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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-23


The Mutual and Atlantic clubs played the fret
game OF the championship series yesterday AFTER.
noon on the Union Grounds. SO far the Atlantic
Club have been very unlucky rs regards the
gaining OF victories over their opponents. A.
yet this season they have won but one game
having been worsted in every other contest. The
Hartfords, on Thursday last, defeated them with
out displaying any great exertion, and on yester-
day the Mutuals rendered them Chicago The
Atlanucs have become used to being 'Chica-
goed,n however that they DOM appear 20 mind
IL any more. The Mutuals, although Victorious
on yesterday, are not playing with their accus.
toned vim. Hicks and Matthews perform their
duties ably and well, and start at the bat seldom
tlmep batting. Holdswortn, the short stop OF tnc
Mutuals, has fallen behind somewhat and tis
errors on several occasions have cost the MutuaiA
the loss OF several games. The Atlantics fail
as a general thing TO bat successfully against
the delivery OF Matthews, the pitcher OF tue
Mutuals. Very few II any good plays wete
made by either OF the contrasting clubs. me
defeating the Atlantics, and consequently JAILED
10 play win any degree Of careiuness. The At
lanLics. however, did Their best TO win, but once
more cruel fate was against them, and they m,led
10 secure a second victory. Judging from crit
cal standpoint the game "a play ed yesterday, can
only be considered neing OF q second class char
acter. rue following Is the score =
Cyubs. Ia "a Sd ia 5n eM 7h ga sA
xg5Tals 49,. 9 90
Umplre-Mr. standsh. Of the Arlington Club.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-23

covered with hloco. on the afternoon - question.
about Two O'Clock. Omcef hrNpny Gent 20 tae
DAY morning lie SAY h. was ASKED into ths st
ting room ~ Jouug NO toad nim ~ wiie 80
e eden li anu hAa cul 80 assss 80,
her head, on wnicn va some n.oad SO iooked
~ hlm but said nothing. ~whr 80 700 go .pesk
precinct VINO hessd he onsoer's aafrauon-
'Mcllrp vas the Fepy. u - a. FtEAtts tAke lef.
as had no warrant 80 weat away.1
wHKS wAs snE KiIIEp1
There arc many theories a. - ne tlue when
sne mufnsr va - $3.50. -
writer and the Coroner ElAintAin taAt - pFob4-
bllity is that she vas killed % Thurs ~. heeem.
are olack and nara. None 81 tne netxnbors have
seen neI SINCE early On thursday M9rnaw. tng
wretched husband had been excessively nervous
and excitaple In his bearing ever since IhAt time
he mad been drinking rnnnlng IN and unt ~ w
mouse, getting on and OF me Atiantts avenue tafa
and exciting attention generally ~ reason Of hsw
peculiarly Of manner He was haunted ~ me
gnost Of guilty conscience an0 tbe auspeeteo
ghsstly evidence OF crime wAicn ne bad 90 Atens
for, either before the tribunal ~ man ~ Cod, or
both. There was no rest tor him ne knew net
the moment some neighbor would darsen ms doof
win ndeously suggestive inquiries Tor his vile
What meant the bood-s prink.e1 noorsg Tne eu@
finger prete xt would MOI Suaire FOR an ex0tana~
ZION. No. There retreat he saw avery
avenue OF escape closed he pore al reputn-
ton, was looked upon as petty tniei 10y nis
nelgnborS and had been an lnlmOrai man. Tao
incentive 70 the murder lay unc0uotediy, m ms
hatred OF she wl1e and u desire 10 resume re.s-
uOuA Win
wILHELMIHl BHDGoLD
the woman wnom ais vile had lound usnrping her
place upon her return from kurupe on Monday
last. Miss Bedgod, who Is unmarried ~ hlW
years OF age. she is fat, nabpy ana square m
oulld and py no means preposseeslng. fne dead
woman was small IN stature, ana ABOUT tbirty-
eight years OF age. she Is represented as having
been very Nasty in her moae OF dress. wilnei-
nina says. through an interpreter, as she does
not speak Enghsh, tnat she answered an adver-
tisement In the stats Ze1tuRo in rue month OF Jan
nary last Tor housekeeper. she came 30 East
New YORK and was engaged oy Joung IN that
capacity. he made love TO ner, she
says, and under promise OF marrying her
in the spring enected her rum. MRS. JOung or.
dered her out OF the house on MONDAY night and
he told her not 10 60 as ne was satisfied with her.
Wilhelmina did go however, fearing mat the ont
raged VIE might wreak summary vengeance on
ner. She has been since then employed IN lager
beer saloon. Yesterday, wheh the Ice box contain
ing the body OF her paramour was brought into
the house, she wept and tremDled for a moment
ami turned away from the sckening sight Oi the
corpse, which bed rom the wound IN the mouth.
She is neld as witness by the Coroner.
me BODIES were sent TO the Morgue, ana Cor
oner Sinus win hold the inquest on MONDAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-23
ATTEMPTED MURDER IN PRISON.

AN ESSEX COUNTY IN. - PENrTENTIARY CON
vIcr ATRoIoUsLY SLABS FELLOW PRISONER.
Yesterday Mr. Vermiye, warden or the Essex
county Penltentiary az Verona, appeared before
the police magistrate In Newark and made COM
paint against one OF his prisoners a man named
Michael sullivan, charging him with having at
tempted to murder fellow convict named Patrick
McChrystal by stabbing him atroclously
in the hack, head and face. IL APP
peared that some days before the men had
wordy quarrel, in the course OF which McChrystal
told sullivan be he'd. This angered the latter
greatly, and ne swore ne would be revenged No
notice was taken OF the matter the threat being
deemed an Idle one. ON Friday night, however,
as the convlcts we're being marched for the night
their cells, Sullivan, as alleged, suddenly sprang
from the line OF convicts and with shoe Knlle
struck a murderous blow at McChrystal VINO was
two or three steps ahead OF Sullivan. lie struck
HIM first In the back, and then in rapid success
sion III the head aud face, the latter wound ex-
was then seized by the prison officers and pre-
vented from numbering McCrystai outright, as, It
is asserted, be proposed DOING. The wounded
man rs very seriously injured, but 10 IS believed
his injuries are not fatal.
Sullivan bears an exceedingly had reputation.
rue crime for which he Is nov In the Penlteutiary
IL larceny, but it IL stated that he served hvo
years term IN the STATE Prison for being IN
VOWED IN ARRAY, and was jan0rd In the Old
conducted himself so wei as TO nave been appoint
ed mali man. Through hrs privileges he was able
TO procure rom the shoe shop the knife he at
tempted 10 STAY McChry stat with.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-23
SECURING SING SING.

rrAna AMONG TuE CITIZENS or FURTHER
rssApfs - PROPOSITION THAT A WALL BE
nUnr AROUND THE PRISON.
III ne village ami ne ghborhood OF sing sing
I'M removal o. the prison, or else the enclosingor
tnat institution ~ ngn wall, Is again being agi-
tated This earnest desire on the part or the
people or better security to life and property
IRON escaping convicts or, possibly, a general
exodus u AZ tne inmates OF the prison, together
vita nc recent daring escape or ave men, WAC
are still at large has induced warden
walker 20 adopt better measures OF safety
fur the future. TO tins end ne informed HERALD
representative yesterday OF MS Intention 10 at
Ourc commence the erection OF suitable stone
Nan on tue north side OF the prison, which,
oNce begun he says, VIII likely ne c0n-
uuusd under successive administrations I'M
u the wnoe prison IL enectualy cus
90 TON the outside world. Tnls WORK,
ne warden says which would necessarily DO
costly undertaking can be done with q trfning
expense TO the Stale, a. the stone and lime arc
holn On tnc PRISON grounds, while the project
would anotd healthy ueid for the large amoune
fairly estimated AZ nearly twenty-five
per cent OF the male convlcts. This prop
OstiOn VI the Warden 70 enclose the
prison n regarded with much gratincauon
by me residents " sing sing aud vicinity, ~.
since the seizure Of . locomotive BY some OF tue
PRISON desperadoee. many OF them exist In state
b ii constant terror they n0t knowing what dlsass
Il Ter might overtake them through the fcueseds
Eessn 81 somn srrauc anpud.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-23
THE DEATH SHAFT.

ANOTHER CASUALTY At rHB' DELAWARE AND
LAcKAwANNA TUNNEL.
Yesterday morning SHAFT No 4, better known as
.the death sham ofthe Delaware and Lackawanna
tunnel, was the scene OF another casualty. several
men we're standing near rock while q blast
was being prepared and the charge accidentally
exploded, killing one man. named George Kupp,
instantly aud injuring several others Inis Il tne
shalt 10 winch 80 many men met sudden death
during the progress Of the work.
Az an act OF mercy 10 the poor laborers VINO
nave returned to work at the tunnel after the
strike the execution or Judgment against con-
tractor McAndrews has been suspended I'll TO-
morrow by sheriff Laverty. There are three
other attachments against this contractor. The
man who carried the large bag OF money from
New York on Tuesday TO pay the strikers on had
a narrow escape. az sherin's ofieer had been
watching that prize Tor three days 10 attach it.
me afidavits In the hands OF the sheriff set forth
that McAndrews Is a nonresident and may leave
tne state at any moment All the engines and
cars seized WIN % promptly sold BY the snerin
unless tue claims be satisfied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-23
PIGEON SHOOTING.

Captain A. II. Bogardus will give an exhibition
shoot at Deerfoot Park tomorrow. lie proposes TO
KIN thry-eignt out OF twenty-h pairs OF pigeons,
standing on line between two plunge or spring
traps, forty yards apart both traps to be sprung
az tne same time. The Captain will also KIN
twenty nve pigeons In four minutes, or lfty In
eight min utes, ana load his own gun. The con-
dltOns OF the last event are that two birds 70
be on the wing at the same time. the rise being
twenty yards. Sweepstake shooting viii precede
the exhibition events.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-23

Joseph DOYLE has been indicted for the murder
Of Phlap sheridan at Jersey CITY, Dy the Hudson
county Grand Jury When placed At the bar yes
tcrday and arraigned before Judge Knapp no
pleaded not guilty. The trial was then act down
Tor thursday next. Messrs Leon ALBEIT aud ".
y. Day arc counse ior tue prisoner.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-07-05
TImotllee Trlml, and Ills Creditors.

a writer in tho Pal Nal Gazette tells
the following anecdotes about the late
Leo Lespcs, the Partisan journalist, bot
ter known rs 'Eimotlee Trimn. He was
rs rechlessly generous spendthriit as
Alexandra Dumas, aud oven whom money
flowed prosperously toward him, con.
tinually found himself in straits, from
which he was often won't to emerge by
devices which stamped him as q practi.
cal Joker Of rare order. A tradesnan
having long dunned him for bill, Les
pes ono dry wrote in detected forms APP
pointing mn interview for the morrow,
a51 mysteriously promising that pay
ment should DO effected sat no matter
what sacrifice Of personal dignity" The
tridesman, on calling at1tho hour fixed,
found Lespes hitting ina room stripped
of lis furniture, and clad in nothing but
q pair oil bathing,drawers. II have
pared with my most indispensable CUR.
ipents 10 do honor TO my obligations, |"
a Id Lespes, handing him u heap Of bank
notes, "and now all l ask Is that you
give me your arm for walk down the
Bouleyarls, In order to prove TINT you
think me an honest man" A Inst anec.
tlote will paint sho character of the good
hnmored, genial wit, WHO Inns left none
but friends behind him, and who will
probably DO remembered moro for his
friendship than forh writings. 0noday
Lespes being at work was disagreeably
intrudod upon by d creditor who an.
nounced his intention Of not departing
till ho was paid. Farley proved useless;
the creditor planted himself on chair,
and Lespos bSlCld him with consterna-
ton draw bread and cheese from his
pockets as though to fortify himself
against oyenA. Several hours gliled
by; Lespos hia resumed his writing and
finished MI article. The creditor showed
no ,Eigns Of moving, and, from tho
glances which hc cait at a sofa, was owl
IDENTIFY specializing what kind Of bed 1t
would make. Suddenly Lespes rose,
and with bits Of newspaper began care
fully blocking all the aporturcs through
which air could come into the room. He
then made preparations for lighting n
charcoal fire; but before applying the
match pasted on the wall, Just opposite
the creditors eyes, q paper thus laconi-
cAlly wordel: "1ake notice, TINT VIC
died Of our own will" "what arc you
doing q exclaimed the creditor uncasily,
"Your society would render life intoler'
able, so We arc going to commit suicide
together" answered Timotheo, tran
gully. Needless to sAy that tile crodi
tor dccampcd.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-07-05

a 6oNsUMPTvR CURED whsa dsAih va,
hourly eEpsstsd from C0nsnntptlan, ~ rpni dos
having Alls4, heeltant IL q dlsooi,g Nhernh pr
X JAMES eaisd hi, only child With pfupamilh ol
1isnabi, Alii Hsnow gi,cs fseips ~ on taea n
tMo ttlmps 2 pay e5pensea fhsss y NJ l1gls
Nlfht hWpats, Irritation o. the News ulncnlt tpec
lofailnn, Sharp Palms IL the Lunft, ssnleA 4 w
Stnniafh, lhhitlQn Of the BoNpa, and Mesilng tht
Mntelia Adfipas UllApDQck q 90 W. ltAee
sttpel Philadepha, Pa. glilnr nan. % I'M paltt
"HbY NM, AND I'LL no YOU COOL ~
Ia ths busy walks iliio i'm ul dnd men and NlmeH
Who an suHtng FROM dJipupSt liVdf genpi bead
sshe, vrtlso, debility o. the nefyput la,sin, rqntipa
tioa, asalty. dlhpondsney. and mAnJ ether mafdle.
caused from an Impure stale q The blpd 1s ~ Of
thip-s Red not esi.t, nr. I,ANel. li's ~ 0T
md lniiiIe a IL wefp MN lGile u le. sod y ~
dtaEsiiis 6ko. q. d6obwiNS1 co.. BcfFds'
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-07-05
A scotcl, Incident.

Queen Victoria was one day standing
ON the publicroad near Balmoral Palace,
in Scotland, making sketch of the
palNco from a particular point, when a
flock Of sheep were driven along. Her
majesty, intent on lcr work, took little
notice Of tho sheep, md merely moved q
little nearer tho sidc Of the road. The
boy in charge Of tho flock, seeing hor in
the way, shouted at tho top of q stcnto.
rim voice "Stan' DOT o. tho road,
wuman, an lot the sheep gao by" Tho
Queen not moving out Of the why SO
quicklyas tho shepherd wished, llo again
shouted: "Fat arc 70 stan'in' there
for2 Gang cot O tho cato and let tho
sheep by" One Of her majosty's at
PENDANTS, who was at a little distance,
nearing his royal mistress thus rudcly
addressed, stepped up to tho boy and
said "Doyon know to whom You arc
speaking in That rude way" INA"
said tho shepherd, ~ dinna kennor car;
but he she IA abe likes she sudna stan I
the sleeps road. "That's tho Queen, T"
said the attendant. Tho boy looked MS.
tonished and waS for tic moment dumb,
but after recovering his sense said, with
great simplicity; "ThO Quoenl Cd,
fac wy, then, dinna sllo put on close $40
that folk may ken fae sho Il. "--9Onoo a
tYCok.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-07-05

From a late medical work No thka this
account OF tho premature ininr1nent Of
a man in England Ono Edward Staple
ton died-as was supPosodrof typhns
fever, The disease had been attended
by such strange phenomena throughout
that the physicians were daairQnl 70 make
n I,ost,morlenl examination d. tho case.
The relatives, however, positively re-
fused their consent Tho physicians
consequently decided to steal tho body
not nm unusual thing in England-in
order to satisfy their uIuiofty. They
communicated with a band OF rascals
who al the time made a business Of
stealing bodies, and three days after tho
fnporai had the body Of Siapleton
brought 10 tho dissoCting room Of q
neirbboring clinic. When they made
the first incision, which wa across the
abdomen, they we've struck with tho
fresh appearance Of the hlah and the
clearness and lirnpidity q the blood.
One Of tho physicians propoeed that they
should subject the body 10 the action OF
agalanic battery. This they did, and
obtained abnormal rosulisi the move
nents and contractionh d the muscles
were more powerful thhn nro usually OBJ
served. Toward evening . young
student suggested that they sllOuld
mike an incision IN the peetaral muscles,
and introduce tho polesnl the battery
into tho wound, This Was done, whom,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-07-05

During lle session Of the New York
State committee appointed by the As
semhly TO investigate the criminal status
Of New York city, with 3 view to i'm
proving tho same, n prfyAte detective
gave some interesting testimony, in the
courao Of which he told how confidence
men operate on unsuspicious travellers,
A respectable stranger, with Indications
OF o well.furnished pocketbook, is loiter-
ing near the depot or wharf preparatory
TO along railroad journey or q voyage
across the seas. A man comes up to
him, smilingly, md with outstretchcd
hand exclains: 7" How do You do, Mr..
SMITH I'm delighted to SEQ you in
New York. The surprised stranger ro-
spends; " think you are making n mis-.
take, sir; my name Is not Smith"
"Whnti" resumes the confidence man,
"aren't you Mr.. Tom Smith, of Science
iadyi" or words 10 that effect, "No,
sir, again responds the countryman limo
Gently, my name is Jones-Robert
Jones, and belong to Schoharie, not TO
Schenectady" ooh, bog pardon; l
see it is my mistake; good day. and the
confidence man departs. But the In
formation he has just gained he prompt
~ passes to o confederate, and in the
course OF another ton minutes tho in.
tending voyager is again saluted, this
time by 0 person with yalise. GOOD.
moss sakes, Jones, is that youl Where
are you bound tot" This time ho is
again surprised, but his new acquaintance
plies him with questions and reminis-
cences Of schoharie that soon induce
familiarity. The new arrival is also
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-07-05

Thomns RAmbo, aged twelve years, a
son ofW. v. llambc, Of Byer's station,
Oh tho Pickering Valley railroad, recently
led o horse along the railroad tc gfazc,
and boyialily tied the halter stmpto hi
arm. Tho animal suddenly took fright
and ran away, dragging the boy after
him md kicking Inn II every jump.
Tho horse wascaughtnfior running some
distance by a farnor who happened 10
DO pne1ing ut Tie time. Tho Ind when
picked up VIA dead his face was tori.
bly, baiioicland the skull crushed IN.
Tie father nnd motherIwofe Within few
feet Of tho horse whom ho atariedto run,
md vera wiincascs ofilieir son'sieafful
death. Tlioao who witnessed the scene
degslbd q AZ hcMlrending aud Affecting
in tie cklrtma
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-07-05

or he Spartans. in oticf 70 inculcatc
an4ng their yputh'an abholToncn 81 in.
teHporance and It's kindred vices, Ia
mhlS their slaves drunk NTH vino In
thd public market places, W TINT Tic
rising generation, upon whom would
soIht day doyolyo theihonoa andaiiety
Of Bio LacedOmonian republic, might
sed before them all the gliasily details Of
tho trunlSard' 3 disgrace, his loss Of ron
son. and Of physical strength !Iyerc
we'll perhaps, today, could some OF ON
yo1hg men contemplate q ainilar III
strtttiye lesson drawn from life,
showing them, by q sharply drawn con
traSt tho advantages aud tlyp loyelness
Of abstinence md virtue. For such as
appreciate these, Vinegar filioHi5 the
blbeiago best adapted, It being phfely
a Vegetable draught, devoid OF alcohol
orbninGral poisons, and possessing nil
tlk virtues, but none Of the damning
c4sos, Of tho different pbiaons which
yfr by year are sweeping AMY thou
saids Of dollars and liycL t8ii'
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-07-05
Tho Potatoes aud dc Beetle.

The Now York Herald says: There
are farmers, we believe, Who have treat
cd the subject Of the poAto beetle with
indifference, aud who hafO even looked
upon the beetle, because he appeared ii
print before no did in tho fields, rs d
branch OF fancy farming lone OF those
things contriyed to fill Up agricultural
and other papers-and that n practical
farmer need know nothing about. But
they havo changed this Iopinion upon
discovering TINT the onI \ reason the
beetle did not appear to hem in their
fields WIS that they did not give the
fields the necessary scrutiiy. AS reports
from various States shoF ho Is there
now, and no spectacles pro needed 10
noto his presence for lore and there
tho tops arc gone from q I'LL Of potatoes
in the handaomcst fields, knd in several
other hills tile leaves look Ike species Of
work in iilagreo, and in sone points tho
enemy has made such progress that the
prompt farmers have plowd in the crop
and planted grnin, although in many
parts Of the State OF New Jersey tho
ftieids were gone over to pick out the
beetles. The eggs were extensively de-
posted, and now the newly Matched
grub, at present scarcely argcr than a
ilaxseed, appears In such numbers that
from three u six may be found on every
leaf. By tic time these follows have nj
tanned their natural growth, therefore,
green potato plants Rre likely to hG
rarity in many OF the agricultural dis
tricts,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-07-05
Tho Security Of Stocks.

Z Acashicr Of o certain national bank in
q postcript toa lettcrtranSmitting a lot Of
United States bonds 10 be exchanged fol-
registered stocks At Washington, said;
i may not have expressed myself prop.
erly, not knowing much about this bud-
ness 81 bonds but my Intentions are
pure and innocent. Iwish tohaye these
bonds in such q condition that when
burglars como 10 my room ID midnight,
put o pistol 10 my head, twist my nose,
take mo by eaci ear, lead mo to my
bank, and compel mo 70 unlock my
safe, i can contemplate the removal Of
my bonds with . smile thatis childlike
and bland.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-07-05
mind.

Since lalios hayo begun b wear parti.
colorod hose, they should lhow th6t the
color used on tliCm Is poisonous. Mr..
Hart Dyke, member Of the British Par
lament, had adopted tile hshion, and,
being on an excursion from London q
few weeks ago, he danced! Next day
his feet swolled, and the physicians wero
unable 10 discover the cauIc until ono
Of them took q notion ID examino the
stockings no wore, which 10 found TO
DO colorcd with anilino dye, a very
poisonous substance, that bad iritntod
tho skin and raised virulosb pustules.
Ladies' in London, Paris and elsewhere
had been similarly affected and not till
the case Of AIr. DykobccAnit known did
the doctors oven guess n Tie true cause
Of this now foot disease.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-07-05

Il was only a line Of twJ in lhepaper,
Sais theD Detroit FREQ fi1b "a iewwortls
tollie effect TINT central stbtonhad boon
nGkly whitowashcd. Go6dheartof Sixth
ST bot came homo after aight's absence
wth whitewash on his hack, and as he
met his wife he sail e Hang my luctl
Gbt carried off onG Lake Shore train
sle picked up thopapor placcdher humb
oitheword whitewash, and there wereici-
clls in hervoico asshl replied Don'tlci
u h happen again, William Goodheart.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-07-05

Without doubt hundreds Of people
WHO will read this itom arc snloring Will Id
noy disease In some form, which might DO
cured With . bottle or Two Of gollnson's inO-
tttNe Liatmatt, used internally Why not Try
NJ Dtn =. = II. ~ L
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-07-05

Any one desiring tdcipe how 10 make
solt soap for q cent pound, viii receive
Ii katis, bysaddressfn5 ID Il. Cragin &
Cd, Philadelphia, the manufacturers Of
Dtbbins' Electric soar
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-07-05

Parsons' PtRgdlire PMS, wlicl, All
now boing extensively \sold In this 6ta,l ~
purely vegetable, and 10 mild and gerqp q
thoir opoFation. One ~ dose. Good tnAli
tioa, certainly. -CgHi WIS ~ 4
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-07-05

Prof. Il. R. Palmer's Massachusetts,
at DunkiTk, N. Y, begins my 10, and MA,
four weeks Com.