davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-31
APRETTY GIRL FATE.
THE SENSATION THAT IS NOW ex-
CITING PHllA0elPHlAhS.
Mary TiIIey's Sudden Disappearance and
Sad Death-A Crime that May Yet
Challenge the Attention Of
the Whole Country.
A ROMANCE OF A POOR YOUNG GIRL.

The story Of the sudden and mysteri'
Gus death of the young and beautiful
Philadelphia girl. which is printed in
this column is but the beginning OF q
sensation that promises To command .
large share OF public attention. Hand
some, as has been said, but sixteen
years OF age, OF irreproachable character.
and in the enjoyment OF the respect OF
all who knew her, Mary Tilly left her
home upon domestic errand, and her
distracted mother next found her a
corpse in New Jersey charity hospital.
She was ~ high spirited as pretty, and
there il strong belief that she WAS dis.
honored by foul means. and that her
shame drove her to her untimely death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-31
HEAVY WEIGHT BKUIsERs.
The Battle Between GosS ana
Ryan tn be Fought Near
Wheeling,

PIrTsBURGH, May ~. The prize fight.
ers Guss and Ryan are in this city, and
Il 10 probable that the mill arranged be-
tween them will come of early next
week in this neighboThood. Ryan ar.
rived here last "Wednesday and went at
once to place kept by Chill Fairchild,
out the Perrysyille road He Was kept
quiet, and his presence Was known To
only lev sporting men. Co.'s arrived
here this morning from New York, but
Was taken out OF the city Immediately,
and is located at a quiet nook easy OF
access, in a different direction from
Ryan. Ii 10 understood that the meet
ing will likely come of next Tuesday,
Al q point in the vicinity OF Colliers
station, on the Panhandle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-31
THE STAFF OF LIFE.
natl.


CisciSSAri. May 20.-The prepara.
tions are In u forward state for the In
dustrial Millers' Exhibition, which IL to
begin on Monday next and continue
one month Power Hall of the Exposl.
ton building is filled with milling ma
chinery from this country and Europe,
aud the exhibition promises Ia he oi the
most valuable character. The Grain
Congress which meets June 2l and 81.
in composed Of delegates from all the
Boards OF Trade and commercial organ
irstions in the country, and IN expected
To be Of great interest. m samples OF all
grades Of grain from the leading markets
of the world will bc on exhibition. Ex-
tensive preparations have been made Tor
the reception and entertainment oi the
visitors Not by the way OF banquets,
but by the appointment oi business men
Of the city 10 give attention To the guests,
show them points OF interest and gen
orally to see that they are not neglected.
In the opening exercises addresses are
| to be made by Lieut.. Governor liicken'
looper, and Geo. Boin, President of The
Millers Association, and responses by
Alderman Iladley. Of London, aud by
Joseph Vanden Wynedgarte, OF Berlin
Delegates and visitors 10 the lnterna
tionsl Millers' Convention and Gram
Congress are arriving rapidly. The Eng
lish delegation, numbering slXty, arriv
ed TO day in charge OF Commissioned
Gordon, who went TO New York to re-
ceiye them. They were accompan
led by Howard lockwood and
Others Of New York, and Messrs. q. IL
Bser, Robert Tyson. \. 7. Thompson, :
D Norris aud r. II Magill. Of the Balti
more Corn and Flour Exchange. an'
Edward Roelkey, chief grain inspector a
Baltimore, also arrived 10 day. Beior'
the week ends there will be the larnes
assembly Of men interested in milllnI
and grain ever gathered In this country
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-31
EDMUNDs NOT A TOOL.
That no Is Making Himself n Cats'Paw
for Grant

Special 20 tho Register.
WAsuINGrOS, May 20.
The Grant men all along have been
counting upon Mr.. Elmunds as aGrant
man, and all sorts OF stories regarding
his position have been set alloat, the
latest one being that Don Cameron 4as
guuu 80 UnUItgO With q letter III ms
pocket from the Vermont Senator lie.
clining in favor ri Grant. Such story
il absurd on the face OF it. MIR. Ed
munds has never been candidate Tor
the Chicago nomination in the usual
SENSE OF desiring or seeking the numina'
ton. On the other hand he has
never intcrposed any obstacle
To the use oi his name
by those Republicans who think him
the most desirable candidate. As he
has stcadiastly refused To consider him.
sclia candidate, or To make any declar-
alton IN the character ui candidate
throughout the preliminary canvass, he
is not likely To make any such declara-
ton on the eve oi the convention. To
suppose that after occupying the atll'
tudc he has consistently held Tor
months past regarding the hiCaro nom
nation, he would now give Cameron n
power Of attorney Ia Withdraw his name
ia favor Of Grants Is simply absurd,
Cameron would doubtless give II good
deal for such letter from MIR Elmunds,
but one hazards nothing in saying that
he has not got it and Will not get II.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-31
TERRIBLE TENAs STORMS.
A Town Destroyed and Nine Per
sons Killed by the Furious
Elements.

BoNuAM May "a terrible cyclone
visited Sayay, on the Texas Pacific rail
road, last night, destroying the town
and killing nine persons and wnundine
sixty, some Of whom will die. The tol-
lowing are the names of the Killed:
Sam'l Gill, DIR Kern. Miss Pansey John
son, + l.. Andrews, A. Horn, William
Suddeth, Matte Best, a child ot VIM.
Gallagher, aud an infant child OF Mr..
Andrews. Nineteen business houses,
the railroad depo, and twenty dwellings
we're destroyed. Only five houses In the
place are not damaged. Physcians'
nurses, medicines, cothns, provisions
and everything is being furnished by the
people OF Bonham. The scene beggers
deScTiption.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-31

ago Mr.. McManus received letter from
the Chief OF Police OF Esston, stating
that q policeman had written from
Jersey City that he bad seen the
girl there and that shs had gone some.
where else. Mr.. McManus tslsersphed
at once TO Esston and Jersey Citv for
further particulars, and yesterday morn.
ing received telegram from the chief OF
police Of the latter city saying that Q
girl, supposed to be Mary Tilsy or Tul.
ley, had been picked up In the streets
and had been taken TO the Charity
Hospital. where she died on Thursday
night Of delirious fever. Yesterday
afternoon Mr.. McManus proceeded 10
Jersey City, and last night at II o'clock
his wife received from him q dispatch
saying at Is Mamie, and that he would
to-day take the body to Allentown.
Every effort will be made tn pierce the
mystery surrounding the girls disap-
pearance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-31
sion project at this time will depend
upon the length OF the session.
The Adjournment Outlook.

The Sundry Civil bill will not reach
the Senate before next Tuesday. There
Is no prospect whatever that Congress
will adjourn before June 10. Some OF
the most prominent Democratic Sena-
tors will oppose adjournment until after
the House has acted on the Bayard mar
shals bill, the electoral count JOINT rule,
and the bill relating to chief supervisors
OF election. II this programme should
be carried out Congress will be here far
into June.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-31
A sEAMAN's FOLLY.
A Disastrous Explosion Caused
by Reckless Familiarity with
Coat oil.

Pan tNpEIPHIA, NAV 2o.-John VIM
cent. second mate at the ButIsh snip
S,phia. Rlrhard Hendricks, sedman, ant
tS1 apprentices, Juhu Barker and "ro
CHAPMAN, were amusing themselves W
the oil ranm at thr ship to day whl'r
aW,itIug dinner, wucn one Oi the party
went into the cooks galley adloin'ug,
aud heating a poker rrl h"t f'tu'he"
with n to the oil room. As the demon
stration did not stampede tie party the
pDker Mas thrust at a barrel III kerosene
AMI an explosion immediately hollow
Ell The o,l room and galley were de-
molishrd. and the cooS, Joseph
IsWis. tine mate, seaman ant boys we're
covered With burning oil The cook,
seaman anil bows lespcd overheard, Out
auI the seaman Succeeded n swimming
To- pisr. The others were drowned
Ihe mate stripped oft a portion OF ms
+. .blaling clothing, aud With the a'd OF the
. ~.nt,fo and other officers ou board, the
.mes which euyeloped him were ex-
s ||hVuished, but not before he NAs
fatally burned. THE seaman - also De
1eyel To be fatally burned The
1pdies OF the three drowned were re-
sxered. The ship was only slightly
3 <naked. Tue second mate died during
nlght.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-31
THE WAR ON CAMERON.
A Scheme to Drive Him Out OF the Con-
yentlon - Don's Serene Confidence In
Himself

Special IN the Register.
WASHINGTON, May 30.
There isa fairly authenticated rumor
that Don Cameron's political greatness,
M far at least as his control ol the Ma
tional Committee is concerned, will split
upon the rock Of the unlG rule. The OPP
ponents of that scheme realize that IN
his present position lac has the key to
the position and now propose to depose
him from the chMrmanship oi the Ma.
tional Committee, 81 "a to put in his
place man who will not recognize IN.
structiuns. 1t il confidently claimed
that this method Of dispOslng OF Don has
the approval of the Rlainc aud sherman
leaders aud cx. Postmaster General jew
ell, who is for anything to beat Grant.
The little job was reported to Don by n
friend in this city, and the answer OF
Simon's son was: AT that game | Will
beat them as thoroughly Us General
Grant will lick them IN the convention.
They can't begin too soon to suit me.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-31
LITTLE BILLY CHANDLER.
His Estimate of the Effect OF the Reported
Opposite t. Grant. in the Northwest,
Upon southern DELEGATES.
annginI Ia tha RtuistpT

WASHINGTON, May 80.
A private dispatch from VIM. T..
Chandler, says: Delegates VINO are ar
riying from the South are amazed at the
opposition that exists among delegates
from the Northw estern States aud in the
city ui Chicago to the nomination OF
General Grant They expected, as they
had been led 10 expect, that the senli-
ment would be almost unanimous for
The ex-pTesldent, whereas II ls apparent
tIat his nomination would be unwise
aud unsafe. Delegates who have minds
oi their own, who have not a boss 10 do
their thinking for them, and who love
their country and their party above any
man, are beginning To r. fleet upon the
danger OF putting Gen. Grant in nomina.
lion. They say 4 In no use to nominate
a man Whose candidacy may ALLEVIATE n
large minority of Republicans in North
eTn States, without whose votes he can
not be elected. Candid and unprriu.
diced Southerners readily admit that u
is bulldiag house upon the sand Ia
calculate upon carrying any Southern
State Tor any Republicsn-(ieneral
Grant or any other man. They are be.
ginning to see the necessity OF putting
up a candidate acceptable To the North,
whose name would he the synonym OF
victory, and most of these say they have
not come here To dictate to the North
but 10 think about aud talk over the
grave emergency and do the best that
can be done to make success certain mex
November. Many delegates, not only
from the South but from the East and
the West, who were favorable to Gener,
al Grant and feel kindly toward him
nov confess that To force him on an un'
willing people would be hazsrdou,
/ experiment"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-31
CONGRESSIONAL sPECULATIoNs,
TIE senate Sure to Commit the Tariff
Question to some Sort of Q Commission
The Adjournment Outlook.
WASHINGTON, Nav 80.

Special n the Register.
The tariff question will occupy the at
tention OF the Senate tomorrow, il q
quorum OF that body can be found.
There are strong reasons to believe that
the commission plan will be adopted.
The only doubtful point is whether the
commission is to consist in whole Of
civilians, appointed by the President
and approved by the Senate. or Of q Ger
tain number OF Senators, Representa-
tiyes and civilisns The question wheth.
er the House viii act upon the commis-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-31
PRODUCE
Now foyk

Nsw YoRE, May - Cotton Steady
st II ll.l6GSil ~ lGc; futures easy.
Flour Weak, but without decided
change; recc,p,s II 900 barrels. Wheat
---Easi.r receipts 212 On bushels; No. 3
spnng 81 Hal ~; No. spring 81 200
i2l, unsradcd rel 81 22CSi 20: No. =
do, Tor export, Al 3lni -; No. 2 do. on
contract. sl iOdl idi mixed western
81 25ifpl -; ungrsdrd ahito 26Cs
~, NJ 2do 81 26i6ai ~; No. ! white.
sales ~ OO0 bushels. al 81 ?Dal 20t No.
2 rod, seller May, sales l2s,0O0 bushels,
at 81 3DGi Is. seller June, sales w 900
bushels, At 81 2dtal 26i. Corn Unset.
tied receipts ~. .OJ bushels; ungrsded
hjIGa,la,c, No. 3 j2(aj,.iC. M. 2 65(a9b0ic;
yellow western b6lc; No, . seller Juno
JOIc; SELLER July iDlc. Oats Heavy re-
c,lpts 1900 bushels; western mixed
l3laiic; white western ita%8c. Hay
Demand iair and .narket iirm at 76(s &c.
Hops Nominally unchanged Coffee
-Qnirt and firm Suvar-Dnli aud
heavy, lair 10 good refining 7lg7tc.
| Molassrs Quiet aud unchanged. Rico
Demand lair aud market Arm. Pc
,roleum Dull and nominal. Tallow-
| Quiet and steady at u l1Cs6ic. Itosin
-Nominally unchanged. Tufpentins
Steady ai 26c. Elgs.-Dull al iO6llc.
Pork Quiet and iirm: new m-ss 8 Of
| aili0. beet -AomInally unchanged.
| Gut Meats Dull short clear Ole. long
| clear Ole LarI-Dull and easier prime
steam $500 Bu,,et-Dullsi Al 2oc Cheese
| Firm at lVal2r whisky NominalIy
| IS
lair demand, h-mlock sols 2ta25c.
Wool Dali and unsettled. domestic
fleec. i3a57c, puIlri 1rab2c, unwssh.
.I lss So; Tcxa. $50 Nc. Metals -
Manufactured Copper Quiet; bcs
-hcathiug ?oc, ingot lake istglsic. PIG
Irnn-Dull aud unsettled Sco,cb t2U 10
d2t ao; American so Ooc kussia
sherting-A I3lc Nails-Cnt at IS TO-
clinch ~ 5o,s5 ~.
Baltimore.
B,Lriuoar, May 2D.-fiour - Better
feeling hut no change. Wheat Wet.
srn higher lor spot; iutures quiet; No. y
western winter rel, spot and seller Nay
81 3il: seller June " 23itsi ~; ed
ler July 81 l3lt@l l3i; ..ll"r August
81 lblth1 lbi 'ofh- -""-F" sFps
higher; futures guieti western miied,
spot and seller May, 57tt9j1tc; seller
June iDIsieic; seller August iSsc
ssLrd: STEAMER JOic. bij. Osts-Firner; ;
xes,rrn white iJ'ai i3,; do IniIej titS
Ulc: Penn.,lysnia tyst,r. kye-Quist
a, a5e. Hay- Unchanged. Pro,i.ions
| QUIET and unchanged. Buiisr-Qai-t ;
pri,n. 30 choice western packed at 10
lIc E.ys-Qnie, At ". Peir1leum-
Crude nominal: re6ned AZ 7fs7tc.
Cof.e-UnchAnged. sugsr-Quist: 4
sofl g,c. WHISKY Dull At VI iOtt4l III.
ylI ssnnAa-
C,sclssau. May -. - Cotton.
Dull and loxer a, lie. Plour-Dnll and
unchanged. Whes,-Active; No. ]
reJ winter 81 IS. Corn-Quist and NJ
changed. OAis-Dsll and unchanged.
Rye-Aeiise but lowsr ., l5c. BARLEY
--styong; extra No. 3 fall Sec sItri
No. 2 do sc. Pork Dull Al $40 Is
I1rd-DulI at o. 10 bulk hests-
oni,, but fro st ~ ODtss %. Bscos
-Ouis, and uncnsnre.i. Whisky /. II
good demand at si 1. Butisr-Dul
and unchanged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-31
DRY oooDa-
n 90 Yot.

Nsx Yosx. MAY 2s.-Dvy 0oods-
Market auxt. bot without ses features.
Cotton goods 10 ligh, demand, but
s..n,s' prices ar. nomiDally unchanged.
Prisss quiet. except side pfints, sh'el
ARE doing lairiy. Lawns. dress goods and
Lsntipss In steady request. The bsjk'
ia ssys: Over 1000 bxles OF domestic
cotton eoods we're exported vestsrdsy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-31
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
Money At 3to 4 Per Cent. Governments
Quiet and Steady-four Unchanged
Wheat Active and Higher
Hogs Quiet
AkCn.
New York,

NEw YoRr, May -. = MoNuv-
At SCs+ per cent, closing al 8 per cont.
Prime mercantile taper +CS5 per cent
Sterling exchange. bankers bills quiet
and drm at +S8i; demand at 4s9t.
SiLvER-At London 62i pence; bar
silver here liIl; subsidiary silver coin
l(a)l per cent. discount.
GovxaSNsSn-Quiet and generally
steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-31

RAILROAD BoSps Acti, q hut irregular.
SrArg BoN Ds--Duli and nominal.
SrSKs-rhe market MAS weak In tho
early dealings aud prices fell / To 81 per
cent, the latter Western Union. Sub.
seauently iirmer feeling prevailed.
and there was a recovery of 10 per
cent, the latter Western Union. but
during the afternoon speculation again
became weak and q reaction ranging
from / Ia per cent cnsued. the market
closing quiet at decline.
The transactions ON thu stock ES-
change aggregated 270,0OO shares. oi
which 400 were Chicago. Burlington
and Quincy. 800 Delaware, lackawan.
na AMI Western, 5000 delaware aud
Hudson, 900 Erie. 100 Hannibal and
NJ. Joseph. 100 Iron Mountain, 1000
Kansas aud Texas. 69,00O Lake Shore.
$500 Michigan Central, 5000 Marietta
and Cincinnati. first preferred, 5000
Northwcstern. 400 Nashville and Chat.
tanooga. 5000 New Jer.ey Central.
1000 New York Central. $40 Northern
Pacific. 800 Ohio and Mississippi, H.
0o0 Pacific Mail 1900 N. Paul. 1000
Union Pacific, I 400 Wabash aud ra-
cate. and 700 Western Union.I
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-31

Nssy people have bsse billed by NE
terrible eysloses that prsssilsd In Isxss
duriae tks asuiag dsys d last vssL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-31

A sailor on the British ship. sophis,
lying st Philsdelphia, thrust red'hot
poker into a barrel oi kerosene In the
ship. oil room on saturday. An s1Plo'
sion followed and four men we're delu'
god with burning oil. Three of them
Jumped overheard and we're dro.nsd,
and the other has since died OF hs In
juries.
The OLeary ssventy-two-boar Pedss-
trisn contest eloscd ~ the exposassoa
building Saturday evening. the score o.
finish standing: MignsuIi, 37s miles; {;
Hearty. $40; Burns, s5s; McVoy, -;
Campsna. $50; Freeman. 2ss. A..
John Brougbsm, the veil knovn and
iayorite setos, 10 dyias. HisPhyasAes
say there 10 no possibility d hh fs"'
cry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-31
PRAYERS AND POLICEMEN
A Presbyterian Synod Whose
Sessions Are Protected by the
Clubs Of the City Police.

PiIrssugan, May ~. To-day, Tor the
first time, the Reformed Presbyterian
synod Was placed under the protection
Of the y )lice. The good people OF Oak
Alley have preserved order. but for the
last No days the outsiders have been
disturbing the meetings and acting In
such a manner that the moderator was
obliged TO call on the Mayor Tor protec'
ton. During the discussion OF . paper
Of the Northern Presbytsry ~ 10 the
trial, frequent interruptions we're made.
The moderator called them To order.
but the boisterous maniiesta.
tons continued, and DIR. Mcleod
was authorized 10 bring In the Chlei OF
Police Upon the latters arrival The
Moderator said an explanation Was due
the synod. He regretted exceedingly
to'haye been required 10 pursue sncb .
course. While the Synod bsd entire
confidence in the good men OF the
church, u was evident from the pro-
ceedinzs yesterday and to-day that
drunken aud irresponsible persons had
appeared in the church. Disorder wAr
increasing, and lie nov asked that the
Chief ot Police take charge OF the Synod
and protect II until iis hnsl adjourn
ment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-31

Tho City Delugsd with Pohticians-Tne
Desperate Expedients OF the Anti-Third
TsrmoTs-A War on Cameron. the Unit
Rulo and tho Bosses The sherman Mon
DiCksripE with urant-rhe Forces OF
the Empire still Unbroken aud Full of
Confidence.
SlsglaI pi,uAtgh Ia the Register
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-31

OF the West Virginia delegation only
J. NJ. IIagaus, and A, W. Campbell are
here. The rest are expected tomorrow.
Archie, IIasans aud Mason, the mem-
h,r Of the National Committee IRON
Wes, Virginia, aud lew friends spent
the holy Sabbath at their headquarters
ian Potter Palmer's tavern, talking poll
tics and scheming in a quiet way.
l. + r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03
HOS 'TETr { TER'S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH
Ell = l : I r = S

FOkTIFf THE YSTEM.
And you arc armed sgiinst disease Tho fncs.
tonic for this purpose is Hcstetter's Stomach
Bitters, which renders digestion easy snd cCm-
plcto. counterscts bilioHsness, and keeps The
bowels in order, and so gcnisl and beneGcent sro
lts effects. that not only is the body invigorated
and regulated by its use. but dependency ban
ished from tho mind. For sale by all druggists
and dGaIers generally. ian 3l-eolm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03
MEDICINAL.
DIR. TUFTS
EXPECTORANT.
IN % CTS. AND ST. BOTTLES

~ properties are Demulcent, Nutritive, Bal.
ssmic, Soothing end Healing. Combining all
,tese qualities, ii is the most effective LUNG
Balls M ever offered to sufferers from rul mo
nsry diseases.
DR.. j. F. HAYWOOD, of Now York, volun
!arily indorses it. Resd what he says:
New York, Sept. 10. 1871.
DR.. Tut: Dear sir-During this year treat
ed nino hundred Gases of lung diseases In the
lowcr wards of the city the cases were of very
severe tyne IL WAS there my attention was
called to TUFTS Ezpectorsnt, and l confess nv
surpriso at its wonderful power. During prac-
tlco OF twenty years have never known med
IcIne 70 act as promptly and with such happy
elects. 1t instantly subdued tho most violen
Its OF coughing, and nvsrisbly cured the d.
the best lung medicine ever used
j. FRANCIS HAY WOOD, MD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03
A NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER WRITES
GfIice Hvnoinp Noa,o hu,ueto 10

S'I-VV
DR.. Tut: Dear Sir-My little son was attack.
Ell with pneumonia last winter, which left him
win violent cough that lasted till within q
month since for the cure of which l am indobt.
cd to your valuable Bxpectorant. l had tried
most everything recommended but none did
any good until l used your Kxpectorant, ono
ho:t!o Of which removed tho cough entirely.
With may thanks, ] an yours truly,
JOHN NJ NEIGLE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-03
had TERRIBLE NIGHT S SWEATs.

Memphis February u 1871.
DR.. Tut: Sri have been suffering for near
~ two years with severe cough. When
commenced taking your Expoctorant 1 WAS ra.
duced TO one hundred and sixteen pounds in
weight. l had tried almost everything; had
terrible night swcats. l have taken half dozen
bottles Tbs night swcaLs have left Mo, the
cough has disappoare1 and have gained floen
pounds in flesh. L recommend it To AL my
irlends. With vrast respect,
OLIVER l;ICE