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A xnow -bailing match M Bodse 5uas sfh.
has prsdaeed sser ST JUS .ODD III bullion.
6ait Lake being . city Of eser 20, Dvc 10
iszbatxtsts. ~ entitled 10 frs sest-f deiis-
err, and . movement IL 81 foot ~ secure
Ii.
Tins L0x Angeles ssExprsssv saws sl,as q
LIE angeles sisesafdsxs lost 6 .D80 gal ma
u wins daring the rseeast bot spell.
DAYTON, Washington Territory. ~ vel
supplied vita sas-miiis. and lumber sells
~ xl5 per ! 500 feet.
A lively contest for sapres4ses Il beang
waxed bstween tlss Bodls sskerss' aud
@stzDd4s&. sas& the l@tser aDs 1subllsiaes
fmo editions dais.
The ssHistGfy gf this Donner Party 4
advertised 10 b. delivered 10 saheeribere
On July LIST. The price Of the ~ori as &
fer cloth 10 literary style S.
Walking matches are popular 10 Lead
vile. Heretofore the chief pedestrian
feais Vi f4.s region have consisted Of get
ting ont Of the country on font without
money. prosisiuns. blankets. % any cloth
lnS 10 sssak VI.
Governor Irwin has officially proclaimed
xizs adoption of the ness constitution bv
the pesp1e VI California. The proeizma-
tios, simply refisss from the mes organic
iaw itseh and from the statue nnder winch
the convention met. deeIaring that 10 far
- the same relates 10 the eiec1aon II all
o1Aeerx, the o constitution takss effect
On tina Afh q July. At meridian. aud fot
81 othsr purposes cn the LIST VI JANUARY,
16sG. ~ meridian.
1bese are about 300 boats engaged 10
the nshing business on the Sacramento
river with two men 10 each boat. There
kfs 1--we canning establishments ON the
riser-two ~ CoilinssiIie. oiss at Black
Dismond. OTIS NJ Chips IslaEd. and one
NJ Washington. yoio county. These can
neries, when running their full capacity
put up shout lao 1sh daily.
The Cenfrsl Pacific Kaiiroad COMPANY
ssos their intention - resist that part Of
the California Der constitution regulating
corpofsfasns- The company especially OBJ
5ecs 10 the provision which subjects ali
railroads. ~ the supervision Of a Beard Of
Commissioner. claiming flsst their road il
exempt, beeanse it WAS chartered by Con
Gfess aDd y a national corporation.
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List uf Unclaimed Letters

List q Unclaimed Letters
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Will ss4ssse say. Ahxrrss~dauns 34th IsIa1
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susing MAJ fiss totza liabilities beinx
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49, Cesnpsfsd misa the corresponding
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g :7pe ,eee.
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PACIFIC 4
GALIF0ENIA-
The TrzH VIII Frznss
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SHOOTING pTEE THT POSSESSION
OF EEAI ESTATI


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Commerce wzs n4lC tnas x~tEernauE fer tlA
pnrpssa Of esasaa.-lng f1e lyrcuasssd CON-
nserelzi 1rExFs aerxeen frzne. xH1 tr@
United esasss- TBers va al uuEsnaiiE
1zrgs ztsen1znee. wntcL lnc1nasc seTrrsi
gentlemen xD0 ERE aos ssns= O. fna
E1szEnBez. LeuG Chx1sssu. representing
Fre1rA interests real : rrznteN address.
GfTias 0aEG * fsFo- u iaa a1vpzI0z O. TINS
rrsE1y. and slsrwxur ba~ la ls 1nungnt
1iis cgnnt-y wsulu be- hHsHaEse1 ~ tts g.
msss free introduction acre Of FEsnc1
wines zuG either s-1se4e@ u rnassunsp1ioL-
G. A. NItuerr followed III a e1FeiuI1v prs
pared speech, iuteuned 10 EboH tAEz iis
provlsIaas q the prvpss-l rrexfy E0niE
operate lnJnrl0asiT &c ttBs cOuEs-5. he
sad n G1zttezgi ms MERE d tse pAla
agent Of = s1nall Dedr q manufacturers
znd had nu H80ge X a. w1tE fsse Govern
nsens u Frames tIzzn = FriF2ss rz1lzsE lie
referred 81 Inc s-aiscvnteut rrsxAlIInc IL
EaElaal 0ser d1s@ trAaa selEiaaIss wft
fEEaee and fvrsauneE = Jung zrrsv q gEs
zas41eF III support OF 1ls p@ss1tIsaa-
LonsFessIazA Auttrsll zp0Ee zgainsE rae
prups-sd 1I=nF snlzrElns uH tire a8sEE-
tAge u sgaiE -Iss 8zsIEeA manufacturers
0res 4IasrizzA-
After s=sslga OF 1so ngnrs and q naf
zlsa ~zaaiaHsaze was Esss~e1 unanimously
Resolved 1Iz1 fhsa EAzEassr 3 a-rIs
cdr anG sl~npazaealiz opposed 20 ssfe pro
pzsz Eerzrro1ssy tE.@r- szst France
AssaiseG 14zf our REPRESENTATIVES Il
Congress ne requested 10 Hss their nsnassi
G1srss - Gz4s2s zuy saeE treaty.
AssDEstL. a committee o. i've b.
zppaxaseL HF tfse chair ~ 4zcIaAa1 a1aG fraE1r-
sn1s b. ou- Representatives ~ congress.
1zzd u tizs rsr1uns Enzzna-rs u l-DEatn=ree
z-broRglssu1 zsse e0nnFzT al xarrsssz-v ss@-
5Azsscs slsG information - 70 fss lnJrrauus
effect sn-A fs=xss xguE hsvs ~ ttse lufer-
eats q tEE nizfe.
Tne genera sea~e o. xhe lseering
~ gathered frurn d4xrnssi1n. se@Iass 10 y
tsaE tss present fiaae Ar 1Bgpptrtane for
zuz Easf@,lz4 change "a azy commercial re-
1ztaaaS s1tA serz1xB eg2Bfrs-k. An6 that
B91sE po11rT nslasuae sns5 1lzS 5oxrrS-
raent sA61lG raExe He -adsf2l changes IL
t1e EzrFf sts1ez ur11l tins equilibrium ct
LargpsnI ~gruus>rr ROE a2g1nrbel bF
lecal pFeT <prD2ue1loEs and liss ee1up-E
tlVn OF AIs-rlean proancGs AZ EestVrel aud
baakrzpz stt-rks o. manufactured -xrsacaek
are dispss-d o.
Aaron Merras, Owning q nouse on III.
eeraFr ri Iwensaesb lid 5aerrD streets.
tse paeeessten % winch A. tsEs1ned tr ms
srEa-sD-tam John & MoraEs attempted fAle
afternoon 20 Obtain p@essss10l, wlael Ie
sae sn0f IS Lbs breast " Moran. whu 1Srea
sarvug1 tae door. EerTss fe1l srusessss At
t1se sisot, mn subsequently, found tss bns-
tei i1ad giaIsrsz9 around 11s rlDs. Eur.u
msa zrsssls4.
r. a Graeehead. boob -heeper C &. d.
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TIVE MKNBEHs 81 wINNEMUccA TRIBE
Il Nc Z. T. O. Of X NJ. are requested u H8eei
n Odd Eelluxs' Hall. nj 2L o'cloek P M. OF
SUNDAY, zuzsr 1st-@ DnsiDess Of iuaparfanr.
viii ce1as b@Iore the Ledge. By srder Of
L.. H. BEATTY. aachem.
MAJ Jsoess. ca. Of Records.
EnrekA. Jnas 4, 1s7s. 5els-sd
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h&srA BARBARA. Cal, june Is.
u ID 1rvat, tie H-erksnssDer = DonL
nee for STAG Superintendent Of Public IL
siraet1on, ~ > better 10 the ennta barbara
fress- reesssed today, declines sne
nomination.
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A -sEsrx3nss Nrisissg to ths Montreal
Aswsszssss . from Liserp,ol szys thas fne
sssFssrrs frons is- Epsted states END Cas-
aas ar4 ax-ssrrssdiag tbs Liverpool raaskes
mfsh cattle. The result a. sizr ~ sass lars
prices obisipsd srs not ns=aris so goxsd -
sissy sgaid be wsrs flss slspmeas1 dIT1asl
snsong Tbs praaeipsl ciliss u Easgis1l
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The Last Chance.

A IL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
Indebted 81 a BERwIK, iate OF tsse White
hotrzs store, arr requested "a make inaIn-tiizte
payment. Tbss ls In. lnx- call, ami II tlss bills
ARE nos settled promptly. they viii be placed
al tiae D1nstab3e5s haAds fog immediate col
3~etac.- a BEETIS.
Earaka june q. 3s7s. ieIO
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WAHTKD. BY A YOUNG MAN. A STU
stioB M the grocery or Aigaar business
has nAa s-xerzl years experience N both or
would srf ne porter. drive a team. or make
himself e@se-eI1~ ssze.-1 References gwen
address.
THOMAS. No. 81 Spring street.
EnrskE, June Y, 1875. leio-7t2p=
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bfLHUI. Cal. june -.
sarah Alice ags1 { Esuss aaugiaser Of
Hsn-s Miller o. the frm Of Miller 4 Lax.
was instantly allied fhs morning. Tins
horse OIL which sing mas r3dfag stumbled
and geil OF beT.
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Tnr P~atsxbnrgl Telegraph ssys An
0iso us1 ~ 1-ses se i1sFps NJ wlen ssos
ing on ; political n4nssesf @xcepi wnsn iaA
sssx sssrs IN H. Tire iassszst shse1 be- sisnss
ia fAe sfrifss 81 fle bAiief a. phenomenal
11,szs h sos znosiser btsse II fse tnipG
where the psep1s rurss 70 nsas considering
poiilses this ehsef END 81 mat Brssn1sDeBi
sifizens mrs lifted aufo otlee eise ysar zB1
taseissd ga BAxt apparently fsf tbs pnr<
fnr Of tae flsing, 10 crowned bead hes
ssss nnssss flsan sss e~fies-loiaer ~ cur
nxsgllasr1Hg commonwealth
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Twelve Thousand dollsrz in . single letter
hiss turned up IN the DsAd-leftsr Ones II
Washington.
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A 7 THE PHEEIx MINE. 800 CORDS OF
goed MAnf4b<.AEY ND(en.
VIM ARLINGTON, Superintendent.
Eureka, june L, 1s7s. iel3-tf
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7nz nElAlifosd 6azsst izas enanfaser
. xrsn esSbss-aiae rsifTaaas shae1
~vrsssa ~ ss7s M a-sgrsszssof = s5s ruisss
81 road uh1eh nzz p~r re1t rsess sisaf
sssar naslsass IA ss71 Naas shsse ~
msSsa If read. sise wness w
exzI ,ssr $50. 2ad tbs NET eurHiI1ss ssy~
ss1 .s6s. C-anspzsear ith sA~ Ts-Tssns yszs
fisere xzz ar asserszes 81 per esnt ~
gross sgA 12 per cert. ~ net sH-uaslss fss
nsEs~9xs leissg las - pc esns. gssas
1sss gross esrninss pss nise q roao as-
~re.~eaa from q .sss &c S1ss51s SO - per
<ssns and the net earnings iron szss7 ~
SECS or zs pes rsn1 Tssse ruaas cons
pssse asrens fhrss~ezghtnf Of fas sci2
zaisssst II fse connsrg- pns ssss are sefF
apesensF Distributed. Th ssrzsnss prs
maize o. siss~t reaas we're considerably absse
thu ssessse u tse cauatrT ss1ass egnSvS-
5rss &c S.ss per ssn1 - o ssrsisa 81 S5S-
sob . naise ii 1877 sDd 6sDe IA 1916.
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ETH suLrIBA sssIEEs u cAusE

Congressional Prsrssdmg-
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EA6TERE NEWS


l~su.xL ~ rzn ErEz4 DALE sEsT1s'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-24

In the County Court OF Ohio county, West vir.
giniA:
c. Aultman & Co.,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-24
commissioners Sale.

Vim. 7. Hubbard, administrator, &C., OF 4. J.
PauucIl, deceased,
Alex. Updcgraf, ct al, executors Of !. CPdegrif
deceased, and Others,
Is CHANCERY.
Ry virtue Of decree o. the Municipal Court
Of Wheeling, entered I'm this cause on the 18th
day of April, lN5y, the undersigned SPECIAL Com
miSsiOner> Will on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE (, lS79,
Beginning az 10 O'Clock A. ". al the front door
~ the Court House Of hIocOmty, sell atpublic
auction 20 thu highest bidder the following de-
Scrihed real estate. Lot 5isht! ". IN ID. Zane +
addition % the Ci,y % Wheeling, fronting on
south York street on Wheeling Island, together
with the twO-stoy frame dwelling house there
on. Also 50 much OF lOttiity-fye 81 in Michael
Graham's addition 90 said city as is bounded a.
follows. Beginning az the northeast corner Of
said lot -. thence wc.lWarlly with the north
line of said lot thirty-twO .32I feet, nine %
inches 20 the middle OF tie wall dividing the
double ten mcnt brick house now erected on
said lot thence IN straight line through the
center Of said wall lgugthWise, in snutherly
detection 100 feet, tO the south boundary OF said
lot. thence % the southeast corner OF said lot,
and thence 70 the place Of beginning, fronting
on the south side OF Fourteenth street, between
Wood aud Jacob streets, together with the two
story brick dwelling house thereon.
TERMS UF SALE-One-fourth Of the purchase
money in cash, and the balance Ia three equal
payments i'm eight, sixteen and tweuty-fOur
months with interest from day Of sale, the pur-
chaser give his note, for the credit installments
with approved personal security, and the title ~
be retained until payment in full 0f the pure base
money. GEO. h. CALDN ILL
A. J. CLARKE,
Special Commissioners
ma5SI2l5.19 -. y. 29jui4
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FOR SALE.
Commissioners Sale.

In the County Court OF Ohio county, West Vir,
c. Aultman & Co., J
vs.. In chanCer!.
George {. McColloch, ct al,
BY virtue Of a decree entered in the County
Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, IN the
above entitled cause, on the 18th day OF March,
A. D. 1872 the undersigned Special Commits
soners Will, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 4TH DAY OF JUNE,
A. d. 1879 beginning at 10 O'Clock 4. ~, sell at
public auction. at the fnunt door OF tile Court
House Of Ohio county, West Virginia, the FOL
lowing described real estate, tO-wit: The portion
OF lot numbered - IN Michael Graham'S addi-
ton 10 the city OF Wheeling. fronting on the
north side of Fifteenth formerly called CenIrel
street and bounded a. follows: beginning At the
southeast corner Of said lot on Fifteenth street
and running thence wcS'wHrdly WITH IN" norm
side OF said street 80 feet more or less, 10 The
wall OF the dwelling house Of Joseph
A. Bodily would il extended, intersect
the north side OF s,.Id street; thence running IN
a nOrtherly direction II right angles with said
street 70 the south line Of the alley IN the -ar OF
said lot: thence running in an edserly direction
with the south line Of said alley to the northeast
corner OF said lot, and running from thence with
the east line 'of said lot 70 the place OF be
ginning. having thereon fine two-story biick
dwelling house.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third, or so much more
threbf as the purchaser may elect 10 pay OF the
purchase money, cash in hand, and the balance
thereof in twuelu al installmentS, payable one
and twOyears respectively from the day of sale,
evidenced by prOmiSsOry notes with good per
sOnal security thereon, and bearing interest from
day of sale; title of said property TO be retained
until further order of the court.
GEO. b. CALDWELL,
+. c. HILDRETH,
Wa5b Special Commissioners.
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A Ha.tv Marringe.

January and MAY were linked tOgeth-
er in a waiting-rOom Of the Providence
and Stonington Railroad at Richmond
one day last week. They arrived by
the eastward-bound train and walked
briSkly across the platform. y clergy
man was waiting for them, and car
riage had been engaged to take them to
his residence, where the GERMANY was
to be performed. The bridegroom has
tily inquired when the next westward
bound train was due, and on being told
that only five minutes would elapse be-
fore that event, he calculated: 81 am in
a hurry, We must return by the next
train! It's going to rain. We must be
married. They entered the humble
waiting-roOm. The hands of the clock
moved. The station agent suggested
that the time was "Only two minutes,
now" Just then the westward-DOund
train rounded the curve, approaching
the station. The bridegrooms agitation
was cvinced bv the beads OF perspira-
ton on an ample forehead fringed with
few tufts OF gray hair-all that re-
manned from the SHOWS OF seventy win
ters Little May, with the innocence OF
grnOOd i'm her eyes, was IN tiutter.
The clergymen alone was cool and SELF
possessed. "John hands" he cried, as
the locomotive shriekcd "GOu take
this man to be your husband?" he de-
manded sternly, as the engineer gave
the bcll-rope a vigorous jerk. eyes"
whispered nervous May, as the train
ratified by, with the brakes grinding and
the engine sputtering. you take this
woman to be your wife," asked the
clergyman, with his hand on the BRIDE
groOm's arm. "Yes, quoth January,
iumbling his railway pass and taking
the spectacles from his nose, just as a
heavy trunk was dumped on the plat
form and the locomotive again found Its
voice. "Then | pronounce you man
and WIFE," exclaimed the good man,
and the conductors "All aboard came
i'm like an Amen. The bride was bun
died into the car, there was a transfer OF
silver half dollars from bridegroom to
clergyman, the haCk-man murmured
Col darn it, I've lost II job and Jan
uary was nearly carried off his legs on
the platform. In a moment the train
boy cried, "LOzenges here" Their
wedding journey had begun.
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PROPOSALS.
PRACTICAL BRICKLAYERs.
ID. NJ. KEY,

POSTMASTER GENERAL
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AN AUDIENCE OF ONE.
How the King of Bavaria Has
His Play All to Himself.
From the London Globe, May !

FROM the London GlObe, may y
All the world has heard Of the eccen-
trio distaste OF King Ludwig, OF Bavaria,
for publicity, especially in the theater:
His passionate love of the drama, and
his excellent Judgment upon it and its
allied artists poetry, scenery ana
music-are equally matter OF notorlety,
A citizen of Munich says he has not
seen the King in theater since 1868,
when he sat alone in the royal box at
the first representation OF the "Rheln-
gold" and watched the sporting OF the
water-nymphs in the green flood Of the
Rhine. Since that time King Ludwig
has become still more shy OF society and
he now arranges for separate representa-
tons OF plays and operas, at which he
constitutes the whole and sole audience.
On such evenings even his manager
Baron Won Perfall, dares not show him
self in the house, but is compelled to
watch the performance from behind the
scenes. OF the actors and actresses IN
these secret performances the King. Is
severely critical. His favorite play,
Schiller's "Jungfrau van Orleans, IS
now never acted because His Majesty
cannot Unu any dClICSS WIZ iNliuNio 'HS
part of Joan of Arc to his satisfaction,
although the decorations for the separate
presentations of this drama have been
produced at enormous expense OF time,
talent and cost The King himself
iourneyed TO Rheims in order to see
that the scenery for the coronation IN
the Cathedral of Rheims should be &C
curate and faultless, and the view ofthe
interior of the Cathedral is said to be a
masterpiece OF decorative painting.
The coronation procession also has
been arranged with rare magniticence,
wealth and fidelity to costume in the
smallest detail, and yet, on account al
the exacting criticism OF King Ludwig,
it is never placed upon the stage. He
has lost none OF his amiability for artists,
and when scene painter or actor has
pleased him he rewards them with gifts
of unusual value Such life is strange
contrast to the active publicity OF our
royal house, and, indeed, to that OF all
the other sovereign Princes within the
German Empire.
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sArrpnAY ruF 80 nAY nE II,NF.
TRUSTEES SALE

OF STOCK, GRAIN, FARMING UTENSILS
~ and other property
BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated on the eth
day of April 1879. executed by John +. Wayt
and OF record in deed of trust book -, page 81,
of OHIO county, West Virginia records, !, the
undersigned trustee, TO whom said deed was
made will offer for sale on the farm OF said John
+. Wayt in Liberty district, In said county on
FRIDAY, JUNE g, 1879,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, 50 ewes anG their lambs Il
brood sows, stock hogs, l boar % shOats, 1
mares ? yearling colts, mules, 3 cows, year
ling he2ferS, farm wagon, spring wagon, nay
rake, , steel plOwS, 3dOuble ShOyels, iron cult
vator. harrOws, l hay ladders, Sleds, ! set
double set Yankee harness, double set lead
harness, double set buggy harness, ] saddle, l
bride wagon saddle, heavy brides > light
brides, 6 collars , set check lines ! buggy tons
hay more or less, 100 bushels oats more or less,
100 bushels corn more or less, In crib, sleigh,
> doublctrecS, SpreadcrS. hoes, pitch forks,
maddocks, scoop shovel, shovel, rick wheat
straw. interest in grain drill, interest in corn
drill one buck, al Lue MOrgan'S - geese, all in
tereSt of John f.. Wayt I'm and To a claim existing
in his favor against Louis b. Morgan in suit in
chancery now pending in the County Court OF
Ohio county, West Virginia, in which Julia
McCune CT al, are plaintiffs, and Louis b. Nor
gan ct H., are defendants. Also lot Of walnut
lumber i'm the log, at WilliamsOn's saw mill, in
said county, together with all other property
named i'm said deed Of trust.
TERMS OF SALE CASH.
mayli ROBT. II. COCHRAN, Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-24

VIM. p. Hubbard, administrator, &c, Of A. J.
PauucIl, deceased,
vs.
Alev- TninrrnF Of al. aNecntors Of / Cpdegraf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-24

AN ancient mound resembling the
Aztec mounds of the Mississippi valley
has been discovered in Japan, A scien-
tifc examination of the remains that
have been dug up from it furnishes
reason for believing that cannibalism
was practised by the japanese in pre-
historic times. The human bones that
were found among the bones OF beasts
gave evidence that the flesh upon them
had been cooked, and the marks still
left on the joints are such as could have
been made only by human teeth. 1t is
from such evidence as Is
furnished by the Japanese remains that
psychologists came to the conclusion
that cannibalism has been practiSed by
some of the ancient inhabitants OF North
America.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-24
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