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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1882
Page
4
The issue reports political opinion on Conkling and Arthur, rail regulation proposals, and tariff talk. It notes figures like Blaine, Wilson, and Adams with brief commentary, and adds items on Russia, Iowa temperance plans, and an ironical telephony claim. Also included are Wyoming legislative acts and scattered local notices and ads.
The New York Commercial Advertiser explains that large cattle over 1600 pounds live weight produce costly first class cuts only after trimming bones sinew and fat. It notes a 1700 pound animal yields about 1025 pounds carcass with 180 pounds of prime roasts and rib sections and the rest sold as lower quality cuts to economy minded patrons.
Anno Lp Howanp and Frank Young were jailed in Del Norte on Thursday for cattle stealing. A jail break attempt followed, and on Saturday a crowd of about 100 mounted stockmen attacked the jail, firing wildly. Howard was killed, Young mortally wounded, and the body of Howard dumped in the river after the jail windows were shot through. Howard had twelve prior cattle theft arrests with no convictions.
Advertisement touts Glenn's Sulphur Soap to wash eruptions and provide relief for youngsters. Physician endorsements claim benefits for cutaneous diseases. Also promotes Huw's Ham and Whisker Dye and a West carpet stock by H. Warren & Co.
Stallions for sale by Charles H Terry of Cheyenne include two and three year olds sired by Grand Duke. Prices are described as reasonable for buyers seeking quality offspring from the Norm horse lineage.
An ad highlights a complete art assortment and printing services at Fatcouter & Co. It also promotes real estate dealings by J. C. Barro with prompt job printing offered at reasonable rates and commissions on property sales.
Sebastian Lehman a 54 year old Baden native living in Denver at 793 Larimer Street describes his Colorado life in the Denver News interview dated the 19th ult He bought Lottery ticket 19096 in Louisiana State Lottery January drawing for 2 and drew 10000 on January 10 The 142d Grand Monthly Drawing is set for March 14 under leadership of Generals Beauregard and Early The item ends with an advertisement for A & G Bitters by Dare & Collins.
For sale by Dare and Collins successors to Addams and Glover. Colden's Liebig's Liquid Extract of Beef and Tonic Invigorator in pint bottles touted as remedy for indigestion consumption dyspepsia weakness fever ague. Ash for Colden's take no other.
An old advertisement extols Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar for lung health and early symptoms, describing its thorough removal of pulmonary irritation. It promotes Druggists selling bottles at 50 cents to $1, with six bottles for large doses, and notes Pike's Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
A New Jersey mansion outbreak linked to malaria enter by a furnace fresh air flue killed a family of children, with similar deaths at Princeton College from faulty drainage. The piece argues for awareness and prevention and endorses Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure as a cure for Bright's disease and other kidney disorders.
An advertisement extolls Scoviuls Sarsaparilla and Stillingia Blood and Liver Syrup as a remedy for impure blood. It claims to purify blood, cure scrofula, syphilitic disorders, kidney weakness, malaria, nervous disorders, bilious complaints, and digestive issues and to renew vigor. It also mentions Baker's Pain Panacea and Dr Roger's Vegetable Worm Syrup with brief use notes and a June 25 date.
An advertisement touts Simonds Nabob as a universal tonic curing nervousness debility indigestion fever chills and related ailments. It claims faculty endorsement and high satisfaction across Eastern States with certificates from Dr S Dana Hayes and Dr IL Louderback, and notes shipments from a Kentucky distillery.
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