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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-06
The Fi:bt ON the silver Bill I'm the
Senate.

WASHINGTON, February 4.-The op-
ponents OF the silver bill have opened
IRE on il in the Senate, and it Is by no
means certain that vote will De reached
IN tbs, body tbs week. Friends OF the
bill declare that they will not consent 10
any compromise. They wsnt the bill
passed As i, come from the House, with
the exception o: one amendment giving
the government the benefit OF the COIN
Sra
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FAIRMON1.
A DParih ofIocsl News-An Attempt
TO oBiackIuaii-Judge FIeming-rhe
Railroad
.rEvsrondeace OF The Register,

Railroad.
Correspondence OF the Register.
FAIsMoST, w. VA, Feb. 5, 1873.
!. . sometimes very dlfh>ulI 10 gsther
Up = single item o: interest. 1t does
seem Tbs: people behsve themselves on
p-rpose 10 prevent the newspapers from
publishing live local news They are
s.y about every thing they co. II $
couple from the rural districts conclude
! enter into the bonds Of the ms!rino1y
4e gets the parents consent together with
hat of the hsPpy maiden written down
ca piece Q! paper and comes 10 town,
snd quietly slips into the clerk office, Gnd
while there lie watches MS chances, and
when no one IS srouad, be, while he
The girl DID when he made bis
proposition, asks the clerk for the cor
rected psper; sut binds the clerk over TO
secrecy. snt wneu ne returns armed
With :ne Instrument Of happiness be full
Is Els vows IN such quiet manner that
newspaper correspondent csn not find
OI: about the isSuIrg OF the license
much less the sccouni Of the marriage
But BY extraordinary diligence I've
!oGnd oII that Mr.. Cisrk Hswkinb bery
and Miss Sstterfeli were married on
!1si Wednesday by the Rev. Doliver, st
Mr.. Delivers residence, and the only
Thing remarkable atoui il Was thst
CIs'S 90. on the wrong SIDE during the
ceremony. Il is considered, however,
tast this digression from the common
custom will not vi.iSie the marriage.
An ATTEMPT To BLAckNAIL.
A most dastsrdly attempt vas msde
recently 10 blsckmsil prominent ply
s'eiAn OF this plsce. Grave charges, Of
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Wheeling sfock Yards.
WHEELING, February 8.
Live stock received 81 the Wheeling

W HEELIsG, reOIuhly y.
Live stock received a. the Wheeling
Stock Yards during the last week:
Cattie-Thirty.fve head; sold, ordi'
nary TO common 2l@ySc; common 70 fair
3Cd,3tc; fair TO choice 3s@ic; ChIca. %
cattle Hottie. Demand far.
Hogs-One hundred and nine head;
sold, light and common 3@3!ci packing
3IG4c; choice hogs sold st 4CG4tc. De-
man / fair. The market tor hogs for the
pss. week hss been getting sitter, and
sn sivauce of nearly 4 per ID is notice.
able. The packers are rot killing at
present. 49,
Sheep-SiIty-seven head; soId At ii(g
4ic.
Lambs In far demand St 4l@jic.
Cslves-In fair demand a. II OOta
10 90.
Fresh Mich CoEs-Arrivsis head.
Ia fair demand At S25 0OG50 90 per head
VIZ. BATHA, Secretary.
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Huntington. wes, virginia.

HUsTISGros, February 4.-Four pris-
oners, the Fraser brothers. convicted for
larceny, cut hole through q two-toot
brick wall in the Wayne county jail, and
escaped. They are bad men.
The Csbell County Court is now sit
ting, enc the damsge suit OF Saunders X
Burnett We. thu Western Union Tele-
graph Company, tor $4,000, is bei0g
tried BY able counsel.
Big excitement here, IS ninety.eight
new indictments have been found by the
Grand Jury.
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Died.

CINCINNATI, January 5.-Co!one!
Nathaniel Z. McCres, tsmilisrly known
as Msjor McCres, died 81 his residence
here 10 day, in bis seventy-second year,
Deceased wss born in Prince Wil!isn
county, Virgins, graduated s. West
Point in 1876 and was placed on the
retired list ST the breaking out Of the re-
belliou, 81 which time he held the full
rank of Msjor and breyet of Colonel.
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Senator wsIIace's Bond Bill.

WASHINGTON, February 5.-Wallace's
long bond bill as amended and reported
to-day directs the Secretary of the Treas
ury to issue slO0000,OO0 of coupon bonds
of the den ominstions of S25, $50 and 800,
and of equal sums of each Of said denom-
nations, redeemsble in coin after fifty
years after the date of their issue, and
paying interest, payable semi-snnually
in coin, at the rate Of 90 per
cent per annum. These bonds are
10 be in lieu of the same amount OF per
cent bonds authorized by the act OF July
IA, 1870, and like them are TO be exempt
from taxation. The new bonds are to be
offered for sale at the different sub.trea-
suries and United States repositories, at
par and accrued interest for cola or for
United States legal tender notes at their
current market valuation, and the pro-
ceeds are to be applied to the redemption
OF any outstanding United States bonds
bearing higher rate OF interest.
Democratic National Committee.
A meeting Of the National Democratic
Executive Committee is announced TO
take place in this city, at the Arlington
Hotel, on the 22d of February.
Why NOT?
Mr.. Southland introduced bill in the
House yesterday providing that after
January /, 1879, the Government shall
receive legsl-tender notes in payment OF
customs duties.
Packard's Little Joke.
Ex-Governor Packard, of Louisiana,
perpetrated practical joke last night.
It appears that during the day he was
beset by a number of newspaper corre-
spondents, asking as to the whereabouts
OF j. Madison Wells. Late in the even
ing Packard registered Wells name at
the Riggs House, and TO all inquirers
volunteered the information that he was
at the rooms OF Senator Kellogg. The
joke worked in two ways: First, 1t an
Doyed Kellogg until after twelve o'clock
at night, when he armed himself with u
double bsrreled shot gun to ward eli ln-
qulrlng correspondents; second, it made
"gawks" of many CT the telegrsphic pur-
veyors OF news, who sent of TO their res
pectIve journals the valuable information
lHdL Lut utIO vi Iuc bIu DOo'N
in this city. No sooner had the rumor
OF Wells presence been well sfost than
over dozen of his former friends IN this
city were ready to swear that they had
seen "Old Mad"
Door-Keeper Polk
saws the condemnation OF the House will
fall on other heads than his own. Among
those who he asserts have caused him en-
bsrrsssment by demanding places for
their tsvorites, are Senators Lamar and
Gordon. Polk promises to make some
racy developments in his answer to the
direct charges against him.
The Tariff Bill.
The Committee on Ways and Means
to-day began the consideration OF the
tariff bill. They will hold two more
meetings this week on the subject and
thereafter sit daily. The friends OF the
bill say there is every probability that
it will become q law. Mr.. Wood thinks
the bill will be disposed OF and reported
TO the House this month.
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PniladeIDb1s.

PHILADELPHIA, February 5.-Fiour -
Quiet; superane 81 90; extras 81 6Oi
PhEsdelpkiA family IS 5o9s 25i Mime
so,A S COOS 20; high grades snd patent :
as OOGs 20. Weak; amber
81 32S,l 25; red 81 2algl 90; white 81 Is
al 10. COrn-Quiet; yellow 52ci mixed
52+ta53c Fpoi; seller February 5z4c;
seller March 53c; seller April, steamer,
as. OAu-Dul; wkIte western S5slg
S7c; western mixed 34!Sy2jc- Rye
Dull a. 65(47Oc- Pork-Ai sl2 50. Bel
Hsns-Ai l59l7c. Lsrd-o:esdy; cI;y
kettle s. IS. Bgtte--S:saty and IL.
changed. Pe.role1m-WeAkeri renEe1
1916; crude lOc. Rggs-S:sAdy; western
l7Islsc. Chse.e- SEssdy; western ia
Gi2c. WhBky-At 81 10; nore here
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PnpaI Hierarchy of scotland.

LosDoS, February 5.-The StaHdari
SAYS The Couveuer Of the Glssgov Pres
bvtery Of the Established Church hiss
teiegrsphed the Pope lha: an iniesdict
will be demanded against the proposed
pspsl hierarchy from the Supreme Civil
Court Of Scotland, and that the laws Of
the country will be rigidly enforced
against il.
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Pedestrian Feat.

NEw ORLEANS, February 5-Henry
Schenple, the pedestrian, ended his one
hundred miles IN q hours ard II minutes,
81 81. Psirick's hail tonight. His walk
Of $50 miles is progressing with con-
hdence to himself and friends The
medical profession are taking lively in
terest in the walk
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billiard Match.

NEw ORLEANS, February 5.-The bill.
lard match between Sexton and Cyrille
Lion, 1000 points for $1,000 side, was
played tonight St the 81. Charles The.-
ire. ScUre-SeXton, 1000; Dion, 765,
including odds of 200. Best runs-SeI-
ton, IL, 22S. l3s, 1856; Dion, 81, "A, 5s.
Aye-age-SeIton, 70 l-9; Dion. l9.
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WenfnerIndienIiona.

WuBTsSroS, February 8, ! A. NJ
For TIE Eastern and Cult states, The
Tennesses snd Ohio Valleys, and Lover
Lake., clear CT partly cloudy EeAibsr'
followed By increrIing elOgdIDess, south
windi and stationary or falling baron
e.sY.
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DaY GOODS.
New York.

SEW YoEK, February 6.-Basinsss
continues light with package Looses.
Co.,0n goods gensrslly weak. ffias
quiet, but gins hams IN god demand.
Anoskssg and dress gin CHAINS opensd ~
yslus. Dress goods IN rather better re-
oos.t Man, vs., wooisrs quiet. Fancy
hosiery 10 good demand
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Cincinnati Horse and Mule Market.

CISCISsATI, February 4.-Tbe mar
ket for the past week hss not been as
brisk as the week previous We bsve
had very few buyers, and they we're very
t.lstory IN nASirg purchases. There
was somewhere IL the neighbOrhood OF
two hundred horses and mules shipped
during the past week, most OF them
purchased the week previous. Ia regard
70 prices, l think there Is very little
change since nv last report. Heavy
draft horses are very scarce IN market,
and tEere is . great deal Of inquiry for
them. They would sell readily, snd for
good prices, If they we're only 70 be hsd.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-06
stock Dealer Robbed.

CrscrssArI, February s. NJ. e.
Hubble, stock dealer, Wor.hington, Ind
was robbed Of 5000 by highwsymen
while returning to his hoHe last even
ing.
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Not Charley Ross-

BALTIMORE, February 5.-Ths father
OF Charlie Ross arrived here to-tsy ard
me. the Demerars boy, who be declares
is 70. his son.
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PRODUCE.
CincInnati.

CECINSATI, February 5.-Co,ton-
Quiet at l0!c. Flour-Steady and 10 fair
demand. Wheat - Normally un.
changed. Corn-Wesker At 40c. Oats
Quiet but steady at 2sG3lc. Rye
Quiet and steady at 67G'5Sc. Barley
Dull and unchanged. Pork-Quict at
Sll 00. Lsrd-ln fair demand; steam
81 80; kettle 81 609S 90. Bulk Meat
Dull and prices shAde lower at 3iGy6.
oslo. Boxed Meats-Dull; long and
snort clear 6sc. Bscon-Dull and lowe
at s5 O0(G5 . 60@6 rs. Green Meats
Firm; shoulders % 40; aides 81 2OC1
22i. Hams-DulE Is! lbs average
s. 10; II do SIS 60 Whlsky-Demsnd
fair and prices higher At 81 0S. Butter
Dull and unchanged. Linseed OIL
DuIl and unchanged.
Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE,, February 6.-flour-
Steady and unchanged. Whest-Firm
sad closed quiet; No. Milwaukee hard
81 OS; No. Milwaukee 81 07! No. 2
81 o.; seller February 81 O3!; scllor
Marcn 81 "a; No. 3, 9S'. Corn-Quiet
and unchanged; No. 2, 3JIc. Osn-
Dull; No. 2 23c. Kye-Steaiy; No.
60ic. Bsrley-Active and lower. No
spring 5iC95Gtc; tsller February 6iiT
seller March 6jc. ProvIHOns-D Dull
and inactive. rork-At $40 30. Lsri
AT 81 25Cg7 G2t. Dressed Hogs Nom
i'y at 81 2O(g4 rs.
TOLEDO. February J.-fiour-Qu'et.
Wheat-Firm; No. white Michigan
81 Il; EXTRA white Michigan 81 ~
No. 9 red winter, spot and seller February
81 80; No. z amber Michigan 81 ID.
Corn Steady; bigh mlIei ilici No. Z
spot and seller Feb. Sic; seller March
&c; sclIer May i5ici damaged 33c; old
37gc. Usp p-Dull; Michigan ID.
Clover Seed Mammoth and choices ~ 40
prime 81 90; No. 2 ~ $40 4 IS.
PittsbuFgh.
PITTsBUEGH, February o. Petroleum
Quiet and weaker; crude III 30 =,
Psrkers for immediate shipment; re-
fined l24Cgl2.c Tor Philaislpbis de-
Iycry.
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which the physician Is believed py a4' ~
be entirely innocent, we're put into circu-
l.tion, and on Sunday an anonymous
letter, addressed to the physician, was
dropped into the postoffice in this place,
stating that unless the physician would
send the writer one hundred dollars, ne
1.-THE writer) would make certain things
public. l do not think it necessary 10
state the alleged charges, but only desire
10 express the opinion of every good clti'
zen, that q gentleman who has, up to
this time sustained an unblemished char
acter, cannot be sdjudged guilty OF
charges that spring from so questionable
u source.
TBE RAILROAD.
Some little interest Is at last manifested
by our citizens in relation TO the pro-
posed narrow gauge railroad. A meet
ing was held in the court house in this
place on last Tuesday night, and
committee was appointed TO go 10
Grafton and meet the officers OF the road
and get them to come to this place and
address the people on the subject. This
rosd will be built and We can get 1t TO
pass by this place if We want 1t. The
company makes very fair propositions,
and the only thing wanting now is for
us TO plank down the sufficient amount
of cash. Will we do itf The officers OF
the road will be here in short time,
and talk to the people on the subject.
Then we will see what can and will be
done.
JUDGE FLEMING.
1t is with pleasure that l am able to
state that Judge Fleming's appointment
is acceptable to the people Of this county,
and so far as l csn learn to the citizens
of this judicial circuit. And nOtwith-
standing the lsbors of the spring sessions
of the court will be very srduous, feel
confident that be will discharge the trust
beyond the expectations of bis most ar.
dent friend aud admirer. He will take
the oath OF office in few days, aud will
no doubt supply himself with good lot
of ipiunctions. The members OF the bar
in this circuit can make note OF this, and
make their applications accordingly.
A revival is now in progress IN the NJ.
f.. Charch, Rev. White, pastor. There
seems to be but little impression made as
vet Il. w. ..
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LIVE sTOt 81.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, February 5.-The Drorer.'
Journal reports hog receipts 81 go"
head shipments | 900 head; mixed psck'
ing - S0Cs,3 %; light strong ST. 81 sjtsj
{ 90, choice heavy StHady sIs3 BOAT %.
Some packing uDtold.
Csttle-Receipts q, 100 bead shipments
1900 head; choice steers plenty lOtsEoc
lower; taleI q. ~ OOtd4 or feeders and
stockers scarce and wanted a. 81 62llf
3 90; butcher steady; COWS At 81 tOla1
3 37I; bulls 81 S0C9S 80; steers " Ooes
$50.
sheep-gsceips 30 hesd; nominal;
selected Welhsrs sold s. 81 %.
East Liberty.
East LIBEsTr. February 5.-Csi,ls--
RscsiptS to-day l57 bead Of through sni
697 Of yard stock; best g D(95 10;
medium ~ 5rla5 %, common " tN1
425
Receipts today S,S05 head;
YOrysrI - 1904 %; Phil,deIptiss " u
al IS.
sh.ep-Recsip.s to-day 500 hesdi
tts, " COOS Is.
Gucfnnati.
CIscizHArf, February Hog -
Ess,sr; common 50 80 90 Is; light " ~
@s s5; packing 81 soCsA 05; butcher
81 O6(a4 10.
ss Louis.
ST. LOUIS, February Ary5-Hcgs-opensc sc
easisr, bat improved ans sdysoesd BY
neon and becams strong; light " 31tS
3 20; packing 81 76(S4 CO.. fancy - 10.
Receipts 1000.
Tetedo-
ToLEDo, Ysbruary 8.-Hogi-B 70
los heavy; "a 70 for light.
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GENERAL MARKETS,
BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCE.

Nzw YORK, February 5.--MoSKY-
Loaned up TO 8 per cent, closing easy at
4@4i per cent. Prime mercantile paper
696i per cent. Customs receipts $685.
0O0. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
$S300OO. Clesrings Sl3,0O0,00O. Pro-
duce exports for the week S6,424. 900.
Sterling steady; long 4s2; short 4S4.
GOLD Opened and closed at l02, with
sales in the interim st 1929. Carrying
rates 4S5a per cent.
SILvER-At London unchanged; here
silver bars are llSs green backs; ll6i.
gold; silver coin s(9lt percent discount.
GevRRNMENn-Dull.
United states % OF 1851, coupons. lO6I,
five-twenties, new.-...-............--lUai,
F1ve-tweuties, s67)
Ftve-twenties, (ls6sD
New flyes. .......,.ltSls
New four-and-one-halts ........--.-.,Iuhl,
NeW
lCiS
len-rorty SouPonb..... ....-.'.,.....-..... ~ -
currency siAes III
RAILROAD BoSDs-Firm, except tor
coal road issues, which were lower.
STATE BoSDs-Quiet.
STocKs-Beyond the break in coal
stocks OF IRON to 1t per cent, there
was nothing OF interest 10 be recorded.
Tho fluctuations in the general list were
only s@s per cent, with firm
feeling nj the clJsc. Tho strong
undertone is partly due 10 the fac,
that the increasing earnings OF the west.
etn roads consequent on the movement
in grain and provisions tend TO suppor,
the strength, while many of the leading
operators have ranged themselves on the
"long" side to arrest sny serious decline.
The transactions ~ gregaied only $4,000
shares, OF which 10000 were Lake Shore,
5000 Northwestern common, 1900 do
preferred, 100 New Jersey Central.
5000 81. Paul common, 800 Ohio, 5000
Delaware, Lsckswsnns ard Western,
1000 Delaware and Hudson, aud 1000
Western Union.
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Att,mpt 70 ASassIsats The Ppefeet
of At PsfessbuTg.

ST. PETEEsBCKG, Fsofusry w bic
Il. Trepos, The Prsfsct Of 81. Petersberg
wss giving to-day the usual andienes so-
reception Of peiiiions, . woman sfsd
upon hin twice With . revolver. The
Presect wss tsngeroQsly wounded. The
Hnro-or snd Prince GorischskoH hsve
vi.ltsd him. TIE city Il greatly excited.
The EoDa1 WhO EAs st otcs arrested
preserves complete nleoes ss regards her
v-rsfve<
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New Turkish Ministry Formed.

LONDON, February 5.-lntelligence
has just been received from Constantine.
pie that the office of Grand Vizier has
been abolished and new Ministry form.
ed. THIS constitution Of new Ministry
under European forms and designations,
seems to indicate further step in the
promisad ralprmg
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PItfsburHh.

PITTsBUEGH, February J.-Petroleufn
Quiet and weaker; crude III % -,
Psrkers for immediate shipment; rs.
fined l24C9l2!c Tor Phliaislpbis de-
IYerG.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-05-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

A New York pawn broker has taken in
5hirty-eight family Bibles during the past
month.
At Belleville, ILL.,, about 1000 miners
are in state of tumult, and serious re-
suits are feared.
Catharine E. Beecher, sister of Hen
ry Ward Beeeher, died at Elmiria, New
York, the 18th inst.
Mrs. John Bright, wife of the great
English Commoner, died at Roekdale
England, the 18th inst.
The famine in northeastern Russia is
reported increasing. There is much suf-
fering in some classes.
The British government has ordered a
million pounds weight of lint and other
appliance for wounded,
sadyk Pasha, the Turkish Premier, says
Turkey will be neutral in the event Of a
Russo English war.
The Pennsylyania House of fRepresenta-
tives has memorialized Congress in favor
of the Texas Pacific Railroad.
Geo. F. Miller, Clerk for the Assessors
of the Poor, at North Adams, Mass, has
absconded, defaulter.
Several distilers and reetifying con-
Germs in Cincinnati were seized, Satur-
day, for crooked transactions. =
Reports are received from many points
in this and adjoining States of damage to
fruit and some crops by frost.
W. F. Storey, editor of the Chicago
Times, has been indicted for 1ibelfng ex-
Congressman R. Il. Whiting. Mr.. Storey
is in Europe.
Hon. Chas. Mitchner, prominent law
yer of New Philadelphia, O., and ex-
member of the Constitutional Convention
| is dead.
Hon. John NJ. Binkley, ex-Assistant U
S. Attorney General, committed suicide
by drowning in the lake at Milwaukee
last week.
A body ofregulars on Friday last inter.
cepted and dispersed band of marauders
about making raid into Mexico fpgln the
Texas side.
The graduating class of the Women:
College, Binghamton, has voted to pray
for Bob Ingersoll's conversion ''to reli
gion and common sense"
Connecticut cabbage growers are fal
from being disinterested spectators of th,
struggle in Congress over the proposition
to reduce the tobacco tax.
Silas Dawes, formerly agent at Toledo
of the Union Central Life Insuranc Co.
has been arrested there on a charge @
embezziing 5000 from the company. H
ganbled, they say.
RI II. Sayre, late Postmaster at New
Maftinsville, Louisiana, was arrested las
week on the charge of embezzlement il
the money-order department of his Office
He was admitted to bail.
TIE Board of Pardons has refused t
interfere in case of Dennis Donally.
Schuylkill county, Pennsylvania, Molli
Mcguire, sentenced to be hanged on tn
29d bf this month.
Joseph Corns, jr., of Akron, was al
rested at Cleveland last week for stealth
a horse and buggy belonging to Levi
Fisher, of Akron. The rig was foun
In Corns' possession, and was stolen o
, Sunday.
Oke night last week, between II and
O'Clock the residences of John F. Wac
: die and William Douglass, on Sout
: Washington street, Greenfield, were Ell
teEed by burglars, but at both places wei
ses led off before securing anything
value. The work was evidently done b
iQC0f fessional burglars.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-05-23
A Cure Warranted.

Persons ruined in health by unlearned pre-
tenders who keep them trihing month after
month, taking poisonous and injurious COM
pounds should apply Immediately.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-05-23
Organic Weakness

Immediately cured and full vigor restored.
This distressing affection-which renders life
miserable and marriage mposSible-iS the pen =
atty paid by the victi ms of i'm proper indu gence
Young persons too apt to commit eXcesses
from not being aware of the dreadful conse-
quences that may ensue. Now, who that under
Stands this subject will pretend to deny that the
power of procreation is lost sooner by those
falling into improper habits than by the pru
denJ9 Besides being deprived of the pleasure O
healthy OdspringS the most serious and destruct-
i've symptoms OF both body and mind arise. The
system becomes deranged, the physical and
mental functions weakened, loss OF provocative
power, nervous irrItaoility. dyspepsia. palpita
tiOn of the heart, indigestion constitutions al de
bility and wasting Of frame. cough, consamp
tion, decay anu death.