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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-09
A C-ompumentary cali.

There is . tramp who haunts the
cast end Of Galveston whe has got it
down fine. He has reduced it to Q
perfect system. He has his regular
customers, 70 TO speak. He knocked
ut the door Of = house. Tho owner
came out At soon ~ no laid eyes on
tho tramp he said .Now, look here,
only last week I gave you . nickel 70
stay away for ten days, and here you
arc back again" The tramp put his
hand to his forehead and was lost In
thought for several minutea Then
he said "You arc right, Colonel.-
Your regular assessment Il not due yet
for . week. When I get back TO my
counting room I'll pay OF my head
bookkeeper and discharge him. He
has neglected to give You tho proper
credit o ledger" "Well, 60 on,
now" right, colonel, this Il
not 81 al call 1t is only com-
plimeh 40 extra charge"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-09

historical Dept; Cheyenne, Nyo.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-09
Weekly Leader,
IssUED EVKET THURSDAY.
Tsrns. q .sss YEA. sI-ss Asif Year.
Commercial Lo1 Printing

or every Kind Neatly. Chsspiy and EzPsdi-
tiously executed. Cards o. ssery Shape ana
kind, Bin Heads, Letter n Mote HsAdingA.
Blanks Of every kind Postsrs. etc. printed
ON short notice Having . new lot OF y
and Presses. we can do hsndsoms work II
Low Prices
, 1881-07-30

AtulldH 4Qfll4
out from It!!lis un uh exuursiuN ta The ruins 4g
Of glory over tho sl'arp.elvct! rocky range which
Of guild the rugged alrflv0 0G Jnlol ltsas, ur tho
"tIountan at ieAd,"' ns tho Araha Gull tho hugo
Glbrnttar..,s rocft which stands nut ~ bold"
Culture ID nut wholly hypcr1ollcAl, lnr tho unount'
ulil DOES cantMin i vlst ioAti lulnc, which waa
wUrknd hy tho CnrthaRIu!ulss, aud after tbem by
hOn9 ppkut! au.. serapol u IL. i purruuetory
but pr0.,tmhl0 way ly uah Ut tho ll9yA utlioIals
mt. ~ was tho general upnoll, tu tl1o irot 1f
iioufsG, @ @ tor Funis i ,,us 81 a,ay peopIs iGsy.
s W louat two hours' rido 'llstant tr?n.
1s9 se 81 wnten FRI YSS % soSu ana ns s 'S ~ sy
lcsly p4uuOd by liz coaQuurur. Our cavnlcu4u
was ct tho usual Ara1 typu-a vet of weak
GeKe Il na ni4'YIa,Etsre s,II ,aM StSis; a3''ais
l,urHcsa n!ll Sns&dlury VI u very lNlx1a 0Tter IN
which strlng nl,t rop0 pEu4lotNlnatcl. Qutsidu
!ne gAses we Wore ~ Y ~ ouve ~ 9pa!! country; for
th9ru Rr9 no rO Ids gxccrt Que to the laUyA pal-
Acp OF tho lIrtu ahunt tlrte ,nlles llsta!lt; tAa
sest speedily merge !tlta MeFu tracks aua rough
pAtls VI tsuldan clay, inuaGuMt vt Htucalnln ulll
yulltlgss Ut pav!nK. .stuuet. Th9su pFl.uitiv0
n.n1H lead through Whnt aru called u[vv groves.
Thu "lve. iu Nort! Aitlca Y !sast, y ouS of tho
hurdly Svsr Ilx enuu3h to DESERVE lhe Hanlv nt
luz can 10 tlii,r0 p0Nttciil III sound, " q t,tist
ssoEy s sa ~ ssd%a Ss
iaii-possl ssraip.lISld. Through ihoso olive
Eroyss w. S ,S o.s Way xsnsr'iy Y a., sx, ;,
thou funcUa In u Nlml.eutlyatea plot of ground.
suvroul"ltllk n,l Arab hot.so, M,4 callea ny tho
G,'Ss r.. o1fort Of nyroa!o rsy%i.
OlYV.HrutUus -. -
, 1881-07-30
GETTING AfIER The QuACKS.

Evidently tho state board Of iIcalth has de-
claro1 war against thu "spec,allsts" who are
prnctIelng medicine III Chicugu Without a H.
conse. Day before yesterday, ns stated IN TMx
IMtnuNg. nr. John KoAu WIN nrrcaspl On this
Charge. xlytps bull 90 appear 1cfnre Justicpq
bluceh next EritlMy afternoon ut 0'uluck; ullQ
yesterday " Dr." Hugh j., Linn, whoso nlins
lo1s not nppctr ~ Tho dlrnutory, ctaor ns 4
phys.clMn Or rcalttert nf Chicago. waa MlsD
brought hof0rO jnat!ou tleouh ~ WRawsr to tho
etnrxU uf lIrnut,u!nK tnel!iallu Without u ceil4U
!lo Nlvo bond, and will bo examined with Dr..
, 1881-07-30

at our s,nt1ut. VIC snt at tho wIu.!nw urA watched
Il party Of young nlu1, nlp, nanens pnylnu Gr.'-
uGnt. IN iIftrpu minutes we saw twn persons
clicut successfully. We hcnnl tho one rrrspu
wlal tllt not cheat HGCli.ant VI cheating lyD
lines. WI hcAr,I four distinct hltinr tlIilrrrIs.
Wr hpnrl " l,cnut(nt ynlis,g g!rl tclt twt, lirs.
nI i, mock. loUkr young MN three, ,ttltl sltht-
~ We snw tho young Etr throw I,rr tnNllrt nHust
THO irt.te snhar.l Tint 4 lr!rhlnMct horse: the
nthcr yn,l,ix girl in.netl nor na!et e. ,nrtl ~
Tres: th0y h,tl4 hinged nu tho httise NJ .ltrr-
rtlt It,rs, md tho tWn yniltlR tlEt loukc'l AiGts.
s!t 0ttti Ytht M After drink. Now, why Ia thlss
, 1881-07-30
D!SCONTEMr.


Nt,r 1i0rk SIM.
Ycnrningly n mint Il Enzfng.
FrUtn tho swttsly.vsidtltH train,
O'ur II ilrl,l wherein II fhrinGr
Cuttotii down bis Rol'lcn grain.
l'rn.n t,is etth1ntrnt labor crnsInR,
lsriRhtCr taft-tn4kA linliNt tlts hrM!ns,
Ncnrnl1Rly llu fur1nur gllsCth
Al tho disappearing tr1lttI.
, 1881-07-30
a Talk with Dcpew About
Conkling.
Creamer snys What It Was Put Conk.
ling Out with Gov. Cornell.
Will, IN inside Wow Of Things Generally
In BOTH Parties.
Nv Gath.

elected '1ls Ronubican MI lien sc,,atorsS ~
!" prr,tv uoo,l mr,,. Yct when they came
forward t1noiIy noH s, ns probahe to uo elected
wll,rh tow, and co,nty either Of then, r.-
siIr.i n Miller /, probab,y 10 bc The better
la!i Of tho twv H. . ,s 'ndepoSs,t views, VS.;
has f r"a, IL o,lcsiy. t W lie was steady advocate
In tio Legislatures Of tnxnx church property.
l!e boen elected Senator by sllo people; On. III
tho Legislature WIS no Dar NJ a.'; ug ' M.s
sln,n Surakrr or tho Assembly, Sloan re-
t.,.,',, 4, ,,J H., ,1ai,u,, Sit,Ior,a rn,nnntrn
tfnea ~ KUN oy n.s y yt t,noa,iny g"p ,,,a,,
iSlyss iSi ,S sfsei fest so'd % sas - a Is t rst" %
her soldiers New y York lns PIT IN the Senate ,
Mnr1,n so NV IFa mI iInrr,s en,o. Co,,,,inr, Kcr.
nan, plntt, i!ot 4 iii6tlee's snn e. a'lolM Wlio
eyTf s!!qt nA aiEtnlhe ,olef u .ll SlTyG: slty.
Ail1ler II sHia'sf, ana o, o gIgTIs ;gI, i;...gs
good lawyer nd greatly 6eloystt ,', BY y,,ls H.
hcighoots " tle ailclcht MasSAGSnustt!s 4. ,uM,.
T! GaSag sseinr III ' aM t"gs MtIier ke Seem
lsa brigl,t-'lined lrshman q AMcrlfa'! ,ctl
clerk, or ratlsra runner, IL 4. r. stswnrt.s
easuet es lin renll,'g bc";, ons ,iey beiii!li
S 5 uetisr uSss ra rt } "a @ "a st tau S ~ sen'o
literary pursuit. liu bernllic n politician,
and ut Que time III the lltHlt days o. 1S!U
W Tsal taGSst ess,s # lv n orsaees Msnts WSser II
the syeccelinS y, yc"rs n tl,9 an', t,xSs t,,xss
iii tint 10 has to tlils man l1Wn ihs r.'a'1 at
, 1881-07-30

CITY NEAL Es7.l7E.
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, 1881-07-30
CITY" REAL l;H7liI'E.

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, 1881-07-30
CITY IE.tL ESTATE.

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, 1881-07-30
.xlCItINERl.

WASTEp-.A S,IANIsS OR 4 HORSE
wv puwof engnv. wiki LAllnF Ia Inv0 order.
Must bl ehesp; Address 76s, 9slunu otue, stAsinx
LyiG4 &H4 k4tutlQH1
, 1881-07-30

no OUSE{IuL1 GQnDS.
1NUKNlrUNE, CARPETS. STOVES, ETC,
y Az LOW cAsla PRICES,
spsaaII 81 sas1 r slees. latsa' ba,. avu,lus.
], ", L ]. u. Hy0NEH,
XH StNks-bt.
, 1881-07-30

-. 2: :. 0A...s.. s,,,tnT on
TsON SALE-lu4lnlEG Ia, ,AS1w y!wl H. ,,
sa Mfatiesi; III aes' ~ wsst
ESs%snys y yaa s,goo. lot esat !iose}:stl5ip; 5p ''
hutl44nk goE l38 hQut1 Iia.tcu.st' s'' ~
al k0U{h ltHHt0d-st. Only eAhM :, ,,1aps-sL- sa4
RVyprM oil illus tstAlld-uv.. Wes'
other bsslpsss stssats ,,,tkFftS y lWlu.li.h u ,
corner Washington si'a na'''N y
, 1881-07-30

W10 l00 To Si5.000 CASH CAPITAL
vAOsVOC wanted by u Runtloulah win, hns hal
bMssr n,d ~ IN ;1n.lTsevrSr @ tnuu'Ssy y r " ssas.' %
sAtn lrNt-cnsn larty ta naku llnnttIntu asra.s1o.
ments 10 ONEnge IN business N this ct!y In lnU Ior
tl0 full t1AsuII. Hpst EnxtVrn niu Western rsigr
UMcus. Address LACE 1DOHs," carp Chicago TrIb-
, 1881-07-30
BUSINESS CHANCES.

At rEEUDEN BERC'S BUSINESS
n Agency. ltount y NT suNth C!nrk+st.. rnlu1r,
rfsurt, and l,0iDl III brtlntst centre " ctyt Iaru
rsnrn cheap II tnkGn ut once, sAlpOn Oh Vest SAUi
UiIlY fJE.
, 1881-07-30

HOUSEKEEpEKS,. HOTELS. Erv.,
nnd HHr sstYAe VIZ ,nestSas smFS M preventive
, 1881-07-30

A MAN WITH SOME MEANS TO IN
m vest n laEu chasss ut uh utllco business at
1t,,unl ~, Ill t:usL AtluuIs.at.
, 1881-07-30

:" You cul,,lot Gn,l any. OF those ulen," saI,l
Mr. Crennser. "lN pDiAt VI fnut, u good
NsNliy respectable men were theru who nTb
N0w Ashnllieu 0tll nnd who 1luyer would
llItyu KouD thefe II they sunp0sNll they wu,ltl
linyu beeM nnytliing Nf TINT ellurnctor, al
DagEett. wls0ul John 6her!AuM nut Ia charge
Of lia patr0Ilnso y, DM0klyn, n,ut who rail-
tho Sherman Nlnehlhy III Nuw York State,
WIS Tho uluN who discovered plntt. 1t ls
hardly tho prupor Thug to tell" sall Alr.
EsySa,n!ar, "nut for ysats II hAs lseI. tle
lhe rnslgivr nleubers u keep IN uioir pay
tila negro mum who Intends IN tho lAtilcs'
ftDAl. 1ntO uiat room gU lnal,y women to
Dee members OF tho Legislature, Soli!s Ut
them are nut as good Ns they ,nlEl,t be.
tlhn negro III chRyg1 ut thRt rOOlu reported
u uaHKutt uNt tletO wua 4 rpthtr tine.
LOOKING WonlAn III there WNltluK fuT B0llie-
body, DAgKett, !Ndeu,l, 'rather hut! Iii fce thu
wliola servant fOtce Of tlu llntvl, When they
would answer u bell Htul 20 buck li1 WoulQ
say: WHO Is ~ NJ. U9' or "NYhoM did ytill
sees a1lu What did sou henr II. NJ. aOO 2" II,
this why DusRott gut news that tho mystic
Flaus woman Wl0 had been uruui,l tbs Wnlt-
tnK.roo'A alid stvplNtt n Mun',er blank, Ind
lluggctt Bent for the lilelubets ut tito !lall-
Breed side, ind MHtlo tho rtytlul!0n. ljellK
from brooklyn. Of course DAkgutt .was up t0
went 10 Albuny Nil tlle nNlt.l, tHlA liis
thut " was y mere conspiracy aEainst his
,."ls + tEue that couklhg Is out With GOV,
"Yys. Cor..ell owes him ,uoti,lng 1t Was
Cprtiul!'s fAtlar Wllu eiEctetl Conkl!uK 10 the
+srnaIe tsrV aJ9s slpe. ! WAS vt Al6auy, aud
, 1881-07-30

IL elsnr a,osah In tho cty !tus retail tEu ul s:U
iut,nth. niso llan good lt,x truC. Eur iu pHr-
, 1881-07-30

E,OR SALli-A FIRST-ClASS NESr4tU-
~ rnt stulnr cash bslMcss of III! 10 ~ ter tlMy,
s si.as1 G 'HHtsn2 a agn; !ent xst aItGS.a5s
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-04-17
GRAND COUNTY.
thaAxiHx the Capital 70 Graaa Lake
HSGMIa&.

Sy Commissioners hnis' Of Tel
' "iana county came u Yesterday
~" ls TATE making uIe IMP ntso
~ ns ispoils 2 ROADS IN unfair
eh, = NOV D@a enough 70 pre-
sshl Ha'el VIII Teams. he INST about
ni's PERSONS on tne way into the fark.
ranch, the travellers
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30 numerous
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-04-17

An expert physician of Boston, hay
ing instituted a microscopic examina-
tion of oleomargarine, and found many
foreign substances in it, among others
the egg of a tape-worn, which he says
is common in oleomargarine, it being
in the animal fat of which the stuff is
made. His views are endorsed by that
Of DR.. Dollinger, the celebrated Eng
lish scientist, namely, that oleomargar-
inc is nothing but raw fat, and they
who eat 1t take the risk of trichinosis
and all such diseases. In this onnec
tion the Boston physician said of but
ter: PURE butter is a great nerve food,
and contains a large amount of concern
trated nourishment for the nervous
system. 1t has been correctly inferred,
we think, that impaired nervous sys-
TENS can be improved more rapidly by
the use of butter, other things being
equal, than by any other form Of food
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-04-17
Every Day Life.

Arising in the morning, the first
thing to be thought of Is marketing, or
getting the necessaries Of life ;and should
any one of the family be troubled with
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Difficult Breathing /, and all affec-
tions Of the Throat, Bronchial Tubes
and Lungs leading to Consumption,
a supply of that household necessity
known as
HALE's HONEY OF HORE-
HOUND AND TAR,
Which brings strength to the harassed
frame wearied and jaded by a hacking
cough, must next be obtained. Ask
that-fresh, bright rosy checked girl, who
but a few weeks ago, was lying helpless
on her bed, with a hectic flush about
making its appearance on her cheeks,
ask her what restored long nights OF
balmy sleep, renewed strength and a
final scattering Of that cough which was
gradually drawing her down to the
grave. Ask her what physician was
so successful in her case, which seemed
to baflle medicine and to defy the many
| alluring and tempting morsels which
smooth her journey from this life. Ask
eyes, speaking volumes, will brighten,
her rosy lips will open, while the words
MARBLE from her mouth in tones of mel
ody. "Hale's Honey Of Horehound and
Tar. Sold by all druggists at so cents
and 81 per bottle. Great saving by
buying large size. Depot, Crittenton's,
Z Sixth avenue, New York City.
Pixies TooTHACHE DEoPs cure in
| one minute.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-04-17
RELlGIOUS

The singing at the st. Johns Ca.ho-
lie church to-day will be very fine.
Baptist Church-Owing to the alb.
sence of the pastor, the Baptists will
worship at the Congregational church
morning and evening. Sunday school
at the court house at 1916 p. N.
Judge Peck's bible class will be held
as usual at the Presbyterian Sunday
school at noon.. AT 1870 O'Clock his
bible class win be held at st. Marks
church as part of the Easter anniver-
sary.
st. Marks P. Z. church. Service
sermon and holy communion at IL a..
m. Sunday school anniversary at u p.
m. Evening service at "a p. m. The
music will be excellent, the full choir
being accompanied by a cornet.
M. L. church services. Preaching
at II O'Clock a. IN. and 7:30 p. IN. Sub
ject for this morning: lessons of the
Resurrection" At night: "Infuences
of the Resurrection" Sabbath school
at - m. N. A. Chamberlain, pastor.
Congregational Church, Rev. C. M.
Sanders, pastor. Services at II a. m.
and u p. m. The services to-day will
be of special interest. In the evening
the young folks of the Sabbath school
assisted by Mr.. Wilson Whitcomb, and
the chorus choir, will give an Easter
concert. Sabbath school at II m.;
Deacon J. L. Taylor, superintendent.
Young peoples meeting at o. p. m.
Free seats and a cordial welcome.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-04-17

The Dramatic theater' was filed last
evening to the last seat, and to the last
available standing room, with one of
Cheyenne's finest audiences. The play
was well worthy the public greeting.
Unknown" is one Of the most strange
and original plots on the stage, and q
proper Interpretation was given it by
Mr.. John A. Stevens, who wrote the
same. Naturally, the rest of the char.
acters were properly rendered.
Astounding in pathos and humor, the
play is a grand success, and pleases the
most fastidious audience. Never has
ar audience been better pleased than
the one at the Dramatic theater last
evening, and should John A. Stevens
and company visit Cheyenne again they
will certainly be greeted by packed
houses.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-04-17
ON THE SIDE.
Observations, ODtRi0as and Queries
Of l.seAl ThIAkeFs.

Pnot a. u, STARK; Ghosts must come
from gnOme mans land.
Judge Lyle: Even an Easter egg is
not as bad As it is painted.
Russell Thorp: Kind words are bald
headed. They can never dye.
T. Dyer: Zebras are very stylish,
they wear striped stockings up to their
necks.
DIR. Graham: The man who exploded
with Laughter didn't know it was
loaded.
Judge Bean : 1t is a wise mar who
knows on which side his bread is oleo-
margarined.
John Single: The man who gets out
soon in the morning for an early tod is
an early rye. sir.
b. Hellman : A womanis work is
never done, because when she has
nothing else to do she has her hair to
fix.
w. u IIOfluco lutIc Is now anu
then a thing which the more it is cut
the longer it grows. A ditch, for in
stance.
w. L. Seeley: The best way to prevent
a child from stealing sugar out of the
sugar bowl, is to put the sugar in a
pitcher.
j. N. Tomkins: Money does every
thing for a man. But money won't do
as much for q man as some men will do
for money.
N. N. Craig A tramp will not go
away empty handed from a good mans
door-if he can reach an overcoat from
the hat-rack.
b. F. Crawford: To parties who are
unable to express their feelings, we
would suggest the matter of sending
them by freight.
Cass Davis: A fashionable cores
pondent speaks Of "anovel night robe"
1t is called novel" 1 suppose. be-
cause there Is 80 much tale about it.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-04-17
SCIENTIFIC MIsoELLAxY

Compiled for the Leader.
A new form of thermometer indicates
the temperature Of any place at q con-
siderable distance through the agency
of electricity.
A new safely lamp for mines emits
a loud sound whenever an explosive
mixture of gas and air enters it, thus
giving warning of the presence of fire
damp,
NJ. Leon Manet has succeeded in
bleaching by means of the electric
light. The concentrated rays CON-
pletely discolorize blood albumen in "a
hours, under ordinary conditions.
Eminent oculists having pronounced
the reading Of German text to be inju-
rious to the eyes, the Bernese govern
ment has resolved to discontinue its use
as much rs possible, and all their official
announcements will h~enceforth be
printed exclusively in Roman charac-
tiers.
At the Toronto general hospital a
tyoung mans leg was lately amputated
at the hip by a platinum wire raised to
a white heat by an electric current.
The great heat contracted the ends of
the arteries as the limb was cut by the
wire, so that 1t was necessary to tie the
larger ones only.
A recent investigation has lcd to the
discovery of the remarkable fact that
intense cold may deprive magnetized
steel bars Of nearly all their magnetism
This fact has an important bearing
upon observations of the magnetic con.
dition Of the earth, taken in high lati.
tudes; for what appear to be daily and
yearly changes In the earth's magnet.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-04-17
WANTED.

Proposals for Opera House Site.
The committee upon location of th,
proposed opera house hereby give notice
that proposals for the sale of lots fol
that purpose will be received by then
up to noon, on Tuesday, the 10Th in
slant.
Proposals must be in writing and
must state location and size of lots,
price and terms.
Bidders are invited to be present at
the city hall at 3 p. M, Tuesday next,
when bids will be presented to a meet
ing of subscribers to the fund.
f. E. WARREN,
THos. STURGIs, Com.
T. DYER,
apl 16-d BIT