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The Fremont County record., 1881-08-06
Interesting to Ore Dealers.

The postofiicc department has is.
sue d the following order of interes,
TO large class ofpeoplc in Colorado:
PosrorYIcx DEPARTMENT,
wAsmNGroS. ID. c., June =, 1881.
Order No 80.
The following precautions must
hereafter be observed In sending
samples of -four OF other powdered
substances by mail, IN addition TO
those required by section 2e3. postal
laws and regulations, namely
/. The -four. or other powder, must
be incioscd in transparent bag or
envelope. made OF parchment, parcli-
incnt paper, tracing cloth. or similar
material, and so sealed mp that II will
be impossible for any particles TO sifI
through.
.. The bag, or envelope, containing
the -four, or other Powder. must be
enclosed In a box or tube made of
hard wood or metal, with sliding,
clasp or screw lid (not lid fastened
on by screws inserted on the out
sidc.) If the box be made of metal
no sharp edge or corners must be cx-
posed, but the edges or corners must
either be rounded of. or protected
by wooden or strong pasteboard
shields.
8. Samples of Hour, or ether pow
dercd substances, not put up In nc-
cordancc with the provisions of this
order, are declared unmailablc. All
metal boxes designed for use, under
section a32, not having the sharp
edges and corners protected us above
directed in paragraph . OF this order,
must hereafter be excluded from the
mails, as liable to destroy or damage
other articles therein.
THOMAS l.. JAMES,
Postmastcr-G G eneral.
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sheriff.. sale.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of an
execution to me directed from the County
Court OF Fremont County, State Of Colora-
do. on = certain judgement heretofore rem
dcrcd In >sid court, wherein CHARLES
APPLE Is plaintiff and THOMAS ATCHI-
SON IL defendant, l win sell al public yen-
due in front Of the building last used as =
SATURDAY, the 9Th day OF August, A. d.
iSsi- st 10 o'clock n IN. OF said day, the
following described mining property, situ-
ated In Fremont County. Colorado to-wit /:
OF the slip Up Lode IN HardscrabD,c mining
district, In said county. and near Yorkvillc.
The said property having been taken as the
properly Of the said defendant, Thomas
Atchison.
Dated this is,h day Of July, A. ID. 1881.
d. Y. sHAfFER, Sheriff.
By X. J. Fraxier. Deputy. eestss
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The Great Wheat yields.

People travelling In tho Northwest
win be gratificd to learn that the
.'GREAT Rock ISLAND ROUTE" open
cd new line from Chicago TO Min
ncapolis and ST. Paul, July 18th, run
ming two through daily trains, lcav-
ing Chicago at 1905 aud $3.50 p. m.
This new line is known as the AL
BERT LEA RoUrR," and passes
through the very best sections Of the
states Of Illinois. Iowa and Minncso-
tn, affordIng travellers view of tho
great harvest fields Of our country
and section pcoplcd by tho most
progressive and prosperous of our
Northwestern Inhabitants.
We understand that cheap tickets
for excursionists to points In the
great wheat region Of the Red river
OF the north and Mississippi river
valleys will be Immediately put on
sale, good for 40 days from dato OF
issue. This will enable eastern farm
ors to visit the greatest wheat coun-
try on the globe and SEQ harvesting
done on tho most gigantic scale.
Surely, no one that really desires
10 soc the West will forego this OPP
portunity to do so by tioketIng ovcr
any other limo than the "Albert Lce
Route,p via West Liberty. The
Great Rock leland depot is tho most
central OF amy in Chicago, being In
tho very heart of the city, close 10 tho
great hotels, postofiice and leading
mercantile houses.
Parties who fall 10 got satisfactory
information In regard to THE new line
from loca; agents, viii confer favor
BY addressing X. ST. JoHN, General
Ticket and Passenger Agent, Chicago
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SATURDAY. AUGUST Q. 1881.
The Presidents Surgeons.

From the New York Tribune.
There is great deal of caPtious
criticism in regard to the treatment
of the Presidents case which is to be
deprecated. The four surgeons in at
tendance have probably among them
seen and intelligently examined more
gunshot wounds than any other four
men IN Ameria-it would hardly be
an exaggeration to say in the world.
DIR. Barnes is the surge on-gcneral Of
the army DIR. Woodward is the most
accomplished of that medical staff
which have given our Medical Muse
um and Library SO high place in
the scientific world; DIR. Bliss and
DIR. Reyburn have had enormous ex-
perlence in the field and in civil life.
II any surgeons can be entitled to
confidence it would seem that this is
case where confidence is justifiable.
They have done their work with ad-
mirable devotion as well as reserve.
Their bulletins are models of definite,
accurate and cautious expression.
They will have hereafter nothing to
retract or modify. For the first sixty
hours their efforts were directed to
countcracting the effect Of the shock
which in cases like this is usually
fatal; and that danger escaped, they
h ave met and successfully overcome
each succeeding crisis in the case,
until now they feel justified in emerg-
ing 10 some extent from the reserve
they have hitherto properly main.
tanned, and in predicting the ulti-
mate recovery of their illustrious
patient. II is the prayer OF millions
of people that this hope and this pre-
diction may prove to be well found
ed. In that event a new and inter-
esting page will be added TO our sur
gical annals, and the gentlemen who
haye so earnestly and with so much
professional propriety labored to
save life precious beyond estimate
TO the country will receive full
measure OF public gratitude.
The Fremont County record., 1881-08-06
Nea,es fer P.blicasien.
LAND orrIcE AT PUEBLO. Colo.

July 10, 1881
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has hled notice of his inten-
ton to make final proof In support OF his
claim. and secure final entry thereof: and
that said proof Will bt made before the clerk
OF the District Court OF Fremont County, at
the county seat on SATURDAY, AUG. 9Th,
lssi. viz: JAsPAR N. DUCK EFT, ID. s. No.
1908. Del Norte scries) for the 81 of seq sec.
a. and M OF mel. sec 81. TIP. a. N, Rg. ls F..
TO prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation OF said tract, viz: John H. Ross,
Mark b. Ross John Howard and Charles +.
Louis, OF TEXAS CREEK. Fremont County.
Colo. MARK l.. BLUNT,
-30r3a Register.
The Fremont County record., 1881-08-06
Nesice for PaslIc.aie..
LAND orrIcx AT PUEBLO. Colo,

July 18th. 1851.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has nled notice OF his intention
to make nnai proof In support OF his claim,
and secure nnh; entry thereof. and that said
District court Of Fremont County. at the
County scat. on MONDAY, AUGUST s. 1ssi,
viz. LOUIS MuEHLbACH, homestead
entry No. iseo for the II x OF &c x. sw x OF
sec and NV y ofsw V sec T. q n. II. II Il.
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion OF said tract, viz: Albert Philip, Frank
Prouiy. John Fleming and Chaunccy Hayden
OF Fremont County, Colo.
sssts2 MARK l. BLUNT. Register.
The Fremont County record., 1881-08-06
NOTICE.

Scaled proposals will be received at the Of
mont county, Colorado, until Monday, sep
tcmber eth, 1881, for building an iron bridge
over the Arkansas river at the Lester cross
ing, sbout 10 miles south of Canon City. the
bridge to be II feet wide In the clear and 100
feet span. with rubbie stone abutments.
Plans and specifications TO accompany all
proposals. Cost of bridge not to exceed 8, 900
The county commissioners reserve the right
TO reject any or all the proposals.
BY order of the board OF county commits
sioners j. J. PHELPS,
s2st36 Chairman.
The Fremont County record., 1881-08-06
TUFTS HAIR DYE,
vnEIe q Cosr,

IIasweipx Cure scr the L.nx.. II you have =
elll1Eh cAld 6rogchttln, pains In side Or hreaaf,
q Any nfF6ckiuns of the thruat or luugs,. ~
al IneAna give this msslfcins = trin1 aoes
Killed do - your drpgGtsiA Heechef ttCAs
azad get = nee sample ts3lle - Hngretn. Cesg
yees larxc bostics - aeni.- -
The Fremont County record., 1881-08-06

The postofiicc department has is.
sue d the following order of interes,
TO large class ofpeoplc in Colorado:
PosroYyIcg DEPARTMENT,
The Fremont County record., 1881-08-06
GOLDEN EXTRACT.

The Magical Pain Eradicator. If You are
suffering from Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Tooth
ache, Sprains, Bruises, or Bowel Complaints
get n bottle of Haswelfs Golden Extract, use
directed. and you will be relieved. Price
so cents. Sold by Beecher q Co. scs
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-03

The preseryatye IL not n liquid pickle, or any OF
the old exploded processes hut If simply ana pure
IN OZONE, as produced and applied by an enlleLy
new nrocea. Ozone IL the antisepuc prlnclpIe OF
every substance and possesses the power 70 pro
serve animal and vegetable structures rom decay
There Is nothing on the face Of the earth liable
10 decay or spoil which Ozone, the new PreserVh
tive viii not preserve for all time III Il periooNf
fresh and palatable condition - Ia.
m, value of Ozone rs natural preserVer ms
heen known to our ADLER chemists iOr years. pu,'
until now, no means of producing II IN pracll.nl'
inexpensive and simple manner nave Deeh uiseo''
cred. -. a., 4, dna
Microscopic observations prove that decay IL que
to septic matter or minute germs that develop anu
feed upon animal and vegetable structures' o hene
appled nv the Prentiss method, sctzes ana ueauoye
those germs at once, and thus preserves Az oui
offices Ia Cincinnati can be seen almost every uIu
Gle that can be thought of preserved py enih pio
cess and every visitor is welcome 10 come IN, thsle
ru pv+Sate p'9PS,'V with uhipl, and leM lp&eTy-w'N
brought sent prepaid to us and return II TO the
sender, for him to keep and test.
Fresh Meats. pork pork poultry l game, fish, SC
preserved by this method can be shipped to Europe
subjected 10 atmospheric changes and returned 10
this country in q state of perfect preservation.
Eo.o.e, can be treated at cost OF less than one
CSSS dollar a thousand dozen, and be kept In a
ordinary room six months or more, thoroughly pre-
served; the yOlk held in its normal condition, and
the eggs fresh and perfect as on the day they
were treated, and Will sell as strictly choice Inc
advantage in preserving eggs is readily seen there
are seasons when they be bought Tor OF III ctt
n dozen, and by holding them, can be sold at an ad
vance of from one to three hundred per cent. one
man, with this method, can preserve 5000 dozen q
day,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-03
Our Dead President.

Gone where prayer Is no more needed,
G one whore main Is felt no more;
Where the hidden wound II henled,
And life's vain parade Il o'or;
Where no trumpet sirs the echoes
Ot the wood, the vale, or hill,
Where the sun-blaze never scolcnes,
Where the sea winds never chlll.
He has gone; the distant nations
Bow with us " m urn his loss;
Con, ,, the leader Of the people,
Conc, the soldier OF the cross.
Gone; the youth who dared the conflict
Early forhis Masters names
Gone; the hero OF the bntlle;
Gone; the martyr, In the IL lmo
Where the son shall find the mother, ~
Where the mother finds the son,
Whore the CnrisIiln household gathers,
In Christ's beauty, one by one,
He has gone and distant nations
Il w with us q mourh his loss;
Gone, the leader Of the people,
Gone, the soldier of the cross.
Where the bond isnaver served;
Parting, cl0sping sob ana moan,
Mlnight Watching; twilight weeping;
JoyleiS noOntdc all are done
There. the mora shall wake In Gl0dness,
There, the noon the " prolong,
AID the daylight die N fragrance
Mil the burst of peaceful song.
Gone, Il sol Her of the battle,
Gone, pilgrim from the road,
Gole, Il royal soul To glory,
Go re, n soul redeemed to Coo.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-03
IMPORTANT To-
Gyocers. Packers, Hucksters and the General Public
The KING FORTU n E-M "A Is EiEt,
OZONE A New Process i isha57 !s'e Artiees AMI
OAOANA A' NAL and Vegetable from Fermentation and
Putretacton Retaining their OdOr and Flavor
"OZONE: Purified air, active state of oxygen'-"EBsrEH

ozoNE. Purified air. active state Of oxygen -WEDsTER
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-03

n,,,;+,, may be permitted to ripen In their ma
II FuluS tive climate, and can he transported 10
any part of the world, ,.,... ,obo,a "a, an
The mice expressed from fruits can be held LOT IN
Indefinite period without iermentation-hehce the
great value Of this process for producing temper.
ance beverage Cider can be held perfectly sweet
for any length OF time ,,1oo,i,o.r ma.
Vegetables T Tod PS IL f their natural condition
retaining their odor and flavor, treated In lherorlg
innl packages at small expense. All grams houri
meal. etc are held in their normal condition,
D,,1+o, after being treated by TINS process
DlUttI, will not become rancid III.
Dead human bodies, treated before deconposltlon
sets in. can be held ina natural condition LOT weeks
without puucturing the skin OF mutilating the DO
DIV in any way Hence the great value OF ozone 10
There il no change in the slightest particular IN
the appearauce of any article thus preserved ana
no trace OF any foreign or unnatural odor OF mrte,
Mo pnooaSc isso simple thai a emu ~ s Vail
LIE Process operate it as well and as sno-
A room filled with different articles, such az eggs
fish, etc. can be treated at one time, without addl-
tonal trouble or expense.
In fact there is nothing that Ozone will not
preserve. Think OF everything you can that II Ia
bic to sour decay or spoil and then remember that
we guarantee that Ozone will preserve 1t in exactly
the condition You want IL for any length OF time.
If you will remember this II Will save asking qucs'
tons as 10 whether Ozone will preserve this or that
article-it win preserve anything and everything
you can think or
There il not a township in the United States in
which live man cannot make any amount of mon
ey, from 81 go to $4,000 year. that he pleaseS.
We desire TO get live man Interested In each c0un'
ty In the United States, in whose hands we can
place this Preservatlve, and through him secure
the business which every county ought to produce.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-03
A FORTUNE
Awaits the Man who Secures the Control of OZONE in any
Township or County.
Township or County.

G Bowen, Marion, Ohio, has cleared $1,000 in
two months. g. for test package WAS his first in
yestment
made 5000 ON eggs purchased In August and sold
November lat. ~ for a test package was their first
Investment.
FIX RAYMOND, Morristown. Belmont county, Ohio
IL clearing n! 600 month in handling and selling
Ozone. - for test package was hs first invest
meHt.
y F Weber. Charlotte. Eaton county, Mich, has
cleared 81, 600 month since August. ~ for test
package was his first eyesment.
GAYLORD, 80 LaSale street, Chicago,i pre-.
serving eggs fruit &c, for the commission men Of
Chicago, charging l1ac per dozen for eggs, and 9th,
er articles in proportion. lie il preserving 5000
dozen eggs per day, and on his business is making
$4,000 per month clear. 81 for test package wss
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-03

his first investment.
The Cincinnati Feed Co., i9S West Seventh IT., is
making S. 900 a month in handling brewers malt
preserving and shipping II feed TO all parts of the
country Malt, unpreserved. sours In twentyiour
hours. Preserved by o. ne 1t keeps perfectly sweet
for months
These are instances which we have asked the
privilege Of publishing There scores of others
Write TO any of the above parties and get the eyi.
dence direct.
Now to prove tho absolute truth of everything
we have said in this paper we propose to place in
your hands the means of proving for yourself that
we have net claimed half enough To any person
who doubts any Of these statements and who is in.
teresled sufficiently TO make the trip, we will pay
all travelling and hotel expenses for visit to this
city If we fail to prove any statement tina; we have
made.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-03
HOW TO SECURE A FORTUNE WITH OZONE.

A test package of Ozon, containing a sufficient
quantity TO preserve 1000 dozen eggs, or other ar
ticles in proportion, will be sent to any applicant
on receipt Of ~. This package will enable the APP
picant to pursue any line Of tests and experiments
he desires and thus satisfy himself 10 the extra
ordinary merits Of Ozone as a PreseTative. After
having thus satisfied himself, and had time TO look
the field over 10 determine what he wishes TO do in
the futurewhelher TO sell the article to others, or
TO confne II 20 s own use or any other line of pol
icy which is best suited TO his township or county
will enter into an agreement with him that will
make fortune for him and give us good profits.
We will give exclusive township or county priyie-
ges to the first responsible applicant who orders
test package and desires to control the business in
his locality The man who secures control OF Ozone
for my special territory, will enjoy Il monopoly
which viii surely enrich him
Don't let a day pass until you have ordered test
package, and If you desire TO secure an exclusive
privilege assure you that delay may deprive you
OF It, for the applications come in to us by scores
every day-many by telegraph. First come first
served" II our rule.
If you do not care 10 send money in advance for
the test package we will send IT o. d., but this
will put you 10 the expense OF charges for return
OF money Our correspondence II very large; we
have ali we have all We can do to attend to the ship
s3y@Giye your full address in every lette,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-03

ping of orders and giving attention to our working
ogenta. Therefore we cannot give any attention to
letters which do not order Ozone. If yon .hink Of
any article thai You are doubtful about Ozone pre-
serving, reminder we guarantee that it will pre-
serve 1t, no matter what II is
REFERENCES:
We desire to call your attention to a class of ref
erences which no enterprise or firm based on any
thing hut the soundest business success and high
est commercial merit could secure.
Wo rofe by pefpsson, as tn our integrity and
10 the value si the Prentlrs rroor,otvo, tilo
lowing gentlemen: Edward 9 Poyce, member of
board of public works; EshGlby, city compt
roller; Amor Smith jr,, collector internal revenue,
Wilson W0rhngtou, attorneys; Martin II Ilar-
rell and Y Hopkins county commissioners; VS.
Capeller, county auditor; all of Cincinnati, Hamil
ton county, Ohio, These gent cmen are each famil.
lar with the merits OF our Preservaive, iand know
from actual observation that we have withOutq les
ton the
Most Valuable Article in the World.
The 80 you invest in a test package will surely
lead you TO secure a township or county, and then
your way is absolutely clear to make from $1,000 to
$4,000 year.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-12-03

The Passenger Depot of the Chicago. ~. Iopia
and New Orleans: Illinois Central, Wabash M
Louis and Pscinc Iron Mountain and Souib,,n
Mobile and Ohio; Cairo ana ~. Louis RAILWAYS
Landing is but one square distant,
This Hotel IL heated by steam, has ,,eam
Laundry, Hydraulic Elevator Eectric Cnll Rails
Automatic Fire Alarms, Baths Absolutely p,,re ar
perfect sewerage and complete appointments.
superb furpiahlngs perfect service; and An un
oxcelod table.
L. PA SK FER ~ O.Iassees
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-02
DO You Wnnt to Enloy Ie?

Dr. ]. Bradheld's Female Rcgtor Is not a
pGnace0 or cure-all, but simply aecinc rem
edy for one special class of irregnllics or dis
eases 1t proposes to regulate dislercd men
struatiou and protects woman fronong train
of disastrous consequences, ind tigates an
inealcuable amount of pain, mcntalNicty and
anguish It's combined properties only tend
to inyigoratc md build mp the geul health of
woman, but furnishes such specanc, slim.
ulating and iuyigoratiug innuenceSthc womb
MS excite this organ to the healthy rformnnce
u its peculiar, natural functions Possesses n
special affinity to this organ, and tibits spc-
citic power over menStruntiOn, in Crcting dis
ORDERS and positively regulating arregular.
ties of woman.
have used for the last twenty VI the med
icinc known as DR.. j. liradheld' Foc Regllla
tor, and consider it the best comhtlon eyer
gotten together for the diseases fIhich II is
recommended w b. FERRl, NJ d.
DR., j. Brldfeld, Prop, Atlanta. Price
81 80. Sold by all Druggists GnNholcsalc
Agents
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-02
DWELLING IS MURDER.

A great deal of duelling is going on all
over the country. We are entirely opposed
to this manner of settling disputes The
law is amply sufficient for all parties. A
man is, to some extent, eXcusabIe, who hits
another in the moment of passion, before
he has time to reflect. But the duellst is
simply base and cold-blooded murderer.
He has ample time for reflection, sufficient
time for his temper to cool down, and to
study the matter over calmly and deliber-
atcly Duelling is downright murder in the
first degree. 1t is malice aforethought. A
man who will thus deliberately arrange q
duel, and kill his fellow-man, ought to be
hung, and the one who is not slain should
be put in the pelitentiary for life. If the
juries and courts will not thus dispose of
duellists, then We hope that whatever two
men fight a duel. that each one may be
Killed by the fire ofhis antagonist-and thus
rid the world of two dangerous characters
who can be well spared from any commu.
nifty lGeorgetown Record.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-02
STATE PRESS


Under this system the great manuiactur-
inc. interests. of the north and east have
snrung into existence and have resulted in
enriching those section. The pc ,cy
proved 50 remuneratiye 4 one to the sec ON
thus protected that their riches and general
advance grew out of all comparison with
with those sections not enjoying the pro-
lection. In fact, protection was seen to
have become gigantic monopoly, by whose
working the manufacturing north was en-
riched at the expense of the agricultural
south This led to the national debate and
a remodeling of the tariff to ulster proper
tons. Still the diSproportion exists, and
the industries that tend to enrich the north
ere protected while those of the south are
not. Hence, statesmen like Mr.. Voorhees,
declare that that the practice of free trade
is a fallacy since revenue has to be raised
and the tariff is the best method by which
it can be raised, and that .taritlc involves
protection. But the character and extent
of that protection constitutes subject of
practical craftsmanship. The south has
claims that no longer can be ignored. Why
should her cotton, sugar and other interests
be ut the mercy of foreign competition, and
the northern manipulators other produc-
tionsbe the pet darling ofa,motherlyCa care and
protection? No Just reason can be'assign-
ed. The south should have her share of
the advantages so long monopolized by the
north. Let the tariff be so regulated that
southern industry and enterprise will be
equally protected, and the predictions of
Mr.. VOORHEES, will be fulfilled.