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THE DAILY EVENING LEADER,
, Published at
o
. ciivyexne, W yoming territory,
Is the
Pioneer Paper of Wyoming.
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’ i j\ (IN ADVANCE.)
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Single copy , 15
GENERAL DIRECTORY.
Dflegatc lit rongrcHK,
Umpired Term, XLJtt Congress—-lion. 6. V.
Nuckolls.
Forty-Second Congress— Hon. W. T. Jones.
Territorial Officer*.
Governor— Jno. A. Campbell.
Secretary— Herman Glafcke.
Marshal —Church llowe.
District Attorney— Joseph M. Carey.
Surveyor General— S. Reed.
Reg inter U. S. Land Office —S. II Winaor.
Receiver of Public Moneys— F. W. Wolcott.
United Slate* Collector —Thomas Ilnrlau.
United State* Assessor— E. I*. Snow.
United State* Commissioner— W. A. Campbell.
Territorial Auditor- J. 11. II ay ford.
Territorial Treasurer—J. W. Donsellan.
Justice* of the Supreme Court —J. 11. IIowc; J. 11.
Kingman; W. T. Jonen.
Clerk of Ist Judicial District— J. W. Hutchinson.
Comity O lllccr*.
Sheriff— T. Jeff Carr. #
Clerk and Recorder— L. Kabis.
Treasurer —W L. Kuykendall.
Probate Judge— W. L. Kuykendall.
County Attorney— l. W. Cook.
Assessor— John T. Chnflin. .•
Coroner— L. L. Bedell.
School Superintendent— W. J. Stanton.
CoNM/y tfurr«yor— L. L. Bedell.
Commissioners —J. 11. Nlcbola, M. E. Post, J.
Dyer.
City Government.
Meetings of the Town Trustees, Thursday even
ing In each week, at the City Hall.
President of Hoard —J. 11. Marlin.
Marshal— L. Paxton.
CUy Clerk— L. Kabis.
City Attorney— I. W. Cook.
Treasurer—C. D. Sherman.
CUy Assessor—V. E. Addons.
Board of Trustees— J. 11. MArtin; O. W. Corey; 11.
s 11. Kills; B. L. Ford; E. P. Johnson.
Justices of the Peace—C. F. Alter, Wm. Rowlands.
Churches.
Bt. Mark's church, Episcopal. Services, from
April Ist to September Ist, at 11 a. m.. and at 8 p.
m. From September Ist to AprTl Ist, at 11 a. m.
atnd 7 I A p. m. Rev. F. O. Barstow, ini ulster.
Congregational, Rev. J. 1). Davis, Pastor, church
corner Nineteenth and HHI streets. Preaching
•ervlre every Sabbath at 11 a. *., and 7 i».
Sabbath School and Bible Class after morning
aervlcc; Social Prayer Meeting Wedneseay even
Jng, at 7 o'clock. Seats free.
Roman Catholic, Revs. P. J. Erlach, Pastor,
church on O'Neil street, above Twentieth.
Presbyterian church, corner Ferguson ami
Eighteenth streets. Rev. W. G. Kepliart. pastor.
Preaching every Sabbath at 11 a. in. and 7:3d p. ni.
Sabbath school at Ida. in. Seats all free, atm ev
erybody welcomed.
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. G. IT. Adams, pns-
JLor. Preaching every Snhbuth evening at 7%
p'clock. at the new church, Eighteenth street.
Sabbath school and Mlilc class at 3>4 p. m. Week
prayer meeting Thursday evening.
lffasonle,
» Wyoming ft A. chapter, U. D_ meets at flail
•n the first nud third Tuesday evenings in each
month, at 8 o'clock r. la.
AT. A. Raker , Secy. O. D Foglesong, 11. P.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. 16. meets first and third
Saturday nights in curb mouth, at Masonic Hull.
Od <1 Fellows.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. 1, I. O. O. F.. meets every
Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
MISCELLANEOUS.
EQUITABLE
Life Assurance Society,
OF THE UNITED STATES.
Sara assnrrd. ntrw business during the year 1809,
$51,021.M1.00.
Being over Thirteen Million Dollars greater than
the new business of any other Life Insurance com
pany in the world.
$13,000,000.
Cukli Income.
tr»~,.-»<>o,ooo.
J. If. NICHOLS. Agent, Cheyenne. atiglSlf
MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COPANY,
OF NEW YOKK.
ASSISTS, O VIS It 53.-.,000,000. CASH.
Corn)rt>r* LiTc lii.tiriiiir,-. c.*mblnlnc llio mlvan
offered In- ALL OTIIISU COMPANIES. will,
UJIIEIJL'ALED FINANCIAL SECURITY.
• E. I’. fc.XOW, State Agent,
marlO-ly Cheyenne. Wyoming Territory.
LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
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Mrs. ( Cures colic and gritting in 1 I’rieo
Whitcomb's-! tlu- bowels ami facilitates > 15
Byrnp. f the process of teething. ) Cents.
Mrs. Subdues convulsions and 1 Price
Whit comb's overcomes all diseases in- V 25
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Mrs. (Cures diarrhea, dysentery 1 Price
Wliltcotnb s< ami summer complaint lit > 25
Syrups. children of all ages. 1 Cents.
It is the great InTants' and < hildrcH's Soothing
Remedy in all disorders brought on by Teething j
or any other cause. Prepared by Hie <<raft«m Med- 1
Id tie Co., St. I.otiis, Mo. Sold by druggists and
dealers in medicine everywhere. jy&kh&wly
A Book for Hie .tliliion.
11 k ft i 1 h ftp A ni l vale Counselor to the
IwlMlCkt j.iUC Married, or those about to
tnarry, on Hie physiological 1
UUIUi/i mysteries and revolutions of I
the sexual system, with the latest discoveries in
producing and preventing offspring, preserving I
the contph xlon, Ac. This is nil interesting work
of twb hundred nml twenty-four pages, with uu- '
morons engravings, and con t ulus valuable in for i
mullou fur those who are uiurricd or contemplate
marringe ; still It is a book Hint ought to be under '
lock and key, and not laid carelessly about the 1
liouse. bent to any one (free of postage! for Fifty I
Cents. Address Dr. Butts' Dispcusarv, No. l*i,
N. Eighth bt„ St Louis, Mo.
Notice to tlic A filleted nml ITnftortu- 1
unto.--Before applying to the notorious Quacks j
u'Jfo ad verilse in public, papers, or using any '
Quack-Raiumlles. peruse l)r. Butts' work, no mat
ter what your disease is, or how deplorable your
condition.
Dr, Butts can be consulted, personally or by
mall, uu the diaeases mentioned in his*works.
tttHeo. No. 12 N. Eighth street, bet. Market and
rttssnut, st. Louis. Mo.
THE DAILY EVENTS LEADER
Issued each day, except Sunday, and containing
k largo’am omit of interesting news, general and
local, add circulating widely throughout Wyo
ming and (be adjacent sections of the Rocky !
Mountain regions, renders it the
Best Advertising Medium
IN THE COUNTRY.
Offloa west aide of Porgnson st-oct, Cheyenne,
Wyoming.
1. W. COOK,
A TTORNEY A D COUNSELOR AT LAW
JA. oftlots iti court- house, Cheyenne, Wyoming
)y Id-Jut, I
theyenne daily reader.
VOL. IV.
DAILY EVENING LKADLR.!
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Otlfcial Paper of tl»e lulled State**.
PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, BY
3NT. jDL. BAKER.,
Editor and Proprietor.
—A sumple-of the way lar<;e corpo- |
rations sometimes “run” each other
occurred this week. Great rivalry ;
exists between the Western Union
and the Atlantic and Pacific telegraph
lines. 011 Monday, when the Presi
dent’s message should have been
transmitted to the west, the wires of
one of the above companies was cut j
in a half dozen places. Lex talion «,
the taw of retaliation, was adopted
by the injured company, and the
wires of the other company likewise
cut. The war continued late iu the
evening, and it was only possible to
i send the message in detached por
tions, and very slowly, it was near
ly morning of Tuesday when its
transmission was completed, and nil
army of a thousand at least, editors,
proof readers and compositors, in the
western States and Territories,delayed
and provoked almost beyond endur
ance, by these freaks of envious cor
porations. If we had about one more
competing company, with wires
througliout tlic United States, it
would l>e better for the people, both
in the better facilities for news and
I the reduction of the cost of private
1 messages, to something like reasona
ble figures, .
Tyrol.—This country is a province
of Austria, situated in the western
part of that empire, bordering on
Switzerland. The people are partly
German and Italian descent, a mixed
language of the two being skoken,
and the people, as was confirmed by
observance of their features and p/iys
ique, in the Tyrolean troupe of vocal
ists, who exhibited here last night,
bear manifest similarity to German
and Italian casts of character, com
bined. Astrikiug trait of Tyrolean fe
male character is the willingness and
spirit with which they participate in
\ labors and employments, belonging
iu other countries to masculines alone.
111 their native country farm labor,
manufactures and almost all avoca
tions are participated in by tlic fe
| mates. In their last war against
j Havana, to which power they were
j then attached, women fought side by
I side with men, and on one occasion
j four hundred women were slain, and
fell by the side of their husbands,
fathers and brothers in their struggle
for their rights. Our citizens had an
opportunity‘lust night of seeing a
troupe of seven of these people, two
ladies and five gentlemen, iu a grand
musical entertainment, led by i’rof.
Gschwandner. A full attendance,
embracing most of the leading families
01 town, greeted thcappearance of the
Tyrolese. The vocal music was fair,
and exhibited that cultivation of tho
voice, which conies alone from con
tinued practice. Tlit.’r son 0 -s being
in their native dialect, were nut under
stood,and therefore, not as fully appre
ciated as they would otherwise have
been. And here wo must express the
opinion that western tastes prefer, sis
a rule, to understand and appreciate
the sentiment of intelligible words in
a vocal exhibition, rather than oper
atic, or similar performances. But
for ail that, the concert last night was
appreciated, and in the dearth of
amusement was a welcome diversion.
The troupe appears to-night, witli a
new programme. Those who wish
to see music extracted from sticks,
tiie “zither,” and similar instruments,
peculiar to these people, will do well
to attend this evening. Besides it is
\yorth an evening’s time and ttie
price of admission to hear that fellow
of the troupe who lauy/is lo music.
The Lincolnshire (England) men
still keep lighting the sea, as the
Dutchmen have done for ages. The
latest feat has been the inclosing of
1,001) acres of valuable alluvial land
in the parishes of Kirkton and
Frnmpton. The embankment, about
four miles in length, has been com
pleted in the short space of six
months.’
Petroleum originates in limestone
rock. Near Chicagoisa bed of Niagara
limestone which contains nearly
half its weight of oil, four square
miles of which contain more oil than
Pennsylvania has produced in ten
years. Not a drop of this oil is ob
tainable, however, because tho strata
must bo subjected to intense heat to
distil tlie oil into crevices in the rocks,
which lias been the case with tho j
Pennsylvania formation. An obvious
Inference from the occurrence of pe
troleum in limestone is, that i; arises
ftflm the remains of an oily polyp,
which built the coral reefs from i
which the limestones were formed. 1
YORK.
CHEYENNE, WYOMING, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1870.
BY TELEGRAPH \
KKPOBTKD EXPRESSLY FOR TRE EVENING LEADER. (
NIGII r r li E POUT. t
—^—; ——— j s
THE WAR. !
t ; 1
THE FRENCH SITUATION. j
* I
Hoping Fnlc.
——-v (
England & Russia Preparing !
for War.
Interesting GencralNews.
Southern Senatorial 11/eclions.
Question Affecting Territorial
Legislatures.
A World special from Tours, on tlic
sth, says: In a recent engagement,
20,000 French held their ground
against fi(t,ooo of Frederick Charles’ I
army, but were cut to pieces by the
■ shells of tlic enemy. The German
j artillery was- served with fearful and
j overwhelming effect. The Papal
I zouaves fought with superhuman
, bravery, but.nearly all were killed.
The government appeals to the
people of France to still maintain re
sistance, which is certain finally to
I end in triumph. The army of the
Loire is still over 200,000 strong. Du
ring another month, 800,000 French-
I men will be in arms. Paris may fall,
j The campaign has changed in char- !
acter, and is fust becoming a detached
1 warfare, with armed resistance in
the open country. France herself is
unconqucred.
London’, Dec. o.—The English |
government has given u contract for
sixty batteries, eight guns each, of
Gatling initailleurs, to be made in
| America.
The Russian government has in its
employ, a number of American
workmen in Russia, engaged in man
ufacturing mitrailieurs. There is
ample evidence 6f other kinds that
Russia is preparing for war on a grand
scale. Since Granville’s surrender
to Gortsclmkoff, the result of confer
ence of powers nugatory,
so far as England is concerned.
Torus, Dec. 0. —A dispatch of De
cember sth, says that the German
forces engaged in the battle yostcr- j
day, north of Orleans, embraced the
‘ united armies of Frederick Charles,.
, tlic 3rd, 9th and 10th corps, under
, the Duke of Mecklenburg, one Bava- 1
rian corps, two infantry and two cav
alry divisions, 150,000 men. The
French force consisted of six corps,
aggregating 100,000, but was deficient
in cavalry. The combat ended with
a repulse on Sunday. The battle
commenced on Thursday, continuing
with varying successes during Fri
; day and Saturday, but Sunday, the
j successes to the German troops were
I great, although purchased at great
| cost.
New York, Dec. 7.—From and af
ter to-inorrow the cable companies
win double the price of press rates.
The Ne.V York Associated Prcssnlone
lias paid tin' cable company tolls in
gold, besides the'ir tolls on European
telegraph lints, win I 'in the last six
months, about $250,000.
Tlic Crispins and employers are
about to conic toan amicable arrange- ■
ment. ,
Cesjiedes writes to Gen. McMahon,
President of tlie Cuban League, ex
pressing confidence that the Spaniards
will be driven from the island.
Klmyha, Dec. 7.—John I’. Cox,
Superintendent of the Pennsylvania
& New York Cental It. it., died tu
day of apoplexy.
Moxtoomkhv, Ain., Doc. o.— Judge
Gold th unite, Dutnourit, has boon
elected United States Senator for six
years from March next, the vote
standing, Goldthwaite sixty-ilvo;
Warner, Republican, filly; Honolson,
Republican, fourteen. Goldthwaite
hits been Jude of the Circuit ami Su
preme courts, and a citizen of Mont
gomery forty years.
Chabi.kston, Dec. 7.—Tho Sena
torial election resulted In the re-elec
tlou of Robertson.
Ottawa,Doc.7. — President Grant’s
message excites considerable comment
in political circles here. It Is under
stood that the Dominion government
have no idea of abandoning their
present policy, although thoroughly
desirous of behaving in a friendly
manner towards the United States.
They fool that thp poople of Canada
have endorsed and will maintain their
policy, and that the imperial author
ities have approved of their action in
the matter. _
Saxtk Fk, Dec. 7.—Both houses of
tho New Mexico legislature are in
session, but merely adjourn from day
to day, withou* transacting any busi
ness, until it can be determined
whether tho session is legal or not.
Some of the lawyers and nearly all t f
the mopibers of tho legislature con
tend that the first of tho biennial
sc-sion, provided for by the laws of
Congress, can be held now. Others
contend that the first of these sessions
should not lie held until December,
1871. Enquiries have been sent to
Washington in regard to the dispute.
DRYGOODS, ETC.
S. F. NUCKOLLS
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Two story stone building, Seventeenth
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lilts Just received the must complete block of
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loots and Shoes!
Op VIIE Qr.M.JTY.
MEN’S BUFFALO BOOTS I
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Leather and Findings
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v Vll Work Warranted!
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POSEY S. WILSON.
BANKER,
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hon, Cheyenne, Wyoming, transact* h general
banking business.
Ths Very Ixktcst.
rs OO TV li IC. T* OU T.
’Flag of Tiuce to Paris.
E»fei-csiine;' U':ihliiii(;l<ni A'cvrs. i
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New York, Dec. B—lo a. m.—The
Prussians have sent a flag into Paris
to announce that Orleans is taken,
the Loire army routed, With a loss
of thirty guns and 1,000 prisoners, and
with the report tluir Duerot is kille l.
New York, Dec. 8. —A Washing
ton special says the belief is stroll” .
there that Schenck lias been Offered ,
the English mission. Some members !
assert that ho will lie on his way to
London before the Ist of January.
The feud between tho President
and Senator Schurz is said to lie still
unsettled.
There seems to bo no doul.t but ;
that tiie income tax will be abolished
this session. At least a dozen bills
i for that purpose arc already present
ed, and there is a stronger feeling
1 against the tax than ever before, it
is Understc 0 1, however, that a major
ity of the Ways and Means Commit
tee is opposed to immediate repeal.
Ula K ’ 3
FLORAL GUIDE
FOR 1871.
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AND GENTS- FUD.MSIIING GOODS I
I
j Cn fact rttrjlhhlg (lint In hfcilcd In
lUen’s Wear
AT THE
U. P. R. R.
CLOTHING HOUSE,
i
SIXTEENTH ST.
B. & i. MELLiViAPL
$9 WATCH! $3 WATCH!
{qJv THE GREAT EUROPEAN
Kl'liEKA ALI'MIM M COLD WATCH CO.
IIA V K APPOINT'.D
J. F- Williams & Co., Jewelers
501 Hrouduny, >ew Yurk,
SOLE AGENS FOR THE l\ S.
An’d have authorized them to sell their great
UtIiRKA Am mim m Gulp Watciiks for Three Dol
lars. and to warrant inch and every one to keep
correct time for one year. This Watch we guaran
tee to be ihe be-t an 1 cheapest time keeper that
is now in u.-e in any part of the glo'-e. The
works are in double‘cases, L illies' and Gents*
sizes, and are beautifully chased. The cases are
made of the metal now so widely known lb Eu
rope ns Aluminum Goid. It has the i:\v rcolor
ok G >Ln, which it always retains; it will stand
the lest of the siriMure-r adds; no one can tell it
from Gold only by weight, the Aluminum Gold
Ileitis one fourth lighter. The Wort * are all
made by machinery, the same as the well-known
American tVu t :i. We park the Watch safely in
a small box a d send it by mall to any part of
the United States on receiptor fifty cents
for narking and postage. A key is stmt free with
each Watch. Money should be sent by 1 N».- 1-
tifilce Money order or" Ina Registered Letter. Ad
dress all orders and communication* to
J. F. WILLIAMS A: CO.. Jeweler**,
. .'>ol BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
novl!Mv4t
THU
FINK EE & LYON
SEWING MACHINE
with
DROP-FEED, NEW TAkIM’P, NEIVIIESHEE, Ac.
Is now offered to Agents on more liberal terms
Also, Second baud Machines taken in exchange,
or the new improvements applied. Every Mu
chine is
WARRANTED FIRST CLASS.
And If the purchaser docs not so regard it after a
fab trial, he can return it. and money
N. It.--Wanted Traveling Agents to visit each
town, distributing circulars, explaining the im
provements. etc., etc., who can make SAA) per
month. Address,
LYON’S MI’TI YL S. fl. CO.,
Union Square, 83 East Bov cutoculli St.. New York.
poviQ ddiu
WYOMING WEEKLY' im,
lashed every Sliurday. .
TKUMH ; A V EAR. fi.oo ILALV YKAR.
la one of the
I.arge*t PafX’rs in ihc WM.
CO.TfTYf KUCf Ali JOB PRIM ’
or F.VEUY KIND
Ntfrttly t.rlu’ tply and expeilltiousW cTrrat# Cm da
of every runpe and kind. Bill Head*. I.ettel
«ml Note HewHft'gfS, Blanks of «n*r» Ulihl.
cri». etc., printed on short order. tluOng ittcf
lift »»f Tvpe jmd rr^s-*•*, wc cun do hrfn'ffiotn•
work lit low prices. ; M
iiti»o it r v .v NT’ ,
Business Men
TUB KSISTAfiO
pen's unanswerable claims fin- patronage dfrrki
tended rlrculation.
• be KVKNiNti FOBT rontuins the rtuiorls ts
each day'* bu>im s- in the Eastern cities atiß
while men are asleep the paper jravefi* ID’. Off or
:jn) tnlles from Chicago. Morning pnfers ooiifain ■
• '“J reports nn later, take the day time to reach the
anxious reatltT, r.tld In tho evening he gets Netv
York quotr i.»;is that he nilghi have had iu tly
morning hr tubing The KVF.S’fNO I*OBT Tb
«• *n»tner«lal .*n-1 financial deppftiD<-nls i*f ttf#-
POST are tittd r rdittg i • *. . • r.d will herear,pr
have no eqtuil in the pres* of i hli'ngO.
The Sat* rd\y Is-: r. of ihe |*t»ST lias
been Knlurgud and Improwd. it Is now n f . .j
forty column literary, tiuauciul end political p<»-
j»er. having no superior for Sunday re.nlUg.
Those who take ti e I*I)ST get a paper Stiudtr
morning that Is iiniversally reetigiiGed nv fu
every way proper to enter the familv. The. POST
is otic red at.the very low price of fiO.IJU a year or
85 n> for si\ n><>n*hs ‘ . ;/
THE WEEKLY I*OST lias been nniv. r-nlly ap
prnvfd. If Is read by so manv iliot!s:iti ,, s that
there are only a few people left to learn I'a mar
its We give
THE CELEBRATED ET.nrv WATCHES
jam,
ml \ /
As premiums for Clubs. . ».c watcl.C' crc/e-
Cogltlxed as the heel now known to lo.vra of ciir
reel time. We give watches worth fn>ut
$..»! as premiums to those get Jug up clubs.
Send for list «»f prices ami sample copies of Daily
or tVceklr POST. Sent free to all who npplv.
PO>T PKI.N I lNtf CO.,
ll'i Madison s.rcw-t, Chicago.
— ■ - -s’"
\ «;i:\TS W.WTKD -t&iA A MONTH)
JV liv the AMERICAN KNITIINO MACHINE
CO.. Boston, M lss., or .-1. Lo:ti-. Mo.
PRUSSING’S CELEBRATED
CX3D133375. -V7-13NT33«3i--a.H..
Warranted pure, palatable, and to nruoarvo
Pickles. First premiums awarded at the If. S.
-Vr, 'lie Illinois State Fair, and Chicago City
i r Largest works of the kind in .he l uiieil
■ites. Established 18*14.
CHAC. E PRUSSING,
839 JL 311 Stati' ' root, ( Lloogo.
ENTERPRISE
ft. B.W. TAYLOR & CO.’S J}
T23d Regular Monthly m
GIFT 1
ENTERPRISE
D T Hn OVLY RELIABLE GIFT T)
1 Distribution in the Country.
u S-*)o,ogi in fiudi mul Valuable I’rizes * w
Pto be distrlbuicti December 5, 1870.
Capital Prise, - $5,000 1
D INi GOLD. D
Single Tickets, S! 1 Fix Tickets,*^*
Agents v.suitet.l to sell tickets, -y
circulars contait«lng full *.utleu- |
lars will be sr*it .o un\ one otdor- ■
Si ng t Item. A •lure*'*
A H. \V TAYLOR & CO.. \ •
lie:: IKH, ClticlntmM, O. O
'ENTERPRISE
fffiK'
XPECTORAI\
KtL\_\ X\ R»
CUTCS
COCGII, C'KOI'I*, HUOM'UITIS,
(OLDS, ASTII.IIA. INFLUENZA.
IIOAEISENESS AND INCIPIENT CON
ST.fI PTION.
Baiiii'o Pcctok.vl IvLixiit has rupidlv won th*
favor of patients who have tried it. atiu also tho
patronage of the medical faculty in every section •
of the country w !,. re it has b est Introduced. No
remedy for the lungs and throat ever discovered
stands' -o popular us eronee used a* this prepara
tion. It is made under the supervision of Mr. T.
11. Itnrr. one of the best practical chemist* iu th*
State. Tin- tKicces* which bus utleaded the n»*
of tills remedy for the past sixteen year*, wher*
known, ha* induced >:» to make it more widely
known for the benefit of the Buffering. Let tlx*
atilicted /i e it a fair trial, a* we are confident
that relief and permanent cure will he the re*tt v .i.
Sold bv all dritogisis iu the ecciiuit where *.ui*
advertisement is published.
N. ll.—Circulars u’ivln.: certificates of rerurki.
hie cures of the afllicled will be l sent on r.pplicn
llon. or the', will he found accompany',ench
boMlcof the Pectoral Iv'Kir.
The Elixiii is pleasant to take. *i» d i* ue*4lr
and elegantly pm up in large boti’.e*, al OS k
DOLLAR EACH.
T. W. BArisi & CO.,
PUOPIHETORPI, TKKHK HAUTE, INDIANA.
Sold in Clilchi’o a> Wholeable b<
FULLER. KINVII .v FULLER; LORI* * SMITH
VAN sell AA* 'K, STK\KM»N A '.KID HURI.’-
BUT it LDs M.1.: K. HUHNIIAM 'j son • HI OCKI
A CO.: TOI.MAN it KING; KWKWOUD A
ÜbOCKI.
MCE & UOIIMEN A SCHMIDT;
GliF,£K lV ; DUTTON,
In St. Louis by
MCH '.iIDSON A CO : COLLINS BKOS..
And llir.mchout the Northwest by all Dru^'/liti.
pi r»nn reward?
Jl I til 181 l ’ or u,,v eUt,, ‘ °f Lind Bl'-cdJng.
D 4 UUU P'ln ml*, or Ulr-rii-d PI 1 Oi-v
Do IHiii'N Pile Hemecly fal's to cure If la
prepared expressly to cure the Pile* anil uothlnr
else, and ha* Qured cases of over till yc«| • *innd
luj. Sold by all Dril«'_'li I*. Lxaou ? jur, 14t
Fu.vnm.is St., Ualtimuaz. Price, 11 U»
StiptUldifcw ty