The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-01-04
VARIETY.

So is that OF the washer woman.
Surf bathing this season is a 90
deal like tumbling about in a snQN
bank without over-shoes or u~lste1at94
One Of the Hartford insuranceycom
Panies paid about $40. 600 for Bostag
last year. tf-frr
Salt sprinkled on wheat, at tho rat
OF half a barrel per aero. is said to ex
terminate or drive off chinch bugs.
'.Oieomargarine needs no Defense
as the hotel mar said. s.No, 1t is stron.
enough to defend ITSELF" answered
boarder"
At a prize-show of parrots in New
York. recently, 1t was noticed that tn,
most profane bird got the first prize
New York taste is peculiar.
Those who have tried it confess tina
a large. healthy mustard plaster worI
at the back contains more hea than
heavy overcoat.
II you want to take gimp out of q
stuck-up man, mistake him for tn
street-car conductor by offering hin
your fare rs he comes along.
Young clergyman Cat a clerical meet
ing) !: II merely throw out the idea.
Old clergyman ..Well. l think that j
the best thing you can do with it"
And SO you learn dancing, Boil
And how do you like valsingP" 20
it's moi badl / can manage very we
myself. but l think n girls rather l.
the way.
..lf / punish you," sal | n mother Z.
her naughty little girl, edo you thin
it will be for my ~pleasure?" For wlo,,
pleasure is it, thenP 1t isn't for mine
returned the child.
If you grasp a rattlesnake firml
about the neck he cannot hurt you
says a Western paper. To be peri ctl
safe it would do well to let the hire
man do the grasping.
Sleeping. dining and cooking car,
for its workmen have been introduce
by the Buffalo, Pittsburgh and Wester
COMPANY. Only $14 a month is charget
for board and lodging.
Some must sow for others TO reap.
aud some will lay up umbrellas for Il
rainy day, but when the rainy day comu,
the umbrellas will be borrowed.
Rich COMMUNICATIONS have built
many beautiful villas along the Rhine.
The original of Auerbach's villa ON the
Rhine was built by a German-Ameri-
can
II think" said an old topper. COM
menting upon the habits of a young
man, who was fast making a beast o
himself. '.when a man reaches a GER
tain pint in drinkin', he ort to stop"
.'Wel, / think" said old Beeswax,
dryly. .'he oughtto stop before he reach
es a pint"
'My wife won't even hear OF nv
going to the theatre with anothcrlady."
said Gallagher. Rpgbag didn't seem
to construe Gallagher remarks Alright.
for lie said: Wont, ehp Don't you bt
loo sure of III / thought my wife
wouldn't, but she did, and l hid = fear.
full time of it."
A new tomb at Cullingsville, VT,
Is a corr OF nm Athenian temple, and
cost $4,000. Within n door of bronze
and an inner one of granite are the
graves, and marble statues of the dra'
are then placed in such a manner tina;
mirrors, by rejecting them, give the
effect of a long vista of art galleries.
''Cremation is no longer popular, J
see,' remarked Job Shuttle. this morn,
ing. "Well. l slid hope not; it's br'
enough to think OF your soul burnin
up. let alone The body" "Mrs. Shuttle
| wish you wouldn't accent the wor
your. and look at me so sharply
Aud the meal was finished in silence.
A C plored youth sauntered into TIL
Ordinary's Office at Waynesbaro. 81.
his object being to procure n marriag
license. Upon being interviewed in
regard to the age of the bride elect, he
said she was about 40 years old. aud
also rave a reason for his preference
for a blushing damsel so much older
| than himself that she had four or five
children who were able to work.
1t is a well known fact, says ih
| Scientific American. that any perso.
of average structure and lung capacii
will float securely in water il care
taken 10 keep the hands and arms sub
merged and the lungs full of air. Ye
in most cases people who arc no
swimmers Immediately raise thei'
| hands above their head N scream thu
moment they find themselves in dee
water. The folly of such action a b.
impressively illustrated by means OF Il
half empty bottle and a courlc OF nails.
and the experiment should be repeated
in every household until all the mem
bers-particularly the women an
| children-realizs Mat the only chance
for safety in deep water lies in keeping
the hands under and the mouth shut.
DIR. Calling Of Hartford, tue inventor
of the Gatling gun, has pro !nced a gun
that is slid to be the best n yet. II
will be mounted On the gun-walc OF n
ship with apparatus for sweeping three
fourths of the horizon, and The range Is
three miles, at least 1t has q rib 81
steel bar st inches long, with a calibei
Of las inches, and throws n old shoI
weighing enc and one-quarter pound'
and steel pointed, capable of piercing
the iron casing OF IL torpedo boat thrc,
miles away. 1t is u brecch-loader ant
is fed by hand, but the loading and fir
ing is automatic. Two men eau man
age 1t. 1t is called the Gitling torpedo
gun.
Moses, tie Chief of tho confederate
tribes of Washington Territory, sail
concernins the assassination of Presi
dent Garfield: ''rell the Great Chief n
Washington that it makes our heart
sad to hear of the cowardly attemp
made on his life. Chief Moses and al
OF his people offer their warmest sym
pathies tn the Great Father and hi
family. He has always been a eoo'
friend to the Indians. We are glad L
hear hat he is recovering, and hop'
his life may be spared"
MI. Burt is printing, in the old lip
Top House, Mount Washington. III
little eight-page paper. Among u
Clouds now In the fifth year of its exist
ence. This sheet is one OF the curiositie
Of daily journalism. Mr.. Burt pub
fishes q daily edition large enough L
call for a Hoe press and a steam-engine
Heretofore he has had to remove hi
material every Autumn and carry 1t nj
the mountain again in tho Summer
but now he has so far strengthens
his printing office against storms tia
he will risk leaving tho apparatus o.
the summit all Winter.