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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-30
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Thcy Had ali Had i'll

a health officer writes to n Canadian
medical journal Inspecting u house in
the country Mt the request ofthe attending
physician, MS the general health of the
family had been bad for n long time, they
having suffered from u class of complains
that would indicate bad drainage, etc
Found under the floor n wooden drain with
rotten cover, and soil saturated with sew,
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water-closet foul situation very bad
ventilation so arranged as to poison the
room above it, IA sleeping apartment occu.
pied by n young man suffering for n long
time from general i'll health. No trap on
kitchen sink water supply, cistern con
nected directly with the sewer without
traps in the overflow pipe. On my report,
ing the later fact to the family, and ex.
pressing my surprise that they had not all
had typhoid fever, they exclaimed in chorus
oh, we have all had itrn
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DR.. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, n. ":
Dear SRI have been taking your
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1t is the concurrent testimony OF the public
and the medical prof. ssion that Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters Is u medicine which achieves
results speedily felt. thorough and benign.
Besides rectirying liver disorder, II invignr-
ates the feeble conquers kidney and bladder
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The Evening critic., 1882-07-21
The BETTER Soldier.

Union Veteran In Our Continent.
III the actual soldiorly qualities of the people
OF tie two sections thero Is probably but little
difference. All tho talk about the impetu-
osity, reckless daring, and Joy of battle which
is said to characterize tho South in contrast
with tho North is mere twaddle. The charge
nt Mission Ridge, whom tho army of Grant out
ran his orders and went to the summit instead
Of entrenching at the foot OF the slope, was the
great miracle OF impetuosity of the whole war;
On the other haud, the claim OF greater
staunchness, of stubborn bulldog grip, on tho
part OF the North is equally nonsensicai. Pc
tersburg is an eternal monument of tho power
OF the South TO stand punishment. The
man who could boast Of the superior
staying power of the North with
the facts OF that marvellous defense
before him exceeds In assurance the tradi-
tlonal Government mulo. Tho truth would
seem to be that In mere soldierly qualities tho
men of tho two sections are very fairly bal
anced. Each has certain advantages which
are counterbalanced by certain deficiencies.
Tho South has better general preparation for
camp life while the North has more Ingenuity
and is better able to supply deficiencies OF
equipment and the like. The North has moro
intelligence, hut tho South has moro homo.
geneity. The Southern soldier can subsist on
less and the Northern volunteer Will more In
teligently husband his resources and secure
that tho excellencies and defects of suddenly
recruited army drawn from each section for
service against q common enemy are SO evenly
balanced that no unpre1udlced observer could
1nd ground on which 10 base an Intelligent
preference,
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Obscene George Jones.

New York World.
The vile and venal Times is determined that
Its well-deserved reputation for inaccuracy
shall not suffer. In one paragraph on the
Egyptian question 1t alludes to ''the recent
plundering of the Glonlyon tea ship" while
aground in tho suoz Canal, sweetly oblivious
OF the fact that the story OF the looting had
already been contradictod In Its own columns.
In another paragraph 1t gives thrilling do.
seription OF the "horriblo pagaent" Of the
Doseh, as follows:
At the close OF one of the great religious fes.
tivals OF the Moslem year number of Arabs
are seen to detach themselves from the crowd
and to lio down side by side In the dust, face
downward, like logs upon corduroy road,
while their friends, crowding around them,
press down an arm here and limb there, In
order TO make this living pavement as compact
as possible. When all is ready the crowd falls
back, while horseman, coming up behind,
passes at a quick walk over tho PROSTATE
ling" Each man receives the full pressure
Of the iron.shod hoof In tho small OF his back,
AMI mott few may be seen TO writhe under 1t
like trodden worm.
Tho Rev. Cyrus Hamlin, who was long q
dweller In the East, Is authority for the state.
msnt that the usual versions OF the Doseh are
gr 1atly exagg srated, that the falling down is
tho regular worship prostration, and that
IN ugh "some or the excessively devout may
throw themselves before the horse,t the trained,
Intelligent Arabian would no moro tread upon
them than a mother upon her child, the natu.
raj reluctance OF horse 10 step on a human
being having, It may be added, been noticed
by many observers,
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Il. V. smaloy In the August Ccntury.
Tower City boasts OF lts artoslan we'll and of
It's prohibition ordinance, which Keeps out tue
saloon, the curse OF frontier towns. IL has
weekly newspaper so has Valley city which
got down too close TO n stream and was flooded
In tho May froshet. Tho Tower Clty editor
tauntod his coDfrero of tho nelghborlng town
with being forced to "paddle TO his gruoc1un'
ter In wagon.box." Whereupon tho valley
City editor remarked In his next Issue that ~
was true that his place was not rs "dry'' as
Tower City, and ho hOpsd II never would bo.
Both these active, ambitious little scttlements
are surpassed In population by Jamestown,
shelf In n bend Of the James or Dakota River, In
an amphitheatre formed by sweep OF bold
green bluffs that look Ike tho glacis OF some im
mcnse forti1cation. Tho place used to be called
Jlmtown, but has quito outgrown the nickname
Ithas perhaps fifteen hundred Inhabitants,
aud already supports daily paper. In older
ihickly populated country tributary to IL Will
barely sustain little daily, but in the far
church steopie. low these sheets live is a
mystery to journalists. They are probably sus.
tained by merchants and real estate owners
as an appliance for "booming" town.. To
'boom" n town in Dakota Is an art requiring n
little money, good deal OF printers Ink, and
no end of push and cheek. Dropping tho quo.
tation.marks, for the word In Its various forms
IL one OF the most common In northwestern
phraseology and answers equally we'll for n
noun or n verb, the object OF n boom Is to ut.
trnct settlers, advance the prlco OF real estate,
the best doomed town In Dnkota. AS q specl.
men OF sklllful booming, here IA n paragraph
from the circular Of Fargo real estate oper'
ator:
"wc havo anything You want, and at any
price. We can soil you city or country homo,
and II YOU ever come nonr our onlco, we VIII
do it. The preachers Will look after your
moral and spiritual welfare and we will take
care Of your temporal affairs and IL You como
our way, It shall never be said, whom llnnl
settlement 10 had, that you woro like ono Of
the foolish virgins OF old who wrapped her
talent In napkin and sunk 1t In a we'll. (Seo
new versiOn.) On the contrary, your record
shall be that OF n good husbandman, who put
his wheat In good, rich Rcd Rlvor Valley soil,
and 1t produced thousand fold; and 1t camo
to pass that he, who had nothing, had moro
ducats than he knew what to do with"
Another real.estato dealer bursts with rhyme
In the heading OF his announcements in this
fashion:
mo other Land, No Other Cline on Top OF
Gods Green Earth, Where Land Is Free as
Church Bells Chino, Save the Land of Dakota
Dirt. Here, For Year Of Honest Toll Home
You May Insure, And From tho Black and
Loamy Soil n Title In Fee Mature. No Money
Needed until the Day When the Earth Itseli
Provides; Until You Raise Crop, No Pay;-
What Can You Ask Bosides?"
Perhaps the future American poot Is to
como from these breezy plains. Whether It Il
the prairie air or the prospect oe largo profits
on small Investments cannot say, but the
readiness with which people In Dakota ''sOaT
into song" IL surprising.
The Evening critic., 1882-07-21

Petersburg. Va, lndeX-Appeal.
We nre told that the Washington bar, almos I
10 man, regards the Star-Route prosecutions
as having passed the point whore danger TO
the defendants was at all probable. The fail
ure TO find new Indictment against Brady In
connection with Kellogg, and one against Kel-
logg himself was n serious blow TO the prose-
cution, for II Is well understood that tho orig.
inal indictments wore found on much less di.
rect evidence than was offered and Ignored In
the Kellogg case.
Attorney-General Brewster is quoted as say
fng that, In tho light OF what has SO far been
developed, persecution instead OF prosecution
was the proper word TO apply 10 the Govern
mcnts course. We do not assert positively
that tho Attorney General made that remark,
or that, under the circumstances attending Its
alleged uttcrance, 1t should bo received as one
OF those sober second thoughts which are
best. But evidently he is almost alono
among Washington lawyers IL the state
ment does not represent his opinion.
There has alec been n marked change In
the manner in which the Washington press
treats these cGses. Tho Egentng Star, until
very recently, spoke of the accused - II al
ready convicted, and quoted llberany from
papers which for year past have assumed
ihat every man connected with a r.Routo
was robber. The star yielded to a changed
public sentiment, however, or seos tho hope
lessness of the Governments case, and neither
editorially nor otherwise treats Brady Dorsey
and the rest ns plunderers. The star was the
last OF tho Washington papers to Yield.
The Evening critic., 1882-07-21

Mr.. REED, from the Committee on Rules,
called up yesterday report that ought to
have been acted upon three months ago. 1t
is not our purpose to criticise the delay.
There have been good reasons for it with
out doubt, but we are not aware what they
were. The reasons impelling delay must
have been very cogent aud altogether inn
perative to have suspended the action of the
House ON measure calculated to emanci-
pate its majority from the legislative con-
troll of its minority. Logically the destruc-
tion of the Samrandall gag-rules should
have been the first work of the session after
the organization had been perfected, be-
cause their destruction was an essential
condition precedent to all usefulness on the
part of the majority. They were, however,
suffered to stand, and the result Is that at
the close of an eight months session the
most important part Of the business brought
from committees stands on the calendar un.
touched.
Now, just as Congress is about to adjourn
the report is called up, and Mr.. Reed, In
moving If, intimates that if desirable the
amended Rules will be understood as going
into operation at the commencement of the
next session. At this late day it is of
course idle to expect any good to result
during this session. The best that can be
hoped for is clearing away of the rubbish
that samrandall left behind him, so that
when it meets again the House may be in
a condition to proceed to business as de-
Lucrative body, governed by common
sense and constitutional Rules.
We shall be profoundly astonished if
The Evening critic., 1882-07-21
The I.eyee system.
Galveston trexas) News, july IA.

Galveston tIeNas) News, July ii.
Is not the Po example practical and conclu-
siye domonstration that the levees proposed
for the Mississippi Will raiso the bed OF the
river and necessitate a continual increase In
the height OF the leyeesY This fact conceded,
the remaining question addresses itself TO tho
pockets Of the American people. An annual
appropriation win be necessary for all time to
come, 10 raise the leyees higher and still
higher. Millions on millions and leyees on lev.
ees will be required TIL the vast embankments
reach something like the altitude OF the
Tower OF Babel, and tho great aqueduct washes
tho very skies with Its angry floods. Without
system 70 discharge the great volume Of
waters In times OF extraordinary freshets, the
leyee system Will not only be n positive waste
the adjacent country and 20 all the interests
which are directly or indirectly concerned In
It's OCcuphtlon and cultivation.
The Evening critic., 1882-07-21
"a Sister of the President, ana n
"COuiurer.,
Baltimore sun to- day.

A colored woman named Matilda Arthur,
claiming 10 be sister OF the President, and
said by colored people TO be ''conjurer," ap.
peared before Justice Rhodes on Wednesday
and demanded three warrants for persons liy.
ing in I,erew's alley and Mulberry street. She
explained that q col0rod child had annoyed
her SO that she boxed It's cars, and whom the
mother OF the child interferred 9ho whipped
her also. Two men then appeared, and sho
compelled them 10 retire In bad order. Tho
Justice DID not think Matilda was entitled to
any warrants upon this showing, aud dis.
missed her with reprimand. Yesterday sho
was arrested by Policeman Lanahan' who
charged her with disturbing the peace, and
she went 10 jail, taking apet dog with her
The Evening critic., 1882-07-21

THE New York Herald wonders "why
Buell. does not deny the statements of Mr..
Walsh"
Because IL is not necessary. If Walsh is
let alone year or two he will doubtless
deny them himself. He seems to be in the
habit Of convicting himself Of perjury BIZ
ennally,
The Evening critic., 1882-07-21
To hummer Absentccs.

Persons leaving tho city during tho summer
months can have THE EVENING CRITIC mailed
to their address, In any locality, for % cents
per month, or throe months for 81, payable In
advance. THE CRITIC will bo found the best
medium for keeping absonteos thoroughly
posted on what transpiros at tho Capital. Or.
dois can 10 sent BY mail, or loft at the busi-
ness oflce. Address changed rs often "a
tesIrod.
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Their Contempt is for the Case, Not
the Prosecutors.

81, TAU PIOneef PTebs.
The defense IN tho Star-Route cases OK
presses tho general contempt for the prosecu-
tion In their declaration that they win not In
froduco any evidence In the pending cases, on
The ground that tho prosecution has utterly
failed 10 mike out q casc.
The Evening critic., 1882-07-21

lnulAuhponS Times.
General Tom Browne, OF this State, Is fast
earning the title OF great American conserva-
tor OF Congressional peace and dignity
Strange that II never occurred 10 anybody be.
fore TO try and prevent the House OF Repre-
prize ring.
The Evening critic., 1882-07-21

WHEN Walsh swore before the Grand
Jury in July, 1882, that his testimony be-
fore the Senate committee in July, 1880 was
false, he seems to have had some misgiving
as to whether he would be believed. This
is probably the reason why he introduced
documentary evidence to sustain his testi-
mony in 1889 against his testimony in 1880.
The case of Walsh vs.. Walsh on charge of
perjury is by odds the most interesting dc.
velopment of the Star-Route cases.
The Evening critic., 1882-07-21

OUR army in Flanders swore so hard that
1t has passed into proverb.
That was before the day of John A.
The Evening critic., 1882-07-21

THE WHEAT bins Of the mighty West
are just bursting with wheat this harvest.
Never was such harvest gathered. We
hear Of large crops which average thirty,
forty, and even as high as fifty-ono bushels
to the acre! And Indiana is the banner
State Of them ALL producing moro wheat
in proportion to her area than any State in
the Union, her crop giving her credit in
the market for fifty millions of bushels of
wheat this year. Let the fighting in Eu-
rope go on. Uncle Sam will take the con-
tract for feeding fat all the armies that are
now or that may be hereafter in tho field.
The old man can play that hand all alone,
YOU bet.
The Evening critic., 1882-07-21

LOANS
In sums TO suit at per cent.
AUCTION SALE.
On Thursday. July o.. Mt p M, unimproved
property ON Fayettc street. Georgetown.
The above s only small portion of property
on my books. For full list call at Office for bue-
tins issued OH 1st and 18th. jyl0
The Evening critic., 1882-07-21

THE Erc,tinO Yesterday came up smiling
yesterday with the fact that Tug" Wilson
had challenged Sullivan to fight with the
bare hands according to the rules of the
Marquis of Queensberry. and had also an
uounced his intention of becoming natur-
allied and making his home in this land of
the free. Both these matters were pub
lished in Wednesdays CRITIC. That's the
way the Erening Yesterday found them
out. That moribund concern, whose
Editorials are indited by II perambulating
vacuum, steals all of its best news from
THE CRITIC.
The Evening critic., 1882-07-21
Considerably More-Me's Lying.

5I' HUI IIOntcr TfoNH.
Walsh seems to be telling all he knows about
the bIar-hopte contract II not n little moro.
The Evening critic., 1882-07-21
ron ExcsaNeE.

vxyANTED- exchange new stoves ror old
w onea at Butlers stove Exchange. cor. otn
and X. Smokey chimneys cured or no pay, stsyees es
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WANTED--BY A YOUNG CoLoRED GIRL,
w n situation to go out of the city as cham
berfraid; is willing 10 travel. Inquire at No. l21
q w, iv2l
The Evening critic., 1882-07-21

VXTANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL, WHO Is
w In need, position IN any Of the Departs
ments; twenty per cent. Of salary paid es long as
N. W.. cily. ivo1
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WANTED--Ntuat,ons-Fema,o.

VNTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w woman Of education. place to assist In
housekeeping and sew, or channberwork and sew
ing; can cut and flt ladies' aud chdrens clothing,
or would take work home; ladies' suits, ~ 80 and
upward; wrappers, so cents, Address at once II,
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plain washing; good references. Apply at No. 8
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or some business house; has good reputation aud
address, Will work for small wnges; viii drive and
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