ti,tH II, NnW York,
shp,hunts. lkt,N1 l,ilsttols.
1,onr ,,,,nny, Mirsl. , % .ttt,,. s-t,n-rronc,,cr,
.s osid'; s;, Fl:S' .:, IT, Il r:Tnts; sss s' ., s
"'ii'; i';w."irnprisrs ""i clloaso wlus,ow. ,!uron
r1ci1 s.ssi ,,t n'eS'o' M" ""'ses' S'ea''''f ''S
,,s.' ArFlsea-soAooners City Of Chicago aud Acon'
''i'f Wtud ,,nr,b. rroabt Yrc,.,cr fnc.
i,l H. trtlti i1ukr HnrjIinw yillny
ylonsia nl,irtnlaurtA. Tccu1nsctl md sherwood,
iMtgns. iirnty itoSar1i nni Garres: autoonors
Hasse.i r. .'i,-iroi,uttcr IT. ktarnsca. senoonrra
wills Hurt. Il. j. llt.Htrs. f,utG1ntj, Threo
ar.J, a,,ti i. Il. ifn,,pl,tu,. '' = -
Wind north, fres!,. Weather finc.
rn,tT ,,,tatut.xtr,
n.,., ,,,....s., =. ~. ..s,s..., 1x,s,u.
1,rt,r III It,t,ttSSr. t,tt.. .i,,nn i-t,sa4%i u,-
s,ch3,crH live iiss, t;,"i1h. ami i'antru.
ISi,ssiai; t, s'IySss, s,; ratsaa E i,s; is':
Enooatr Aniurent,. U.wes',, to ChiedE,.' eoal:
iisht: stein,.iarxs u. 1t. Van Aor. kingstoii to
"i'wnIii isssi iiuw,msuhuers T ': oIlvcr Mitchell, uh.
oGEst t, Ktngstt, et,rl,; H. ii. Nuyus, Cflrz ,u
Kingston, corn: tnttute,t a1lH l., =, llHtulnUri.
Ch.caE', Z, kiiKstnti. waents i i,runn,l,3, Chi-
cnRu e qMnlrc, xaintit timber; l1yderaha1, cht'
c''Ho 10 h'nsston. cofl'.
, 1881-06-21
Proposed License Fec Of Fifteen DOL
lara Each on Telegraph and
Telephone Poles.
'ihc Wator Comn,ittcc Favor Erecting
Two Moro Engines nj tho West
Side Works.
Another Poatponemont of the Cues.
ton df Vacating La salle
Street.


or.1crctl by the countll.
Itwns laid Dvor.
4 communication wna received from tho Hu.
rorlntenslont of buildings stat'1sY That no pcF"
mits hnl bccn Issued giving authority to alter |
buildings 81 that they projected heyUnh tho \
buEhltnr-iil1u. III viow or ths deatrn III rot'sll |
merchants to dispIay thor RoolA. md In tho NIB
tunco Ut my explicit pronthItory nrnvlsion DIT |
the subject, he suggested Tint tho lulng or |
,ltnat!cc be nnlchied 30 as to limit the extension
Ut win.tows to fourteen Inches beyond tho
builhtnX.lEnc.
II wus referred 10 tho Committee OH buildings.
A communication WIS received frOtn tho Con- |
troller submitting tho bids rrceveh for engine.
t,utisu luta III thu vicnly Ut Aberdeen and sin-
lsun streets, linlste,l au 1)Ivlsun strGuta. and
Twcnty.sncond street mud NIllhrl arcn,ia.
1t WIS referrrI 10 tho Committee on Fire aud
Wntur.
Aid. wlckersl,um presented a 1'utitiun OF prop
crty.ownors III tavor of. md alt arllnnuee
grlnllng authority to, tho Chicago City ltliawuy
Company to extend It's Trucks Oh Wabash ave-
1,,,e to Like an1 tho,lcu to State. i.
Ther wcru referred to tho Cosumlttco on Streets
and Alloys South. ...-...
ALL. 1li.druth introduced IN ortitliuuco rc1uir-
Ing Telephone at,si telegraph up,npanlos to Eny
Lleenso tr sll year for every polo used b. thens
WltbIn thu city limits.
I'LL: w.tTEt. SUPPLY.
,v,a .,., ~ lu't, ~, w f.,,1Sr r"rt "1
"ruur Cunm'tse on Fire ! an1 wv, W,.tcs, TO who'll
WIS IT. H. nu a,G 1snSF ~ ut ~ uat t,wis f
y ~ ~ l fn so,., ,,lt,r nva,nsnt
btx leave TO ropott: traut your Cotn.ni.teo have
ss $ss; \
San.' tSeir 1pians Ian % tor central r. ! pumping works.
After 'hrnruR froai Their e'iHl:,oer. ,Mr;;
4sctf
rucot.inu,l,liiig Tho asoption q tholr plans. We
III co,npe,lrd ID buy npproprato Hrot!i!s con. .
1a1rt prescn. west sile t%snci. bGits new stand
tipr buildings, smnke-stacks, ttu, etc.. al1 Ut
wSl sost % ~ per re- s'tnH a g tns Ss''sHr Sr e e
prtsrtilcd - your ho1iorablo bo!ly at the West
1ns tD s ssEess ssn, se% ncre % a' urssa
nG,s 't,at tn tfo ttts wuru TIC prgns plat,s not
carried oul, thoy cur DO cr!ctet. att ,p.1t III
Sns,at,qn 1t sit;,s st @at fxcdsx Il sS uIpx 81 s :st
It t IT, s,so tu lsssesss ihs +, ;sspgiy i Il
S S1; rse
ass!@x r. IT,; II ~ SS;; 5I 1y';Sa ss.,fs Sits
stf satrc q e taa "s e s"1.sGe e ee ~ aiaansd ] 'A'
wnEnE ,tosr Nnsprp.
four con!ttso M ,s woa% H., =; rsscotiy , 'm' eel ~
tho Law sasttent r,,eonafnw. ~ ,'.tn Mnrc
noi, osii M wsI 1T fbe nowSr. o'.,s to tGo sns
s,;rnns at tho Wuter Ftind Gn hn1,t, to coutFhrt
IT, @ w saStsS Sss S"S aa fsasy y
fur delivery twu yoats from this at1 e. Pay for
gm sssitnsa,nE sH tSr a"nrcf gnsl ~ IoSen te
Canmatefp rs ~ Wom s,o,,as, orcr mrcnarc by
, 1881-06-21

s5ss1d2 Da1s!sa - r. M =, t"Fs7v ts7' NJ s,.,.
nuuvpuE, la.. May ABR. George v, ecott.
ono OF puhuquo's oldest cltfxcrs. died to-day.
Soufo years prp bo was injured by q RUNWAY
tcaltl, tho Q1eGt OF which hAatcncd bis doath.
, 1881-06-21

] tsve alyun yous Thorto: FatT, Z. taxA1-vs Il
fair trial aud am greatly pleased With It. ~
". ii. HxADEH II. H., Naw An1ste1sl4n. lad.'
, 1881-06-21

CHRISTIAN lIENN1CkS,
6psetat DtsatkA Ia 1As CAfeaso TNaBHA
MAD1eoH, Wis.,, Juue 9,-ChrtstIRn haufscks.
q pEomtuaat German restdeot OF this oity. dloa
lsst night aftet 4 long elQkexs.
, 1881-06-21

ssts ssV fs; Ssd II kss3e aS ;is
inat,sris yffaf e n,laa an3 htsay, sad dlspsts
se s:o:'y I'll sn 6 s.ss e. osss
PRICE IS and 60 CTs. SOLO BY ALL DRUGGISTS. I,
WHAT DRUGGISTS SAY:
--or- - :.
Tropic-Fruit >LazatiYe,'
aese s s ss1 sss .p h, ts sEP PfsSRG s9 .oa 81
" HSsT & brsLAs. laoo xhfoadwa55. Ns1 York. ;.
neys5 Gs pY:s s gsspv. "
1t'a better tss sx sstsls ~ h'ssRo hk'sssR W.
- -
Our physician, prescribe IT, Use !. in ny own
Warrington. y. 6.
II takes we'll and gives sattsiaet!on. -
uEsar NE6itt d soSs, r'harma;ei,a' ara.;;d,s r.
''' F j. 7. Iiio0ias, 0wensboro, ~.
''''A Hen!dsson. ~. :
ws ss more q !: ,as ~ RSson. os5 pss.ss S1s .s In
TIC a'0'e' Do"S''' @ '"''A'' PsTs. Ky.
Excellent Rlsss aIs;s'sr Pharmacy, jersey city. MI
=:
71 have large den'S iSf 51fs ssEr5
EleEan. and attractive havs u.etl /: myself,
"A@ ''''sPi sPazsT1cE s Evissos, Janesvll!e, VIII.
eommsncea The drug business IL this eity ,lty
hsa hs s 70 s'S1 I1xAfs ss Ey better
tVAH - Ha5Aoa't AtNd6sET
Have used It in my. family With great atistso'
''n' - i. i. ID DAVIS, Dfussat, ssllova Falls, VI
-
wo havu used your Tnor1pFhu1r 1.AxArlvE
Of ous towns1lr, wi,o a.so n.nn,lneldlt. 1t an
| swGrs tho purpose dssfgiletl Admiralty ~,
DnEWsrEn & Co., Druggists, 3tneIaho, h'1'.
ColllsoN bNos., Druggists. Colunbfa. Ky.
The acest La.s!tys In ths wosI,d ~ the Cath
~"S ~s GAIL M4a4 DuppEsHAu!rs.
1t.c.ls we'll. md y . good srtlslc. ,,,..,.n. =
Taps,c-Fnur1 LAXATIVE gives universal aatiafas.
a0 aud MGy.&e'ea's as4Es ass'bass Dsnss Ii verno o.
= H',. II,
1nsyer found ,uoru pleasant and .nlmllasirs
\ 100 Columbia 6k. New 3otk.
phy1tclans hero hare found It 10 bS 1noat feltAr
h1e. : ? AMI they wish to pFeacFaoe It LARGELY
thIs coming seasoii. . .,,,.
Il. EcxxaXANS, Druggist. Grand Raptds, Mich.
| l cortster tho laxative the hnest and most
agreeable preparation ever used, aud Sha!l rec
| on1uHu1 Ii to my Gust0meH. ~ -.
49, -" 8
, 1881-06-21
OTHER TESTIMONY.

FonT stsApr, D. T., Jan. n, 1N1'
JkuY Sir:-I 1lavo hRd perpett.at gday hfshs
acp aid have berM e,nsuiMtg tor the laet sssas
yGan. hay0 Nsetl lfterent teMeuss ~ wy stM.s
most yslushio TkoFlo.Fnu LAXATIVE snhn
c:iduayor 70 gtYe to It my cordial support "
Recommending Il 70 thy many semfeo4ef eae 4muu =
~ :: ~ Company x. 18th 1nfaa&s3'
, 1881-06-21

Mrs, AMANDA u. lsAltCKIIAH.
xpsetat UtspaseA 10 IAt cAttasa 3fshsHk -
MADISON, Wis, Juno a.-Atrs. Atuatas o.
ll8rckhau, \ young Marr10d lady % yeRFs olus
died ibis morning hssare = long and painful !'!'
n0AGs -,
, 1881-06-21

tho dfnticss 0f tho lRhh which tho CapsaIns say
Looks no latfpr tlta. tho md ut rtgar.
Y1.tFE.sAt1SH NTATfONe.
CntttfMnts liaru beoh tet for tho rnnsttti0tton
Of lifu.katnx ntniuta Mt Fn!I 1emGt. Or nt&stDh4
CIty. nt,a Mhi1l1 tsIAli'l. tt4n ftuttit MAtHE!nl
IA uw ttHltlu tirr1hrn nfii the stnliOf5 will Ut
tEAty for 0ttulHttiutt III lwU t1utlthA.
, 1881-06-21

rhave usad ypur ,rsorIeF Fsv.E LA1ATtyA & AZ s,ae,
hen io ssy that It dosa oil ss4 9ats ler q wasSa
soaetas ys 9t 99,tsstxs s 1ess |1osn -
sess s'''8'''u 81 Graham b., Brooklyn. n. T.
Nov. y, 1880,
, 1881-06-21
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kakg Apl tue effect E0tN1. .- ~
' i. D. 8uErAEp, ~ D., Eseston. mo-

tried your TRor!cfa LaxA71vs, aaa I'M
ii. < uslaisN, u. d., puahofs, n.
, 1881-06-21
PHYSICIANS: TESTIMONY.

find The administration and efhct tully SfJc1
claim. Q. H. L1as471kx, - a.g.t Fl. ~
, 1881-06-21


naar Htr-TaoPIc.FnuT LAxAT1yk y the on!y
ausss GOOD iof torpid liver and hahltna! cpi,:sps-
lion, - s' "s' As.@
, 1881-06-21
j: ollyr., aticl.., March 15. laL.

lind sicj. excellent rsulM from It thai asslfs "
iutpduce Il among our ladies' -. =
, 1881-06-21
Nov. y. 1880,

orrsca or J. o. I!utY 4 Co.. \
Du,ksglLEits AMP 61AItoN1nnt esi
NV. -11.viDs trEed two boxss ol ypuf
r.,nsv,c. .Fsv1r L4xAr1vx, lnd thsy suit my 60 ~
bsster than anything ever tIis4 esto1s. ! Aaa
hixhly pleased with lheau. n H1rx,s$
, 1881-06-21

phy1tclans hero hare found It 10 BE- most feltar
be, . : . AMI they wish to preacEtbe It largely
tllIs coming seasott. .
a. EcKxaMANH, pruggist, Grand Rapids, Mieh4
, 1881-06-21

Tanplc-FaurT LAXATIVE EfvrA Universal aatafas'
uolt. aud phyttetafls recommend fta 1a8e. .
ii. A. uhxEa, DriEgiat, Nt. Vernon, ..
, 1881-06-21

lueyer found iuoru pleasant and asainllAtiye
LaxstiYo baforo, LOUIS HxiTi1KAst
100 Columbia 81. New iork.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-05-06
L

Second Lieutenant James A. Leyden,
4th infantry, is detailed as q member of
the general court-martial, convened at
Fort Fred. Steele, Wyo.
First Lieutenant Joseph F. Cum
mings. 3rd cavalry. is detailed as a
member of the general court-martial
convened at Fort Washakie.
Gen. Ord's 2O-year old son has been
offered a colonelcy in the Mexican army.
You see the young mans brother-in-
law is the Mexican secretary of war.
A furlough for four months, with
permission to 60 beyond sea, is granted
Corporal John C. N. Paulus and Pri-
vate Albert B. Panlus, company D,
18th infantry.
A furlough of four months, with per-
mission to go beyond the sea, to take
effect after his re-enlistment, Is granted
Trnmpeter Patrick ]. O'Brien, COM
pany F, 9th infantry.
The following named enlisted men.
now at fort Omaha, will. without de-
lay, rejoin their companies: Sergeant
James H. Merton, company H, 9th In
fantry, at Fort Mckinney, w. T.; Ser
geant John B. Winchester, company E,
9th infantry, at Fort Robinson, Neb.;
Sergeant Horace E. Wyrick, company
A, 9th infantry, at Camp Cheyenne de-
pot, W. T.; Private William II. Rock
well, company B, 9th cavalry, at Fort
Niobrara, Neb,; Private Henry Win
ters, company B, 9th cavalry, at Fort
Niobrara, Neb.; Private James Cronic,
company F, 3rd cavalry, at Fort San
ders, W. T.; Private Patrick Kelly,
company !, 14th infantry, at Fort
Douglass, U. T.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-05-06

The second division of the Raymond
excursion, passed through Cheyenne
yesterday. The train was composed of
five Pullman sleepers and a baggage
car, and arrived at II O'Clock, railroad
time. There were 95 persons in the
party. They differed but little in ap-
pearance from the first division Of ex-
c~ursionists. They all praised the din
ner that was set up for them here, and
likewise praised the beauty Of Chey-
enne's ladies. whom they said excelled
any they had seen since leaving home.
The train left shortly before the ar
rival of No. 3 and will describe ex-
actly the same course as the first di.
vision. The two will meet in San
Francisco.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-05-06
HATEa woaHs.

An adjourned meeting of the city
council was held last evening 10 con-
slider the proposition Of Hon. M. L.
Post to organize a company to build
water works for the city Of Cheyenne.
Mayor Carey presided Members
present: Messrs- Dyer, Horrie, Kimme,
McGresor. Robertson, sharpless and
Taylor.
Mr.. Dyer, from the committee on
water works, stated that the committee
had examined the proposition of Mr..
Post, and reported tavorably except
that part providing that the city fur
nish and own its hydrants and spurs.
He thought that the city would be in
yesting too much money in this fea-
ture. Referring to the plan adopted by
the city of Denver and the water com
pany as bearing upon the present prop
o~sition, he failed 10 see a similarity,
and asked for the reading of the con
tract of the Denver water water CON-
pany.
The said contract was read by the
city clerk.
1t was stated by Messrs. Dyer and
Horrie that the only objection the
committee found to the proposition
was the matter of the city furnishing
the hydrants.
The clerk then read from Mr.. POSTS
proposition, in which he proposes to
construct water works for all purposes
required by the water ordinance, for
$3.50 per annum, pay quarterly.
The city to furnish all hydrants, con
Meeting pipes, and the city to pay for
the erection of all hydrants.
The city to. pay the city tax on said
works and pipes within the city limits.
The city to sell the old mains on a
fair basis to Mr.. Post.
He holds the. bid open until May eth
at noon, and sent in a bond for $40, 900
After lengthy discussion, and with
out coming to any conclusion, council
adjourned until Saturday evening next
at 8 O'Clock.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-05-06

A few days ago q gentleman stepped
into Crittenton's No z Sixth avenue,
and stated that he had used HALE's
HONEY OF HoREHoUND AND TAR
in his family for the last four months,
to the entire satisfaction of them all,
for the cure of Coughs, Colds, Influen-
"a, Hoarseness, Difficult Breathing, or
any affections Of the Throat, Bronchial
Tubes and Lungs leading to Con-
sumption; but, moving to tie east side
of the town, he went to the nearest
druggist for a bottle of this article,
when the druggist attempted to palm
off some article of his own manufac-
ture in place of it; and using here the
gentleman's own language, he told the
druggist he Couldn't see it;' or in
other words. he was satisfied with
Hale's Honey Of Hcrehound and Tar,
and wanted nothing else, as he had
used this, and knew by experience that
this article would give almost immedi-
ate relief, and in a short time would
effect a permanent II of any or all OF
the foregoing complaints. We have
our eye upon the above mentioned
druggist and trust, should he read this,
1t will be a lesson to him and to any
druggists to furnish Hale's Honey Of
Horehound and Tar, when called for,
and retain their customers, for the
a that any n who uses this arti-
Gle once will have nothing else. Sold
by all respectable druggists at so
cents and 81 per bottle. Depot Z Sixth
avenue, Great saving by buying large
size. Depot, Crittenton's z Sixth ave-
nue., New York City.
Pixies TooTHAcHE DRoPs cur in
one minute.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-05-06

Another good house greeted Minnie
Palmer last evening. She was as viva
cious and fascinating as on the previ-
Gus evening, while her support sustained
their parts properly.
The party will leave to-day for the
east, playing at Grand Island, Ere
mont, Omaha and other large towns
between here and Omaha.
During yesterday the members of the
company strolled about the city and
made many purchases, including Indian
.curiosities, mounted elk and deer heads,
etc. Miss Palmer bought a very fine
head, which she will ship to-day to her
uncle In New York.