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A Horne with q Futurs.

A foughkeepsie young man had been
introduced to . young lady and had in
vited her out for Q drive. They were
gliding along of our smooth roads
near the city. when the fair one OBJ
served to the youth that he drove .
nice horse.
well. / think he ought to be . good
'un, l paid enough for him. and he's
got q record down in the twenties. Oh.
he's > flyer. and that's the only objec-
ton l have-he stays po long in the
air when he gets started l wouldn't
take a farm for him. although I was re-
Gently offered an interest in . bank and
. corne lot for him."
lis he g~entleg~
"Any child can drive him on the road.
but when on the track we have to have
The lines worked ON the block and tackle
8, stem. so great is his speed and desire
10 come under the wire ahead. But
l""k at his shape. Don't he show his
pic.Ligree in his very eye"
How old is hep"
He will be five on the fifteenth OF
next month. and I've never vet let one
o. his birthdays 60 by without celebrat-
ing the event I tell you that boss has
got a future before him."
"Oh. yes" replied Julia. s.if he only
lives long enough, that will be the case
' no doubt; for he has been our
family horse for eleven years and we
wsNld never have sold him I o the Third
street livery stables II he hadn't con-
h'scted such q severe case Of bolts and
CHAMBERS. which finally ran into the lifts
and we parted with him."
The young man didn't ask Julia to
ride with him again.
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Ind when I Sign . sontract I never

md wh i.s ! sign . s0ntraet I never
So greatly aid Qusea Victoris sdlairs
the wedding dress 81 L2dy Brooke lths
beaa6fl Hiss MxyRsrd. rscs1dy mar
RED e the Earl ef Wsrsicks eldest
son, that she insisted On her diHikG In
Il al Ninsdor Castle. and, Hfbsr dinlsr.
tod the bride 70 walk about, that sks
nlghI zee ii bsttsr-tks result d These
psrpstene movements being that her
lAdyshiP was commanded - b pho
togrsphed thersin-
Hsverly's new theatre in Chicago i
TO have . peculiar feature, which the
owner thus describes: al have con-
structed two fashion boxes, which are :
novelty, and which / think viii take
well These are one ON either side Of
the stage. built level with the door, and
% arranged that the ladies occupying
them may be seen entirely. By this
means they are enabled to display theii
toilets. This is the purpose Of the fash.
ion boxes"
Mr.. Labouchere. who owns Pops's
villa. on the Thames. where he resides
during the summer. writes the folloU.
ing IS among the annals Of ths boatias
season on that classic river: "A fries1
Of mine. under the influence Of asprine
evening, moonshine. and other roman
tic surroundings. was led on to ask Z
pretty somewhat strong-minded
young 10 row In the same boai
with life.' On one condition.
she ans 4 promptly. and that u thai
I ateer.'
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-09-20

By means Of an electric indicator, re-
Gently invented abroad. the water level
in any boiler may be ascertained at any
distance from the latter. This useful
apparatus consists of an Indicating tab
let, constructed in such . manner that
it may be placed in any part Of tho es-
tablishment and connected with the
electric indicator. which is fixed 1t the
top of q vertical tube above the boiler.
Wires and platinum plates W 90 ar
ranged that when the water in the boil
err sinks to q certain point an electric
current is established which rings . sig
nal, while at tho same time the sign
''low water" appears on the indicating
tablet = thus conveniently insuring
against danger.
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Oh.li Il Down.

! II cannot pay you this morning."
said the customer to the milkman;
.'you'n have to chalk 1t down.
rChalk it DOWN." stammered the milk
sman- .Yes, chalk It down. Why.
you look ~ 4 You didn't know what .
piece ofSshuk is" The milkman blush
ed, and picking up his cans sadly took
his whey from the door. bordering on
the uncertainty Of human affairs
SomesriUe Journal
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CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R'Y
3 The Cro0t Connecting L

- ne Of00x OOnn0CIinR LINK Q
Its main line runs from Chicago to- Council
Geneseo. Moline. Rock island, Davenport, West
Liberty, Iowa City. Marengo. Brooklyn Grinneil.
Des M1ines tthe capital OF Iowal. Stuart. Allan
tic, and Avoca: with BRANCHES from bureau
tine. Washington. Fairfield Eldon, Belknap,
Centreville. Princeton. Trenton. Gallatin. Came
ron. Leavenworth. Atchison, and Kansas city;
Washington to Sigourney, Oskaloosa. and Knox
tonsport. independent Eidon. ottuniwa, Eddy
Vile, Oskaloosa. Pel!a. Monroe, and Dies Molnes;
M. Zion to keosauqua; Newton TO Monroe: Des
Griswold and Audubon; and Ayoca to Harlan
road, which owns. and operates q through line
Through Express Passenger Trains, with Pull
man PalaceCars attached. are run each daiiy
between CHICAGO and PEORIA. CITY.
COUNCIL BLuFYs. LRAvESwohTH and ATcnI-
kee and Kansas City. via the Milwaukee and
Rock Island Short Line"
The "Great Rock Island" Is magnlicently
equipped. Us read bed Is imply perfect and It's
What will please you most Will be the pleasure
OF enjoying your meals, while passing over the
beautiful p~rairies Of Illinois and Iowa. In one Of
Through Express Tralns- You get IN entire
meal. as good as Is served In any hrst-classh hotel.
Appreciatlng the fact that n majority. Of the
purposes land tho Immense passenger businesi
nounce thai this Company runs Puiiman Palace
coSSESttfIEM nE kAsARSEz S SAnSc ffs r
'.Iiqkets via this. Line, Enown - the
all Ticket Agents In the United States
For Information mot obtainablo 81
II. H. GABLE,
VIZ Pssaasnt ssa 0sssni MshAs~.
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The only BATTERY
now TO the World
c a p a BILE OF being
CHARGED with MED
ICIN l. PROPER
TT s., W hich is
TRANSFUSED INTO
TIL II
are afflicted with any
Of the following DIS
EASES don't neglect
to wear one OF our bat
teries,-viz:
Paralysis, Brain and
Nervous Diseases.
Rheumatism, Gout,
swollen Joints, Sciat-
lea, Neuralgia, Lumba-
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Nervous and General
Debility, Spinal Dis
cases, Weak Back or
Side, Wasting, Decay,
Restless Nights. Night
m . Melancholy,
Dizziness or Vertigo,
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Fullness OF Blood.
Lack Of Power or Will
or Action, ~Palpatation
OF the Heart. Less OF
Memory,Los Conf
dence, Painting Spells.
Hysteria. Epilepsy
Heartburn. Dyspepsia.
SaltRheum, Bronchiti.
Weak Stomach, Flatu-
ienoy, Diseases of the
Heart and Lungs,
Dropsy, Asthma, Pieu-
risy, Constipation,
Jaundice, Catarrh,S Sore
Throat, Debility. Piles,
Tumors. Sores, Boils,
Fever and
ague, Liver
Diabetes Kidney COM
plants, Gravel, Chills,
lmpotency,D isordered
conditions oftheLiver
Blood. Kidneys or
Urinary Organs.
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The Emily Melville opera company
will appear in Chicago on the 18th Of
October, in Haverley's.
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the East n the W98t
Sleeping Cars for sleeping purposes, and Palace
F Dsnsn feature sars 1917 81 e our PsI RSspcS ss: G = I isS S9s RSfisssas
at ali hours Of the day.
.G Mi XI.sssIi r Iyen s g "a po sHsa s sas M,ss'ss, ~ III.
line. and transfers are avoided at Council Bluffs.
Kansas City. L~eavenworth and Atchison. con-
n~eetions being made In Union Depots.
this great Through Line are As follower
AiCHioAoo with all diverging lines for the
AT ENeIswoop with the LIS. q MS. and p.
Fl W 4 C. R. Rds-
AZ WASHINGTON HEIoHrs. with r.. c. &st.
ALA SALE. with ~. Cent, q; n,
WI; III. sitd.; and i. I. ". Rds, DA
Island short Lne.s and Rock Tsidx PEG. Rds.
g A ~ E with the Davenport pivision
AtwRsr LIBERTy, with the \. O. r. q N.R-R.
A. GEINNxLL. with Central Iowa r. r.
AtDka MoiHEs with n Y. p. H.R,.
Al OMAHA. with b. Mo. A.R.k. 81 Neb.)
xtorTunwx. win csnfrsifoSs X K: w.
= Al tx 3 pssii an. s1s s. ri. re PEG 3. 4 We "a. wan. Sc.
l1 az : f.s sne Id II Il. 81 4 ! !" :. Aa.
As a. A Z Nsss md az, e. Ai r.. 5oP p < 4 az ssa'. 10
AiL.AyKswoRrH. with Union fas and Kan
Ikzsszs CIT. win ali limos for the wsst
.throsEh to PEORIA, pEs AoINEs.
qrsss keoR isissd kosts, are seid b
our Soms once, addrsss,
d.s..iitlssszh-:5s.gS1D
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vsry prsvalsnt ed amicttng. Irpurines
~ blood, pueuss sat tbs lurking humsm
In ~ that undermine health aad
sst11s iuto Troublesome disordaus. Ezup-
aons a b ain ere tho Appearance ON TIE
surhes Of humors that should - sxpGAlsd
nom ne blopd. Internal dsrangsnsnes
aso be- ofs<1n1na11un a thoas same hur
noss 70 some intssanl organ q orEanA
'uhcse aetsons ~ dsrangs anA whose sub-
stsncs they aissass N destroy. AYHs
oAHsArAArLAA sxpels theis hunnss mon
b blood When thsy are gons, the disoe-
ders they produce disappear. sue - Ulcer
ations a b Liver. Stomach, Kidnsys,
Lungs. Eruptioas end Eruptavs Diseases q
the Skin. st. Anthony's Fire. Rose or ETY.
sipelas. Rimples. Pustules, Blotchss, Boiis,
Tumors, letter and Salt Rheum, 6sald
Head, Ringworm. Ulcers and Sores, Rhsu-
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md Head. Female Weakness. stsrility,
Leucorrhea arising nom Internal liberation
and uterine diseases. Dropsy. Dyspepsia.
Emaciation and General Debility. with
thsir departure health returns.
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Practical Analytical Chemis>sL
sold BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEAL
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ADD0ms Z GLOVER, Cheyenne,
Wholesale AgentA
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ease, Bilioasness, Nervous Debility, etc.
The Best REMEDY KNOWN 10 Mani
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E1<
THIS Syrup possesses Taried Properties.
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food Into glucose; A deneieney In Ptyaline
atsIy amer eating the mental Of flood II
II acts upon the Kidneys.
II Regulates the Bowels
n Purines the Blood
1t Outlets the Nervous System, 4
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WM. 6T0OPS. "
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~EARSAPARILLA.
FOR PURIFYING the BLOOD.

This compound a
ths Vegetable alter
'sttv0. e~arsapGrilla,
Docks9uilingfaa and
Mandrake. with ths
.rodidss Of Rotash
and Iron. makes .
most e0ectual cure
OF . series Of COM
Aun1A6u -HgaA -
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DRUGGISTS SELL 1T.

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I and physical debility. -impedniments 70
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New Advertisements.

l1tionsi in way of good. cheap lands. healthy
country. mild climate. abundance oftimber
and water, diversity of products, thar any
rapidly developing section, the TEXAS a
TACTIC RAILWAY has In operation over 500
miles OF road. along which are to be had, at
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GepubItfantfG,er GfaGtS Gonpent
III sfafia afitfictfS.

Sorceiter, Ofafi., 81. Sept.-9te Ste
prblifaner BON WaiiaWuls*tS b,eltcn bcute If.
rem Staats- -@onpent inter BEN Soriige oeS
6rn. @rapo in Der yWefantc8, 6alle" ap. SIM
@anSen maren 1888 Delegaten enDecn0.
Die BON Dem @ouuent ansenommene Blattz
folm belrdftigt auI'S 9teue Die @run1iGee Der
repubIitanliden 8artsi un0 entbdlt Den itbIt@
den gEortidwau iiber y'brlId]cS @)el0, ebrlldIe
@ablen, fre.e Sdulea" II. !. ~. De BE-
id)Eufe children, Die 8rdgung BON Sdbar1o'z
lars bon geringerem 2Sertpe, ais 9ol0ooQar8
iollte enQcitcllt m:rOtn; fIlIcr begiiuitigea lie
cine 9icpiiion Der Sarifgcigee, brtttn ieUo1
Ole QnitdDt aus, baB e.ae lode 6cufion nld1t
ohue @eidbr unternommcu merven fUnne, bis
Die 9nnSe 2lugeIcQenheit uon elner compct.aycn
gfatiOnoL GOmmiiiiou uu,GinAt mor6en ie,.
Gin pciterer geidlluB wnr0e an9enOmmen,
tpeider umfuf,nOe 8eiornl i'm Gtp,lNenIte for
bert unO grgeu biz Serteibung BON 4tm.ern as
&elObnuna fir 8artetyNuie protejtut. Der
&eidluB erildrt, CS lei 0a5 coHit.tuti9uelle Prt>
pilegium bes 9rdii1entel1, SrheHnnngen auf
etgene yerantpor.lidjteit ST MAIDEN, uHJ Der
Senat babe bas coAllitutl0Heue 0ted)t, oreielben
Al befl1ti9sn ooer I'll Uerlpericn, Gum SdlllIie
GuBcrn bie gedluiie Spmpatb,e Tlir Die &C.
mile oeS uerforbsnen BrGfOenIen, 5ollen benz
2cbtcrsn mlrme 4nerfenuurg, oriided Ger
trauen ani oeit neuen Br6FOenten aus rn0 uers
iprsden oemIelbsn i9re ungsthe;!te llntcrz
Itiituuo
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Die Organization oes SenatS. -
S09 Yrn0r[ffllllt Oer SSsftn frdtett,

2S ing to II, 21. Sept. - Wftt Seiug
ouf Die Srgandntiou oss Senat8 if in lester
Get Srulit1eH ben oeinoiratiideu Senatoreu e.=
frigft correspondent mor0cn. Son Den Senaz
loren, ipeId)e eS it1 sur Qui9abe gemadt ba-
ben, fef;uitclleu mte Die 9emOtraten nad gins
beruiurg Der SUrpridaft itimmen parJen.
miro bertdtet, oaB man e.nitimmig Der 2lHiid)t
if, baB Der Senat iidl or9aniiiren mus, ebe bie
beiben neuen SenatOren pon Hews2)orf unb
Elm NaafOlger fiji Gnrnii0e uOn DiaiAe idrmt.
lid 9fspubIifaner) SugeIaiien perbeu. senator
@arlaub iOll Der etnSige oe,nofratt'dIe SenatOr
isin, Der Elm anoere5 Serfahren beiiirmOrtet, poz
naf Die neuen Senatoren Dor Der Sr9aniiation
i6ou SuGeluiien perOen iolten. Senator Bed
erfldrt, OoB @orlano nit ie,ner 4HiiAt a4eiu
boiehe. Die erite MaBuabme ocs Seuats muB
natiilli4 be@rpdhung e.acs tempOrdrel Sor.
itbWs, Der audl baS Amt beS Sicez BrGFoeTteu
iibernimmt, lcin, unb Ste 0emOIraten iinO au6
in Oieier Sinfdlt fuft einFlmmi9 Der Wicis
ming, boB StnatOr Soparo Die paIienOIte Bers
ion iiir Die Ill beiebenben Aemter lit.
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SLl ~ VbbELs
CT - / ., - . d, ., ~ fC,y,4L,s

gSuibiuQtou, 2l. Stptbr.- IS ftnOCu
beule nidtmehr ,mie gelicru, NteHidle Oerlamrs
lun9tn m Der Aadluaridaft Oes @efduluiHes
Ilutr. GuitCuu lit igbr umub;g, Ihretbt aJ5r
uud isbr Digl. gGar6C,H Sr0dr eISdblt iib,r
nic 9Irt uuo gGeiie, iii Der Der @cilHQcne oic
9tod)ridt uon Dem So6e oe5 grditotuteu ami
uohm, SolgeuOC5: ygAls tdl gcit5rH frith III
Die 3elle trat, iragte mid @ulcaG mad Dem
ubid1en Wiorgcngrube: , gSG8 madlt OcrBrdIs
bent?" SD elttgegEete: ,SSd me.B Htht !"
pell jdl i6hGu mOut, oh er uleiletd)t l1lncH zoo
it1ou erinbrCn hattie. @r aumOrtets: sic iollen
IS wiiicu, ooer leien Sie Hldlt ois 3CuungeH 2"
Sh eruocIie, Id, leie wohl Die 3cltuuQcu,
halte GbCr ocren Geridte nid]t tltr }uoTlalH9.
gr iaate rarauf, CT ici III ben cBHu S0geu
nm 0en BldiiOcHteu iehr beiorat geptien un0
fiird,te, oerielbe qinqe iciutm GuOe entgcgeu.
SD theilte ihm oarauf nit, inocm ld) lbn ldllrt
ms 9luge ia6te, OaB cer Prdlioeut loot lei.
gr iant iOiort auf ieiu Sett uHo ld)eu iehr
ouf0utgt Su lem. gtGdl lUc,Jcn Augcns
bliden fam er auf lluo idlrttt, Hur unUTitdno=
lid)e gSorte uor iit1 bin mrmeluO, 0ut uHO ab.
gr fraQte 0Qnu, mann Der Brdn0cHt get0lbeu
iCi, uno nahoem td) ihm AuStuuit gcgebeu,
laQte rr, er irene ib. ouB Der BrdioCnt eHolt9
ron ieiRen yei0en erl0it ict, uuo OaB er oaS Ser
bycdCn uidt bcgaugeu bobCu piirOe, ucHn Ct
qauuBt hattie, bnB ieiH Opfcr 10 IdHIe piiroe
leloau miiIicu. guitcnu dicu nidlt 10 H.ru05
uno aufgJrcgt gu isIn, alS cr Die gtldIi1t erz
iubr, luie ld erwaltct hattie, uno ttl claude
Mot, oaB Cr ben GoO 0cS Brdiiocntcu UOrher
QepuBt bat. Gr 5ttate bcute feline gr6Btre
Tmnt. bod bat cr b,fdnoig ausit, Oo5 Ciu
Q}ob ibn lpud)en mirO, uuO btttt ms OriHs
Qen., i'm I'll bcidliibeu. d."
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gtnf Dem gSse9e 5mr Iesten
M4AfteF4GfFe

Gefru muroe ole 2eide bes 8rdE0euteu
@arfielp pon Yong Grand nudl gSaibiuQtOu
acbradlt. 3mei 2GOfen crit iino oerlaufen,
ieit Gin 3ug, neiisn anfunft eUeniO. pie Der
qeilriae, an alien Stationen BON Sauien0en
bon giirqcrn ernartet iunrOe, fitI pOn oer
Sunocsbauptitaot gum MeeresftfanOe bewtgte.
Auh oamalS entbl0Bte man, ME gtitern, DE
Sdurter uno berbarrte, tpdbreno Die 2Saggou8
oorbeipaiIirtsn in lantIOiT Stille - aber
mon beQte bic 6Ofiuung, oaB Die BON tent 0ei'
Senoen 70 iebnlidlit ernilnidte Srtsuerdn'
heung unb Die frid)e 2uft oeS DfeereS uneren
YrGiibentcn Crbalten pitroen.
@eltern aber trauerte man un0 miro nod
lan0e traurn, benn nleS 6Ofen, SOrgen, BE-
ten unb Wtiihen 1T perQeblih 9ebliebeu - Braz
iiSent @arfielo lit rid)t nlebr. Se,ner Setdle
iperben iebt Die lebteu ghren ertpieieu - iie
lie9t auf oem Boraoebette in Der ROtunOe beS
Gapit9ls un0 pirb am Santiago nadl Gleuee
LAMB Qebrudlt, I'm bort anl 0tCntase sur lcez
ten 9tuhe beifattet Su per1en.
Die Wstidlen, ipede BrGEbent @aritlO in
boiler 0ebensiraft off betuunoert upv itdl hente
on ben Satafalt ordugeu, nm TIN i'm Sooe nod
eiunaI, ebe er Die SGeterreiie gum Srabe ar
tritt, Al ieben, SGblcn mad 3auienOen - aber
piele Wilioner, Die ihu u;smals g2iebeL mo
and lest nidlt iehen i0nuen uuO bod l,ebcn
eclerut babcn, gelciteu i'm in ibrsn 9ebeten
uno @eoanteu III ieiner let,en 9fHheitGtte uuI
tpiinidcn, bGB ibm Die @rDe iettt meroen
nDge.
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Gonlctct1, ttitO tctil (Fn0e.

9Guibiu0toU, 3. q, u. 2ept. 0a5
,,Smitbionion SrItituts" uirO burn 6rH. Y.
6. gornorS IN giaihUil5, Seuu., bsuadlrttl
tiot, oaB oericlbe nm = llbr geitrn iriil elneR
aldn3enOcn Sometcn cltDedte mo 5mar in Z
Gro6 48 glinuleu redter ASceuiiou uAo 13
@rae % Wlinutcu uUrOlitr DtFhuOtiou. Sic
taglite gaprguag betrdgt Or;i Sr0O III n0rbH-
der &iGturg.
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Snitt, 3ireftor Der ,,gSurner uajOcritdt," lit
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