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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1878
Page
2
A collage of items covers Cuba’s war effect on markets, Brazil hymns, suffrage, and U.S. politics. It notes a predicted break of the Democratic party, New England dining costs, and Polish and Paris expo appointments, with a long military legal excerpt on summonses, attachments, and witness protection for courts martials.
The Senate Commerce Committee agreed to report the bill aligning with James Gordon Bennett for Pandora to sail under the U S flag and to detail naval officers for the proposed Arctic explorations.
The notice opens with aphorisms on virtue and folly and quotes VERASTUS LAWRENCE. It then reports Bishop Machebeuf’s Lenten injunctions for Colorado diocese members, detailing fast days, meal limits, exemptions, and meat allowances, plus guidance for spiritual practices at home. News briefs mention temperance movements in Illinois and Wisconsin, plus various dispatches on global affairs and domestic politics.
The sultan invites Grand Duke Nicholas to visit Constantinople today with the visit contingent on the sultan yielding to the grand duke's wish to be accompanied by a mounted escort of eighty persons.
Low Wong, recently hanged in California, requested a clergyman explain Christianity to him to decide if it surpassed his own faith. He listened for two hours but said the matter was too complex to grasp in the remaining time and chose to adhere to his familiar creed.
A child friendly verse describes daily chores in agriculture and kitchen labor. It highlights duties like planting, picking apples, milking cows, weaving and knitting, and caring for siblings. The poem ends with a call for children to love being busy and help their parents.
Vermont writer Solomon Jewett advises lime washes to trees to deter bark pests and borers, warnings against tar use on bark, with 1825 field observations of tree protection. Also covered are horse leg injuries and a veterinary purge remedy using hyposulfite soda and nitrite of potash, with cautions on tar.
The Secretary of the American Institute Packers' Club extols beans for horses noting their effect depends on a property beyond mere nutritive matter. He cites beans aiding hard worked horses, recommends crushing, warns against damp mouldy beans, and advises age twelve months before feeding. The obelisk ship Cleopatra will stay at Ferrol through winter while salvage questions are decided in the Admiralty Court. the Fitzmaurice owner towed the caisson after a gale, with the Olga not contracted for salvage.
Advertises Dr Aussner s Celebrated Consumptive Powders claimed to cure consumption and throat lung diseases. Offers free trial box by mail and charges 34.00 for a large box sent to the United States or Canada from Ash Robbins 870 Fulton Street Brooklyn NY.
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