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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1882
Page
10
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Fragmentary OCR mentions arrests and a case header but provides no clear names, places, dates, or events to anchor a full summary.
Texas market reports show yearling heifers at 11 dollars and steers at 10 dollars, with cows 18 dollars and cows with calves 25 dollars. Northbound drives total 275000 head, 157500 already contracted, 67500 remaining to be sold amid strong conditions. Beef shipments expected from middle Texas by mid April and Panhandle by early May as calves and stock quality improve.
A fragment notes a comparison between human inclinations and animal behavior after the policy briefing. The text hints at an analysis of agency policy’s influence on people and parallels with four legged creatures.
During the Nashville siege a Confederate battery on a hill annoyed Pop Thomas' line. He urged Colonel James Brownlow to take the guns, and a chorus of soldiers decided to buy them for him. The humorous moment sparked a rush up the hill, and the guns were captured though many didn’t return.
Mr Webster receives a cordial rebuke from a southern member who says he should die for his speech. Mr Nayne overhears and counters that a man who can make such speech should never die. Webster and Hayne later greet each other at the president's reception with light remarks.
The Office of Chief Commissary of Subsistence Omaha invites sealed proposals in triplicate for furnishing and delivering fresh beef and choice cuts for sale to officers at posts including Forts Bridger Cameron Douglas Fetterman Hull Laramie McKinney Niobrara Omaha Robinson Russell Sanders Sidney Steele Thornburgh Washakie Cheyenne depot and Omaha depot for fiscal year starting July 1 1882. Bids due by April 20 1882 at 12 noon. separate proposals for each post and for each post type. The government may reject all bids and bids must include Instructions to Bidders.
The Cheyenne Leader defends its reporting on the Star Route case indictments and responds to Wyoming Colorado residents named Perkins Tate Dalton Hazzen. It notes the item appeared in AP wires March 2 and asserts the paper cannot judge every person. The editor offers to correct misstatements and apologizes for any offense.
Notice warns against handling Clayton & Russell's Celebrated Stomach Bitters produced by Adams & Co. New York. Cites U S circuit court ruling by Judge Blatchford in February 1882, deeming it an imitation of Hostetter's Bitters and sanctioning perpetual injunctions and damages. Claims enforcement applies to similar labels and bottle refills, with cautions from Hostetter’s & Swirln Pittsburg March 1882.
Do not waste money on worthless preparations. Try Addams and Glover’s Compound Cough Syrup for cold, cough, sore throat, or hoarseness. Made from a physician’s proven receipt and recommended by many. For sale by Dare and Collins, successors to Addams & Glover.
Before the Hectic flush described as The Rose of Death appears on wasted cheeks and a prior cough, the text touts Thule's Honey of Horehound and Tar as the strongest pulmonary antidote. It promotes Druggists nationwide and Crittenton's Medicine Warehouse in New York, with prices 50 cents and 1 dollar. Pike's Toothache Drops are claimed to cure in one minute, with home earnings prospects via E G Rideout & Co at 10 Barclay Street New York.
For other Certificates of Cures, send for Dr. Schenck's Book on Consumption Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia. It provides full disease descriptions, diet and clothing guidance, and how when to exercise. Based on years of experience in treating lung diseases, it should be read by the affected and those fearing throat or lung issues.
A letter from W. White of Pekin Illinois recounts how his wife, diagnosed as incurable with consumption in 1872, recovered after using PULMONIC SYRUP. He cites endorsements from physicians and referrals in Zanesville, Dresden, and Cohocton and urges others to try the medicine for fair trials.
A La Porte resident recounts dangerous lung fever about twelve years ago. He suffered severe breathing pain, tried three doctors, then used Pulmonic Syrup Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills as directed. After several bottles he recovered completely and later recommended the remedies to others in La Porte.
John Ittick a La Porte Indiana resident and longtime liveryman testifies that Pulmonic Syrup and Sea Weed Tonic cured his consumption after years of illness in 1872. He recounts initial reluctance, rapid relief, complete recovery, and ongoing health. Fredk West & Co. endorses the medicines as authentic records from customers Nebelthau and others.
Mr Harley P Hopkins of Providence Rhode Island claims he was cured of consumption after doctors said he would die. He details a severe battle with lung disease from 1880 including coughing night sweats blood and fetid sputum and says two more physicians called in agreed his case was hopeless before seeing Dr Schenck's medicines.
A 67 year old New York woman, Mrs Sarah Lawson of 334 West 15th Street, credits Dr Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills with curing her long battle with lung illness. She says after seven years of suffering and failed treatments she recovered after two months of the medicines and remains in good health. Readers may call to verify her case.
In autumn 1877 a man with severe cough, chest pain, night sweats, and coughing blood seeks Dr. Schenck’s Puls monic Syrup Seaweed Tonic and Pills. After six months he improves, gains weight, and by a year claims full recovery, praising the medicines as life-saving for hereditary lung disease. Julius Boyden of Providence also reports recovery after similar treatment.
Georgia based promoter GEO. W. HOYT declares Kentucky Bourbon Whisky cures nervousness debility indigestion and fevers and offers it as a trusted family remedy. He cites endorsements from Dr. S. Dana Hayes and Dr. I. C. Louderback and claims nationwide shipments from the Kentucky distillery.
Dr E C Wust offers Nerve and Brain Treatment for hysteria dizziness convulsions and other nervous ailments. One box costs one dollar or six boxes for five dollars with a written money back guarantee if no cure. Guaranties issued by George W Hoyt druggist Cheyenne Wyoming orders by mail at regular price.
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