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, 1881-09-07
ATLANTIC a. NORTHWEST.

ATLANTIC d. SCRT7TTES
A Montreal dispatch Rlyes tic oGtline af tho
proposed Atlantic & Northwest RaIlrond rs fol-
lows:
It Is tho Intention Of the company to mike Il
thorough connection from 81. joan to tho t4ai-
VIZ syssm 2 1 IF re Northwss.: shs rsas inter;
.oast viii he Il 1ohS. Now Yorx, m ss,l nost.n.
Surfing at ii. Jobn. over tie European 1 Nnrth
connect t9ls system with the inscruntioual Or
"pope' Ruad. which now runs from Lasc Me-
to + t = Tssase ihoF E o
10 Wa,erlpo urnr the Censrat Vermont frotn
Waterloo to tho south shore of the Vt. Lawrence
thcace orer tae proposed bridge sH 10 sioassaal;
from Muntrcal westward tn uirect llno to
Stnlih.a s1aua, @ @Eal!s ana tho Pfopnssd Ontar.o \
s!ruetca under tho nuspicus of tho latlantIe i
Sn1waIs s, Nv C1'npaay From sa!s t,nlat ias i!
sS %ce %o@a9 m a Mn r.
Untario & QNnbtc IfuAd. 4 I,un,ber OF rnatis nro
now interested IN thia through Euad. Al 1nrnntu
ic5. and Hortnerp Lines. ali seekinr M Eastern
outlet. Euuth Of Montreal art tho suut heaatsrn,
DplawaTa hndsoM, Central Vermont, anI pro.
poscd South shnrc Roats seeking conatrt!on
with tue West. Prominent Inetnbers Of the III
recforate say TINT tet!ve operhuons will lug ut
q. = Sad t
mel Company. having loltcd their IprtMLcs 10
tnnse Of The new eomp'ny. thoy VIII take no
zion, of their tunneL lcav!ng 1t for Tie time TO-
lny IN abpyApCD."
...., ITEMS.
Mr. john Dodge. for many years Joint Ticket
Argent for tho tichigAu Central atd illinois Ceu.
tral. Ka,lroads ut the Twurty. second strcot
depot. hns becn apnolnted Travelling Passenger
Agent west Of tho Missouri River for the Luke
Shore j. Michigan Southern Hallway.
Tue Kross earnlp1s Ut the ChlebHp & Alton
, 1881-09-07
..,u ffeigf'ts Firm'er, and the
Supply of. Carriers Gro wing
Smaller.
!. ADVANCE Equal to IL IL Cents
p,oorted in tlle Lumber Rates
to,This Port. ;.
=. rnnadian Uoycrn.ncnt Awakening
;" 70 ihc Importance of Competent
Hull Inspection.
,.,,a The Lnkes--Arrivals. and Depart
D ures-Miscel!aue Along
It's Docks.
1Ak1. lsREtGf1TS,
Cltt&fN-

..u frnents continued ttchly nnd ffr.n yrs-
~ .n,l tto lclluild fur curriers' WIS good, n!t
ssnc vessels being sea'al1y snken by shippers
Ill.,. '..s nryalttny ratrs-rs ct,ntss,tl rprn md II
~" ~ m wbcnt nn.f ffa1srrtt to iiu'lato. tt il
g." g.. rct,ap th,lt rusrs VIII n'lvatsrn within II
s.ar,uo, rs tho stto!iE wttpl FROM, the south
~ ~ ths psst tI1rca dn,s tsHs greatly tlufasea
t,.,rI. ,o,ld, to this port fro'n tho lower inko
~, ", ,oi thcrc arc tut few grain vessels now
~" .m,t unchastcrcd. consequently tho demand
!s,R. |R. s,ou Inntr urgent as curriers' tIccotne
'!,oer. Tho following ure tue ycssols chnrturcd
'''"'' FIR Dufalo. 41Hshcss.
.rtotlIer Itlnlata, c,ru...+ ............. Gulkel
pmecict Ptt'os.ae, et,s''. -,'........... M!G0
tpr1slef Atnbta, ctril. .....,........+.... hlMW
tsSnnsr james U. SaFyt.. corn ..,........ E,!<W
s%naaer Col. Ellsworth. iaxsecd.......,.. s0,lOu
FIR ,ShlHfa.
s'oon'r Se*'lGE: f;r eq!a; Eiv;i,;;i. seeo
fspelsf Lfncoln' wheat'..' 1850
Total capacity ..............:01.o 1.oM
t.uM.srI.
fnruber fregh,s retna!n very Arm, md tho
,tskosy " in fnyDr Of blgher rntea from Mig
,reon md Lu4ngto1s. ChArturs wcra n,nde
ts,ertay 10 bring carQocs by saii from tho
t,net port at sLG.f from t'oek TO dock, which
.t3us1 to IN advance Of In cents On Tho ruling
III far tho past month One rcssef-0wncr ycs-
~ sI.s rnade cbartcr to bring cargo Of dry
A,sII urhcr frnm nav CITY TO this ,mrt nj, sam
~ isu =. t,nt.. ;-,n, nv tsttv :. ~, ,,n...
ftl1u 'co'' i."ss ' ~. ,, ~e"' ~, ~ 'a's wv
hsshdFancca - CENTS per I,o1s' Inc folloT-
h, tso now tho quoted rates:
-. r.a, sovioa,v tn r,nke Er1o
t'sw anT. '1s' s. :S6n.,n
~, Ps'rr a., i. iaoi,ow ia f;hfr,un :is3StIm
f.ea rn nay nas fitS IN i,nke Ere in,rts. i1SSJMl
Ftsn ftsm H. H. iii IN Chic,uu ~ ;t5sSc;MI
i'm Nanistgo to Chcaxo. ........... !.laX
p,t.n fud1ftffH to fjhfnHHf}. f.HTts
, 1881-09-07

A VICTIM or STRONG DRINK.
SpreiHt Dupafth to 7hf Chicago 7rfhunk
LrniST0S, Mich. Sept. G.-John Derry, for.
mcaly of E,rockway Ce,ltrc. ST. Clair County,
Mich. wns fnrnl ttenj IN tho woods near ono Of
Wards cainps. Il victim nf strong tlrink.
Nh health with inMctIva liver aud urinary Or
Eans without Hon IIttprs.
, 1881-09-07
Nothing regarding coal treighta was received
l1uu either Ru.ra!o, Lake EriG ports, or Oswcso

" LaKe Eric ports IL meant any port on 1.ako
EN- xsts Of hnd Including Eric, to which iror,+
3ta eonstnpd. mud Tnnn which edat Is ahlpped.
, 1881-09-07

.sIean'laFEes carry carp0oa from MuskoEOn
ta.su part, from dock to dock, at 122h cents less
TIN falling sesse1s. "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-19
I. laboratory q West Third Street, NeV
York city. -

~U.G - Consumption, bronchitis, Asthma,
Genera! Debility, Brain Exhaustion, Chronic
OuSi patton, Chronic DiarrhOea, Dyspepsia,or
LOSS OF NERVOUS POWER,
are positively cured by Fellows Compound
syrup Of HypOphOSphitcS.
~ phosphorus enters ~ largely into the
ilr animal economy, 10 becomes par Srcettence
the best vehicle with which To associate the
"JErr VitaliZing ingredients Of healthy Hood,
N,ryrand Muscle. In Fellows syrup of HypO-
pau>rtiitrS are combined all the substances
'pt:ud necessary to insure robust health, and
\, urrU.iS 10 was invOnted with u view to sup
p., every deficiency, II certainly has perform
t.d some wonderful cures.
MANCHESTER, y. H., June Is, $50.
Mr. James I. Fellows:
bINH SIR wish To acknowledge the great
benefit have received from the use Of Eel
lows compound syrup Of HypOphoSphiteS.'
with % bronchial affection that had become
chronic. In the fall OF ISIS had physician
eighty days in succession, besides the counsel
~ >cECr,.l others. They gave me but little en-
r0"r.tgrrurnt some OF them none. Last July
. MAS advised I'D give your remedy trial.
Fid 81 and in less than one week there was
marked Improvement for the better. have
rulit uisg,i it, use from that time untilthe pre-
sent, improving all the time, and can truth
fully >ay / am now more than hundred per
cent better than when commenced its use.
{ haze, increased in weight about fifteen
I.uIslld~ and nv cough, which was fearful has
nearly Disappeared. | believe had II not been
IpE your syrup should ere this have been be-
Nund the cares of life. Very truly yours,
ALBERT STORY.
nc To not ne deceived by remedies bearing a
similar name no other preparation is 8SubStl-
tutc FOR this, under any circumstance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-19
sTRssT-CARs DRAWN BY STEAM.

The attempts to draw street-cars by
means of steam have been unsuccessful
in this country, as the engines have
scared horses and the smoke emitted
has been very annoying. Apparently
the experiments made in Great Britain
have been more encouraging. n late
issue of The London Times says: Some
interesting experiments with steam
tramway engines have been made on
the Walton tramways, near Liverpool,
in the presence of Maj. Gen. Hutchinson,
inspecting officer of the board of trade,
Mr.. G.. 4. Atkinson, engineer of the
Walton local board tramways, and 9TH
ers interested in the subject. The first
engine tried was detached one, draw
ing an ordinary horse-car, and was con-
structed by Messrs. Hawthorne, of
Newcastle. 0utwardly, the engine Is
simply case, fourteen feet long and
about the height Of an ordinary tramcar,
the upper part glazed, wearing alto
gether light and ornamental appear
ance. The boiler Is in the T-form, the
horizontal part tubular and the other
over the firebox. The engine worked
without noise and emitted no smoke,
showed steam only rarely, and the
brakes acted quickly and effectively.
Tho second experiment was also with q
detached engine made aud patented by
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-19
FINANCE AND TRADE.
CONDITION or THE MARKETS HERE
AND ELSEWHERE.
Money, Cal Per Cent-Goyernments In
changed, With Higher Tendency
State Bonds 0uli-Stoeks
Moderately Active.
BANK STATEMENT FOR THE PASTWEEK

Federal coupon bonds, in all $751;
532, go, are held, the census discovers
by getting returns from coupons turned
i'm to bankers for collection, three-fifths
at home and two-fifths abroad. OF those
held in this country, So out of every S.
are presented at New York city for col
lection, 20 that holders in and about the
metropolis and foreign owners have
about three-fourths of the coupon bonds.
One-twelfth of the bonds are held in
Boston and SO per cent. in or near Phil
adelphia. This showing is a widely diff
fererent one from that made on the
registered bonds. In amout New York
was found to hold third, Massachusetts,
6.9percent., Pennsylvania 6. % per cent,
the rest of the States having much
smaller amounts; while corporations
owned One-third of the whole.
New York Bank statement: Loans
decrease, S1,Sl0,500 specie, increase,
1913, 800; legal acknowledgements, 81 900;
deposits Sl,3l7, 800; circula-
tion-increase, Sl0S,6OOi revenue-in-
crease, S690,775. The banks now hold
S27l, 200 less than the legal requirements.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-19
Travel la Morocco, Its Disc"mforts
Delays and ADiusements.

ItLt .ItEb bU.Stttf.
Visitors to Morocco find the country
and it's people marvelously strange and
fresh. Theirs ''are the rain and sum
shine and the ways of an old wisdom
by our world forgot" Nowhere can u
man be more impressed with the vanity
and tedium of much that European
civilization considers Indispensable to
the interest of life. From the hour you
set foot in the country the present mo-
ment seems SO full of delight that there
is but the smallest desire To project life
into anticipation. Time ceases to exist,
or at least TO he of any account. 1t
must he admitted however, that the
disposition of everybody in this lazy,
Lotus eating land To- act this is at times a
little troublesome. You have arranged
. 10 make all excursion to a town in the
interior; you have fixed the day for
starting---after having found that 1t
must not be q Tuesday, for "Itetsd
fclctsd" (''or, the third day all falls
nor OH Friday, for that is their Sab
bath---you have been promised guides
and mules before such time; but do
not expect them there, they will not
come. You go to the man with whom
you have made arrangements; he Is
probably doing nothing, and he has
probably nothing to say in answer to
your Complaint but "Please Allah, to-
morrow" Yet if you manage TO set
out OH the third day, or before the week
has run out you will have been treated
fairly we'll. They mean no neglect or
disrcpect; it is only their 'old-world'
way. Hence thicr prOverb, "Once over
the threshold the journeys half done"
For travelling there are, of course,
neither carriages nor roads; the roads
so-called are only cOllOcatiOn of
mule and camel tracks. Till within
two or three years there was not a single
wheeled vehicle in Morocco, but now
there are known to be two the one is
yellow antediluvian gig, which the
Sultan has procured somehow or other,
and which figured some time ago III a
state procession, to the astOnishment
and deligUt of the spectators; the other
is a wheei-barrow which gentlemen
recently took to MOgadOr, and of which
the stalwart Moor to whom it was con-
signed so little surmiSed the Use that,
when he had filled it with mortar ac-
cOrding to instructions, he promptly
shoul(iered it and strobe of. Travelling
on muleback, however, in the large,
we'll padded saddles of the country,
with stirrups like slippers, is no great
hardship to either man or woman, and
the way is constantly beguiled by some
fresh illustration of Moorish life and
manners; accompany of noise country
folks going to or from market; a troop
ofhOrsemen dashing past, with flowing
white celabs; the ghostly looking, silent
cavalacade of an Arab Shiek of the
plains and his harem, swathed from
view, all but perhaps, one lustrOus eye
the astonished girl, who hides her face,
but not her legs, or the toilsome, al
most naked, peasant drawdling along
behind his aboriginal plow. A goat
and donkey may often be seen yokcd
together, and woman has been in the
place of the goat; but whatever the
team, the blowing is always the same
a mere scoring of the soil-and yet il
brings forth in abundance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-19

Messrs. Duncan & Wilson, ofLiverpool.
This is somewhat similar in appearance
90 the previous one, but q little longer,
the boiler being vertical. No smoke
was shown, and very little steam, but
the machinery made some noise, ana
the engine had to be stopped to Oil
connecting-rod end. 1t stopped and
started well on an incline. The third
experiment was with combined engine
and car made by Messrs. Ormerod,
Grierson & Co., of Manchester on
Apsey,s patent. The boiler Is placed
vertically at one end Of the car. and the
cylinders i'm the center of and under
meath the car, the whole being carried
on two bogies, each with two wheels.
The car is constructed to carry twenty
two passengers inside, and about the
same number outside, and is driven from
either end. Over the outside passengers
is fixed a light awning, through which
the funnel is carried so Is to protect
Messengers from smoke. The combined
car pOSsesser great advantage from the
fact that the weight assists in giving a
better grip upon rails both for traction
and for the brakes, and it also occupies
less loom In the street. Not the slightest
heat was felt inside the car, and it ran
with greater smoothness and much less
noise than an ordinary hOrse-car. From
some cause, a large amount of steam
was shown during the run. Mr.. Apsey
saws he ran for months in Paris without
showing steam. The hydralic hand
brake was not sufficiently quick in ac-
ton, and the stopping was mainly done
by reversing the engines, but this may
be improved upon. When nearly at the
end Of the return journey one of the
wheels unfortunately broke. New
wheels had been put on to suit the center
groove rails in use here, and castiron
ones had been used, as there was not
sufficient time To obtain cast-steel ones,
which take longer in manufacture. A
third detached engine of Mathews
patent was examined, but not run, hav-
ing only arrived few days ago and not
being quite ready, Some horses on the
road did not notice the engines, while
Others seemed afraid, and ono horse
backed cart against Apsey,s engine,
but no harm was done. Maj. cen.
Hutchinson will report to the board Of
trade as to the licensing of the several
engines for public Use.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-19
GOSSIP.

The late William +. Weld, of Boston,
left all estate valued at SlO,0O0,OOO.
Muskrats are late in building their
houses this year. Old settlers say this
means open Winter.
In Garfield's lifetime the Christian
Church at Washington was crowded
Sundays. Now it is almost deserted.
Mr.. Oscar Wilde is said to be
negotiating with manager for a series
of esthetic lectures in this country.
The fee he demands is 500 night.
Easton, Pa, counts up twenty-five
bows who have been rendered permanent
cripples by attempting to jump on rail-
road trains while in motion.
General and Mrs. Grant will be at
Washington about the LIST of January,
as guests of tile President, and will be
at the White House month or more.
Miss Florance +. Cory, of the new
Woman's Institute of Technical Design
of New York, has a salary of $4,000 a
wear for making designs for carpet
factory.
Miss Davis, the daughter OF the
President of the Confederacy, is a tall
young woman, with dark hair and eyes,
an extremely pale face and an express
sion of intense reserve.
President Arthur does not propose to
shake hands with miscellaneous crowds
of people. No stranger is admitted to
see him now until he has told his busi-
ness to the private secretary.
There are but three Southern Metho-
dist Bishops now able to do regular duty.
1t is thought that at least three or four
Bishops will be elected at session of the
general conference to be held next May.
The young lady attendants at the
Court Theater, London, are now clad in
yellow waistcoat, navy blue swallow
tailed dresscoat, erect collar and black
silk evening tie. They are very gentle
manly young ladies. ....
The President will not, for the present,
encourage anything like public society
events at Washington, believing that
proper time should elapse after the death
of his predecessor before anything Of
the kind is INDUCED in.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-19
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ City OF Wheeling will, on

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ City OF Wheeling will, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY IL, 1889,
Offer for sale, nj public auction, at the front
door of the Court House Of Ohio county in said
city, the following very desirable real estate,
First-Thc south one half OF LOT number sew
ell (7) In square number nine ~, as designated
on the map Of the subdivision OF the Joseph
Caldwell estate, fronting on the western Side
of Jacob street, between the streets formerly
known aS FairmOnt and Catharine.
Second-Thc east half OF lot number htty-one
tjD in Grahams addition to said city, fronting
on the south Sidc OF Fifteenth street, and being
the same property now occupied by Geo. g..
Hancn ESQ" us residence Snsfro,1 Sh i rass
idcncc and brick stable, and the property
il valuable, finely located, and
will make a splendid home for any purchaser.
Third-Thc property in which Andrew King
now resides. situated III the northwest corner
Of Nineteenth and Jacob streets, being part OF
lot number forty-Scvcn 40 in the Fourth
ward, fronting fifteen feet on Nineteenth
street and running back of that width $50
feet to tho centre line Of n private alley, but a
width OF five feet along the north end OF this
third parcel shall be subject to ease,
used, 81 long ~ II shall he 80 used, and said
third parcel OF land will De sold and conveyed
subject To- n further easement III favor OF the
present or any future owner of the parcel ol
5rOund adjoining on the west and now owned
by Edward King to have.mainiain and use. as
now located maintained ana used, inc pTlNh'e
sewer extending from said adjoining parcci
across said third parcel to the main sewer on
Nineteenth street.
Possession Of the first piece OF said property
will be given nj once and OF the other two
pieces upon the first day Of April, lSS2.
TERMS or SALE-Onethrd of the purchase
monpg aud ~ much more Thereon nS the Pur-
chaser NAV elect cash on the day OF sale, the
residue OF the purchase money payable In two
equal inStallmcnts, in one and two years res
pectivcly, from the day Of sale, bearing inter.
rSt from that day and secured by deed oftruSt
upon the property sold, the purchaser TO give
his negotiable prVmts>ory notes for tho de-
fCrred payments. The purchasers of the sec'
ond and third parcels respectively will Inc re-
uuired TO insure, aud keep insured until the
payment in full OF the purchase money, foi
the benefit of said city, the buildings on said
parcels ~ u further security, such insurance
10 be in an amount and In II company salts
factory 10 the uudcrsigned >,
Chairman Of the Committee on Claims
W. II. HALLER, Aoctioneer. decI.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-19
Trustees Sale Of Valuable City Property.

DY VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF. TRUST
ID made by Mary W. Beir to the undersigned
trustee, dated on the 18th day OF November,
LSO, and recorded in the Clerks office OF the
County Court OF Ohio county, in the state Of
West Virginia, in deed OF trust book No. IL,
page ri, will sell al public auction, on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER ~, 1881,
BEGINNING mt 10 o'clock a. m, at the front door
OF the Court House OF Ohio county. the follow
ing described real estate, that Is To say: \ lot
OF ground on Wheeling Island, being lot num-
bcsed seven a. in square numbered one, In
GilChriSt'S addition 10 the City OF Wheeling
fronting about sixty feet on the east side OF
Chestnut street, and running back ut right
angles with said street a uniform width OF
about sixty feet to the Ohio river "a recorded
plat of said addition Is set out In deed book
book No. 50, page $40 Of the land records OF
said county. ON said lot Is situate n large
dwelling house. being the same property con-
veycd TO said Mary W. Bierby John Gilchrist,
by deed dated July -, ISL, and recorded In
deed book No 81.
TERMS-taSh on day OF sale.
Title believed 10 be perfect, but selling as
trustee will only convey such title rs Is vested
in me. ], ID. EWING,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-19
Piles ! Piles ! Piles !
A Sure Cure Found at Last. No
One Need Suffer.

a sure Cure for Blind, Bleeding Itching and
liberated Plies has been discovered by DR..
William, ian Indian remedyJ called Dr. VIII
liams Indian Ointment. \ single box has
cured the worst chronic cases Of y or 20 years
standing. No one need suffer i've minutes
after applying this wonderful soothing medi-
cine. lotions, instruments and electuaries do
more harm than good. Williams Ointment
absorbs the tumors allays the intense itching
particularly at night after getting warm In
bed,) acts as n poulticc, gives instant and pain
less relief and is prepared only for Piles, Itch
ing OF the private parts, and for nothing else:
Read what the Hon. J. NJ. Cofhnberry, OF
Cleveland, says about DIR. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment: have used scores of Pile Cures
and II affords me pleasure to say that have
never found anything which gave such i'm
mediate andpermanent relief as DR.. Williams
Indian Ointment.
For sale by all druggists or mailed on receipt
OF price, 81.
Logan & Co, Agents, Wheeling w. Va.
s. Q. Hamilton, Agent, Bellaire, o. does
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-19
FIRST. CLASS RESIDENCE AT AUCTION.

tt ESDAY, DECEMBER ~ ISL.
BE SOLD AT TH hen tb TIL HOUSE
O'Clock p. m, that handsome property, No.
l2l7 Chaplne street, the residence Of the late
Win. Paxton, and one OF the most desirable
homes in the city. The grounds are full lot
(CGxl:2 feet on Chapline street and ~ feet adj
ditional OFF the lot in the rear, fronting Market
street. The yard is well filled with ornamen-
and rear of premises. The house is spacious,
handsomely finished, and has all medern con-
NencnceS. Large stable and outbuildings on
the alleys. Terms, one-fourthc cash and balance
in one, Two and three Years, with per cent
interest, satisfactorily secured, or may be ar
ranged 10 suit purchaser. The property may
be examined ut any time on application to j..
W. Paxton, 1870 Ihapline street.
de.ra }. G.. HARVEY, Auctioncer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-19
For Sale or Rant Pine RuSipeSS pr0Dety

T OFFER FOR SALE THE FINE THREE
i story brick building, situate on the west
side Market street, q few doors below Second
Ward Market House. formerly occupied by
Bachman 4 burst as wholesale produce store.
The building is finished above the first floor
with eleven rooms and IS occopied as a board
ing house. and the first floor Is q large and ele-
CANT store room with cefier. and the room,
both for capacity and location, Is the best for
produce business In the city. Also for rent
from LIST of April.neNt. II! II. SHRlVER, I'LL
Main street. nOlSh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-19
A Gard.

TO all who are suffering from the error
and indisCretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c. |
will send ceCipe that will cure you, FIFE
OF CHARGE This great remedy was discoy-
cred by q missionary in South America.
Send a sclf-addressed envelope to the Rev.
Joseph T. Inman, Station u, New York City.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-19
Desirable Rasidenca for Saje

III AT HOUSE AND LOT NOW OCCUPIED
i by Rev. j. ID. Moffiet, the house containing
nine (9 rooms and bath room, two pantries,
cellar and finished garrett and on the Tot new
wash house and other outbuiIdings. The house
stands high, and has space on all sides that viii
never be built on, and Is modern in style. For
term apply at the house, q Sixteenth street.
or to 4. Z. MOFFAT * Co,
nOy11h n Twalfrh Strask