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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-01

Fhcrc are many recipes for driving
r"rmin away from poultry and houses.
The inventors of these ARE SlIrewdi
they know that people are naturally i'll
dolent in both body and imiud; that
they never guard against invasion, but
wait until The enemy is upon them,
and then buy mp all the new-amgled
nOstrums, kill all the lice, and half kill
al the hens and chickens, and at once
begin 10 do some tall Growing. All
poultry Vermin delight in moist or damp
places in fact, tltcy can't live any where
else. That's the principle. Now what
does it suggest? Why, the suggestion is
obvious; don't h;Ae any damp places
md dat means 81 dry chicken house,
/ ~ earth floor, 81 dry roof, no mu-
nura allowed 10 Accumulate on the
lour or under The perches, because that
IS always damp, and ahsorbs dampness
rom the air. Build w chicken houses,
,ne in Il low, damp. i'll ventilated place,
and the other on q. high, dry, sunny,
.iry spot, aud let your flock choose; the
most miserable old hen that ever was
knows better what she wants than the
most diguihed, dandyish, intellectually
refined poultry faucier that the hen ic-
yer ever produced.
Remcmbv a water-tight house, Il
gound or sandy floor, plenty Of SIM
light and fresh air, and your children
will have to 90 to college to learn The
etomology of the hen-hOuse. instead Of
brushing ycTmni of of every egg they
bring 10 the housekeeper.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-01

PAY YouR DEMONSTRATING IL more
discouraging to a wife than to find her
husband remiss in paying the household
debts. It ought to be to every one u pleas
ure TO pay one's bills, as it is to the credit
or to receive his dues. And we have al
ways noticed that, whenever there is a
tagging behind aud II Discrimination to pay
what we owe, there is a screw loose some
where. Indeed, we would not give much
for the self-respect and reputation of any
one who did not desire to pay his debts
when they are due. We, therefore, say to
all, pay youa debts, especially your house
hold debts, and relieve your wife from any
unpleasant thoughts On the subject.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-01

lrr NLIhks ,'Trlt Nerve licsioFCr Is the
marvel uf fhy ngu fol all Nerve Diseases. Al
nis .luPurt rru. send To HiI Arch ST.. Phlln-
dnlpNI0. rt m~Hl-dgodEwIV
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-01

DIR. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y:
Dear Sir wrote you some time ago
that | thought had "A cancer. There
was a large lump in my breast rs large
rs 4 walnut, and had been there four
months. commenced taking YOU
Golden Medical Discovery, " Favor
ito Prescription" and "Pellets'' in June,
and the lump is gone. ours CRATE
fully, hrs. Il. r. Clark. Iryington,
Michigan.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-01
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Kind, Rm Heads, Letter and Note Headings'
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on short notice. Having n new lot ofTJPs
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The finest Of Printing done at this
Office. Call and see samples. tt
New chattcl mortgage blanks at the
LEADER Office. If
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-17
PoETIeAl.
tFor the Spirit of jefferson ]
THE REASON WHY,
one sre far inte the void

I'd strayed one eve far into the wol6
Whose giant arms and laafless branches told
The depth of solitude as grand as that of mind:
And no birds sv Get carols charming the wind
As soughing and eepinE Ger the glazed
streams.
While the falling Ger night of her mantle of
beams.
MsianehoIy it rustIed tho heap of dried leaves.
Ay sonl sadly surges ano restlessly heaves,
70 aud spot where warmth in fulluess glows
And where's no winds most wintry blows,
Nsr yet corner dank and dark
Showing blighted hopes the only mark.
Or solitude. chief magic Of harmonic spheres.
BY which in vale of sadness and realm of tears.
Cur sorrowing life has ever heeu glasse6
With Hopes grim frownings as she passed.
And life's blazing crescent of joys rs bare
As th6 branches of leaves, its happiness more
rare.
While poneering thus in the dauk aud shOle-
ssme void.
still voice. the whispering of a fulisome soul.
Changed Nemry's cypress to bricht'ning
Daisy
And rustled forth, Thou art right. they are
crazy;
You'll fnd that warth you thought had flown,
Nor ceased without thee in vain to seek
What is within, not trying with thy soul to
speak"
Here. herein thy heart" my soul most bold
ly cried.
Here. here's the spot where warmth has mover
di0S.
Where thy life alone finds no dsrision
And her angel .sve elysan
ETiChtons rp 'lifs's darkeuing slope
With smiles. full beaming smiles of Fone:
Else would thy rosy-hued youth rscur. doomed
Beside the sear'd thonghts of ptessrt years,
And all tho joyance that IN thee blooEeI
Lie drowned in loves most ceaseIess tears"
'Here. in thy heart. is that unrest
OF love nnrsaiized,-lcve uublest,
Which of thy life Il madness makes.
And from thy soul all Eladnsss takes
When e'er her radiant face in thoug ut is traced.
Her smiling form in loves foud clasps en-
braceh.
Since frat twas dedicate TO passionate love
For her alone below, and her when she's above"
''Thy kearl is then the temple, tie alt.r then
the spot.
with Love the busy priest, and worshippiaE
thy lot =
Here. here, thy Creator can always be found
Revealing the ioyously, happily crowned
December. 1881. p.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-17
Society.

The most superficial observer of the mans
ners and customs that obtain in society,""
cannot fail to fad perpetual proof Of tho
truth OF tho sphorism "Tbe price We ehal.
lenge for ourselves is given u.s." In no par.
tlcuiar is this more noticeable than 10 tho do
meanOr of young girls toward members of the
opposite sex. There is being developed in
certain quarters a species Of good comradship
between young men and maidens which, how
eeer productive of '.jolIy good times," hard
iy commcnds itsel! to those who regard mod
esty, delicaoy and dignity ns indispensable At.
tributes of true wOman!iness. 1t fosters q
tendency to louduess in tho girl, without
exerting any softening or refining influence
on the man. Ho regards the sharer of his
experiences and adventures as very good
sort of fellow" who neither oxucts nor ex.
poets tho little services to which women are
usually considered entitled, and before whom,
he can with impuDity smoke and lounge, and
otherwise transgress the properties which
should regulate social intcrcourso There
are those who aver that these comrades reaI>
ly smoke together nnd chat, aping tho ous>
toms in vogue in foreign society. They will
shortly invade our drawing rooms in tea
gowns and smoking jackets, bringing with
them the easy mauDGr-surgcstive of dress
gown and slippers-whch prevail in sosial
gatherings at English country seats. En
spite of the abolition of the restraints of tho
old time courtesy, the youths are not sp-
pareutly very greatly inclined to seek
the society of the msidens who are go very,
very gracious, and whose sniability is proof
against any amount of snubbing in the way
of declined" invitations to act as escort or
to accept hospitalities. So far from seeking
her society, rumor has i dat more nnd moro
does the young man 5 shnB tbe Bsll. tho re-
ception, aud, most pitcdds Of 81, 1 matrimo-
sniAI alliance As this, sisgssus Psyiss 81
court to men, and tbo work ing ont Of tks
'comrsde" idea, seem 70 have besn barren
of desirable results-serying only to develop
in men contempt tor women, which belrsys
itself in the disrespecdnl t6no men employ
in thcir intercourse wilh the s.dear fellows"
in bOnnets-it might perhaps be adyisabls
for girls to challenge for themselves q higher
price, bearing in mind thnt men, in their
sentimental experiences, lightly hold that
which is easily wop.
GHATTTUDE BIfoND ExPEYssIoE -HEmpteu
Z. h, 8 L. Nay 2. ISL Ii Warner & Co:
SIrs-The result Of ynoT Safe Kidney ard Liver
Cure in my case has been aston isb ing. so mucb
8" that can find woTds in which to express
my indsDtadEess 10 yon
Rev W n PpVSrtas
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-17
CUTICURA

CUTICURA
Remedies are for saIe by all druggists Prise os
CUrIcvRA, ModicinsL Jelly small boxes 5Oc.;
large hnzes. 81. CUTlcuRA REsoLvEST, the new
Blood Purifier. S per bott!o. CUTlcrEA MEDIC
lSAL Tou=T Soar, Csc; CuTIcURA MErIcIHAL
sHAvIHs SOAP. Sc: in bars for BARRIERS and large
consumers SOC. Principa depot,
aIrc f.,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-17
SALT RHEUM.

win McDaosI5 es3o n...b
gratefully acknowledge a cure Of sai,Rheum on
mead, necS, face, arms and legs for seventeen
years; not able TO walk except ms nd an knees
years tried hundreds of remedies; doctors pro-
1ooneed his case hopeless, PermaE on, ,y cured By
Cei;eura keEolvsnt (blood Purifer) Internally
aud Cusicu.n nd CuticurG soa D (the ersststin
crres) externally. -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-17
SKIN DISEASE.

F. H Drake, Esq, Detroit. EIicA., srFered be-
yond ali description from skin disease hiC ap-
Peared on his hands, head and face. and nearly
destroyed his eyes. The most careful doc to rim p
Jailed 10 help him. and after all had failed he used
ths Catiaura Resovent (blood purifier iu ernsliy,
Cuticura and Cuticorn Soap (the great Ekir cures)
externally, and vas cured. and has remained PEI.
iectly ell to his day.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-17

Governor HoLLIDAY.-The first of jan
uary brings to the front new Executive
aud reinands to private life Governor Holli,
day Virginia hiss never seen a purer, bct>
ter man in that high Office than the ouc who
now, after four years of service as few Gov
ernoTs have had to undergo, takes off the
robes of place and power. The Washington
I'0St speaks for all who know him we'll when
1t says that "n his retirement from public
lite Governor Holiday bears with him the
profound esteem of his fellow citizens, and
coupe!s the respect even of those who have
raoss sharply differed with him for the hon,
esty of his convictions and tho courage with
which he has always expressed them "
No occupant of the Executive chair has
shown himself moro unseifsh than Governor
Holiday. When the Legislature of 1878
determined to reduce the salaries of State of.
fcials as relief to the embarrassed condition
OF the Commonwealth he expressed his de-
sire that his salary, which was fxed by the
Constitution, should be reduced ratably with
the rest The Legislature thereupon msde
no appropriation for private secretary which
had before cost the State 50, 600 annually.
This expense Governor Holiday has paid ou.
-oi his own pocket.
The people of Virginia may count them
selves fortunate if they do not find in tho
acts OF his successor reasons for regretting
that another man like Holiday was not
chosen to succeed the retiring Governor.
Richmond Dispatch.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-17
SKIN HUMORS.

SKIN -HUMORS.
Mrs $. f.. Whipple, Decatur. Mich, w.ites thAt
her face, head and some parts OF her body were
almost raw. Head covered with scabs and sores,
suffered feartulIy and tried everything. Porma.
.oatlT cured by Cuticurs Reso!yent tblood puri-
her) aEd Cuticura ad Cuticura Soap CHE great
skin cures).
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-17

The New York Star Almanac for 1882 is
one of the very bandsOmest snd most VAL
uable publications of the kind We have seen.
We return thanks for a copy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-17
Rev W n PRgSTtss
Every Day a Little.

Every dsy little kuowlodge ODe fact
IL day. How small is one fact Ouly
one. Ten yesrs passed by Three thousand
Siz hundred and fifty facts arc not small
thing.
Every day little ssif,depial. The thing
that is difficult to do to-day will be an es,T
thing to do threo hundred and sixty dEys
hence, if each day it shall have been repeat
eo:- what power of self mastery shall he
ENJOY who looking to God for grace seeks
every day to practice the grace he prays for.
Every day little helpfulness. We live
for the good of others, if our living be in
any sense true living. 1t is not in great
deeds of kindness only that the blessing is
found: In little deeds of Kindness" re-
Pea'ed every day, we fud true happiness.
AZ home, st school, in the streets, in the
playground. We shall hud opportunity every
day for usefulness
Every day a little look into the Bible.
One chapter a day. What a treasure of BIZ
Bile knowledge one may acquire 10 ten yesrs
Every day verse committed TO memory
What volume in twenty-five years.
QUICK AND sURE.-Many miserable peopls
drag themselves about with failing strenRth.
feeling that they are steadily sibkine into their
graves. when by using Psrker's Ginger Tonic
they would fnd cure commencing With the
first dose. and vitality and siren 9Th quickly and
surely coming back to them.
A large assortment of Lamps and other
Glassware just received by DaIgarn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-17

Now is TIE TIME TO SUBscRIBE.-The
editors of the Central PresIyterian will send
their paper to any new subscriber between
this and the first of March for 50 90 year.
This is most excellent religious journal.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-17
PSORIASIS.

GSSHIASlS.
z. .csrpeater. Esq, Henderson. n. z, cured
OF PsorIass or LeProsy of twoaty years standing
oy the tuticura ResolVent (blood purifor) inter.
na!iy and Cuticura and Cuticu5a Soap jihe great
skin curss) externally. The rlnst yonde "a Icase
on record. Cure certified 10 before justice of
The peace and prominent citizens. All afflicted
With itching and scaly diseases ahuu!d scrd to us
for this tas.imon ial la full.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-17
n EDICINA Al.
(jlti(1l1a j:

THE CUTIcURA TREATMENT, for the cure
OF sk1n, scalp and Blood Diseases, c. n.isto In
tne in teFnsI use OF CuTlcURA REsoLvEST, the new
blood purifier, md The external use Of Cur1cus.
and CUrIc0RA Soar, ihe great skin curea.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-17

AFTER TWENTY YgARs.-Msmhtiz ,ra
aprl. i3; lssl.-H r. Warner & Co: S;rs-Yoa1,
saIe h,dYey and Liver Cure. in my case. cursd
eo3armed sickness of twenty years i beiieye If
to be the remedy for all fomaIe disorder, and
can cheertrlIJ recommend IL
Mrs. E BoLroy
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-17

TIE Beer L1vER AND RrDxzY R.euLA7oz and
gentle PurgatiVo known, Is Thaver's Liver Pow
der's. Sold BY N. p. Henderaon. CharIeatnun
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-17

THAyza's CoSsUHPTIoS CouoH CuzE ia the
best thiag for Consumpti1n kpovnand viii cn-o
ar ordinary cough in thirty minutes.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-17
Justices Notice,

HAYING qualified and given band as a Jus
Il tlce Of the Peace l now prcpareC to
, give strict attention to the duties of my office
All Claims placed in my hands for Collection
accordlng TO Law. shall have nv close attep-
tion. and prompt returns made as the law di-
reefs Persons wishing cniicctiurs according
their orders carried out.
= q: s. Currency dcfaced or partly DESTROYED
will be redeemed bv the y. S.Treasury. Twill
epdeavor TO have such redeemed when pl1ced
in my bands. Acknowledgements to deeds and
assther obligations. &c: taken at my off ce North
corner of the Market House. entrance TO wash
ington Hall G!vs me & call.
JOHN AVIS,
June Il. 1S5i-tf. Justice "f trP Peace,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-17
.-Hny Wanted.

LNARaERS who have Hay for sale will consult
- II their nterests by calling
October 25. 1851 LIPPITT & CO.
Il ARD OIL and LubricAting Oil for Rea rers and
IL Movers. sold by ECO T LIGH
- U RArHiHG and Carriage Sponge, Bathing
July f9. GEO. T. LIGHT.
Gs7O WEEK. Sl2 day at hnrne easily
9 'p q made Costly Outh free. Address TRUE
J. Co.. Augusta. Maine. March S. lssI-ly.
s (xoto NTMRoD TRussELI.'s srd g,t the be.t
u selection and cheapest line of Tob.ccoes in
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-17

a large assortment of Lamps and other
Glassware just received by Dalgarn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-17

GRATITUDE BEToND ExPrEssIoE -HEmpteu
c. H., 8 Z. Nay 2. ISL Ii Warner e. Co:
SiTs-The result Of ynor Safe Kidney ard Liver
Cure in my case has been aston isb ing. so mucb
8" hat can find ~oTds in which to express
my indebtedness TO Jou
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-01-17
Spirlt Of Jefferson.
TUESDAY MOgyfNG, JANUARY II. fsse
PEN, INK AND SCISSORS.

Pay your Dues Mt the Spirit Office.
If you want good pair of boots or Shoes,
go to Dalgarn's.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-06-22
Eccentric Weddings.

circumstances sometimes nj.
give an extraordinary aspect 10 oas, 70
unions. Thus it is related that ';Sl'aia
state Of Maine the conductor q, - hs
way train, too busy, no doubt h hnl'
TO devote whole day TO his we liable
had his bride and a minister s.he,
one OF the cars and the ceremonv 10
formed while the train was runn;, Per
A still more original occurrapss.
the marriage of a young Virginia co0,i
in 1855, who had to cross a r;rpe
reach the minister who was 10 70
them but flood had cenyertaS Su y.
river into a torrent; it was neither t. ls
able nor ferryable, and they could V ~.
expect that, to crown their hann;aanW
the minister would brave LesnS.s
fate. They, therefore, shouted 10 ~
people on the opposite bank, expla;n; tas
what they wanted. The pastor anns.
ed; they folded the paper conts,nin. '
the necessary authorization, tied Il
stone and threw it to the min.
ter, who, after reading it and excbans
ing the usual questions and ansvsss
married the adventurous couple acros,
the river, according to the rites Of tSs
church. These marriages, singular ~
they appear in form, are not the less i
earnest for that, and are followed h.
every civil consequence required.
Other eccentric weddings, not in
earnest, are serious blow to the resneSs
due to matrimony and the law wb;s1
sanctions it. Among other follies cav.
tain young Americans have amused
themselves by contracting mock mari.
ages-or rather, getting married in .
joke. If two persons, with no seriou,
intentions of marrying, nevertheless on
through all the formalities thereof BY
way of pastime, in some states the Law
is such that they are well and effectusl.
ly married by legal bond. A case Of
this kind occurred in Pennsylvania IN
1857. Miss J-met Mr.. B-sta
party; they exchanged pleasantries on
the subject of marriage; Mr.. B. asked
Miss Us hand, which was given. To
continue the joke, they went to the
house of neighboring minister, where
the conjugal knot was tied. After the
young lady had recovered her senses
little she did not choose to carry the
stimulation of matrimony any further.
But the bridegroom took up the matter
in serious light. The girl was obliged
to apply for divorce as the only way
of escaping the legal consequences q
her thoughtless engagement. Another
similar fact is quoted, and in both CASES
the divorce was pronounced.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-06-22
Care Of Sheep.

The man who seeks to become
fock.owner, because he expects to es.
cape the care and work which he has
been subjected in looking after the
details of some other business, will
certainly meet with disappointment in
one or two ways. He will either find
that negligence here, as everywhere else,
will bring disappointment and disaster,
or he will meet the requirements Of
the situation, and put in all the time
and labor necessary to success The
merits of sheep husbandry is, not that
it can be successfully prosecuted with
out hard work and liberal returns, as
to give it merited prominence among
the industries. The man who seeks to
demonstrate to himself and others the
minimum requirements of the flock
may succeed until mistaken economy
become manifested cruelty, and even
then may gather where he has strewn;'
but the highest capabilities of the flock
will be left tosthe demonstration OF the
man who supplements the well'hlled
trough and teeming pasture, with
careful scrutiny and foresight into the
convenience of every animal. lie Will
have provision against inclumencles OF
cold and heat, wet and drouth; Will nave
winter and summer food conyenlen..
and plentiful; will carefully guard
against danger and disturbance from
every source - knowing from experl,
ence that these will insure COMPOUND,
return for the time and money required
for their consumption. Parslmo9y
never pays the sheep husbandman' III
proportion to his iberality "Such WILL
the harvest be-"
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-06-22
A Pertinent Inquiry.
S. F. Exchange.

The Chicago Inter- Ocean inquiries
why it is that the fashion magazines
never show the style of dresses for fat
girls, and remarks that of the fashion
plates the bean-pole variety of young
ladies has exclusive possession, and
the common inference is that the fat
girls are not worth dressing. Now
that we reflect, those fashion artists do
seem to leave the fat girls out in the
cold, even Mr.. Pickering declining to
admit her to his studio as a model. Yet
everybody admires fat girls. They fill
out all the corners ID a garment so de-
that the temptation to pinch
them can hardly be resisted even by
persons of high standing in the church.
Bony girls require cotton and sawdust,
and all sorts of artificial stuff to make
them presentable, but the fat girl seems
to be made for the sole purpose OF be-
ing squeezed.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-06-22
Texas Iron In Car Wheels.

John F. Dickson, Vice President anu
General Manager of the Marshall On
and Foundry Company, Marshall, Texas
is at the Southern. Mr.. Dicksons com,
ing to st. Louis is for the purpose q
meeting Mr.. Charles Cobb, the frea i
dent of the company, who is ezpeGh'e eu
to arrive from New York to-day "I .s.
there will be final decision as 10 lno
propriety of building a blast turnaG.
in connection with the compsD!s
works, so that they can make then s Tss
iron instead of having the ore handisJi
elsewhere. The company has caP. -.
of $4,000 invested, and from -
foundry started a year ago has '1 TnI..
out about 5000 car-wheels. The IeA =
iron ore was said by Mr.. Dickson a.
possess to a wonderful degree al :.
peculiar properties required i9r S 40
a class of work, and out OF the
wheels made and in use only Two =
been found in any way imperfect 4,
lowing the talk on Manufacturing NJ
crop prospects were spoken %, 49,
Dickson having just made an e1.e- -
trip through the South and ives, n
the result of finding the Pronlssa-
All directions to be Of the brlgnis'
GIobe-DemocTdt.