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Os jcaiaKWKi .tytjAiiNG territory,
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D«*lc”;atc In Congrram,
Unsxpired Term, XLltt Congress- lion, 8/ P.
Nuckolls.
Forty-Stcond Congress—Unn. W. T. Jones.
Territorial Olllccn*,
Governor —Jno. A. Camphuil.
Secretary— Herman Oinfcke.
Marshal —Church Howe.
***& Corey.
Surveyor General—S. Heed.
United States Collector—' Thomas rinrlan.
United Stales Assessor —E. I*. Snow.
United States Commissioner—Vl. A. Campbell.
Territorial AudUpr - .1. 11. Hay£ur<l..
I \\\ Dopnelluii.
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C ounty Oiliccnu
Sheriff- T. Jeff Carr.
Clerk and Rtconler —L. Kribls.
Treasurer— W L. Kuykendall.
Probate .Judge— U . L Kuykendull.
County Attorney— l. W. Cook.
ilssesyor— John T. ChirUin.
Coroner— L. L. lh-dell.
School Superintend* ut—\Y. .1. Stanton.
County Surveyor— L- I- Bedell.
Commissioners -J. 11. Nichols, M. E. Post, J.
Dyer.
2QHG: «‘r CwvoniffiiT.l.
MWtfnzl of tie KVa TritstoeiCliiUrsday •.•veil
ing In each week, at the City Hall.
President of Board— J. 11. Martin.
Marshal-S. M. Preshaw.
City Clerk—Y. E. Aridooi*.
City Attorney —l. YV. Cook.
Treasurer—C. I). Sherman.
City Assessor—Y. E. Addoms.
Board gs J'rjutf*.-* rJ. 11. Martin; G. NY'. Corey; 11.
- fi'Elil-. M. r. JoMOoft. '
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St. Mark’s church. Episcopal, from
April Ist tofhjpYfcmbcr Ist, at 11 a.'m.. and at 8 p.
m. From September Ist to April Ist. at 11 a. in.
and 7% p. in. Itev. Y. <>. Ilarstow, minister.
Congregational, Hev. J. 1). Davis, Pastor, church
corner *Jill j*trerts. . P/enphing
aeryike smr tfabbarli at Ml aud 7v.
Sabbath School and liihle class after morning
aervice; Social Prayer Meeting YVedncseny even
Ing, at 7 o'clock. Scat- free.
Homan QkUiolic. Ilevs. P. .T. Erlach, Pastor,
O’lfell st\v\
Presbyterian church, corner Ferguson and
Eighteenth streets, Hev. YV. (!. Kephart. pastor.
Preaching every Sabbath at 11 a. m. and 7;.‘IJ p. in.
Sabbath school at 10 a. m. Seats all free, anu ev
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Methodist Episcopal, Hev. G. 11. Adams, pas
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ot 8 o'clock v. m.
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Saturday nights in each inoa.h, at Masonic Hull.
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Xtheycpne Lodgg, No. 1, I. <>, (). F. t meets every
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—Mujor Gliifcko returned yesterday
and gives us K>me items regarding
the western portion of Wyoming,
which will hoof inter st to many of
our readers. i'i He:ll^ r er !(iC.lted
upon a small reservation, about
twelve miles south of Carter Station,
j-tho nearest point on the Union I’acific
'.Toad. The original military reserva-
I lion was twenty miles Wide and
! twenty-five miles in length, and cm
t,races some of tlio most valuable
lands in Wyoming. The military
I reservation was cut down to a very
small size soon after tlio Union Pn
, eific had passer] that country, and lost
its opportunity to take any of said
lands under the grants provided in
its charter. Tims it was that one of
the finest parts of Wyoming is left
' free to settlement by pre-emption in
the usual way. Though but little
known as yet, a number of families
I have already settled in the country
in the vicinity of Fort Bridger. The
country south of the fort is a succession
i of fine valleys, with rich soil, and
well watered with frequent streams,
among which arc Ham’s Fork,Black’s
Fork, and an infinite number of lesser
streams, ail tributary finally to Green
Biver. The higher grounds rbo :nd
in timber, and immense pine so ods
are found within twenty to thirty
miles of Fort Bridger. With the
coal whifh abounds in the vicinity
of the railroad, and plenty of
timber for building, the country in
question offers every advantage to set
tlers. Three saw-mills are in operation
iuid the last quality of lumber is of
fered at twenty dollars per thousand.
The general elevation of the country
is between four and five thousand
feet above the sea, a rapid descent
being made in going south from the
line of the railroad. Til is elevation is
but a trifle greater than the Salt Lake
Valley,.and insures tlio growth of all
the cereals, fruits and productions of
that valley. The leading citizens of
this section which lies in Uinta coun
ty, will take an active interest in the
immigration scheme now progressing
in this Territory. With an area al
most twice that of Pennsylvania,
Wyoming possesses treble the oppor
tunities for agricultural and mineral
development. The lands about Fort
Bridger comprise but a small part of
the valuable lands of the Territory.
All that is requisite is that the coun
try be made known to the outside
world by systematic advertisement of
its resources, to induce a rapid flow
of immigration.
—Mr. SiAimcr is hinted at as the
prnperest person to reyresent the
United States in the proposed con
gress of nations.
—“No man dares to will mo his
own,” triumphantly declared Miss
Susan B. Anthony at 4,e Woman
Suffrage Convention in Harwell Hall,
Chicago, Saturday afternoou, It’s a
fact.— rout.
—The line of the Northern Pacific
Railroad passes over a fertilo belt of
country stretching from Illinois to
Washington Territory. The terminus,
on Puget Sound, is eight hundred
miles nearer to Chinn, than San Fran
cisco, and also nearer to New York.
—The New York Commercial Ad
vertiser is very wratliy becauseßergh,
after ills raid on Kit Burns’rat pit,
threw all tlio rats into the river,
although they were unprepared for
tlio change. It thinks the blpcdswho
owned the rats should have been
thrown in and the rats saved.
A cow was demolished on a Long
Island Railroad track, and tlio com
pany refused to pay the owner, whose
nimu is Reeves. Now a squad if
men is sent forward each day to re
move tlio carcass from the track, for
Reeves Is so great a lover of humanity
that he lias already stopped three
trains by placing the deceased cow in
the position death found tier.
A homely method of disinfecting
houses in which cases of scarlet fever
have occurred, is recommended by
the Food Journal. It is thus: Dis
solve in a certain quantity of water
as much saltpeter as it will hold ; and
in thfi solution soak several sheets of
course blotting paper, which must be
allowed to ahsnrbas much ns possible.
Carefully close every door, window
and chimney of the affected room,and
let the prepared blotting paper lie
lighted and smoulder itself out. ’Phis
mettiod is said to lie efficacious, and is
certainly easy of trial.
CHEYENNE, WYOMING, MONDAY; DECEMBER 5, 1870.
—On tho 2(!th instant occurs tlio
annual election of town trustees for
this city. One trustee from each of
the four wards, and one trustee from
the town at large, together, constitute
the Board andare all the elective offi
cers provided by law to manage the
affairs of tlio city. It is well known
that tlieold Board have been hampered
in the enforcement of license tax and
its special tax for tlio support of the
fire department. This arose from
there being somo question ns to the
legality of tlio tenure of their offices,
having been appointed by the Gov
ernor instead of elected by tlio people.
The new board will have no such dif
ficulty to encounter. We believe the
old Board were disposed to economize
in expenses so the utmost extent. In
fact this tendency may he said to
have been carried too far, in some in
stances. The Board for the coming
year will have some important mat
ters in charge. Moreextended police
service will become necessary as the
totvn grows. The regulation of water
supply will demand cureful attention,
and probu'oly the title of tlio town
site will be settled within the next
twelve months. These are matters
of much importance and demand
that our citizens should place reliable
and competent men in charge of city
aiTairs. We call attention to the mat
ter in order that ample discussion of
these matters may he eVoked prior
to the election.
Ilubltu»l Constipation.
now TO EFFECT A CERTAIN AND PERMANENT CUBE.
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REPORTED EXPRESSLY TOR THE CVKNINO LEADER.
NIGHT REPOR r r .
THE WAH.
Details of Hard Fighting.
Military Status Unchanged.
Germans Evacuate Amiens.
THE RUSStAN QUESTION.
The Reply ofGrnn villo to
Gorts cluik o II".
DO3IFSTIL I.VrrM.IGEKI!,
The Yerger Mim'.ef Case.
A New and Terrible Disease.
London, Doe. 3.—Tho Duke of
\ Mecklenburg makes tho following
| report: Yesterday morning,' a bat- j
; tie commenced near Bnzachoa I.es
j Iluutcs. After a hot fight, Rio fif
teenth French army corps were de
feated and driven bark to Artenay,
and the sixteenth French army corps
were driven beyond Loigny. Sev
eral hundred prisoners and eleven
, guns were taken. The enemy’s lass
was considerable. Our loss is un
known, but it is much smaller than
I that of the enemy.
London, Dee. 3.—The fighting at
Bfie on Friday was very severe, tho
Germans being exposed to a steady
fire from tf:e French forts, but nt 3
p. m., the French retired, leaving
behind many prisoners. Brie, though
abandoned by the Freed:, lias not
been occupied by the Germans. The
French wounded, who have fallen
into the hands of the besiegers, re
fuse the offer so be sent back to Paris.
Gorman leaders are losing much of
theiroverweening confidence, in con- J
sequence of recent military overt-. ■
Prince George--f.Saxcnv, hi a dispatch
to the King ofSaxony, stales that Brie
and Ghampegny have been recaptured,
although the French brought heavy
masses into action. He admits tliat
tl’.e S'-’vons lost grieviou.ilv.
Touia, Dec. 3.—On Friday night, j
the movement of t lie army of l tic lot re ;
eontiuuod and I lime were frequent en
counters all along U:e line of the ad
vance without marked advantage to j
either side. In one of them General!
Sounis was wounded and taken pris
oner. This momentarily checked j
tlie advance of the 17th corps, which, |
however, held its position. The mo-1
rale of tke troops is excellent and the
F. each are confident of success. Tlie j
second attack was madeon Antrim by I
tlie Prussians, and was repulsed with
considerable loss to the assailants.
The enemy continue their retreat
from the north.
Lille, Nov. 4. —The evacuation of
Amiens by the Germans is confirmed.
The enemy, as they retired, blew up
tlie bridge between Albeit and Ash
eux to protect their retreat. Noth
ing since Is heard of Gen. Monteufi'el. I
There is little doubt bv.t that he Itas
abandoned his march or. the north,
and that lie is hastening, with a!i his I
forces, to Paris.
Tours, Dec. 4.— The government '
makes the following announcement:
Tlie army of the Loire has discontin- ,
ucxl its forward movement, owing to j
the resistance of tiie enemy, who has
concentrated large masses of troops
between Pitliivtors, Artenay and
Augurvillo. The army occupies !
stronglj- entrenched positions, in
which it will remain for the present,
IMistponiiig an advance until a better
opportunity is offered. Meomvliile,
Ducrot, with tlio army which he led
out from Paris, is disengaged and
will lie able to net more freely, not
finding before his masses of tlie ene
my it was supposed were going to
meet him, but which arc really re- j
tninod north of Orleans.
Signed, Gambktta.
The marching of troops through
Tours, and the way to the front, is
incessant. Tlio weather is intensely
cold.
London, Dec-. 4.—A Tribune eor
rosixmdcnt at Versailles on the Ist
instant, writesthat tlie sorties against
the VVurtemlmrg division on tlio east
of Paris, between the Heine and
Marne, resulted in leaving the French
in possession of tho villages about
Brie-sur-Murno. Tho Germans say
they must retake these at any cost.
Tho French occupied tlie lino oa ■
the riglit and left of Comesson. They
were driven hack with heavy loss
from- tin's their most advanced posi
tion.
The Wnrlemburger’s were supported
by brigades of the Poinerarian corps,
tho Crown Prince’s old corps, and a
great part of the Sixth corps. Both
sides fought hard. The French were
led by dismounted officers of high
rank, and showed something of their
traditional firmness. Had not the
W’urleuihurgera been very steady
while being driven back, ind laid
not (lie Prussians arrived prompt
ly to their support, tho investing
line might here have been brok
en. The French merely gained a
bettor foothold for their future opera
tions. Their great want is space to
deploy their forces.. A very hard
fight took place the same day north
of St. Denis. The French sallied out
against the Fourth Prussian corps.
The attack was repulsed, and a num
ber of prisoners were taken by the
Prussians. The French 1 >ss wr.s
: heavy, including seventeen officers.
Prince Frederick Charles’ opera
tions, though not unsuccessful, was
much hindered by the heavy roads,
the army being fatigued with long
marches. To-day all is quiet on the
southern front of Paris.
I The first shell was fired into the
city yc.-torday from the Bavarian
batteries near Aral! I lon. The shot
Wits accidental. Tho Crown Prince
has onlordered tho use of no more
guns at present at such range.
I f Hie French try more sortie's there
will probably boa Sharp attack on
I the outlying defenses of Paris.
A correspondent of tho Tribune
telegraphs from Berlin Sunday after
noon, that the King telegraphs to
the Queen Unit there was no
fighting yesterday at Paris; the
French were massing troops from
Vincennes during the night of Dec.
2d, and that the French lost 18,000
prisoners, including one general and
twenty superior officers, besides seven
guns.
The bombardment of Belfont has
commenced.
Nothing new lias been received
from the army of the Loire. The
military situation among the best
informed circles is deemed critical.
Ii is stated on good authority that
B: marek insi-ls that lie must and'
will retire from office until the con
vention of the South German States
is adopted unaltered.
Tor us, Dec. 4.—G'ambelta lias gone
to Orleans to consult with the officers
of the army of Hie Loire. The battle
on Friday, in which the sixteenth
and seventeenth corps were engaged,
was protracted and sanguinary. There
was great losses on both sides. The
Prussians used heavy artillery. The
army of the Loire will receive large
reinforcements.
It is rumored that Ducrot) still near
Paris, lia.s boon reinforced, and will
speedily take the offensive.
A correspondence from St. Peters
burg, Sunday aft .’moon, says: Gran
ville’s reply to Gortselmkoff's second
note was delivered yesterday. It in
sists that Gortseliakoff admits, by his
answer, that his position is wrong in
law. The note consents to a conference
only upon tho understanding that
she, Russia, is to withdraw her
original circular, and disavows all
pretensions to a right of separate ac
tion, that Russia is to bring her pro
positions before the conference anew, to
be decided without regard to previous
pledges. Otherwise the British Kni
hiissy will be withdrawn. The Eng
lish think Hie note a diplomatic vic
tory. The position however, is still
delicate.
Chicago, Dec. 4.— There is great
excitement at Elgin, 111., over tlie
death, yesterday, of a lady in that
city, from n new and strange disease,
after a week’s terrible suffering. A
port mortem examination disclosed an
Immense number of parasitic aninml
culne filling every portion of tlie body.
Physicians decide that it is not trich
ina, tlie parasites not resembling
those, and the patient not having
been in any Way exposed by eating
infected food.
■Washington, Dec. 4.—A tetter
from Jackson, Miss., says that tho
grand jury in July last found a true
bill against Yerger for imiiislaugbter.
The court lias not been in session
since that time. It is more than
probable there will be a change of
venue, and that it is doubtful if there
is a trial.
1 lAnzusni.’Hci, Penn., Dec. 4.—A
tire near Markenville, l’enn., to-day,
destroyed tho dwelling of John P.
Boyer. Mr. Boyer, wifo and two
children, u boy and girl, aged twelve
and fourteen, were burned to death.
One son escaped- by jumping from a
Window.
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THE OREAT ILLUSTRATED
RURAL AMD FAMILY WEEKLY.
Thi* 1* not only tho Lnrir<'«t* B<*«t and
< lic*upo«t, but bv tar the Larifcat-Clrctilut
i lug Journal of It* <’!«**! National in
; Omr.-ic or. Ably LtlLi-d, Superbly liliiairatcd and
: Printed, it >• the
BiST AMERICAN WEEKLY
j It It* the Stand »rd AinionrrT on all branchc*
of Agriculture. Horticulture, Ac. As a Literary
and Family Papkr it l«* a favorite from I'unada to
1 Cnllfornl t. • Indeed. Moonc'tr Hntu. has no ftiral
in Us .Sphere, and it* the Largest I Hum rated Jour
nal on t tie Continent—each number containing
i Sixteen Five-Column Pages, the »ize of i
most papers of its class.
A MEW FEATURE.
Among recent accessions to the Rural's tine- !
quuled Kdifori.il fituff is that of Hon. T. Hart !
Hyatt, of Cahi.v na Kditor of the Pacific Coast i) -
partment—a new and valuable feature: By j
i prompt mailing and rapid railroad transit, the
Rural now reaches the Pacific Slope about the
lime of its date.
TERMS, INDt.'CEMENTS, ETC.
TKItMS—S3 a Year of 52 Numbers, and only ,
9*2.50 in clubs of Ten. This Qna.*ter‘a 18 Num*
! oers sent Frccf n- tnVrtrfcd above. Our Club In*
dneemeuta for' 1811 nfe unprecedertted. Speci
mens, Premium Licit*. Ac.. i**nt free :•» all form
; imr Clubs, and we* waftt a live Club Agent in
every Tirn n. Addrcsa
1 D. D. T. moORE, II Park Row, N. Y.
decs-dAwcft4t
j NEW ADVERTISEMENT?
, [LICENSED 11Y C. S. AUTHORITY.]
L. D. Siiie^
Gift Enterprises!
TIIF ONLY RELIABLE
Girt Distributions in tho Country!
145th Regular Monthly
1 GIFT DISTRIBUTION
To I>r Drawn Thursday, Def. 1, 1870.
jO Worth of Prizes to b:
DUiribniod.
Capital Prize $5,000 in GretnbacU!
■ Agcuts wanted to sell Tkkctsi to whom Liberal
Premiums will be paid.
Sinalo TlrkrUi. IJU G Ticket.. 2i
Tickets, 920.
A circular containing rail list of prizes, man
tle. of drawing, hr., sent to any cue ordering it.
All letters must be addressed
L. I). SINK. Box 80. Cincinnati. O.
MdOU AtiEMS MAlii:
fBO to 9100 per lUoutli 6y selling; |
GREAT FORTUNES
And How They Wkiik Made. Bv J. D. McCabe |
i Jr. New. fresh and original. Profusely Ulus
(ruled, und beautifully buuud. The most takiug I
and Instructive, and universally sought after
book issued f->r years. Ka.-cinuting as fiction.
I authentic ns history.practical as " Poor Richard."
j with lessons more elevating, for popular purposes i
! than the profoundest philosophy. Send fur Cir
I culnr. etc., and notice our extra terms. K. HAN- !
IIAFORD A CO.. Pnb lshcrs. 158 South Clark
Street. Chicago, ami 177 Weß| Fourth St feet, Cin
-1 cinnati. .
AII(IIDF.A(O.\ \ Ul SNULLI.S
Kit Pickles 1
I Our Patrni Vitorona I.incd Kit* makes a ,
I no it package f»ir all housekeepers und can be I
sill oped to any part of the luiied States without I
leakage, and are fn»t superceding all others for
family Use. Spiced and Preserved in Prusajug's !
celeimiteil White Wine VinegMr.
A rilnleacon Ar ttiiNsell. ('lilfugo.
Hold by all Wholesale and Retail Orders.
L. MORRIS,
Merchant Tailor!
CLOTHS,
cassimer es,
’ I
•VES'rncis, *g
FINE SUITS MADE TO ORDER
Kl> » V S 'l' Kk: KT,
CHEYENNE, - W. T.
novl-ly
MEDICAL.
THE BE I DAL CHAMBER
EIMAYB roil Ynnxu MKN
On great social evils and aliuscs. whtqh Interfere
with MAKUIAGK. with sure means o* relief for
the Krring and l
tated Heat iu scaled letter envelope*, free of i
charge.
Address Howard Banitahy Ajd Association;
No. 2 South Ninth Bt., Philadelphia. Pa
tiovta-dIW
Royal Havana Lottery!
OF CUBA.
f 500,000 in Gold Brawn Every Seventeen Days.
Prizes cnsiied and information furnished: tho
highest rules paid for Doubloon*. Spanish Bank
I Note* and all kinds of Gold and Silver and Got- .
crn«ae»t Securitis*. LA\LOR A cu..
1 Boakcrs No. 16 Wall ». N. Y.
WISHING IBM LEADER,
lasnetf StunnEay.'
TKRMS : fl A YEAR. fl.CtnJ.M.r YEAR.
Ts one us tfc#
l.strgcut P.-ipn'i ta tlic
comkkcmi. joi: ramiMi
t tt EVEBT KIND
NerMly. cheaply and expedltinttslv exeente f irtaa
of every shape ami kind. Bill Heads, letter
anti Note Heading*. IHankr of every kind. Past
er*. etc., printed on short order. Having n tio*
lot of Type and Presses, we can do Imtulsum*
worfc at low prices.
I NX 1» O ls T .V N T
Business Men
TIIF. CIIH ACp KVF.NfNC PONTnro-
S'MU- utnn*wer:ib!e Claim* f >r patronage and ex
tended circttlti i<nj.
the KYKNING POST cptHaina the .rnportif‘»f
each day's btuineP- in the Kasiyni cities anti
while men are n-h-cp tlie p iper ire. el-* 10 t. 2‘iC or
Bto miles front ( hic-igo. Morniu r papers ioaten .
i»{l reports no l Ur. tide -ho tl*y ‘tjmc to reach tho
anxious reader, ami in the evening he go** New
York quotations that he might l.n.a I, id in th.-
morning by taking the KN'FNING POST T»
cotonieriiai ami financial departments of yji
TOST are undergoing ;{ will herenf;*r
have no eqnnl in thcpiW'*« us ('hleego.
The S vtuudat Itr*uf: «:t ihe pos i' I;V.s' ree«W*| r
been Knlarged and fijjprovetl. Ji i- now >«
forty column literary, ttminclul aA'd political pa
per. haviiKf r.o -uperior Tor tfandwy
f! ,0 4‘; K ‘bo takt' ti.e PtujT Reta paper Smrdnv
mornfng that i* mfivcrtJally recognf/«d a* iii
every wav proper to en .-r the familv■. The W>BT
is otlered a: tho very low price of J&.U.U) a year or
SYU ) f«ir six m*»n* h*
THE WEEKLY POST hn« been trnlvcr-nllT ap
proved. It is read bv so many thonsmithat
tli.r-- »ro mil) » r ; \v pcopli- l.n l 0 l caru ]
its Wc giVQ
Titr cET.rr.R.vrED rmw
As premiums fur Club;, j lo<.: vyatches are re
eogni/.ed. us the best now known to lovers of cor
reel lime. We give watches worth from £»! to
f ir) as premium* to those get.lng up club*.
Send for fi.-t of pricer and sample copies of Daily
qr Wwekiy '. Sen, Ireo to all win, :n>alw'a
P*»>«T PRINT IXG C<> .i
1 4 Mndlrou {street, < bb ngfl
■ . . nt .
\ CSKNTS WANTED. -*f-tL-Y A'. MONTH)
I \ bv Iho-AMIiJtKtAV KNIT I'lN’G WACHINIi
GO.. Boston, M if-s.. ,»r St. Lout* V ).
PRUSSINO’S CELEOPATED
cixjsn ■xT-jiT-zrzEzca-^vn.
pure, nalntahle, and to preserve
II leko**. First premiums awarded at inn r. s.
- 'i;r, *hu Illiiu 1» Stufu Fair, und Chicago t'p.v
k,BJ in “**• VBiwU
CHAT. E PRUSSISG,
j 330 Ac 311 Stal'- - reel* ( liicaso.
ENTERPRISE
N A. B.W. TAYLOR S CO.'S N
TZJd Ile(-ulan' Monthly m
Gr X ZT 1 T X
[ENTERPRISE
R'THK only reliable GIFT D
Distribution In the Conn try.
fW.OOt) In <'n.*!i and Valuable Prizes
to *>e distributed liecerubet 5, 18*.0. TA
: i Capital Prize, -- - $5,C00 JT
D ITV GOLD. T)
Single Tickets, 51; Sin. Tickets V
I St. Agents v. itit'-il to sr-jl tickets, y
• ’lrculnrs eonminlmt InM pnifeti- 1
lars will bo setu to at.v one or«lor- I
Sing litem. Address
A B. W TAYLOR A CO.,
Box 14U1, Cincin:.uti, O. d
ENTERPRISE
Kt\_\x\?tN
Cures
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roE.ns, ,\vrmi> inch i;a/a,
uo\itsi;\c:Nv \\ r. ix ipiF.vr (o.u
SLAIi»riO.N.
<? —-
Ra tin's Pkctoual KLIM3 h.n rapidly won tbo
favor or patients who have irlfvl It. ami nl.-u th*-
patronage of medical faculiv in every •'••ctton
or the country where it Has l>. eh Introduced. M w
remedy for the alkl throat ever disn*\ ~r e< j
stands m> popular nr er.otlcc Used as this.prepara
tion. It Is made urtder the •Mtpurvi ion «»r Mr T
11. 11/lrr. one or the V.*i practical ch. inl*t» In flifc
State. The success which has attended the n >u ,
or this remedy for the jin- 1 sixteen years. w\urn.
known, has Induced us to mal;'* It more widely
known for the hen’tit hf the sutl'erln \ T.et tnS,
aIHI«J«4 w'Vph 4 : :» fair trial, a- tn- n;r. n«ii(hDt
that re.ier ::..d ;< i e.av. ar eiv will he the rv*iill.
sold by all Hru rt/io s In the tc.rlou \th* n< ihl»
Adwrtlh iimnl is puhli- i d
slviUi- tt '.Upto. ut CttPMCk*.
hie cures or tie atilteted "~t he* sent on luntile* *
linn, or lli. y will. I>« > .-.,,1 •oconipnnr wi; «*1»
.bottle of the I ■ eloral K ixl.-,
Ihe Kt.txtu ip plcu>nlit to takti, ms! lit WmK>
IH>LLAKE'Jr»r U Ui> lu ,ttrge »“»*«*«. «t o>£
T. H. BAP,a & CO.,
PROPRIETORS, TERRK If AI’TK, INDIANA.
• Sold In rtiln. 'o ii Whol-sale bv
'■ M.KIf. PlNrll a KI'EhKK: I.OHD &
VAN Si l|.\A< K. STKXK’ON ,t RHf): ||p|(i*
HUM KIP 4 M,f.: I Hl' If NII VM A- Wlv Hl.OO'j
.t ‘U : lOL.MAN & KIN«. , lIW’KWOi/,
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In Mihvaul'e hv
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SI BBS
W<* -ina - B.o|i|r«i> i o'- It i*
prepared tl.v Vi - nothin*
else. «ud has cured • , r .' • d canjf
in?. Sold b. all Dri,. o,r- l.ir.on .>*y n#
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