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, 1881-08-31
HOME GATHERINGS.

TilH WHISTLE ilHhtSAStE.
YesterdaytrnE T,GnuSE frHb1tahud letter nd
dressed u tho Citizens Association by tho Mah.
ugpr aud Superintendent Of tho uuIon Line Of
Tugs regarding the enforcement uf the city mr.
dlnance prescribing TINT eMch slcau, lug Ur tl0at
plying In or entorfnr tho Chicago lllvcr shutlA
al6c whistle three Inches IN diatncter. thirteen
lncles lung, nud n,ado ur copper. l3elnw We
print tho reply VI tbs Association, through In
Secretary, in which tho Association 1tsclalnts
amy intention or attempting to norsecnto or ut.
press tho tug interests Ut thts harbos. ind sus.
EcsttnE that a cheerful compliance With tho o.
ltnancc would snso unnecessary litigation arl
tcnd TO prouoto fcc1lng of hArmo,ty Getwceu
both tho ctIzcns and those interested III tug
properly: It is to ue hopetl that tue. .pnrEcs IN.
meet the Citlxens' Ahsociattnn = suggestions il
Tho same friendly spirit ID wh iclt ii,oy aru Of
pIHlnt: and from our knowledge 0I Tho gurllr-
1aoH ~ colltrol ot tho tug. !nssocintt9ns wo he.
Heye % that f. q, a'nl.1lo aetticmun, u the Gaes-
lions or lltiRnuon. Tho following Ii Secretary
Gtrizxss. Asioc1Arroy or CHICAGO. Exxcu.
1Lar!na', E*l;, Ma.!ager q 10 Vnion j,tte p
plesoYght TO Go; estnlllshca " thv s,ilts which
sYpt hy eonvtcti9n in nm individual cs!sc bcEoro
r9!Ico Justice. II tho purity 40 coayicto'l aI,-
w cntIi nat @ .onbI,o III IN o n ssttuh si ti,e t,.rs
or whsit y nyr ,+rc,, ia @ i'll ~ 80 thn ros.
.hAt each ndendcr ia untitled to Ills sot,nr1te No.
1cns1. Your counsel will. prnlMbt', say tho
.nfa,n,s ~ sao nn,st,t Ga1o "nsSu a conaea w. tuo
.;,,nen M that s,,vSas,cd '"n mfo,.n n'em ~, r..
Maue. Meanwhile, however, whlIo sulemnly
nptest1nE tlat there ts not, nor
Rser hts bccn nny dralc 0n Eh0 part ur ,1llr .ts~
t,Snrt ~, ~ sn uPEs:ve 10 tnH FIX.
sytI, IL. a., ~, tt,a.s e. ,,Mtt J., a
titf.ns1s,,% ~ ~ n ~ t ~ 49, "' ~ =. ~ St.Et etM
pf ftfty.hvu tDwllE-vrsscls INV llylug IlI tliis
FLYER, your line consisting 1t seyentne vessels,
, 1881-08-31
SHEEP SALES IN KENTUCKY,

I.oulsviL1.E, Ky., A,ts 0.-At Lesnsus >, ,i,",
tho unnual slleep-brec.lers' salr toos ~ =
yesterday, 'rllu principal scllerS Meae ,'.. i, t.
Johuso,,, Il. Z, Estill ult! Leslie Io,,Il5 Io,,,.nnl5s
About lido ileu.l nf ShrOpSlilEes, soIS'%s on,'sTess
suWe!.t.t.w..s, nsMl Oxtog4s werc, w,, ".etSs: ~ M:
Prices for {ha best ranged aS !!'si!i !n IN ts,I
p.s!s tlsss WI WI ss fs,se for rorsir;s Shss
ma lecoiaing very ppplar Yil, y 1fr,'si's1 irasi i
Tlo dry wUuther cut prizes dowt. as. o. 1ivi Iavias
xr cult, nlti prevented Builders !f"f "n f"r TT,
hull. tla sheep sales u tlis ssfI!1'. iIras w. lii
teasot haye 6cel. goats!9nt!I9e wie le buy
crs 1ta tvlu3tNrt tU purchase.
, 1881-08-31

i"f ,sSs x snns,e rss 'ond'
::: :::S: $Es:s;sSy iiSIsas: M S:||:; IS''' sos'
::!SS Ss;issk ls9!:H Si".&,T: sun,.1s!s.;
r" :.ss s:.sse9 s"'M5 .'a" iffsf fs;ot 'aas1 'ss:+
r"i, Nia1y s s"a!S e n,t i!a,s % saasss
FIX Hits,t sstS!. ".sss"i s Ha ia',';~e a''7''
T", FIJI, si:.e' Il s;s1 M'S%sfGn %s ases aHo i;;uue,
Fri, svSeT ~ SsasI whts tsc .Sscn ,ts ,,,;,,
|:;S d,ts:5 i,sys.; as., sssnfss
I;s"SS i..%.!ss' sistisel!s tssax. '''''
I;ss !Ss'|S!s'; ss2l|s l|!sss :s's,i saiase
sss *ss 5 q t.'%'sy S':a asss,nee. sss lumber.
s.Ar i. i. M!lns, i.uirslt; coa1:
-! csx and vooa
sF sssF sas' 's Si:!:' iss Fs aesa!oe, sss! umbor
sssnF ssnF TIs,9SnfHs Ie1S sa;ts tt:"fs fsi es" inst
ss s: II ss: $;:s {'sss;
stsr sssr atE H. ks MGnf,ksHso ,,',s :as sr'eoF
Hcnr t:harIes i.n!it,x, Sict!onaao. lumber.
$sSt iafse issss ! F!srs F!HseSs: Gie:xeian coal.
Sehr si !;!aa T!iI',ss. tS .''sa,oa. 'Sa umror.
achr r 9'Ga' nrcen r .s ltay ~ ,n1nher; n.,.,
ssss! ss E|Gtss;Ss: $!:$'ssss!a' i s i:':Sd. Ties.
Ss|r li,a tiSs,s .layo1 ,,as %nseF.
$Sj;s sSs LUMBER
ssS; HS!5S:sS %ssS ",,Ssis }aa,s;
ssF ssEs s'fis sttafsa ifesa lasen lumber
SsF SsF i,s I,I6st s'Ssy COAL
'. ACTUAL sAltlS1s.
f1Httsx S+u,t. tJato @nAN
, 1881-08-31

wv knew what x T. Is 70 @ saeF with ~ pils.,
t0rillrllts VI tho huulan tsal.io. Thu Att4t per.
feel curl, ever known " kldHoy.Wuet. 1t curea
aud then ia tonic aptlun restores
heaith to the discaseu boNels. aud $lruyvals rs-
e!lrrrucU of AEseilgt. Try 1t without leluy.
Thu dry and tho liquid are both sold by drug
EtttS.-G(Vle,
, 1881-08-31
STORM SIGNALS.
tIts1Etttb 1tfJFS.

wAsntxarOS, u. e., Ahg. 3i-l.:tO n. ,t.-s!4-
NnLs down. The storm.ccntrn hns muved to tho
1lortli,vcstwatd. Signals hayo nlso bcon ordered
tlow,, nj nututh. Marquette. Escnnaba. Mick.
itnw, Milwaukee. Section and (. Chicago,
Grand ftavcp, Scction ..
, 1881-08-31

Epx.lal bl,patea to 7nt Chicago ttla.nf.
ronr nrncS, sl!ch.. Aug. aL-1:. J. Mcrrl,nau.
o. LUG Ioft lh!f"n "rcca'us eohPanst ntfNc"
this nfsernns'n from the wreckcti barge
Northorn Light, nsl,oro nt llarrsvitlo. # h.ts
IT,. ~. % .a.,.,. ,s..s.s w., H.. ,,,..,,,
ing, tho cna!ns drawing aosonsh ner IN MANY
plhces, ana tncy were 0DH9cd 10 abnhaon hefas
total wreck. This Company Will co3nnlcuce
operations Oh tho snnkcn propeller City or st.
CutharIncs at pilcc
DAMAGED $1,000 nv rlnE.
sp.ttoi DaeattA = 1'as c.'ease 71tsuns.
MrhwAU.Er. AuE. W-A tiro was discovered
III tho bold of ths wreck of tho schooner M
bnt, lying OIL tho hntiom opposlt Wolf l. Davlii-
spu's sI(u. ynrf] this AFTERNOON. aud before tho
flames coutl he oxtlnxt,tste sho was .lai,,axnd
-. ~ ,ne aa.ent -. sv'' .um .ao ute ur'aA.a
s,,nnIcate,! by sparks from tho steam: barao
!natay .9 Day. wnsca paSscu ny snoft lime pre-
s'o"s' rr,r,u, ro.,,e,,.
rx..,., ,,,.r",ts :. ~. rh,es,o 1-ta,,r.
ana ~; cr aG ;say in n9 ass nigbt ran tsn
iSts 81 wrcckase iii i:n,sao ill., s,IcL a. io,sr.
Eer"sGr n and % Yxes Of tl nesShanasq mnrkca
cniIison n,tst tnvo ncei1rrst ii,,r3nu the rucet
sn,,,xy wcntnor If, thu Etruits. Tho Weather hms
so tii!ck for tho last gcaK That pcrs,lr, To!,ii
hers.
e, EA,t.ons' WAGES.
Special pt,pateh to The Chteaso Tribune.
EtSUSrpN, unt., Al,g, U.-'rhls morning a
laruo ilt.lt,er Ut scnucil assembled III thsr hull
mud tIcl,Atcd tho wages question:. some wurc In
laynr ot I.lsane!ng tho rnte y ccnts pr day.
Wn.s WHILE usncEs u,ssEnteu. .y .faaniy Nn'G WIZ WIZ
tAhcs, gnu II WIS tieeMfeo talt the wages snontI
e e UT tmo psus.t si.n -. pGr w tno w Fly
~ NeS MY tnstssaa tnn ts.i'. 1n;s 10 s"sa 70 oo
'@s .''.,,.', ~ ~ ...,.. s.o .'
o" sM... ~ :: - ~ 49,. 49,. .sa.s. Nh,
opte.a Hnana'en 70 ~ r. 1aitaoo 1f.oMas.
~; IT., ~ aug. ,n Wn ss,TScy III %MS msno &c
n'may y! M,n.a t9e MnooH.r ~. !. s attatnn "
, 1881-08-31
Numors os Hot Wheat 1scri1cd AL
Satisfactorily IDowned.
An Examination Of tho Wheat In the st.
Paul Elevator.
A New York Operator Drops $4,000 and
Pleads tho Baby Act.
Tbs )lajarity rtnu Iar Tue faasirutlian Of Tho
Ntw BoarI VI 1ruac lIulIdlny.


or 'nor' las"raoIc erop prospects abroa'l a'.0
lseo offerings M oy brokers WI" wore ssppose., 10
tho conn.tttco Int heeu nskcd TO cxa,niuc
whcot n .,,nthnr o,ryatnr' nnI thcy fo,,n.' ,hnt
romo Of It needed to bo turned ovcr or out.
Thc market tcil al ~; to a:s ue,ts casty,
with rho cllauc and ,ho ,ailcrs sclnu all lhs
s, mm a'a s.a uto", .'" .u osa y, 'nvs
reports september whcat oponcd NJ si.G'i. ana
T st.cna M NM, 1,r roac s"natv m Il .nd NJ.
vnnncn IN sfo artornnn, - ri .s;,r Th,
,,,,.,... ~, ~ Nv N" '.se ~ t 80.
,Muu .,aau W. "1t .ppI"' ~ c""a.eU '"sH
sAus nus o"t Aeps y" ec't'nA' .m'''o ~ NY
onli movement "as aerclop!nT' Iho crowd
5 n11 Of. S :nS aks s' s SGoss s; 4 Il s9 ,ass ;
@ o @ ee sn' forea s'Ss WI whlaS s 10 take M
III TIC ilenl whera tao old pool iett iii. Othors
Ws "n sa II S to H aftrfoos, ihat tknx TX.
nll 1io could Kot. THO hull aldo argueIl that
therC wls mofboy III wheat Nt present rrIegs,
vii d ull tho wiilter wheat markets nwny ui,ovo
irs ns one; 9sy ote ,ne 70 ". hora ios @ gs ~ q s
y1 ,ys @ 1 y gtirss, ,trco !r ~ sprsgs a wn,
tn1 oasReI op MpWarm ~ ay Mny 1a.. nn
TUG Call ioar! a...
THE "nor-wnEAr" SCARE
M ',,' aot Ct, cut @ much % # ns,o nfsr ne eary
m W. & sfss ta VI sna snes s 1sai
which. ie wns sai.It aI,,ded nj t6c w6eat ''i iSat
i.a Hset, fotini to ,csl1iirss pro'npt attention.
Ss'IsT q As',st tSs IA s.sed e il tx ,,i a
dit ara supposed 10 l,s narrowed dowa 10 ov Or
| tlnnl day Of settlement. Tho clique Of Huckeyo
ti!s etoSd en the it E scpts'"bes. ana Ees@ @ AZ
hg 1%o oGa. Hano1s, ns i1st o. possihIe Thts
lJ(01tG bS8 Mid f1ia ntuA llD{1't TbrV
, 1881-08-31

xytuohestsr,a gaypophosi[,.nasstt,jp jpaft
will o,ira consumption. tx'ufna "SsIt kl4Ass
bronchitis, and KanerA Is1sAts'
tWcutrsoue yeMta.
, 1881-08-31
nEL101ous 1tETREAT.

HELsU1OU5 IF141 N14N1
8psefat Dtspatth to 1ha chta1o 7neaA"
DUBUQUE, Iowa. Aug, W.-Tho tataone e..,U
OF this Diocese nru holding religious r'!ss a.,..
81, Joscph's Colloao II, this city. Over loo pIe1
ara fII Mttet!iancG. ,,nItlcr FralIcls Mnhat'''
Ehllllcothc, Mo-, is conducting tho tctEe''
, 1881-08-31

.
Tho Peoples Church, DR.. II. W, ,Thnmss as
tor, will reopen ut lIooloy's Thcatro suuty.
Nr. 1Ioolay hna spent upwards Of *aa,0 re1!as
tho auditorium md bulcony, and 81, ~ has besa
expended OIL nawiy seating tho baloony. vaIs
is now provided with casy, cushioned, ~
coing, ,paittlnE,, and new carpot.ug throutt..
out. tho building. ltnws arc llnw heM
sccttrotl ut the bUx-o(Icc, nul ths
prospect IL favorable that u revenue q eaoa
WIN 10 derived frnn this sourcc., Tnc .ea..
End tie Front rox u! tho tireH. .s!re'e E, r. 5s
while In the bnlcony the prices saugo from Y
tn $0. aayenty.l!vo tto'lars Is Aaked ios sa 80
lotto Sir. A., H.. WhltN:ck. tho lumber tnsf. n
chaut. aoAts In tho gallery nro free. 70 ~ y
tho call for pcws has bGcn quite ltalted,
but this ls owing to the fact that laFse gsr.
q offaSS .o az. liz ysar 1 ows ets a & u
frsentlg tho thaatro WIZ crowded e ;sn rs .,%, ,a
salary rs last year 003,-and tho th9atrr ~ ~
lIecii lcNsca Of Mr. llou,cy-from tho firsF ~ saa'
tlny IL Yeptombcr to tho first Sunday In IRl5-
for tl,:s1, a
, 1881-08-31
1IttfS. T..

Nothing was reported yesterday regarding orc
freyhts, tho demand for vessels stu rcnain.nK
and rates tlrn. Tho following nre the rutes
fr0m tho points nRn,cl:
From Escanntn to GhIcnRa.. 100
FrTm EacAnabn to Lake Erie rtlris..... 1.eEe l.4I
IRON Marquette to Lnko Eric I,orls.... .-Ntg..3.5
Goals
Conf frolghts from Lake Erlo pUrts nrG ro-
ported VERY 1rnt R.tcs from Osvcgo arc Ntsu
reported exceedingly firm. with xrent scarcity
Of hcasylcrs III Lake OntnrIo for tho upper lakes
IN f1Iio ou.Ir,f fhn, liner rat
, 1881-08-31

LAYING or a COKSER-sIe'S@
Special Distateh 10 1hs chttdso 7ft0un" y,
LuplSnToN, Mich, Aux I.-Tho cessa'.n ..N'."srs,
Church Was roIductel by llishop t}ll!esl"e'
, 1881-08-31
VESSEL CHARTERS.

At MILWAUKEE, WIS.
spketa& nlsnatth 10 The Chicago Tribune.
Slli.wAuKEE. villa. Ang. J0.-Thore was Eou4l
inquiry tor vessels to loud ,yhoat for ButSalo Mt
CENTS, but no chastern wcro knuwn to hsvu
hccn made. Tile sleain.basRo Chisholm aud
schooner THOMAS Quaylo wero chnrlorel 10 tako
ore fron. Escaunba to Cleveland at xI.45 and tho
sshoouor Il. 7: siason wood from Traverse lily
10 Tits port. ut $e.5u.
At nuPFALO. NJ r,
J. snse*: 3tSe 4eh 10 The CHICAGO Tribune.
NufFAt.l, n. T., Aur. r.:N.--EAnrturs-Irope1er
Anniu Young, coal to Chicago, *i.li.
CAltuI frelRltts unchanged at 4 euIltB on wheat
atld A.. cents Oh c1rll. business fairly active.
At ELErELASb', o,
Ep<etat UtsnGre!s 10 11s Ghieaad Iftbgns.
,CLEvEI.ASli. o.. AuE. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
W. II, Rounds. conl to Chicago ou private terms.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-06-09
South Carolina Railroad.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On aud after Sunday, November 7th,
1880, Trains will run as follows:
col IIMDIA llIILICInM

looV, trains Will run as follows:
COLUMBIA DIVISION.
(DAILY.)
Leave Charleston at 6 90 a m 8 90 m
Arrive at Columbia at IL 10 u IN 6 10 a III
Leave Columbia at *6 10 IN $50 D m
Arrive at Charleston FL IS IN 30 a m
*On Sundays this Train will leave Co
lumbia at 2 Is p m and arrive in Charleston
at 7 80 p N.
AUGUSTA DIVISION.
(DAILY.)
Leave Charleston at 8 90 a nj 10 Is D m
Arrive ut Augusta at 3 45 IN 8 80 q IN
Leave Augusta at 7 55 m 600 D m
Arri'c at Charleston at 2 90 m S 90 q m
Trains leaving Charleston at 6 90 M
and Columbia at 6 l0p IN. make oloso
connections (exccpt on Sundays) with
GrcenvilIe and Columbia Railroad to and
from Walhalia, GreenvilIe, Anderson,
and all local points 90 that Road, inolud-
ing Seneca City, where close connections
are made with the Atlanta and Charlotte
Air Line Railway with all local stations,
including Atlanta and all points South and
West.
JOHN B. PECK,
General Superintendent.
D. G. ALLEN, Gen. Pas. and Ticket Agt
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-06-09
The Farmer Feeieth All.

Ny lord rides through his palace gate,
My lsdyssweeps along In state. ba
The ssgo thinks long on many thing,
Aud the maiden tpuses on marrying;
The minstrel hafpeth merrily,
The sailor plows the foamiug sea,
The huntsman kills the good red dear,
Aud the soldier wars without fear;
But fall 70 each what'er befall,
i3 The farmer he must feed them all.
Smith hammereth oheeriiy the sword,
Priest ,preaoheth pure aud holy word,
Dame Alice worketh broidery we'll;
Clerk Riehsrd tales Of lovo can tell.
The tsp-wife sells her foaming beary
Dan Fisher fishes ia tho mere,
And courtieIs ruffle, strut and shine,
While pages bring the Gaseon wiue;
But fall to each what'er befal,
Tho farmer he must feed them ail.
Man builds his castles fair and high,
Whatever river runneth BY.
Great cities rise in overy land,
Great churches chow the builders hand;
Great arches, monuments and towers.
Fair palaces and pleasing bowers,
Great work Is done, bet here aud there,
And we'll man worketh everywhere;
But work or rest, what'er befall,
The farmer he must feed them all.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-06-09
WALHALLA PRICES CURRENT.

CORRECTED WEEKLY
ArPLEs-Dried, per pound 4
Green. per bushel 100
BuTrER--Per pound 5000
BEEswAx-Per pound 8
BEEF-Per pound 4(07
BAcoN-Dry sale shoulders 500
q. II. Sides 9(Dl0
S. G. hams, canvassed l4G1l5
CAL1co-Per yard 8(1lO
CoFrEE-Rio per pound 20G925
. -Laguyra, per pound 20
Java, per pound 25QD30
-Adamantine, per set 2OG925
Sperm, per pound so
Chickens AND Fowls, per head 1920
CoTToE-Por pound, midling, 9s(9lO
g Yarn, per bunch 100
DsossMper head d'''' 2o@2s
EGGS, per dozen l0ml23
FLOUR, por sack, COS pounds,l 3.5O(94. 90
FEATHERs-Gcese, per pound as
. Mixed por pound 80
GRAIE-Corn, per bushel, rs
Rye per bushcl IS
Oats. rcd. per tashel rs
GEEsE-Per head 3OGA4O
Honey, por pound SOLO
HIDEs-Dry, per pound IL
. --Green, per pound GM6I
lNDIGo-Spanish Float, per pound $50
" Carolina, per pound rs
IRON English refined per pound 4}005
-S~eed, per pound 7(08
-Band, per pound 5(06
Hoop, per pound l24
Potware, per pound 5C06
LARD, per pound 100l21
LIME, per barrel 90
LUMBER, per thousand feet 1000
sSa' MosAssSss, Ss' p""uS per- gallon 10000 60
MADDER, per pound 25(D3O
NAILS, per keg, 4.o0@G. 90
ONIONS, per bushel LOO
Oil, Kerosene. per gallon 20(925
PoTAToEs-Irish, per bushcl 6O(975
KIcE, per pound 500
SALT-Liverpool, per sack 1926
] Surfing, wholesale 7
{ F" retail ~
Z " wholesale GI
I retail
4.4 SnEETINo, wholesale 8
F." s. retail 81
suoT, per pound 10
SPIRITS TURPENTiNE, per gallon rs
SOAP, per ponhu 8(0l0
SUoARs-Crushcd, per pound l21
"A White, per pound 10
Brown, per pound 0
Extra c., pcr pound 10
STARCH, white and blue, per pound 64@7
SODA, per pound 5@l0
TOBACCO, per pound $4,000
:, per pound, smoking 400 SO
TALLow, per pound 7
Turkeys, per head 4O050
TEAs-Gun Powder per pound I.l0
Tyson, Green, per pound IS
Young lIyson Black, por ID IS
Wool washed, pcrpound. 80
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-06-09

1t requires no small degree Of
talent to know when to conceal
it.
They who educate the Nations
children shape the Nations des--
tiny.
Good breeding is so natural and
easy that it can be taken for mere
simplicity.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-06-09
Columbia and Grepnville Railroad
g. S.@"tsOHANGE OF SCHEDULE,

:, .,COLuMBIA, s. O.; May 80, 1881.
.On and after "Wednesday, juno lstj
1881, tho Passenger Trains will run as
herewith indicated upon this road and it's
branches daily, except Sundays:
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-04

Joseph Cooper, one of the secretaries
Of the British foreign antf-slayery soci-
ETY., is dead.
II is understood that the first lord Of
the British admiralty will respond fay-
orably 10 the geographical societies me
mortal for the relief OF Leigh smith.
The great teleseope-perhaps the
largest equatoasl telescope in the
world-now being constructed for the
observatory nea Nice is to have an
object glass three feet in diameter and a
focal length of over fifty feet.
A veteran Swiss matchmaker claims to
havs devised a means Of keeping watch
es running fer years without winding
up. A seated box containing two
watches was placed in the keeping of
the municipal authorities Of Vouvry on
the 10 tn OF January, 1879. The box
has just been opened. and the watches
were found going.
At the Irish convention Yesterday
subscriptions were received, and in two
hours s27, 400 was registered, in sums
varying from s25 to $1,000. The chair
man of the convention was made chair
mar OF the committee to solicit Secre-
tary Blaine TO take action to liberate
the American citizens from the British
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-04
sclExrIFlo ,zlscELLAnY.

DnnnIEI Tor the audRr
ss.v.+.~ .o.t.,,. .bout two per
cent 90 s.,t m The water of Great
saIt Take has twentv.tvo per cent.
n.- ..,..a ae ,hs
- D.. =. = .hont
49,. - ~..-r 800
w,dth ga sx;ss.,,- - so,.sn,c or;a;n
urs.~ - - .-,--
1919 o" ies a ~ -.
" arc 'o"u'es :,
~
neA' up 'nilnney-
Considering the sense OF pam IN nsn-
ess Nj. " y psn1ies eoneiuoes 'na'
the peculiar nervous system anu very
- - -. 80 49,
s'sasss.s h.,~~
rs;. T,',s ..,.r !.
rohora,ad
A"ns 'no many practical appi'ca-
,e aA " us'ns mem O
.0 '" "a'0i po"e. oui-
sum po"e. my
A, woiA' asas n'sa',
vase euelky
70 y way " a.
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Inc earth seems destined soon TO lose
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Notice for Publication in Newspaper.
Mining application, No.. Is, for Pu,enf to the
Coey Etev Lode.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFIcr,l
CHEYENNE, WYOMING.
Nov. 18th. 1881.

Notice Is hereby given that W. A. Elder
kin, J.. ]. O'Brien. and W NJ. Mast. whose
post ofice address is Cheyenne. Wyoming,
patent for Zoo lin linear sA isst oPehe aGioe vi FL.
tey" mine or vein, bearing geld. with sur
siiss sFS grown s @i iein n d Miqtn, s eonnts u II L .ns
sinated by h Held notes and offciai plat on
north, OF range 20. west, 9Th principal meri-
dian, said Lot No. 81. being described as fol-
BesinninS at the southeast corner OF said
4 ! inches, 9 inches In the ground In q
souIheast SIDE and Claim No. y on north
said claim, whence mountain peak bears
Diai's house bears south nI Is 80 S west 8ss.H q
feet distant; quarter section corner between
e ss@D , SoT Is. asR9 y e rrP Sss 2 s sna ss IS q
north 56og west 800 feet 70 4 cedar post four
ground, In : mound OF stones marked scor-
ner Nc. ~ ON southwest side. and Claim
thi. claim. Thencs second courae north sSo
q east 600 feet, TO . cedar post 4 feet long by
4x4in.. 8 In. in the ground, in a mound Of
west side, and "Claim No. II on southeast
side TOT cor: No: : 81 this Ill clam cn y ! hence rock
third course south $50 o east 500 feet to a
cedar post four feet long by Ak inches. 8
inches in the ground ina mound OF stones,
marked Corner No. 4. on northeast side
corner Nc. I u this claim, whence rock in
place bears north IS west, I'll. 80 feet distant.
fourth course south 55o o west, coo feet, to cor
ner No. !, the place Of beginning.
This claim IL bounded on the southeast by
the Boomerang lode; on the south by lodes
on the orthwe by lodes un-
known; on the north by lodes unknown.
The location OF this mine IL duly recorded
in the ONCE Of the register OF deeds OF Lara.
mic county. Wyoming Territory. in book B
go.
Any and all persons claiming adversely,
any portion Of said CIoey Ettey lode or mine,
or said mining ground as hereinbsfore de-
scribed. are required TO file their adverse
claims with the register OF the United Stntes
land ONCE at Cheyenne, in the Territory Of
Wyoming. during the sixty days period Of
publication hereof, or they Will be barred BY
virtue OF the provisions of the statute.
1 direct that this notice be published In the
Cheyenne DAILY LKADER-
]. C. BAIRD. attorney for applicants.
M cot
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them. y found them 10 bsnent me from the
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Your Respectfully,
sAkDFoRD CALDWELL.
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From Akron. Ohio. Consunpaoa Cured.
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DR. y. u. ScuU<uK Feb. lfth. l88lf

From Akron. Ohio. Consumption Cured.
AXIOM, OHfo.l
DE- >. h sczEsux: Feb l5th. lsslJ
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CAN
CON UMPTION
BE CURED7
Some interesting Letters from
the people,
Which Should be Read by
those Afflicted.
DR.. Schenck gives the evil
dence on which he
bases his asser-
ton that
CAN BE
CURED.
Clear and explicit statements
nom well-known persons
which should convince
the most skeptical-

For other Gsrs0ieatss Of Cures. ssnd
for DR.. Sehsnegs Book on Consumption
Ltpsr Complaint and Dyspepsia. R
gioss a full description of hese diseases
N their corious forms. aiso. valuable IN
formation IN regard to tho diet and
clothing Of the ack; Aop and sohen erer-
cise dould b taken. 60. This book Is
tie result Of many years Of experience IN
he treatment Of Lung Diseases, and
should b read, not only By the afflicted.
but ~ noss uho. from hereditary taint
or other o0uss, supposs hemselgss liable
10 any a1seti0n Of he throat or lungs.