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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-10
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WILL CURE NERVOUSNESS,
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recommended by the Faculty for all
classes of Fever and Ague, Nervous
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to the public of the Pacific Slope, in
dorsed by the certificates Of the emf
nent DR.. s. Dana Hayes, the State
Assayer Of Massachusetts,; and DIR. IL.
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both gentlemen prominent in their pro-
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buyers, Of its purity and quality. 1 can
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eft it has afforded as a family remedy
and tonic.
GEO.. W. -HOYT,
Sole Agent for Cheyenne and vicinity,
None genuine unless my signature across
the cork-G.S IMMONDS.
shipments made direct from fhe distillery
In Kentucky. dldaw3m
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Is The Great Connecting LINZ D'
Its main line runs from Chicago to Council
Bluffs, passing through Joliet. Ottawa. La sale.
Liberty, Iowa city. Marengo. hrooklyi. &c rinnell,
Des Moines tthe capital of Iowa). Stuart. Allan
tic, and Avoca. with branches from bureau
Junction 70 Peoria; Miltnn JUNCTION ~ 70 Massa-
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ron, Leavenworth. A~Ichison. and Kansas City;
Washington u Sigourn-y. Osknloosa. anu Knox
tonsport Independent. Eden. Otiuniwa, Eddy
VILE, Oskaloosa. Pella. Monroe. and Des Moines;
Mt. Zion to Keosauqua; Newton To Monroe: Des
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and Carson. This Is positively the only knii.
road. which owns. and operates a through uno
from Chicago Into the State OF Kansas.
man Palace Cars attached. are run each waydaily
betwee CHICAGO and PEORIA. kANsAs CITY.
CoUNcIL BLuPFs.~ LKAvKNwohrH and ArCHl-
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Of Enjoying your meals, while passing over the
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our magnificent Dining Cars that accompany all
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for sevcnfy-hve centa
Approaching the fact that q majority, q the
people prefer separate apartments for dinerent
81 tbs line warrsntInE IT. we are pleased @ nn-
nounco that this Company runs Pullman Palace
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LOST MANHOOD RESTORED.

A victim Of youthful imprudence causing Prem.
ture Decay. Nervous Debility, Lost Manhood. ETC.
having tried in vain every known remedy. has dis
covered . simple self cure, which he viii send FRkl
TO his fellow-suferers, address j. II. REEVES,
a. Chatham st. N. ".
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6 4 6s:s:s.iYs r.: -: !
OOHlO4gae, Rheunaatlssn
Dfopsy. Heart Dis
ease, Baiousness, Nervous Debility, etc
The. Best REMEDY KNOWN to Man
10000 900
SOLD SINCE Isz
Ths Syruppossesses Tcried Properties.
II stimulates the Ptyaline in the Saliva
pod into glucose. A Deficiency in Ptyaiine
causes Wind and SQUIRTING ofthe food in the
stomach II the medicine is taken immedi-
ateIy after eating the fermentation OF food IL
II acts upon the Liver.
II Regulates the Bowels
IL Purihes the Blood.
II Outlets the Nervous System.
IL promotes Digestion
II Eonrishes. Strengthens and InviEorates.
1t carries on the Old Blood and makes new.
It opens the pores OF the skin and induces
IL neutraiizes b hereditary faint. OF
ppison In the blood. which generates s9toaua s
There are no spirits employed in us manu-
fcate babe. by the aged and feeble. core only
tesso rsguiredis attention % direefions.
Beivldore Mile, Goodhue Co.. Mimi
i have u4tu DI- kiAIk o1uAc'A AA1
Hood Hyrup fr Cramps In the Stomach. and
round IL to be an ~invaIuable remedy for that
complaint r. H.
ux Bow, Nuckoils Co.. Nebr.
ave used DR., CLARK Johnson's Indian
Blo1d syrup for Heart Disease. and It effect
unily cured me after other remedies failed.
Ale. CROOKS
Dexter, Lane Co. Oregon.
This Is 70 certify that Or. Clark Johnson's
mpsia and Indigestion. lean also recon-
mend your medicine for Ltyer Complaint
VIZ. HT0OP5-
Meadow Utah Co.. u. 7.
We, the u~nderigned. have used Dr.. Clark
Johnson's Indian Blood syrup. and testify
GEORGE LfrTLEwOoD.
s. M-sMITH-
wrterville, lie sueur Co.. MINI:
blood Syrup has greatly benefited my wife
fr Sore Eyes, Of long standing;
Agents wanted for the sale .of the Indian
Blood Syrup In every town town or village,
IN which l haveno Agent Particulars given
on application.
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Fullness Of Blood.
Lack OF Power or WIN
or Action. Palpatatioa
OF the Heart. Less OF
Memory.Lots ofConn-
dsncs, Painting Spells,
n ystsrIa. EpilepV
Heartburn, Dyspepsia.
SaltRheum, Bronchitis
Weak Stomach, FlAtu-
lency, Diseases OF ths
Heart and Lungs,
Dropsy. Asthma. Plsu-
risy, Constipation
Jaundice, Catarfh Sore
Throat. Debility. Piles,
Tumors, Sores, Boilg,
C~arbunclea, Fever and
complaint
Diabetes, Kidney COM
plaints, Gravel, Chilla,
Impotence isordered
conditions oftheLivers
Blood. Kidneys or
TTrl~or0 nrZsna
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PenRr HOUSTON COUNTY, Ga.Jan. q, 1850.
Ja II ~ sasr ,s, xsr Si tx nssrH: e II my Sf Il
cialcapseity I smpioyed g. +. swim, % eur
sasns acontract..sno cur, no pay" He
IL ) lew ssssS n1 i ~ y bound 15P pSs Elm e out
o. the county treasury. y be hAd enscted .
complete and radical cure.
Ass; 9sss.: Ord: Hc1.toq GO. ga .
The 9. g.. g. IL giving rood sAtisfaction.
One gentleman Who had been canned 70
tnia bed sx sCesks with eyphilitic Rheu1na-
@am ne. beon cured entirely q speaks in
Sxhs SWIFT apECrFICc0MPANY Propfi.
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/ FRUITS may be permitted 10 ripen in
their native climate. and can be transported
to any part on the world.
The juice expressed from fruits can be he'd
for an indefinite period without fermentation
hence the great value ofthis process for pro-
dueing a temperance beverage. Cider can be
held perfectly sweet for any length Of time.
VEGETABLES can be kept for an In
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retaining their odor and flavor. treated In
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All grains. -four, meal. etc, are held In their
normal condition.
BUTTER. after being treated by this pro
cess, will not become rancid.
Dead human bodies, treated before decom-
position sets in, can be held in a natural con-
dition for weeks. without puncturing the
skin or mutilating the body In any way.
Hence the great value OF Ozone to undertak-
crs.
There is no change in the slightest partie-
ular IN the appearance OF any article thus
preserved. and no trace of any foreign or un-
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The process is so simple that q child can
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A room nlled with different articles. srch
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az In fact. there "a nothing that Ozone piu
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II for any length Of time. Ifyou Will remem-
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States, In whose hands We can place this
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duce.
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tween the East and the Wcst
STEPPING Cars for sleeping purposes. and Palace
Dtning Carsfo eating purposes only; on other
al all hours of the day..
Magnificent Iron Bridges span the Mississippi
and Missouri rivers at al points crossed by this
Kansas City, Leavenworth and Atchison. con-
nections being made In Union Depots.
The principal RI connectfons OF
'1 4 CHICAGO fIsas WIN ali aiverrins lines Tor tho
4 EsoIswoop, with the LIS. & M.s.. and p.
At wXsHINoToN HKIaHrs, with r., c. q st.
L.R.R
Al La SALE. with III. Cent; r; r.
" A. PE9 M,a. w sns Z /: + + ~ Rd p.& Ell. B'a
At ROCK ISLAND, with "Miiwaukee and Rock
Island Short Line" and Rock Isld & PEG. Rds.
At~DAyKsr9RT with the Davenport Division
TAtwrsT LisxRTy, with the D. c. R. & MR.
Al DIES MoinEs. with d. MA y. D. R..R-
AtCoUNcIL BLUyTs. with union Pacific RR;
HtcoLUMnus JUNCTION. with B.C.R.&N.RsR.
Al OrTuMwA. with Central Iowa r. R.; W..
81. ]. q Pac.. and ca =; and Q. r Rds. ., @,
L9 al / Pc. and Sit B. To- !, ks e. ! ! NV NV: X Gf Rds.
AtArcHisoN. with Atch., TOPEKA 4 Santa Fe'
Atshj NsSs rna Gsn w III; J u; + fa Ran And Kan.
TkAssHs crrr. with all lines for tho West
cshhI fgS t e f IHR2xHv1EAasW R5s MONIES
'Qrcat Rock Island Route" arc sold b'
nn home once. address,
II. ST:
c'.sra TsA'' aad fa'' c9ficAE%D
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Tic Hermann concert.

proi Carl Hermann will give his fare.
well concert next Thursday 1T the Opera
House, assisted by Mrs. NJ. Whitaker aud
Mrs. Geo. Il. Caldwell also by his brother Ed.
ward, an eminent violinist. The latter IL Il
pupil Of the wOrld.renOwhed violnist, Prof.
Joachim, Of berlin. lie lias, together with
his brother Carl, appeared In concerts In
most all the largest cities Of Germany and
Holland, scoring success everywhere. He has
also been the solo vlollniSt Of the famous or.
chGStra Of Prof. langenbach, that travelled
all over Europe. their appearance Mt 81, Re.
terSburg CAUSED his engagement Ut the Opera
OF His Majesty, the Car Of all the llussaB,
which place he filed for over two years.
Prof. Edward Hermann isat present visit.
ing his brother, Carl Hermann, and they
both have concluded 10 give a concert before
departing for New York
Prof. Carl Hermann and Mrs Whitaker
and Mrs. Caldwell have always been iavoriles
here on the concert stage aud we do not need
to endorse them.
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..,,..m... ilWitlOws.,
,,.., ,a.lllWldowcr
DEATHS DURING
IInnke W. miller.

Squire Philips Office was the centre OF In
terest Saturday afternoon for n large mum.
Der OF people. The case on hand was the
celebrated stake money one, in which Gus
lTanke sues Gus Miller for the recovery OF
the $3.50 stake placed In Miller's hands by
the KnOke men ut the time Of the O'HanlOn-
KnOke race, the particulars Of which, all are
acquainted with,
The Jury was selected with care, pains be-
Ing taken TO procure persons supposed to
know nothing Of sporting matters or rules; 1t
was composed OF Messrs. j. 9. Orr, i. W. Dos
ley, Stephen Tracy, Alex Wallace, u. +. Nc
Mechen and Samuel Wright Able counsel
represented both sides Cracraft and Fergus
on were there TO guard Miller and O'Hanlon
while Dovener presented IIankes case. Law
books wore banged about similar eases re-
fcrred to, IIanke, Knoke et al. abused and
It was not until after o'clock that the case
was given To hejury. IT was out about an
hour and then returned being unable 10
agrce. A point strongly argued by Mr.. Cra-
craft was that the claim Of HankO's that all
OF the $3.50 was his, was ialse, as he only Ind
about 800 In the general pot The testimony
ut times WIS very amusing, some original
ideas on sporting matters being developed.
II Is said that the Jury stood as follows:
AiCssrs Orr, ATCNieChen and BOsley that
Hanke should receive the full amount $3.50.
MessrS Tracy, Wallace md Wright TINT he
he allowed 100, the amount claimed to be-
long to him by the opposite party.
A new trial will be had ut an early date.
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Tile services at the Cathedral yesterday
were Of an unusually interesting character.
What Is termed mission, or what nom
Catholics would Call o revival, was com.
ncnCed at the 1880 o'clock High Mass yes.
terday, whom the opening sermon was
preached by Father Elliott, one Of the three
reverend gentlemen who are conducting the
mission exercises. These Fathers belong to
the Order OF pNuists, an organization com
posed exclusively Of priests engaged In the
missionary cause,
In the afternoon Father Doyle Raya on in.
teresting instruction on the subject Of Con.
feSslon, and another at 1880 In the evening
explanatory Of tho Rosary
After the usual devOtl0ns tho regular mis-.
sion sermon was preached by Father Elliott
and wis listened TO by large congregation
while lle discoursed an the subject Of the
soul.
we understand services will he held avery
day for two weeks at tllH following hours
Mass at o A. M.lhstruCtlOn at $50 A. NJ Mas
at O and sA. N; instruction at $50 A. NJ, and
7:3O r. N; Rosary at r. N. Sermon Of g. W. n
The subject Of the sermon tonight Is "Sii
and ltA Consequences" when Faith 0'Gor
man will preach, and for tie benefit o!
strangers Wishing To gyail themselves OF
these services fishers, Will he In atteDdqnce aI
the doors,
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PERsoxAL eossIP
calreat Chat About some People V an
Know.

Current CHAT About some PEOPLE We All
KnoW.
Miss Dora Plate, Of North Wheeling e Wis
Ting friends IN Philadelphia
Mont Williams Of Quincy, nj, isspending
few days in the city among hisold friends.
DR.. ]. c. Hupp, we regret to announce, Is
confined TO his room by slight indtsposltiou'
Mrs. Lieut.. Caleb syIvis hos returned from
very pleasant ten days visit with her sister
at Columbus,
Mrs, Senator Camden is the guest Of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Geo, W, Thompson, Of
Leatherwood.
Mr.. and Mrs, StOehr, of East Wheeling, left
Saturday for the purpose OF visiting friends
In Warrington and Baltimore.
Fred Specht, Of New York, . gentleman
we'll known in this city as the possessor Of q
rare tenor voice, is ut the Mcclure.
Charlie Walters, an old Wheeling boy, now
Il. 4 o, express agent at Martinsburg, paid q
flying visit to his parents on the Island yes
terIlay,
Mrs. Gen, Ned Woods, who has for so long
time been Ill III Charleston, arrived IN the
city Saturday night having entirely re-
covered,
Mr.. Fred spechfs fine tenor voice was
heard last evening ut the Presbyterian
Church. He sang as u solo, Palm
Branches" using the italian pronunciation
A. A. King, ESQ, u very genial and iovial
gentleman, is ut the Mcclure House. He Is
an artist Of some note, and is here in the in.
tercSt Of W, ], Morgan 4 Co., the Cleveland
photographers,
Judge Thos. d. Houston, wife and family
arrived In the city from Virginia last Satur'
day, The Judge will go TO housekeeping in
the house recently occupied by d. j, G.,
Campbell, corner Of Twelfth and EOf streets.
Prof. Stahl received dispatch on Saturday
informing him that his wife was taken
seriously III, but later dispatch from New
York received yesterday reports more
favorable condition. The Professor expects
to leave for New York this evening,
Adjutant-GcneraI Ned Woods, ofWheeling,
will resign his position, md 90 into the hotel
business in Charleston, w. Va, having leased
the ST. Albert House Mt the latter place. Ned
Is hale fellow well met, and will no doubt
succeed In the hotel business BeIIdirc hldc-
pendent
II. NJ Garyin, Esq, representing the San
Francisco journal NJ Commerce, Is in the city.
The Journal publishes besides It's home edition
export issues for Australia China and Japan,
and other Paciiic countries, md Spanish
edition for Mexico and Central America. Its
value to manufacturers us means OF COM
nunicating with the foreign trade will be
seen ut u glance.
Judge Cochran Inns received a letter from
committee Ofex.C Confederate soldiers OF Chat
tanoOgn, requesting copy OF his address de-
liverca before the Army OF the Cumberland,
for publication. The gentlemen Of the COM
mitieo say I'VE feel that the sentiments
uttered by you in your eloquent address will
tue apPrS erC Of and S 0@,n sFy" IF Vino R
whole country, apd that the dissemination OF
your address willacComplisll much good"
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At o'clock last evening tho hay OF Atone.
mCnt commenced or the fast Of Y0m Kippir,
q fast day most devoutly and CligiOusly kept
by the Jewish people.
The ancient custom on this day was for the
high priest to enter the holy OF luliVs and
there after sacrifices duly mado, confess tho
sins Of Israel and mike GtonemCnt therefore.
'Tllis feast Is one OF the most solemn and
binding In the Jewish fifth. Tho deyout
lsrAelite permits no morsel Of food or drink,
not even Il sup Of water to pass over llis lips
from the commencement ID tho end of the
day, hut spends the tine In COniCssing and
bewaiing Ills sins Nor il his family OK.
cmpt frnin this duty, women and children
alike, are Under obligation to rcligiOusly Oh.
serve the day abstain from labor and house.
hold duty
The services nj the Synagogue last evening
rs conducted by the Rev scsslcr, were very
impressive aud accompanied by soMe very
fine aud exquisite music,
To-day there ~ service continually from 0
o'clock until shutdown and a large portion OF
the time will 10 taken up by music Of q very
impressive and solemn nature that will he III
keeping with the dignity Of tho occasion.
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At tho meeting OF the Chautauqun Literary
and Scientific Circle held last Tuesday even.
ing, tho following officers wGrO Olocted for
the ChautAuquH year President, Mr.. elias.
II. Collier; Vice Presidents, Miss A. Reeves
and Rev WIN. Henry Barnes; Secretary,
Miss A. V. Glass Treasurer, Guy Allen Esq.
Tie second year Of the Wheeling Circle
opened with bright prospects: The inCcn.
tfyes to study are many, the associations nrc
cultured and refined, and 1t Is thought tliat
the inspiration Of numbers will not 10 lack.
Ing. The CirOlo proper Inns q membership
exceeding twenty thousand and Is not con.
fined by national lines. ltrCSts firmly upon
Christian basis, but Is In no sense sGCtarian
though uniformed persons hare so sug
gested; even In the Wheeling Circle at east
four religious denominations are represented
us may 10 seen Ivy y GLANCE ~ tho nam0s oil
tic officers. ThCClass notices are:
eve study tho word and works Of God"
"Let us keep our Heavenly Father In olil
milSt,n
nNeypr he discouraged"
Applications for membership may be made
at the next meeting, Tuesday, October 4tlI
1870 I. NJ, at Mozart Hall.
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PUBL1o SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned executors 0' The eus AZ
TIOinRs Henderson, deceased, viii Ohef ~ Pl isst
Rlle, the well known farms Of The alNe usi ,s
situate In Buffalo district, Bpoke tOlhV' i"
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..The CeIebratetl I,lebig Compnny, Of

New York, Parisand London, has attained Its
great reputation by adhering to two rules: 1t
offers no cheap goods It offers only honest
preparation honest prices and consequent
~ In buying the preparations having the
name and seal Of this reputable company,
one Is certain Of purity and excellence. The
Iiebig Company's Arnlcated Extract Of Witch
Hazel, for instance, although sold ut the same
price Us the Quack, Colorless, weak trash, sold
under the name of Witch Hazel, 1850 much
to cause II to be used always thereafter 1t
cures Piles Salt Rhcuni, Skin diseases, Rheu-
matlsm; Catarrll, Painful Monthlies, Sore
Throat, and Neuralgia, llc sure to ask for
tiebig Co.'S ArniCated Extract Of Witch
Hazel. Remember the market Is flooded with
worthless limitations. ~ Editorial IL Scientific
Supplemental H Rdnchero.) sOldln fifty cents
and dollar sizes, Mw&F.
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Llncoln tluh Rrrehtlnn.

Tomorrow night the doors Of the Lincoln
Club will hn thrown open To tho members
and THAR lady friends. 4 pleasant and so.
clal reception relieved by music, Is the order
Of the evening, as prepared by the Enter.
tainment Committee. II is proposed during
the coming cool season 10 give n series Of
these receptions, provided they arc met with
the success anticipated. II Is n good idea,
aud the ladies' will doubtless turn out strong,
II for no other purpose than inspecting tile
pleasant suite ~ Rooms the gentlemen have
to drop into. The programme for Tomorrow
on a SabiSSt ot lteSp interest 10 Tho CiG6; a
piano solo from Prot. stall and music from
Misses Annie and Sadie Logan, Aggie Mul.
rine and Ella Lewis and Mpssts. Mae Reilly
and VIII Day.