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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-11-14

ing the cause. Routs bilious tendencies and makes
clear complexion. EquaIled by none in the delrium
Of fever. A charming resolvent and matehless
laxative. 1t drives Sick Headache like the wind.
EDContains no drastic catharttc or opiates Relieves
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-11-14

One and half cups of oatmeal, one
pint of wheat -four, two and half tea
spoonfuls of baking powder, a teaspoon
full of salt. Silt together and rub in a
tablespoonful of lard. Beat three eggs
with one pint of milk and add to the
other ingredients. Bake In muffin rings
in hot oven fifteen minutes.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-11-14

CnE0 a, MONTH. Agents Wanted. 80 bes
n I'LL selling articles in the world. sample FREE
W&OV Address JAY BRONSON, DETRoTT MICH
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-11-14

Experienced Book and Bible Agentsin
w every County. Liberal Salaries Paid. Address,
stating exp rience, P. o. Box &. e., Chicago, III.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-11-14
4 SKEPTIC SAID

ugly blotches and stubborn blood sores. Eliminates
Boils Carbuncles and Scalds. ~ Permanently and
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healthfu Aperient. Kills Scrofula and Kings Evil.
twin brothers. Changes bad breath to good, remoY.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-11-14
ID. MCLEAN, Manager) A n. Clark st Chicag

a. DR. WARREN'S
SK ERUP OF WILD CH EK Ef VI
EN Warranted to cure Coughs and Colds, o
~ money refunded Sold by all Druggists
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-12-05

A POSSIBLE topic at the coming SEES
sion of congress will be the Cheyenne
and Arapahoe Indians lease of 3,117,-
300 acres of grazing land at two cents
an acre. The syndicate which got the
lease, which runs for ten years, have
Just made the second half-yearly pay
ment, aggregating we S3l, ooo. Every
man, woman and child Of both tribes
vas paid dive dollars, the money being
paid in q and two dollar greenbacks
The next payment will be in cattle, as
the lease calls for half money and half
cattle. In the Indian territory it is be,
lieved that a number of United stateI
senators and members Of the house oi
representatives are indirectly interested
in the lease.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-12-05

MANY people wonder why 1t costs SO
much TO keep the Executive Mansion
In good order. Colonel Rockwell says
the wear and tear of the furniture ex-
ceeds that Of any hotel In the country.
The people, to the average of 500 day,
iusist upon seeing the White House.
They must tread upon the carpets and
rest themselves in the tempting chairG.
They must examine, with their eyes
and fingers, all the upholstry and dra-
perry. When 1t is remembered that this
il repeated every day in the year, 1t will
cease to be a matter Of wonder that the
wear is SO rapid.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-12-05

THE correspondence between Will
liam Walter Phelps and j.. Warren Kei-
fer has been published. instead of
giving the fresh young man n piece OF
his mind the ~sx-speaker calmly reviews
at some length, but in An offhand way,
the Forty-seventh Congress, his object
being to show the gentleman with bangs
that he is mistaken In supposing that
any such case as Stalwart VS.. Halfbreed
ever got into the Court of Congress.
The result was that Mr.. Keller com
pletely won the heart Of Nj. Phelps,
and now the two bid fair to be another
case Of David and Jonathan, if not Of
the two Dromios.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-12-05
TnE puehlo Newa thinks thnt 6,

THE Pueblo News thinks that con-
gress should devote some of the money
1t annually wastes on river and harbor
improvements to building irrigating
bitches in Colorado, on the ground
that the Centennial state ought to be
allowed a portion OF the benefits as
we'll as the states bordering on the
large bodies Of water. The News
thinks that II the national legislature
can appropriate money to build levees
along the banks of the Mississippi to
protect the adjoining territory from
injury by water, 1t will surely be legal
to devote a portion Of the govern
ment's wealth to furnish water TO the
parts Of the country needing it.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-12-05

1t Is now reported that the prince Of
Wales is going to make q bachelor visit
to King Alfonso. Since those half
disclosed scandals about court beauties
and ballet dancers resulted In sending
the queen of Spain back to her mamma,
there seems to be q general ambition
among the married princes Of Europe
to leave their wives al home while they
go to Madrid and enjoy Alfonso's hos
Qualities.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-12-05
CHEYENNE LEADER
Published Daily, Except Monday.
q. h. M o H w.
PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR.


RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Nc advertisement inserted for teas than .
centl.
DAILY LEADER, less than 100 lines, 10 cents
per line each Insertion 100 lines s Gus per line ;
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line 500 lines al 5 cents per line The above
are contract rates
tion, 10 cents per line.
All oficial advertising 8 cents per line for
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Address j.. b. MORROW.
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-12-05

PRESIDENT ARTHUR's cabinet Is
thus described by a writer in the Troy
Times: brewster is the most punctil-
lious member, FrelinRhuysen the most
a%ristocratic, Lincoln the quietest,
Gresham the ablest, Folger the most
judicial. Teller and Chandler are the
two who keep track of things generally
and the hardest workers.n
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-12-05

THE richest United States senator is
Fair, Of Nevada, wiah $l8, 600, 900.
Next Sawyer, OF Wisconsin, with 81
0O0, 900; then comes Don Cameron,
with SO. 600, 0o0i Miller, of California,
$4,000, 900; and Brown, Of Georgia,
With 80, 000, 000.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-12-05

TIE Chicago Herald hits the nail
squarely On the head when lit says that
''the best way to dispose of the sur
plus revenue problem is not to have a
surplus revenue Let the taxes abide
In the pockets of the people"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-12-05

CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG sang "Home
Sweet Home" to the conyicts In an
eastern prison, and 1t SO worked upon
them that seven of them escaped and
struck out for the parental roof.tree
tue same night. s
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-12-05
WEDNESDAY. DEC. 5. 1888.

TIE Ohio postmistress who resigned
her Office to get married, says 'the ir-
regularity Of the male" beats any
thing she experienced while engaged
with Uncle sam.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-12-05

.ourtesy of Eyo. Archives 8
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-12-05

Purge out the lurking distepper that
undermlnes health, and the constitu-
tional vigor will return. Those who
suffer from an enfeebled and d~isordered
state of the system should take Ayers
Sarsaparilla to cleanse the blood, and
restore vitality.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-12-05

The fuest wblskies in the west for
the lowest market price. G~uykenhein-
iris old rye. fuest brands Of sour mash,
etc.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-12-05
New Advertisements.
Advertisers

BY addressing GEORGE P. RowELL & Co..
10 Spruce street. New York. can learn the
exact cost OF any proposed line OF ADvER-
Using In American Newspapers es-l0O
page pamphlet 10 cents
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-04-15

Bid, tpo be8 8ielt aIs enfant terrible
binner mer si9tanne is, IN bic san3i
8i9eeruns ioseiase Dor be Aage BUN Gts
ropG prclhbituirt bat DamaIs lit mer E
Sittern bprh ale 2nohe ssgnnge, .iln
mann i'd en- gtsboIpsr sbaob bdbb, i9
sIaab, icb bdbb' be Sillar mitiantnt ieine
rlnnerboiie in bic Sell erI6bebirt, 70 tpi=
tbis Bin i4 sipeie. go inoeils baiptp' i9
nor met 8ambusrebr9e 9baob, un tpie
ib, bun ere inl6binftioi QBaquns era
sriffe, Dem Sunb Gems bob bage tpoqe,
oa is bic GI9i4t eri9t reHt fbIimm
tporre.
90 baipfp' ids bann ufsI6bedt un bin
b'r Sals ttptper &opp na9 EN- 2urbaus
Serannt.
g8as ib b'rbei sereob I'm ssmormeIt
bob - i9 tpeeB mir beroon atpiper Der
Dlooer BOT mer f9bdter ner3dblt, i9 babb'
aIiefort Seiast: Uteine SerrIhnfte, bic fin
nit BUN mir, Sic femme lih itptperseise ::
bes . ant Saum fam aa9 Gbbe5 4nnes
res beoeite. I'm bann bapO' ib tpiooer
mid umssbrebt un sernfe yS9dm Did,
5tllar De bii9t bod Iunidt Sinode
bon 9lnIbtan0 uuo Stipulation Wart
apiper, tumm Du mer beert! SD ipiQ
Did Iebre, l1nnerbohe erunidIeppe !"
I'm bann bdOb' i'd pibber 10 perstpeif.
Iuns8ooa liable tpolle, I'm bic Sad tpit
eiu fei9tli9e Sdbab barI9beIe. Gor1 i'd
bin D'r rein, ipie msr Sc iags pflest, tpit
BORN &opp seIdbIaSe e'neis III ipie i'd
brotpe IN mel 3iinmer fumme bin, batpp
ib in berislipi Ntiuut nod mel 8ebnune
seforbeet I'M bob ans 'fause, tnei &pffer q
pafe. 9a b'r sIidIideriptiS baItpj
55tunb i9bdtsr 3us sanss is, 70 bin
i9 o'r nod ab9efabre, eb' nor Die Utuii.
fance fumme fin un ii9 m iHRm Esmpsl
placirt batpips.
Den 5iaar, ben Dredfinf, batpfp' i'd
b'r atpiper 3u S6oraf 9unbe Coupe fabrt
lOile, tpabrenp i8 en- iunlbt aIs imnler
nit in be &ase Senomme bob, eese
0rinfeelO an S9affner. I'm tpie i'd
bsem fumme bin, baiptp i'd abt Dag bruI
peripanbt, benz 5iIIar bss 9lrpproire abse
seipebne un 3 sS nsr aaEb IbIieBIid
geglift, 10 baB i9 Sbne ies 6error ga
rantire fam; mann mer emoI tptooer Il
ipaS bailire iOat Der SiQar Obat' it9 lie
tper bic 3ung abbeibe, eb er mid NOD
emoI uf 10 i9dnoIi9i @eiS compromit
tire bbdt.
| 0es, nteine Serre, is bic 9I6idt Dol
msinere Sur in SaI3i9Iirf. SD FAM
nit fase: 8ebe Sc bin un Sbun Sc Oes
sIsi9e Grnit Gfitsin.
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Die Siitte aut 0por.
Gin Bib aus Der saIi;ii3en Grbebuus, bon
GbnarS slueuit S6broeber.

Sberbalb Stole, einem tIeinen Srte
am OpOr, tpelder Itb tpeiter unten in
ben STRIP ersiebt, itano in Der ltitte Der
piersiser SABRE, baLb peritedt atpii9en
SuI4en unb bon boben BappeIn umses
ben cine einsiSe Sittte, beren Sinterieite
an eine tei9artige, rubise 8u4t bes raus
i9enDen Oppr itieB. Sic sebOrte eiusrn
alien 98eibe, ba5 man in Der @e8enb
G5arptpnica (9ere) nonnte.
Ois dlteiten 2eute bielten bic @3arotps
MICA nod fur alter, uno tuenise nur fanns
ten iis BON 4n9eItbt; benn cine ieItlame
S4eu sos tpeite S4rantsn um ibrs Suite,
uno niemano tpaste ii9 in beren 9ldbe,
eS mare benn sepeien, baB ii4 iemano
Bel ibr &atbs erboIen ipollte, ipenn ibn
cine Stub srfranfte, ein S6tpein maser
blieb, ober cine Stute nibt empfanssn
tpoate. 90 fam es aud, baB bic innsre
Ginri4tune Der enhances Sltte nur lGe'
ni8en betannt mar.
Din sinem itlrmiiden Nbsnbs, on eis
mem 4benbe, an benz iia nur ientano bins
auSSeDaet in Die SinlterniB, Der elm uns
aufi4iebbsrss, tpi4tises Gei@aft su bes
Iorsen bat, naberte iib bieier Suite bon
Der SIuBleite per, iIbsr SeIIen binsleitenb,
Sur6 oas WaHer iuateno unb bann an,
8anbe Der 8ubt sipiidsn ben BappeIn
binl6reitenp, bic bebenbe, bcbe 6eltaIt els
nss Mannss. gllS lie oas 9aus srreiebt
bate, fIppfte iie oreimaI frdftis al Die
niebere Ibire.
GS pdbrte cine WeiIe, Bis bieIelbe gss
bffnet tpurce unb Der Wlann eintrat.
SOIsen ipir ibm.
g8ir bsfinoen uns IN elmer reinIi1en
unb nibt ebeu Grmli9en Sh,be. gHir
bemsrfen nidts, mas au benz Rufe bere9s
tiste, BEN baS 96uS9en unb feline 8erops
nerin bate. Die glts lab tpirfIi6 iteinalt
aus, tiefe 8un3eIn bnr6;osen bas eelbe
@elidt um tpsIdsS graue iparli6e Saar'
itr6nge bireen aber AUDI ibre 8Ieieuug
mar rsinIib, reinIiber, ais man setpobnt
it, iie in salisii4sn aarpatenblttsn 81
finben.
Die Gsarcfpniea BOT NIT elmer getriiien
6ait benz burhndbten r,iiben Gate elnen
Stubl. Shpeissne nabm er plat nnh
idpeisene psrSebrte er ben SmbiB, ben
Ssne ibm rorseiett bate.
yta4bem er seseiisn fraste bic 9lIie
,Diit Du miee z"
sNsiL CAB er aln glntiport ,bDre,
@robmutter, id babe beute mod Mrbeit-
in Strp baItsn iis ben SObiesfi Sefan0su
une iibermoy6en nit BEN Jrlbeftsn FOO
q mad 0tmbsse dbssfatss luesssu."
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Die SoIbaten ritten, ridt pbne porber
bas Gebiila i'm umtreiie Drbentli9 bur6=
fudf gu baben, fluheno ino nit grDBerer
GiIe barpn. Die gllte trat in bic Stube
suriid, ibIoB bic Tblre unb ities biuab
in ben aeler.
sd fuIIe gu 5iiBen, Serr," faete iie
au Brpnislatr, ri4 besrilbe Gu9 IN ineis
mem Saaie."
SD banfe Dir" ertpiberte Der iunge
0iann yiino bic 0di9er i9On fprt?"
$50 lit es, Ssrr, iie linO ipeiters
seritten Der fie fubrt, iit eilles
BON ben @erfSeusen beS ,czarnego
Kabinetu" (bes S6parsen Gabi=
netS). Sbr feio nun ii6er, rubet
Guh aus, es tpirb Gub tpcbl Die Weile
lang tperben, Bis ibr tpeiter fDnnt, aber
bier iinb 8a6er, bort 1T Bapier unb
9inte, Sbr iperbet gu4 i6Oa Die 3sit
netreiben.
SD banfs Dir-tpsr ipar gusr LETTER
Der iunse Shirt Gsartorisfi pDr einem
Dtonate, uno porber 5u slei9er 3eit Der
5raf 8omoisti uno Der iunse 5iirit 2i9s
l,ptpSfi."
,GSartorisfi 1T in Baris, bon 8ontoisfi
uao Sianoipsfi tpeiB man aber nod I'M.
uer ntchts," bemertte BrpnisLaip.
,g8ir tptfsn es, Serr," ertpiperte 9a:
roI. ySeibe iinb iiber nnearn mad Sta
lien"
,gIIio AUDI ite itnb in Siaerbeit bas
| 1T gut, benn in &iir3e tperpen mir ale
brauden, ale. Du fannit DID auf meb,
9lrbeit, toenn aud etne anoere, alS BIZ
iebiSe, eefubt MAIDEN"
$50 1T es, Serr, i6 ipeiB es f4pn
iaete 8aroL lid babe BON Poris aus
meine 8efeble i6pn erbaIten."
,Durb ipen 2"
yDur6 einen 8eieIIen, Der iebt in Strt
in meiner Sbnliebe arbeitst. Gr lit eine,
bon osnen, bic i9 Senien i1mieeen IaIler
fann; i'd babe baau cine eisene perbor
gene 8erfitdtte."
Die @3arofpnica trug ibren 8aIten falte
quite ai4e auf unO iOsar an a8e;n fsbIt
es nibt.
Ote beiben Wtdnner aBer, unp bant
entfsrnte iid 2aroI, um mad Str
in feline S6mieoe 3u seben unb Sanb
iperfer gu iein biz sS neue aIrbeit sebel
tpuroe......
Die nd1Ite 9lrbeit ipar bic BssIsitunt
Sss Grafsn Spbiesti iiber bic 8erss mad
unearn. =
SObiesfi mar Der Ieste Setuobner bei
Geaersimmers.
Die Offsns &erolutipn brad Ios, bi
BIhtbe bes poInil4en AbeIs fsbrte mad
benz NaterIanbe suriid uno fo1t unite
benz tpeiben albler.
GaroI fisI BON ruilii4er &useI binge
itreft, nod i'm Sale sinen 8olafensSpp
abmdbenb. Die @Sarotpniea jtarb un
Die Quite blieb perlafen.
2lIs man Dor einisen Sabren bic ,Grs
bersos AIbre9ts8abn" ausItefts, tpeId,
iiber ben Srt binldufen ioats, mo- ba
8erlted ppInif&er 6Ia9tIinee mar, fan
man ben Rsler unb bic unperiebrten Sci
BEL BI6er uno eine 0fense Bapiere.
| DieIe 8apiers iinb BON ben Spisen bs
ppInii6en Grbebuns, ipdbrenb ibreS IN
| freitpiai9en 9lufentbaltes in Der SItte al
Spor asihrieben.
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8erfrIbtes Soften.

Sebrer: ySm Sabre 1492 entbedte
Gbriitopb Columbus 9lmerifa. Gs tpers
ben aIlo in oisiem Sabrbunbert 400 Sabre,
oaB Die neue gSeIt aufeefunoen tpurne.
Sbr fDnnt @u9 bic SabrssSabI baran
Hlsrten, baB Sbr sur isbisen 9 binsusablt.
1892 TT baS 400sidbrise SubiIdam Der
gntoeduns Ameritas.4 = Jrit c5err
9sbrsr, bsiOmmem mir bann gsadnlittas
frei z"
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SrduIein: ,sfber faae mir nur,
chere GneIie, iparam bnft Du benn Deiz
men Diann ntbt fdcn Dor ssbn sSabreu
9enontmen 2" 5rau yDamaIs, r,stns
2iebe, mar &c mir su aIti"
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Stnb: 0Bater, ipie unter{6eibet iidj
etgentli6 fonfap un6 fonfret 2" gsater
uaonfab une fOnfrst? MeeBfe, Iiebes
8ino, bet is uniefdbr berisIbe lnter5Hiso
tpie atpii4en Sultap unb 5aithof!"
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Der SduIbnsr aIs @rbe.

u: ,,@uten Gag, sratuIirs Dab aes
bDrt, Sab Sic cine srObe Grbidoft een,att
babenl" - y: sd ~ 4Dnnt8 robl
brnuhenk ipiSen Sic bonn nod nidbt,
bah ia DanferOtt ssma6t babe Z" - " :
sRiHtis, bas IT'S! Cine i4bns Giant II
aud Gins = QssiSafsw
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miHiid.

2iemtennnt 0ur Srau Barcnin,
tpeI1e mad benz 2cOe ibres @atten befien
8ruber seheiratbet batte) User lit Senn
SieIer 9err ba oben - pcbI Ssmanb bon
Der Sanlilie 2" -
8aronin: vDas iit nasin perfprs
beasr - S9iuaser."
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gbIe a mid a uuns

ySrdulein 5eIsne 1T cber ipirfIid elm
bdBli4es sSrauenaimmer1 20, bic lit
10 iiebensipitrbis. oab Iie ipabrideinIi9
nur aus geIdeioenbeit 10 bdBlih 1T"
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ausSsrbbbernG06teriduIe.

BrOfeiior GU elmer Sdiilerin) !:
.Nun, Sraulein Bertha, ipaS nerlteben
Sic untsr 3ufunftSmulif z" - Sraulein
8ertba: ,2iebess uto WiesenIieoer."
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Wanmigfaltiges.
Sc ma d be m.

8rofeiipr: u@as brinaen Sic mir
bier fiir cine uncefnirbare SIailiefeit !?
SIT es Sbee 10 brinsen Sic mir lisber
&aifee uno 1T ss Raffse. oana bite i'd
Iisbsr um Ibse."
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Muf Mb{6Iaa.

GIIa (bie beim Sbneebaaentpsrfen
cine Seniterideibe 5erbrodeH bait: y2ies
ber Napa, bitt', niht bauen, sieb' Mrs
Iisbsr BON msinem 5eiratbsout ab |"
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Aus einem Seniation=0 . m an.
Ibrduen sitterten i'm 9luse 9(manba's;
iie ftiBte bas 4ortrait ibrss seliebtsn Tbsps
Dor unb rief nit per,purf8polIem Zone
SprtiesunS foIst.
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g S6piesermutter (eben i'm Be-
sriffe absureiien) vWenn iH sS MAIDEN
tam, btcbe Rinoer, beiude ib Sud- I'M
nablten Dionat tpieosr, - ober geirib pers
ipreden tam ih es niht !" = Gdmies
ssriobn: % bite, S4riseermarna -
banes MAIDEN gilt niht |"
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rhdiidtsbpII.

Serr Meier Ole 3eituns Ieienb) !:
uOu, Srau, bent' Dir nur, Der Aliellpr
Wtuller lit ia seitorben = ba n,uB ib bph
BET isinem 8esrdbniB mitssb'n, sr mar
ia aud BET benz meinisen. "-Srdu Msisr:
y9gSaS rebeit Du Denn oa fur toIes .3euss"
- 9err Dteier.:v vglun ia, ineiBt 9u.
pprIees Sabr ftarb einmaI Elm 5err Wlaier;
ba nteinte Dtaaer, SD lsi's seipeIsr, un6
eins nit su nteiner Beerbisuns, unb ba
muB i9 mid bod iest rspan6iren !"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-04-15

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The Portland daily press., 1883-09-05
Standard Time.

We have school-time, church-time, merid
ian-time, shop-time, railroad-tinie, observa-
tory-time, and who can tell what next?
Nothing is gained by having shop clock
set ten minutes faster than any other clock.
There must be some adjustment OF these
conflicting systems or we shall continue to
waste time and miss appointments from the
confusion of time pieces. Now it Is evident
to any one who takes thought OF this sub
1ect that only one class of activities are I'M
der restraint in the adoption OF time basis.
The railway business cannot be carried on
safely without timetables that to some ex-
tent disregard meridian time. These time
tables must have standard clock. That
clock must be corrected daily. The test
should be nothing less than an astronomical
observation. A possible error of five seconds
should not be tolerated. There is no practl-
cal dif1culty In having school time, church
time, shop time and business time conform
to railroad time. Railroad necessities will
keep railroad time practically correct. A
difference OF half an hour between railroad
and meridian time Is no real Inconvenience.
and even If 1t were necessary that school
close at IL o'clock meridian time, allowance
for the difference between this and railroad
time could be made. The advantages of
uniformity In local time is greater than we
can now appreciate. Let this be once es
tsblished and the people could not be per-
suaded to return to the confusion that now
exists. Let the time-pieces be all set to
railroad time, let railroad time be fixed by
the nearest observatory, and let business
ana other hours be changed to suit the con-
yenience or necessities of the csse.-Rev.
II. G. Wood.
The Portland daily press., 1883-09-05
nROPs OF wATER.

Mr. JOSEPH g. BIcKNELL. No. 642 Maine Street,
Cambridgeport Mass, writes April 27, 1885, 81
have been terribly afflicted for number of years
with gravel and kidney disease My urine contained
brick-dust deposits and at times / could not pass
my water except In drops and with great PAIN and
have had to get up as many as fifteen times during
the night. triei several physicians; they did me
no good, but friend of mine, who had used Hunts
Remedy told me to get bottle and try it, he had
been cured of severe case similar to mine and that
others had used Hunts Remedy In Cambridge and
pronounced 1t medicine of real merit. After
being repeatedly urged purchased bottle, and
before had used all of it passed stone as large
pea, followed BY smaller ones. | have used in
all ten bottles, aud 1t has completely cured me- My
kidneys in excellent condition. and for one of
my age (es) sxty-eight years, can truly say feel
like young man with strength and vitality. My
family use the Remedy, and would not be without
1t, and never fail to recommend 1t to onr friends
anu neghbors in Cambr dge and Boston. Yon are
at liberty to use my name in praise Of the bst kid
ney and liver medicine Hunts Remedy"