04 Jul 1878
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1878
Page
1
The column surveys July Fourth 1878 in America, praising national progress, industry and unity. It notes political maneuvering around Grant and the Potter investigations, European views, and a broad call to civic duty, ending with details on a new joint commission examining Indian affairs and inviting public input.
The inquiry narrows to whether Mrs Jenks or Mr Sherman authored a letter promising aid to Weber and Anderson if they stood by sworn statements and rejected bribes. The debate questions the letter’s political significance and potential connections to Democratic attempts in Oregon. The piece argues the episode remains a petty matter regardless of authorship.
The India Bureau is examined for transfer to the War Department by a joint commission. The panel includes three senators and five House members with authority to sit during the session as part of the fiscal year 1879 army appropriation bill discussion.
A vintage advert describes a weight loss cure claimed to reduce fat rapidly, noting sessions and percentages. It touts disappearance of fat with the remedy and urges purchase from druggists.
An old style personal notice promises free information on remedies for aging, nervous weakness, and loss of vitality. It solicits readers to send a self addressed envelope to Reverend Joseph Inman in New York for details.
An advertisement claims Schynes ar and sarsaparilla Pills cure headache constipation inward piles and liver derangements without irritating the stomach. It asserts the pills arouse the liver and excrete poisons via bowels and kidneys and urges obtaining Swityime's Pills from chemists and in Cheyenne from Adams & Glover.
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