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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-06
To Young Men and Others.

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young men and others suffering from weak
ness, nervous debility, lost vitality, lost man.
hood, and many other diseases. We guaran
tee speedy cures and complete restoration oil
manhood. Address without delay,
VOLTAIC BELT CO, Marshall, Mich,
s2Sd&w3m
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-06

On THURSDAY, st. Julien is to be
speeded at Point Breeze, in an endeavor
to beat the three last heats made by
Maud S. in Belmont park. st. Julien
is said to have recently rounded up to
his work in magnificent style.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-06

THE general foreman of the sugar re.
filming house of Matthiessen & WEIGH
ers, Jersey City; and the foreman Of
the stevedores employed by the firm,
have been arrested with eight lighter
men, charged with the theft. of sugars
in transit from the storehouse to a
Brooklyn refinery.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-06

THE international congress of social
lists opened Sunday at Chur, Switzerland.
Delegates from all parts Of Europe and
from the United States and Brazil,
were present.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-06

Visitors returning from abroad, as
we'll as recent emigrants, will find
Ayers S~arsaparilla helpful in avoiding
the hardships of ~acclimation, and in re-
moving the boils. pimplesand eruptions
consequent upon sea diet. Its blood
cleansing qualities remedy such troubles
PROMPTLY.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-06

THE board of managers of the nation
al temperance society, in a manafesto,
urge President Arthur to maintain
temperance in administering the hospit-
atty OF the White House.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-06

In ENGLAND the condition of affairs
IS very unsatisfactory as regards the
Boer convention and the Anglo-French
commercial treaty.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-06

PRUssIAN authorities recently arrest
ed several Russian nihilists detected in
attempting TO establish connection
with Polish socialists.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-06

THE East River Bridge trustees re-
port receipts from all sources to be 3d.
222, 1923. Total expenditures, s13, 1885,
100
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-06

A MAN carting Boycotted oats in the
parish of Doom, County Tipperary, was
shot and. it isfeared. MORALLY wounded.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-06
pr Rhodes Electric rransfusinr battery

DR.. Rhodes Electric Transfusing Battery.
This simple little instrument is said
to be best and most effective of any
battery now in use. 1t has by its mer-
its crowded out other and similar bat
teries. The advertisement of it in this
paper gives the particulars of its use.
We commend it to those who suffer
from nervous diseases for it is well
worth the trial. m1Otf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-06

NoRTHcoTE. speaking at the London
Hall, Monday, said that the conser-
natives wished to give the land act a
fair trial.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-06

THE factory of the New York SILK
manufacturing company was attached,
Tuesday. u
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-06

Two more suspects have been re-
leased from the Galloway jail after five
months detention.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-06

IT Is stated that the crops have failed
In Sweden and famine is impending.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-06

FLETCHER NJ. HARPER, of HarIer
Bros, died Tuesday.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-06

The Paris Cpnservatoire is to be i'm
proved ami al.srred this year at an
expense OF sba.;t ~. 000. Several de-
,sirable hon, a +! lots are to be pur.
chased neNt - inr present building. 10
give ample ON for a new concert hall
and additional facilities for teacher
are to BIO thus p'"riied. This institu-
ton is one OF = famous in Eu,
rope, and has d some Of the
most accomplish iaps.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-06

I'm, ieats in progress at Union
colleg ~ienectady, New York. viii
involv outlay of S45. 600. and in
clude library building. the rem.
ovation OF the gymnasium, and q new
ball field.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-06

THE Arabs are not so easily suppress
ed.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-06

. A bear in Colorado got hold of Jo-
nph Brook and sailed in to eat him.
tut beg; = one of his legs and it
lappeneu he wooden. Joe laid still
md let the p,lr chew. He says it was
he most rusted-looking bear no
wer saw the ''selr" broke over
is coun
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-06
Rss.. Of advertising.

No Ads~sss.s.f s.ssrssdJ for kss a@N1S
een1.
DAILY LxApxz, al transient advertise
menu 10 osnts Per line. Nonpsrisl. e.ch in
ssraon; Q insertions eight csnts per line 80
insertions 9 csnts per lima
Local Notices. per line. bourgeois. each
Insertion. 10 cent? Per line % insertions .
eents per lima
WEzLx LEApxR. AL TRANSIENT advertise
ment IS cents per line. nnt insertion. ons
month. 20 cents per line ktx months, 10 csntz
Per line, one year 8 cents psr lima
E. A. REED. Business Manager
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-06

OCT. 6, 1881.
, 1881-01-01

4 bl1 for divorce WIS illc,l yesterday by nora
Ffcrning aKatnat Henry rre,lt!ugt nsking for Il
divorce on tho Rrostni nj erieity.
John 0'cnnnor nsked for tho sn,ne klnl1 or 4
decree agnnst his wife. Fnnn!o, Oil account Of
bur jescrtion antl adultery.
Tho enlno charges nro ,nns1e against William
p. Guile by his wife, Etn.nn r., III her petition
for divorce.
S0phto Krel,s Gun only bring m accusation Of
simple t!cserttnn a9ninst Fritz krebs Us Il Etnsun
why sEtu should mt livu with him.
cllrric 1fufllrlcksurl oil tho bther hand thinks
thnt her huBIa1,d, William T., hts enough
ctlsscdncss !n tiItn To supply l1aff dozen icn
She bus iad him .rrcstG TWICE tor bunting hlrt
1nl she dnre mt 1.-Two With hItn my lDnger for
fenr he Will carry out ILLS oft-c4presscd ihrcats
Ut killing Acr.
, 1881-01-01

Llttlu Laura EpMthsvfck Identified by
Iter t;rRndnlut11er.
An Interesting littlo sceRn WIS witnessed yes-
tcrtiay In Tho par!or at tho Homo for tho Frlenj.
leAa on Wabash Ryonue. 1t was tho tinale to a
short atury told III yesterday 4 TnIMukE. Tho
story In question rotated tho Singular hlatory OF
m S-ycar-oll Ytrl whoso nat,e wis thought tu
bo 1.aurl Southwlek. For ELK yeass sho haL
boon living With u woman t,an,ctl Anna Dillon
at No. 9oa milwaukee, ayenuo. Although Annn
was u wonlan whose 1iorals could not. bpnr tho
slightest scrutiny, she waa Kreutly attached to
tho child; but, [B spite Ut th's nttMohn,as,t,
the ne'shbors sald that the ltttlc girl wis
ill-trcntcd by her nlopted 'mOthnr; aud Of,
soyeral occasions tho Humane Society WIS
nlvisel by outsI0rs that the caso wHS ono do
serving tho Socloty's intervention. Tho cnsp
WINS finally brought bofnrp Judge Kntckcrbnct-
or, Ia tho Ptobato Court. who doofslra thnt tho
euro of the child shon!,l bp assumed by tho 3d.
ono plaecd vt tic iin,,,o f:;r tno Friouss, "''''
In eoiltt tho nialnn wt'll1ti mud RworH TINT shn
had fnFKntten tho I!nnIa Ut LnIrAs pursuits, nr,&
rclatlvcs. llowayer, Immediately M{tpr tho casS
" W. esl1ed tao %os b. h1e r. hesso1t totho hons
9i'd lnforni9d thAt xc1tlcinau tlMt
F.. tt1s LITTLE MECH,
9dauKhtor Of lii deceased anrt dlssoutc brother
Jsosepb, Wna The child which sssa bud Luun kuep.
thpsudisss liz sthwick rshcarsei n nne she tnJt, ~.
~ onis protlier John. ut 1+ako v!ow, WIN iu turn
.6a to H. nis ,ssal ,sskSa nsthgr iud Ana arr1A tsar
d tho sa,,sl horo. Ths ifupa,lo s.a,v sicW: w":
then tntorAQ1 BY tho ,soulhwiuEs VI liz t.rn nna
81 h I'D i ~ IT, M.5gt%S%f gaSaf tx, M
IND NJ tntthcr should Iu4Gt at tue Iiutn., far
the FrlcHdscsa yesterday murnina 10 SEQ whUtlor
si,h,xir *. hno ea'la Gould bo deAuhcd as Laula
~. When tho Houthw.cks .arrlvcl Mr. Gibbs hn,l
t"ha. ,n tao i@s!ot aud th"ro presently
, 1881-01-01

0.0l0.hn was wheat. 1,'s,;.sr3 corn, t,3es;5si
nats, :1i.Hm ryc, mid i1U,yl lmrey. Thr
5oaat III storr ut tho close Of
!h !nst ,.r Sear Was 7.7nl,1So. During
for appeals frnn tho decision 0i tic Chief
ltlsrectnr tn thH Committee 0f Nplu,als, tic
original Inspection lHiilx sustained in nt5i5
cases. alv! ti'o inspection clNl,eed 10 higher
pIcttcn of Arinonr, Dofn l. G,'s warot,n,isc
99nl Tho progress nj. tin work on Munger,
Wheeler sS Co. =, nf1l suRgcsta tic rassagu
nf lnw f"nIrol!tilg tho prOprlctors OF ware
G,as !,o.1sea t, TO- WclE over their grain II store
t1!e iseutstrar with aworil stNte,nr,,t II cncj.
klhd nlitl Krate uf ssatu f,I iacjI wfrelItIl,sr.
tlle lteglsttnr's bonks nn1y showing tie
nlnotll't nf outstanding 1nceuts0f t.acI, wnu-
iii Rture. 7 ''
, 1881-01-01

Judge Gary yesterday sentenced tho following
prisoners tn tho rcnitontlnry: John Murphy,
for the murder Of Andrew Wnr1,enwart, eeyen-
teen yours; LOWS w6lrniccko.. 6ilfslary," two
yenrs; George lturick, lnrceny, two years. =.
Mr.. Va.1 Huron. counsel for "Dr." Erli, tho
aborttontst, argued tho motion fur a now trsnl,
takinH tho ground that tito stntc's Attorney
shnuld not llnvo introduced In evidence tho fuGt
prosecution Ut tho casu he Raye cvpry evidence
ct undue ,prcludlco atEalpss tho prisoner:
Judge Gnry however oytrrtiictl tho notl0n, uni
sentenced Earl 10 i've ynara In Htato'a Prison,
as recommended LII tho verdict.
Frank C0nnors nflll Harry Wtb1 Eere sen.
jail upon conviction fur petit lnrcony.
, 1881-01-01

Tho Grand Jury yesterday heAtd tcn cascs mud
returned four true bills.
John fIorstnttor wAs indicted for nan-
slaughter In huvng caused the dcuth Of Chris
toph roctznd. Tho tragcdy occurred on tho
Chcago avenue hr!tgc. whcre tho prisoner
dryc Into Poctzot'l's wngon, the effect OF tho
collision being tho tlcnt!l OF rnctxo!d,
John Cteg9gtt. tho culore4l midget Df rne Jail,
who squeezed himself through tho ycntIlntor,
md. with George Foster. esolpcd from the juii,
VIVA Indicted thnrefOr. Tho Jury returned forty
fur indictments Into callrt, aud afterwards
lnnelc.! At tho 19tl. II tho invtntlon, Of Jn!lcr
nz ~ sn"rt sess e. t VII Ge he o,lay wae1 @
I'm Gu1tf,I1fttaJ .'
, 1881-01-01
TIL: CALL MONDAY,

JunnE DRuMMDS1-G encral Li,slncss.
JUDGE 1}L0nGETT-Sct cusC, an1 HsI admiralty
cnscs standing On objections to tho Commission
cr's report.
APPELLATE C0unT-No court until Tuesday.
Jup1E GAnr-Nos. v tn III. inclusive, Of bis
now cAenllnF. Nm ense Oh trIMl.
1upuE SMtr1i-Trcllmfnary Gull | to 20 on his
new cntendar. Trial Gull tho first flyu ca4cs
really for hcnrfnX,
Jui,0E Observation-Disclosures call of Nos. y
and i. to 10. Inclusive, on Judge MurMna cnIan-
dur. AL cnacA Will be dismissed wlictt neither
purity appears. Trial Gull Will embrace all cases
ready for hcastng.
JuD0K WlLttAME0S- Bet cnso 1901, Parson Y.
DcnBer, and cases fr0n Ju1Ru 0nry's ua1l. M
case tH trial.
JuuaE LAuEsoN-Contcstcl motions.
lUGnE 0ARnNK1s-C0ntcstg4t Mt,ttOns.
IIp0E lsnaEI.S-Cnt,tlc.,,,lati ct,sr 4GsO, CHI
cn9o T. Western lntlAna ItAllrta4l Colnpuny V.
WnllHco. No Gull, No cAse OH trlat.
, JunuK MUfsAw-f}Hno to tho Crlufnal Court.
IuDOE TutEy-Contostel nluu0nY
JuDuK uAltSuA-C0ntcsted motions.
, 1881-01-01

l. lle lDlN4 ChTIlIlkS u uI!t HEpHIllIlelt loE
the year were sl0a,5s3, alsd the commissions.
The nccorpanytng 1ettcr-press report Is Il
very long md al!e document, which gives
A suCc1NcT HISTORY OF TIE SYSTEM
Of grain Inspection, from the tf1no It WIS first
introduced by the Board Of Trade III 1858 up.
to tho prcsent ttmc,-tlle system now cur.
rent being the .outgrowth Of Legislation au-
thorIzc.l by the Constitution Ut 1870, The
1tSt official report WIS for the ye.lr '1B5D.
which : shows MI tli-fnspeotion Of
10, ,542 bushels, and a1l orl-
spcction of 12,5l7,Gs3 bushels.
III 1871 tho Rrain-inspcctlo, system was In
nugnratea under. tic provisions OF lesls[a->
tlon authorized by THO new Constitution.
%, ,Tss,G}9 bushels. There has beeil stcatiy
increase III, the voluMc OF trade zach sue
seeding se year s'i,ce ls. keeping Pace e. WITH
yelopn'ent Of tho great Vest, until THO
amounted to tle stupendoils total Of LIZ, ,hAi,-
w w bushels aud the 9ut!"snection to
from 4,o05. .0G0 bushels III 1868 TO il, i,S50,W0,
1ia sisa,t two other warehouses tust completed
ss!ase foS sa'tE Il oS St Ssss Sk"f Tc th! r"
Way system contributing this vast amount Of
srala aKErcgntes 15, so0 miles, not Including
ftory or tsbrzsetnk nes md the ter
OF KY most fertile land Under tho stlit.
There are now. ten Inspection stations. ono
Oh Lle eanal' 9na ono at eaet of tie twenty
oo Uef 9no It3 Hi,st work is done force
iwe,.ty19rnr ,!y tifa mn! twelve helpers. Tllora
.Foe sS of a'fof1s fa ,se saeeto4 fr9 s member
grattcs laye been established, teil Tor wl.!tor r
%heat, seven for spring wheat nina ft,r
s,orn, t,sr four Tor oats, ttreo for rye, % and md
sae eRS 'o5 othnrf h1afey Ihsse grades nnroae
xlding !ino Is reached, thus nlaklns tho %
inspeelon i,rs1as, praetoa! appraIsement 1t tic
. taopetty. op Ine First Assistant Inspector liaY
vee9s vee en&aan1 n e. IT. tue business fof nineteen
9otnefa ot I,avo enjoyed III experience, railginr
1TGln seven to fourteen ycara
=, ~, communicating between the iaspectInn
tho tcIspholeW Wf9t9'Keg sv.n,p y a tho naI 9lco
an,a psoyeH to 9e 9f inyaluable nssistat,ce,M @ * K
eYssy act o. te itIp diteIpnftsnt Including
m!ttcc of Appeals, alli aii tiie tlnnnciaI osrr
aeioas e connected herewith. ''' 0D'''
~ uie seqt!ast OF some Of tho grnfn reeotv-
IT. ef' u'o o"1et Inspector says, OH tho question
. 'CItiSEs. @o1Ae MA
lint rratu 10 lnrvestssl fosno,,an,.
ALTAR s n 'lsure"i"f,um " tSspeeia!iY wlleat)
t,i! ttst N ,,n,9 ,anrket yais as compared With
Snnti " ' ia..,. H. 'enna n3 Ile feapnr R1ll
tle ' a11a ~ p'sS, m1"nr suhSi ,saa,isad ~ sfasa IN
satt,eIi Ssnt"s ;rSa rcase, pfW ~ II tiie Older
re!. ~ atlo 'a9t tnat iMr ioo sargo share Of tho
E," ~" .!@s ,natSttstSM t coi;,a ;.a 70 market
ac m ~ aaso1 ~ aviw Eotos nem WIZ aotaH she appear
ff!eR fc Ct ~ ssaek, wvfn , was 'lHms'te direct
, 1881-01-01
GRAIN INSPECTION.
The Chief Inspectors Annual
Report Now Ready.
a Gratifying Showing Regarding
Cllicago's Grnin Trlldc.
How the Finances Of the Department Havo
Boon Managed, Etc., Etc.

Ch!cf-Uraln.1nspector Reynolds yester,lay
completed Its oIl1c1ai rcp,rt 10 tho Railroad
mi Warehouse Commissioners ut tho opera
tlons Of tho Grain inspection Dcpartnleht III
this city for tic fiscal year ending Nov. !,
1SHO.
Tile following tnhlo shows In c0mprellcn-
slve wny the total number OF cars nltl bushels
Of grain inspected-fn during Tho several
months III tho period embraced betwes!' Nov.
I, 1871, To Oct. II. 1oso. tic utul lslcls Ill
specteh Il, cnnalEUats. atItt the grand totals
for thu months nlnt tho ycnr:
, 1881-01-01
fG..0
TotRl.. ..5,G7a Total.
IT, will I'm ,tDfirrt1 tint

FRIDAY ~ Still. coSsInEl.Ep USIrcKy.-
tho other ,lnys nf tho week averaging about
alike. 1t IL tn le presumed tlaore were eyet,
fewer marriages oil TINT t!ay than there
were licenses taken out,-Satulstuy a,ml Sun
thy brIng the days usually selected fnr TINT
Important ceremony BY The lIeenst-yetters Of
Fri!lny. There were two Frltlnys. however, OIL
which n good lnu1iY forgot tl!Cir supcrstlttOns,
II they I!nsl my, ntl took out I!cel,sns to well.
Yesterday tl,lrty-,,Inu were fssueu aud tho
&lny befor4} Christmas thfrty-f0ur.
fjiu following tas>Ie gives
, 1881-01-01
MATRIMONIAL STATISTICS.

SotMn Interesting Figures Regarding
the Issuance Of observation-disclosures
I)tIrlrsE the Year Just <.loncd.
M better evidence Of tho rapitt lncre nse Of
population III tl,Is city nMl cuuniy is airor.lc.t
tl,an by the number sf marr1agc-lcenscs
issued By the County Clerk during the ycnr
Just closed. Over 1000 more couples wcrc
licensed tu wed t1lan during tho ycnr 1871.
Tile following tnbc gives thu number lssnctt
cacl, tlay Of the week mid tho tutal for 1si0
mud tBoU:
, 1881-01-01
PROPOSALS..
"
prHp0knls for Con u truction uf ~AtEt- prl
TIT Fort HnslliuH. AEnn.


=
Ksrhpok for E0nstructiou 0f Water Works
nt Fort smelling. MINI.
tIEAHQlAHTEiF nEi'AMTMEST uf UAkurA.
uFYlcE w CHIEF EkQrAHTEMHAATEl. s
~, IAti- AltIil, llrG, u, lA61 } .
Sealed propoaas III trlpltcate. autjort - tbs ueaa!
ctn,!lt!s'Ms. Viii ny rce:,iyu! Ut ills uteu uni y
xrh p!ace md time hey WI 70 upei,ad il ptesencv
0t hlticets. fur fMrshlni uli nts mud mn1rtal,-LN
cuatgK nuChinery. .-IGquited N the u1d
enlpleuun, utt kha f0ft Smelling Military Nysurta-
ltGa,sn. l llsaaaaarscs wItt wata.: y .etotdanee
Quarlern'nstermi GhssHo, H.. nnd IN thts U.1Ice.
b.atl III ttla pcnnl xuns ut fAu must netnupaby
zach trIassaf. 4lll GxHty " tktA advertisement
sl!nu1l t,s AlinuiIr4 ~ tho pru;alsnl. S..1.@
Thu EDxafn'aant Fescrfss tue right to reject any Or
Atl JtrtIpIsnls.
Hmm ttratr OF pr0VeaaL knd full Information - II
tt. uIsAef ut bidding l!pdIf!ous tu Gu UbsvFSau ~
I e.1d.1n ctc. VII " i.rMl,tsd on appjati1n " Ihv
EnytIu.es c,Hin!ntlR proposals. shunld ba marked
nftopusa!: 1or cunstslu.lsix Wutsr.p0xk1 at fyrS
SnGlltnV, Mlntl. ahd hirrss cd tu tila und9f1yned
I1iAk. II. TuAl'kISA,
deputy yHuar4gF1pnxtGF -4ten4Fut, U. y. Az
$1,tGE tuhrGtt1A&tAF.
, 1881-01-01
MANHOOD RESTORED.

FLt4u Ut sxEty iulpe4ds snce, eAushau nervous dr.
bills. prnlnatufs Iusay. etS. hattnY H!rl u sua
ttsEy k.4isxn ruHrIy tut l3aav1ruA kl1p!v Acntt4
VI Aelteuf icI liz Mtfl Krl srSe ttt 1< suNT t4{.
teyefa. Al'iiuss ], Ii. NEEfE3 ~ C4laL4a:u"st NJ u
, 1881-01-01
THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF TILE DE
go pAlsTaiENT
Is shown by tho exhibit made In tho follow.

:, s1Gs057 $0t,4G8
Tie total earnings Of tho Department for
the year were $40, ,5t3, a1sl the commissions
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-12-21
GENERAL NE VS.,

-Rnglaad has over 100000 tons
of steam shipping, The United States
has 100000,
The mean temperature Is VIII at
disgusis q man with every climate,
Two thousand Nova Scotlans have
died of dlphtheria within year, and
the government authorities are becom'
Ing alarmed at It's rayages aud are
seeking means to check II,
-Dcspondcnt men have been known
to commit suicide because out Of work,
This indicates that tramps are not
respondent men,
john w, Forney, Jr,, will succeed
his lamentcd father as editor aud pub
Usher of Progress.
"A nice little puzzle for srammcr
school children, Is to make twcnty'iour
grammatical transpoSilions of the SOU
tcncc, "John lies buried here
Mr.. Paul Tulane, formerly of New
Orleans, has given to that city, for the
promotion of education, real estate
worth million Of dollars.
One of Colonel lngcrSoll's daugh-
tcrs is said to have joined the Prcsby-
terrain church.
1t is no child's play to suppress
illicit distillng in the United States.
Commissioner Raum reports twenty
eight revenue officers have been killed
in the service during the last five years.
lie recommends the pcnsioning Of their
widows and orphans.
"A Canadian woman short time
ago undertook to kill calf. She laid
the animal on II sawhorsc, and with the
help of her daughter cut the young
bovinc's head of with saw.
George W. Iinchman of South
Brunswick, N. j., is sentenced to
State prison for 10 years for beating
and ill.treatins his children.
The London Standard says that
the Marquis of Lorne will remain in
Canada another three years.
AN Alabama man, arrested for
getting into fight when drunk, COM
mittcd suicide in his cell by examining
a felt hat down his throat.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-12-21
aeseusd fsem Death,

william ., Coughlin, Of someryille,
Mass, says SIN the fall OF 1876 l was
taken with bleeding OF the lungs, follow,
cd by q severe cough, lost ny appetite
and fiesli and was confined 10 my bed
IN 1871 was admitted 10 the Hospital
The doctors said ! had hole Ia my lung
90 big as halfa dollar, At one time re-
port was around that was dead, gave
up hope, but friend told me OF DR, WI,
LIAM Halls BALsAM P0R THH LusGs, I
got bottle, when TO my surprise, ! CON.
meneed 10 feel better, aud to-day feel
better than for three years past,
~ write this hoping every one afflicted
viii. Diseased Lungs will take DR, VII,
HAM HAAS BALsAM, aud be convinced
that consumption eaa be cured, l eau
positively say II has done me more good
than all the other medicines have taken
since my sickness,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-12-21
VERMONT.

The Catholic Home journal, pub
lished at St. Adams, has dropped the
"Catholic" from its name, and will
hereafter sail under its decapitated title.
Geo. Howe of Brattleboro has
received $1,000 office in the general
land office, interior department at
Washington, ID. c.
Miss Ada Carpenter of Newport
Center committed snicide last Wednes-
day by taking powdered glass. Dis
appointment in love is supposed to have
been the cause.
The Vermont blanket company Of
Bellows Falls, which began work last
summer, has stopped operations and
will close upits business. 1t is under
stood that the business did not pay.
james Williams, a colored man,
was found dead at Westminster last
week Tuesday in the woods where he
had been chopping. The accident ap-
pears to have been caused by the falling
of a tree.
"A novel subject for Thanksgiv-
ing sermon was that chosen by Rev.
Mr.. Moore of Pawlet, it being on the
offerings Of Cain and Abel, Genesis
H.: 50. ....: .ls :.
Hon. j. Gregory Smith, J, H,
Brooks, Freeborh Bell of,St.. Adams
and j. S. Merrill of Swanton and 9TH
ers are making arrangements to estab-
lish butter and cheese factory at St..
Adams point near Governor Smith
place 1t is proposed to erect factory
capable of working up the milk from
six hundred cows.
Owing to the scarcity of copper
ore, the Goddard mine, Corinth, has
shut down for the present which leaves
a number of families in rather discour-
aging circumstances.
Patrick Downey died recently at
Castleton, where he had lived her.
nit s life for 25 years. After his dealt
a roll of $4,000 in bills on the Castleton
Mutual bank was found sccreted in his
bed. The bank discontinued business
in 1859.
j. B. Southworth, principal Of the
Vermont Seminary and Female College
at Montpelier, is reported failed and
has called meeting of his creditors.
Liabilities, $4,000. He offers forty
cents. ~
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-12-21
DEATHS.


In Windsor, Dec. 10, Wells Hadley,
aged "A years.
In Woodstock, Dec. IS, Miss Betsey
Paine, aged 70 years.
In Gaysville, Dec. u, Of consumption,
Frances T., wife Of II. L. Twitchel', aged
80 years.
In Woodstock, Dec. 10, at the residence
of Hon Justin Mckenzie, Emily l.. Sleep
or, aged 40 years.
In Pcrkinsville, Dec. 10, Tyrus Chill
sou, aged 50 years and ten months. Also,
Dec. 10, Henry r. Chandler, aged "a.
In No. Springfield, Dec. 0, Mrs. Bctsey,
Il. Fuller, uScd 81 years, IL months ana
lG days. saE..
In Springfield, Dec. 10, Mrs. Lucy d..
wife of Gardner Herrlck, aged 81 years,
months, 81 days. Also Dec. 10, Abbie
NJ, wife of L. 2. Merrifeld, aged 20
years. 49,
In Bridgewater, Dec. 18th, at the resi-
dence of her son.in-law, w. ID. Atwood,
Mrs. Fanny airbanks aged 70 years and
mouths '''-