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Great Britain, and at the end of five
years the figures will probably have
reached 100000 head 1t is important,
also, % remember that every one Of the
cattle shipped in the past IS has
been Canadian bred. not 3 single head
being imported from the United States
for export
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MINOR MENTION.

spell Court " the teacher cried,
Until the boy up head;
'Co-T+," shot il out:
Next" sharply then She said,
"C-o-u-r-t, court, :" spelled Jack;
Define the word, now, please"
"BenRe, what's THAR" Why Tell me EhRt
rCoGrt' means, you little LesSes"
'Lt mesns that when the feller comes
He motions with his head.
And says 'Jemims, can't you send
That Little imp 10 bedS'
The upper Platte viii be stocked with
trout.
There are three crazy men in the
Rawlins jail.
Burns anniversary was generally
celebrated all over the civilized world
yesterday.
The man who wrote beautiful
snow'' was never in the cattle bust
ness on the plains.
Highest temperature yesterday 12o;
lowest 90; highest velocity Of wind,
16 miles per hour.
The Denver Times appeared in a new
and handsome dress. 1t lisa spicy and
ti%ourishing journal.
Travel on the railroad these days is
distressingly light. But then the
freight business is good.
Mr.. r. S. Van Tassell shipped five
cars of fat cattle to Denver yesterday.
The cattle were in excellent trim.
1t is one Of the strange things of Of
fetal life that the more honest a police
man is the more he is on the beat.
A twenty-milel race will be ridden at
Denver on May 20, between Miss Pin
neo, OF Greeley, and Miss Curtis, of To-
peka.
A daily newspaper will soon be pub
lished in Laramie City. Laramie is
certainly enterprizing enough to sup
port a daily.
1t was a Laramie brakeman who
said that he married a girl TO take care
of her, but now when he staid out late
she took hair OF him.
There was no meeting Of the city
council held last evening, most of the
members desiring to attend the Burns
banquet. An adjournment was had
until this evening.
An inquiring man thrust his fingers
into a horses mouth TO see how many
teeth 1t had, and the horse closed its
mouth to see how many fingers the man
had. The curiosity of each was fully
satisfied.
New York girls are accused of imita-
ting Bernhardt by going about with
their mouths half open, making them
selves look rs if they had just encount-
cred a ghost or a gorilla. Cheyenne
has such girls, too.
No well regulated illustrated paper
feels that it is getting along properly
unless it illustrates cattle herding
and branding at least once a month.
Cattle raising is attracting a great deal
of attention in the east.
The reader may well imagine that
when an editor writes "we" in his edi-
torials, he feels big and strong and nu-
merous. But when 1--WE" go home late
to dinner and forget to carry something
for the table, tive" don't feel larger
than one-eighth of a small sized boy.
The Kansas Pacific train that arrived
in Denver on Monday was four days on
the road from Kansas City to Denver.
1t was caught in snow banks near Wal
lace, Kansas, and the passengers went
without food for t%wenty-four hours.
After that they had only biscuits until
they arrived in Denver.
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Service and lecture tonight at st.
Marks Episcopal church, at 70 O'Clock;
subject, "Censoriousness."
Services at the Congregational church
this evening at "a O'Clock. A cordial
welcome.
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NIT
Attention Sir Knights

There will be a Called Conclave Of
W-cining Commandery, Mol, X. T.,
this evening at z O'Clock for work on
the order Of the Red Cross, also TO
make arrangements for the funeral SER
vices of our late Sir Knight, W. G.
Tom. A full attendance is ordered.
BY order OF r. b. HORNE, +. G.
IL
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from a running brook slew the giant
Goliath, and millions Of noble men
since that time have died from a single
stone in the bladder, which Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure would have
dissolved and carried away.
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Nursing q cold will not always
cure it. Rock and Rye acts like a
charm. Sold by Addoms & Glover.
ie12-tf
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Oranges and lemons at q. II. Webb's.
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You can save money and trouble 10y
purchasing your suits ready made. We
have on exhibition a beautiful assert
ment of the same, on Sixteenth street,
over Mr.. F. e. Warren's store. Call
and see them.
MCDONALD q HARRISON.
thus sun tus.
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Wanted o. Men.

To get hot and cold baths for Is
cents at G. p. Goldacker's, next door
to Dyer's hotel. j22-m.
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WANTED.-A girl to do general
homework. Apply to Geo. l.. Holt.
jan2Gtf.
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Addoms & Glover's Syrup will cur,
Cough, Bronchitis and Weak Lungs.
a27-tf
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If you are going into the mines, or
IN a ranch, call at Smith & Harring-
toms for your mining suits. m2-tf
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Coal, Coall

Peter HANNA is the duly authorized
agent for Rock Springs and Colorado
coal. s14-tf
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WANTED-A girl for general house.
work. Enquire at Marks & Myers
store. ian26-tf
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How TO prevent chapped hands and
lips: Use Addoms & Glover's cold
cream OF camphor ice. Always fresh
and sweet; they are the most efficient
remedies known for rough skin, etc.
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For RENT.-A nice set of furnished
front rooms. Inquire at Fred. Lam
dau's, Seventeenth street. jan26tf
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STOCK NorEs.

bureau OF animal industry.
u.vsr.Ls $50
from the ranges, eonfinne 10 meander
into Cheyenne searching ash barrels
and CUTTERS for food.
n il, ealealatsd Nv tte farme,s =,
Nebraska ana iowa ,t,at n q chsane,
sd more nro6tabls 10 sh;n tbs;r corr
tn market n tbe shana ~ haaf and !
LARGE number of Farmers will hux
.-.breedersp this wear This solves ths
problem of the ovsr nrodnction .,
corn.
Sweden ia mffar;ng from nm anaaam,c
of cattle disease Meat il Immortal AT
high prices.
=, son.ha-. C.,o~. Ts.~ -
= -
nts. neieioiu ca'.ie i"pof'eu
.Iso "eio 'n
M ING, "eie o"u " hiens
49, srst ;unortas,..o 49, aa..t~"a.
1sas
$500 sn' ii'et' hea
non' Mon.aila' nave peen puzzled
MANY N their catt,a A fsw dsvs .oo
one If the bardars who was st.,;oned
AZ a no;rt ON ths river ,anL whara .hs
cattla had heen n + h.h,t 80 ar;ns,na
solved the npzzIe At that no;nt ;es
had formal wb;,a tha i've no. h;oh,
and AFTER tl,e water had rscedsd thers
a long slop Of ice-an ice-chute-
which ended in an air hole in the chan
mel of the river. The herder saw
several hundred cattle approach the
place. The leaders of the herd stopped
at the head of the chute, but they were
crowded forward from behind, started
down the chute, lost their feet and dis
appeared in the air hole. Before the
herder could ~interfePe nine of the herd
had been sent into the river.
The meat expectations from the port
of New York for the week ending Jan.
%, was 240 cattle, 5000 beef quarters,
1000 mutton and 1000
dressed hogs.
AT h recent woo,-orower,s convan-
tion held in WASHINGTON r~ecentlv tho
members renresented "a 7GS sbaen
valued at 1856. Clio. Wbv we can name
two men within a stones throw of the
LEADER Office who can hold a conve
ton and represent over 81. 600 sheen.
t,onal ossoo;a,;on - snao, maaSeas
turors savs the fan;nc Of ~ tha nroduot
of ena wool 10 aro - tho cot thot
ma,rfoot,ro., ,r;u ,,r,' -.
for 6ne uoo, hooorso ,ha nrosen, q. ~
IONS have cre.taa ! dsu.na Co. coarsa
moo, Cloths
WOO
-. ,
Afo ''VoA
go.
49," So AZ I1".. S."
49, aonS.oa -ns"un
-
NJ 49,. n%sA
W az
no 'no ~ .lo
po'o VI ".4 anu maintaining
~" ~o
'o'
s '"o
AT a recent fair held at Doyiestown,
the Arabian horses who some
Time ago were presented TO Gen. Grant
were on exhibition. Inc BUCKS county
says OF these horses; In
symmetry they are as near absolute per-
as II Is possible Tor a horse to
De, and In general excellence and style
they are unsurpassed, and have seldom
II ever been equalied. They are as sup
40 wes'oiS anu aS piaylui as Ai..enS'
"noli 'n1 kioon was exercising 'nen'
sney ~o.a Jump UPON an ,ours in.o
aii' iiAo ueers' anu KICK 'neii neeis
~ leas' 'on 1851 ny putting ms
manu- upon ono u 'ne" pl.nio,ueu
0Apeis oouio 'e,i ny INC ieei u 'ne nan
anu 'Ain ,na' 'uo oouiu oniY peione W
ono uiu no' neeu W DO
oApe,' " sec ny 'neir an',cs anu
Asiii'y '"a. 'ney "elo iuh VI me anu
energy. 10 pe sure they were SMALL
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Selects per can, G0cts
Standards per a n : Scots
Every can warranted the best, at
OH. Webb's, 293 Eddy street. jlS-tf
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Choice cut flowers, bouquets and
floral designs, blooming plants and
seedlings at the Seventeenth Street con
se%rvatory. Mrs. VS.. CLAICHE.
Jan 17-tf Proprietor.
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The Weekly LEADER has the largest
circulation and is the best paper west.
Subscribe for 1t.
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j2tf UNDrnwooD & McGnEeoR.

S. w. Frisbie, of East Toledo, Ohio
says: 1t afforded my son relief, and
dispelled all signs of this dread disease,
which has afflicted him since childhood.
1 cheerfully recommend the "Only
Lung Pad" to all Asthmatic sufferers.
See Adr
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Two pleasant rooms wei Addoms &
Glover's drug store. Enquire in the
store.
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"Oh, how l do wish my skin was as
clear and soft as yours" said q lady to
her friend. "You can easily make it so,o
answered her friends. "How,n in
quired the first lady. "By using Hop
Bitters, that makes pure rich blood and
blooming health. 1t has done it for me
as you observe"
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Give G. II. Webb a call and you will
get bargains in the grocery line. [j23tG
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-01-26

Boots and Shoes at
Smith & Harrington's.
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A large assortment of clocks at
ZEHNER, JACKSON s. BUEcHNER's.
oc19tf
For reduced prices
in
Groceries
for
CASH,
for the year 1881,
go to
i2Lf UNDERwOOD & McGRE0OR.
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Porters,

and
Porters,
Champagne,
Mumm and Heidsick, at
n14tf IDELMAN Bros.
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WEDNESDAY, JAN. &c, 1881.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-12-07
An Interesting Account |!
stones In the Bladder Expelled BY Using
Dr.Menneay's .sFavortse Remedy.


Dr.Nenneay's ssFavortse Renedy
Mr.. S. W. Hicks, of Pleasant Valley,
Dutchess Co.. n. Y, the son of NIL as Hicks-
whose name may have appeared in this Jour
nal in connection with an aticie similar 10 TINS,
was. like his father, afflicted with Stone IN the
Bladder. only that his case was more serious
tfau his fathers. On the appearance OF the
disease the father advised the son to write to
DIR. David Kennedy. of Rondout, n T., VINO,
he said. would tell him what to do. Dr. Hen
nedv replied, suggesting the use Of ''kenne-
dy,s Favorite Remedy" which had worked so
succssfnliv in the fathers case. Mr. HICKS
who had been assured BY the local physicians
that they could do nothing more for hlni'
tried .-Favorire Remedy" at a venture. After
Two weeks use of it he passed stone OF an
inch long and the thickness of pipe-stem-
Since then he has had no symptoms OF the
return of the trouble. Here Is sick man
healed. What better results could have peen
exuected? What greater benefit could medicai
science confer? The end was gained that Is
surely enough. DIR. Kennedy assures the
public. by are putation which he cannot anoru
10 forfeit OF imperil, that the '-Favorite Reu1-
edy'' does invigorate the Blood. cures Liver
Kidney and Bladder complaints, as well as
all those diseases and weaknesses peculiar 10
females. .Dr Kenneiy's Favorite Remedy
for sale BY all druggists
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Skin Diseases Cured


Nv DIR. FRAxlER's Msgie Ointment. Cures as
ifbv magic Pfnples, Black Heads or Grubs, Botches
and Eruptions on the faoe, leaving the skin clear,
healthy sHd beautiful. Also cures Itch Barber Itch
Salt kheum, letter, Ring Worm. Scald Head,
Chapped Hands, Sese Nipples Sore Lips, old. obstin
ate Glc>rs nad Scree. &c.
SKIN DISEASE.
r Drake, Esq. Cleveland. o.. suffered beyond al
DESCRIPTION nom skin disease which appeared on
his hands bead and lace. and nearly DESTROYED his
eyes TAe most careful doctornG failed to help him,
and after all had failed he used Er. Fraxiefs Magic
Ointment and was cured BY few application.
ATThe 1rst and oaly positive care for skin dis
eases ever discovered.
Sent by ssaal on receipt Of price. Furr Cents.
HENRY 3 CO.. Props,
Cleveland O
For Blind. Bleeding Itching OF liberated Piles
mr.. WilliaM Indaan Pile Ointment IL . sure
care. PROV siu, By nail. For sais " Druggists.
GEO. G.. GOODWIN & CO.,
Wholesale AGENTS, BOSTON
octisfeod&wly
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Piles! PIlES!! PILES -!
AN ONLY DAUGHTER CURED OF
CONSUMPTION.

VVNNE NJ IVVe
When death was hourly expected. all rem
edies having failed and DIR. ii. James was ex-
perimenting with the many herbs of Calcutta,
lie accidentally made a preparation which
cured his only child of Consumption
His child is now in this country. and enjoying
the best of health. He has proved to the
ly and permanently cured. The Doctor now
gives this Recipe free, only asking two three
cent postage stamps to paw expenses. This
herb also cures Night Sweats, Nausea at the
Stomach, and will break up fresh cold in
twenty-fo hours. Address Craddock & Co.,
1882 Race Street, Philadelphia. naming this
paper. novl t&w4w
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Continued Tomorrow

An experienced traveller says: "The most
troublesom companion person can have,
while being away from home, is cough and
! would advise everybody to procure a bottle
Of DR. Bulls Cough Syrup before starting.
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Notice.

n. CRoahsP - moved - Hoeel North, where -
nosHouoA nov1et4
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Yrsa the Cradle the Gravc.-k large elegant
Ming family Of his
- plate The family troupe
sseupies 9e- % hun
ared-1n. sold YORK and prooslyn weeks
y. v. Gee. puh.hes 5; Garcia. street. y. T.
Assass svayvhsrs
, 1881-06-30
ILLINOIS STATE FIREStEN.

/. Qttlsur GETS THE NEXT TouiSAstEsr.
The iIon,1 Of Control uf tho Illinois Stntu Flrc-
,n;,n's Assocsntfon tn,d n meeting at Tho o,llcp
~ ithe FIro.ins"rnucp patrol yostcn,ny nftcr-
hne s'a.e a.'. y =, t,'ti,,,,,,,ia
President: W. ". Foster, Decatur, First vicc-
rrcsldot,t: j, D. p,luc, jol!ut Third viua-p prus-
.,..,,.' Tast s,;,,.- r~,rIa Emurth yfcc. l,rost,
aoat: I"s! aliee' iSo'sa. ro4.M 4,t';,.s.' s.s,
dent; U. T. Nuoshtat pccattr' hecots1'ns seeea-
tary; l.. pcrslns. Ottawn, CORRESPONDING
scnrctn,y. WillIn,1 ERveru,at,, A,ror,, Trcus-
ilror: nii{l John Stipginicu, Chtof Of thu Quincy
, 1881-06-30
Observation-Disclosures.

Co1LEcron SMITH ls ut Cincinnati, still sutfcr-
Ing trt,n, his rhcutnntlsu,.
Ar tho SEl}.Trcnsury yesterday, $4,000 In gold
md $1,000 IN silver wis .alsbursu. Twelve
thousand tlollacs tn silver sas received.
THE informal l-rcvenl,o receipts yesterday
amounted to $,t;,DlU, of which $.5.0G: wis for
spirits. $4,5E3 fur tobacco aud cRnrs. and sd,2l6
for beer.
THIS following ttutlnble goods werc received
yesterday: e. L. W. t.uuts. .cAsks wlHo: Vcr9hO,
lsuhlill9 1: Co., II casca ,lUa!s. e1brD.aerics,
inens Btllts, etc.: M0rronh 4 ttltnl,Rll, ulats
pIltr-ghss; t. 4. W. Lcutz. 10 cMscy wIIe: q. a.
Thronp, :. t,aIcs dried fish: Alnrshnll Field & Co..
10 c,tacs dry Ro0tls; A1nN Truss. packages
hnlisuhnld ppGtis lohn Uarrck :.!6u coriis #uutl:
Hitchcock & Fsistcr, 6.tlE rnlrp,ut-ttcs, 8,iy7
cedar puvlnK t,Usts. Collections, $l.bJ1b. J
MAsAoEn OuG,iAtsu. of tho Canadian Ilank Of
Cornmcsce. sHo of tho thr!p c!n4tian hunks
nttctatt BY tho dcclafOn ri Commissioner lsatsn
In regard 10 tile 0uyernn.unts ttxes On cNpttAl
and iornsts. stated tu Il TntnuSE reporter ye3-
turtsMy that tho next step III tito ciso Wolllt
probability bc to pny tn. Tux aI ttio curry tut!
inMttcr up 10 tho sisureM1 Court 0f Tho uHItGi
Suites nppGnl, to tho en tlAt tho So1!rtl.irss
or itnsDl,uness Ut tho Commissioners dcciai1t.
might bg fully testel and thu ucsr,otis ltv0lsetl
settled uieo for Ill. THO thrGe banks, he snld,
would nct III Gtncert. III heretufDrc nut tho dc.
tnils Ut their rrngram WUrp nut yet known. and
wuult! nOt be until tho rccrlpt Of Instructions
irou, tho hcul officers In Cnnuda.
, 1881-06-30
WING. LEE, WAsHEE MAN.
TITO CnucnsIntt Whom lilo Stabbed
IflkclY 70 I1lc.

= LIKELY 10 llcs
On Tho n|ghtar Saturday, Jauu II, tho Chinese
laundry III tho basru,unt Of No. 1s1 South Clark
street wns ti,o scri1u OF n stn1tinr asYray
wherein apnsarcd as prlnclpals wing Loo. tho
sEant-osod Mongoltell who pres'dco uvcr tho
t.hnr,cs Mam.tintd. vn,nt; nnn ityjnu In roon,
T., w.sn, sI,nnts nr,,or ~ IT. c,, vn,, t,rt,,
~ rauo t'fR, ~, s,.It ~ y! 1EM st ~" nrrsi,n
ior 1nG washE q snft MmR t,,. Rnt 9
.aas ~ ~ t ,.h+ ~ y w - ~, sti',nt s,,n%
1,s IT, HIM n toe wra IactHt W nHuS MI om III.
vaots.m wAs .sxen u tno Gounty ihtusp'ta's in
~ H. , a.,xt @ ,tn.,aMnit ,vms
nttns fso,', :" ~ ~ VIZ ~ ho Hn,ntv
fStt v tt.+ o ,hMt 3hs ,nint ~ .rnn ~
,.yr,. .,s x,,4Sscmiv @ ~ 43u,I,fmi nsl.'w Il.
,s sSts ,SG VILE ~ 1H. gvhnthnr tnts c,m,,i
, 1881-06-30
=. GR1SCOM'S STARVE.
Ills Clotl.ea Altogether Too Largc for
y Him.

TIis Cln1IBnH i1ttpwHt1ter Too LnrEC for
:: s1;,,,.
AA.na' .
Dit. john Gr3scon'+ installed IN n]a rooms over
tho Olympic Theatre, continues h!a wonderful
fnnt M nhs.ninI,,o from fncd At npon ynstpr.
h"v T." h,,; nomn,trd r,s th,r,v.thir.1 tnr 1onv.
Ing twciSu moro To como bcIoso tue Gnu ot tne
Vcr[ol originally Hxnd Upon " rcaollsA. Tho
tastur t.lks less "oont extending tho ttnlo OF
ILLS eust beyond tho forts.nvo days, though hO
still yBys he Ia rut,i for ttEty Or sixty dnye,
wh.,, nn orosn vn.,nrdav n,o-rino Mr firIa,
was obltgud to ,,rcat hafere completing his
tut,ct, Toward uuou, however. he rrcuvcrod
bis ordinary good snlr'ss, ana talked rather
thuh uss'lll IN tho lattur AA!t Mt tAe tluyt tno
slit!Rortost enntr,hntsn9 % swell tlo hutnocFs
atatl ctcnr 'iraaenas 1gaft. FROM . 20 =, ~: III
lti Tue uvgning 10 tgGolyea eHisuFs. en-! Giteru
polnnk sAt duxlug II bis 1hair. s9GntlK deoIdedy
ltsllcl!ned ~ LUX win nuyoouy. Ito went
~ w,r. ~ as"see ~ SsM o wI b,1
Ills strung VIII reveals ttseIk IN hls Au!crMNeA
Ana patient cot1,lictlailce. lla has ohattx1l u
EDD4 dual Iii rho past tcii days, Attd tho sleek,
Kaunt pstnrt 9i himself: slr. Gr'ssyn, ", ~ y lt,. r.
aneh u think thht wl1u,i no nfuaks ltB inst no
cat eat utmost anything flu coosos t9. provided
ho does ~ judlciously* t!o thinks llttlo awaot
s!,k aa s,aTs ana o.a'0ss would n't 30 bud dat ut
TueslIY, and lilo obsuryAtlous tukuu ut I yus-
torlay lnurnlnE gave thg pulse 6a, resptr!!unh
Il, a.ld te,nputa'slseo ". III tne forenoon. ur!s.
his nnly nollrishMens except ,plro utr. which
Was Fortunately lnors Nhunla.lt tnnn IN tho tIAy
bufure: lN tho tWcnly-luur hours undtnG ~
, 1881-06-30

Miss Elmora Hughes. The Kcv. T. T. Fleetwood
performed tho ceremony. fhe altnr ntsst caAlcel
wilt willie arapcrs afcs fcstoane, viii, smiiax. I mug;
aboyo tho srot where two hoarts wcro a, mnaa ~, y
invte M e pacsts iie tho pietnreso,c e,iiicc, ind,
after tho gcren,ony. 9sscmblc ~ tho fcs!.ac1iee 1
Vernon nvcnue. where tho warsncst of eGngrMt.
,iat!on greeted tho i,owly.wea; Tho i hr!!e was m
dressed n white talis trimmed ~'tn 4s,, st ,shIsn n'
descended tho snowy folds or tho hrtdal veil.
Alter sho rcecption tho paIr sook ste trim for
SCHUMACHER sTltr, hisaxnisa.
Cnpt. BENJAMIN Eysicr. who shot John i,apttst
sss ref Ct fss Ssy Ft 4 e
lpf0ra Justice ltubinsnil 1T thy NORTH slco polco
Go ;ss nt y.er nsses
Certificate frotn II: ilKans. no yhsfc,an n: #:
stated TINT his patient wns no 1etttr. md that
III his ppiniOn, death 'ntast ieccssarhy Sum
in baii to jtiiy s, to await tiia result OF. schu.
euiy i cell II tho coilnty jail. 1to has retainsa
s,u east Ioubt as to bs nhIl!ty to clear himself.
Al n Into hour Inst n!uht. schu:nachor's enItt.
sinco ,: Ge ,bo bet entered ill., aeok, lila friends
are i'll hopotul' but not cont'den'' OF bis rcco'-
WY 4uE nEv. nh. x'nuLnEs
wns some ttmn aRo rniic 13Ishop Of the now do
cesa u tho CAttolIu Church created n Iowa:
md im fey weeks ,yl enter nPon M tue u9t'fs nt
evening d few Of hfs pnstsa!0ners, hnttetpattt,E
bis SaFy departure net r. sna fssence si,;f. .. -
csfeo.ii, tas ill., and =. aiso of their rcEret
w esstoi ,hs ss's tno seesssry s no,ntecs
wctc lppulutel u curry ntlt thc purpose nd tno
, 1881-06-30
.TfIE CITY-uALL.

e .r,,r so,,,,o, ,on,tors ,viit In untd .o-.1ny
LIE scnooi !"'''o'a VIII w ''''
TIE Sewerage Department will advertise to-
day for .. .s0o, QUO sowur bricks.
wuar f,ntwoen Inn Sltnvurfcst md tho an.
proaonins Fourth of July, shero is but little be-
lnR dpne In tho way OK new business nt tho City,
Hail.
ALI the City employees ~iil o9 paia tnelr JUNO
Enarics bctweon now anu satslsdaSt IN order
that they may haye spending money for the
Fourth.
THE REGISTRAR OF '1tal stat1stcs Sestef'ay is'
8uc1 ffiy buriH'-rcrEaits. Iha largcst mt'rtalaty
was AMONG Young chtldrc-'' result due'
probably, tu tho recent hot woAthor. ''
I'm. Dr wor,r showed you,o Of tho Interstate
sS ieray ias nstes as % ,a 'o u" nytsins %6oas tho
ztiuks Of tho night previous, howover. -.
en .1 oss v sn
shss = .S, y tho s,ne police &C.,
i!co"sotnx Or not "te ''a''' to b poisoned or
rus inspector who has charge Of tho pnv lug
sss sw 9 @ s mSr;ss s,ss se oea. r s M
tnas neo oos's uump"u on suu ssuui ., ,.sa,,ss -,
oSG SGnS mn IL" III t,,nrtsor MANY Of them yestur
tiay trnm sulgrhothit 91cS afs ~ III tns nv ~
wa n .,rst.as"ss nss.'M;s o" WINS oot'so oa'" ~ ~
Ftvr now cases al small.pox voro reported
ycsturday.. ChIeaao rinks thlrd aiming tho y.
tes in which the dssasH Foya's u. fgH,.sd t3 tno
the tiseaso Is atcn.i,ly increasing. comes hrst,
ad ratladspha sseod The Il, s,ow %.,S Ssss repyrt
Sae % | from the northwest oernc. 4 oanrry aud
81: S lsas5os s!rcst, an5 INC tun ;:eS i,uttcE; @
, 1881-06-30
The ROAD 10 TAKE.

Don't foygDt about your families going to
Milwaukee, WAukeshn, Or Oconomowoo to spand
the summer, III you can 10 alld SEQ thom 80
haudlIy BY taking thc3 p. m. special faat exprcss
train, and reach those points In seasnn for din
ner ur curly tea by'.tho eyer reliable and only
line running pcrlor ears IN all tratns,.-tho Cht~
caBu, milwaukee, s. st. Paul Railway.
, 1881-06-30
nR1tMkEMkEES

DR.. Uungor, dlscnvorcs Ut tho Ctnchona Cure
for drunkenness Cii.on @@s}l psulrlc aycnuo,
Al, cnses cured. ARuarnntco fur *e5, or the
usunl quantity needed sla; sn,nll boltlca, ~.
, 1881-06-30
IliE THROAT AND lllNGS.

IHE THHuNI NNU Lt{NU9t = =
Or. 1lobcrt Hunters now book, Just published,
price rs cents, cxptainA fully tho proper treat
tnent ut nll affections Of tho throat and breath.
Ing organs. Apply At Room . IIatu Building.
Entrnuee by ELEVATOR ut No. lQ3 HtAt9 street.
, 1881-06-30
Tcrr1hle Lonn OF Life.

Millions nf rats, mice, cuts, bed.1ugs. roachc
9sS hoiF a ss Sy ~ sa1so w MoSS