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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1882
Page
6
Fragmentary readable text hints at a discussion of remedies and plans with scattered phrases about a writer, singers, doctors, and a figure named TRO. The content is inconsistent and lacks clear event or participants to form a coherent summary.
Rates and advertising prices for the Daily Leader newspaper dated December 28 1882. Details include daily and weekly subscription costs, carrier delivery, and advertising per line rates for various sizes and durations. Includes local notices pricing and contract terms.
Treasury department rules that a Chinese wet nurse is a laborer and barred from US under Chinese immigration law. Baltimore and Ohio telegraph may link with French cables to pool traffic. Knights Templar conclave hotels will house about 5 000 with tents likely for overflow. In Petersburg a fatal family quarrel ends with a man shooting a cousin and himself. Red Cloud visits the Indian bureau chief to discuss school trips. the official denies involvement in Pine Ridge transport. Boxing contests in England yield a £50 prize pool. Mitchell wins with 32 entries. Uniontown fever over a state treasurer cashier shot by a lawyer in a hotel room following a dispute. London says England will note Egypt policy to international powers, with France likely to align toward British protection.
Jem Mace arrives from Australia saying he came at Mr. Fox’s request to meet Sullivan with gloves. He brings a half-breed Maori named Slade who will fight him. The notice also advertises a medical treatise from the World's Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo, N Y.
A Brooklyn mother relates how her infant nearly suffered cholera infantum but was saved after hearing of Parker's Ginger Tonic. A few spoonfuls cured the baby and occasional doses keep the child healthy, highlighting the remedy's praised effectiveness.
The article argues harmony comes from choosing items for their own merit rather than forcing matching. It covers fashion trends, fabrics, coats, and church wear, plus household care tips from Cincinnati Enquirer and various sources, and notes a curious display of mechanical toys in New York Herald with elaborate moving tableaux.
Mr. Charles Townsend of Sedalia Missouri suffered severe rheumatism. A sea voyage failed to restore his health, and he planned to die. An ex Consul of Great Britain recommended St Jacobs Oil and he recovered in two days.
Found at my ranch on Little Horse Creek Wyoming in September last two horses. A bay eight years old branded on left shoulder and left hip with white hind feet. A roan branded UL on left shoulder with white hind feet. Bay horse shed all around roan preferred. By paying expenses and proving property owner can have horses. Address as above Onas W Perry.
Mrs Harrigan of 172 East One Hundred and Thirty second Street New York is overjoyed by the cure of her son once pronounced hopelessly incurable from severe inflammatory rheumatism after a single bottle of St Jacobs oil brought by a friend. The notice also promotes Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Purgative Pellets.
An advertisement claims Parker's ginger tonic can prevent and cure many ills by keeping the stomach liver and kidneys in good order. It promises blood purification and health at low cost and directs readers to view another column for more detail.
Failing health is blamed on unspecified pains and aches that worsen monthly. Brown's Iron Bitters claims rapid assimilation with blood, purifying and enriching it to repair tissues and restore strength, with a testimonial from Simon Blanchard of Hayesville Kentucky praising improved health and work ability. The ad stresses it is not a drink and contains no whiskey.
Louis Shaw, graduate and member of the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy, lists fourteen years in the business. He is a member of the American and Pennsylvania Pharmaceutical Associations and offers personalized service for compounded prescriptions, pure drugs and chemicals, toilet articles, paints, oils, varnishes, and more.
An old analogy compares George Stephenson and modern locomotives to illustrate beginnings of invention. The piece promotes Benson's Capcine Plaster as quick acting and permanently curative, contrasting it with slower, less effective older plasters. It warns against imitations and touts genuine Capcine with a centered CAPCINE mark, 25 cents, Beaury Johnson, New York.
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