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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1878
Page
5
Commercial job printing of every kind neatly and cheaply executed. Cards, billheads, letterheads, blanks, posters printed on short notice. New presses and type allow handsome work at low prices.
A poetic fragment laments a distant beloved, tracing echoes of memory and longing. The speaker compares the loved one to natural images such as the moon, sea, and stars, then admits deep sorrow and fear, recalling intimate dreams and the ache of separation.
The Chicago Times Telegram describes gaining access to a room with Sitting Bull amid a sick Indian and Canadian soldiers. The piece portrays Sitting Bull as dark, intelligent, and imposing, denying common rumors about him and noting his height, features, and horseman’s bowed legs.
The article recounts Missouri Governor Claiborne F. Jackson's multiple marriages to five sisters from a wealthy state family. It notes he married widows after death of each prior wife, and shares a humorous anecdote about the father's consent. The piece ends with a moral urging cheerful social conduct and spreading smiles.
Dr. George M. Beard writes in the Independent that the notion inebriety is incurable and that inebriate homes fail is a delusion. He cites the Franklin Home in Philadelphia as evidence that recovery is possible and relapse is not inevitable.
Four years show 582 male admissions with 271 cured 75 greatly benefited 219 doubtful and 24 unknown outcomes. Of the cured 174 were periodic drinkers 93 constant drinkers. Average prior drinking fifteen years ten months, excess eleven months, daily liquor one and a half pints. Home stay averages seven and a half weeks. Dr Beard cites cures in a third of American institutions and cites a willpower exercise of carrying a bottle of rum without drinking.
A compact chronology from 1821 to 1861 outlines Mexico’s political upheavals and leadership changes. It notes Independence, successive presidents, uprisings, constitutional shifts, Mexican–French conflicts, and figures like Santa Anna, Juarez, Lerdo, and Diaz shaping a tumultuous era.
The notorious nostrum Hut Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is described as a living remedy that cures and prevents a wide range of ailments. Advertisers claim it outpaces rivals, resists counterfeits, and gains popular confidence as a universal invigoration despite dubious efficacy and historic, broad marketing.
The newspaper appeals to audience to subscribe now, promoting the mammoth weekly edition as essential reading. It emphasizes ongoing coverage and value of a frequent, large-format weekly issue to loyal readers.
The text extols constant work as a universal law of nature showing motion and industry in earth, air, and water. It emphasizes physical and mental vigor through labor, lauding the honest toil of the industrious, frugal citizen and noting the mint’s stance on trade dollars and silver coin value.
An influential testimonial from Boston dated February 23 1873 recounts a ten year catarrh battle with deafness chest pains and chronic cough. George F Dinsmore claims rapid relief after using Sanronp RADICAL Car FOR CATARAH with head nose throat inflammation and coughing symptoms resolved and hearing restored. He cites extensive prior medical consultation and notes his status as a druggist. The sworn statement is witnessed by Justice of the Peace Seth J. Thomas.
A catalog-like list of shops and suppliers across clothing dry goods groceries hardware hotels and railways. Firms include B Hellman Marks and Myers Carey Block Johan Joslin and Pease and Taylor among others with locations in Ferguson Sixteenth Seventeenth and Enterprise areas.
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