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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-17
HEATING THE CITY.
COMPANY FORMED YESTERDAY
To Supply s.,.rai Ga. to wAs.llprI..., to b.
Used Ia their Ranges aad Gratsa Ia Place
Of the Dirty COal-rhs rueOrpOra.
tors - Their Ideas, Etc.

Yesterday, Secretary OF State stalnaker
Issued certificate OF incorporation to the
wheeling Natural Gas Company" The
capital stock is to be $500, with the priyi-
legs Of increasing the same to $4,000. The
lncorporators a.e DR.. R. W. Hszlstt, Henry
K. List, Morgan L. o.tJ. N. Vance aud Al.
fred PAUL. The first thought OF these gentle.
men was 10 raise q subscnotion among house.
holden In their own neighorhood; to bore
In some convenient place for natural gas with
view To heating their own homes, their idea
being economy. cleanliness and facility Of
application. They thought the venture
worth their while, as there was probability
that 1t would enable them to dispense win
coal and abolish 30 much OF the smoke nui-
sarce
The thought however, occurred to them
that they might fail 10 strike gas In their
own neighborhood, a1d that the enter
prize was worth Conclusive ex-
pertinent. The proposition, therefore,
took on It's present com prenensive character,
namely, 10 supply gas Tor fuel only In any
part OF the city. This they think will justify
them In making Whatever experimental Dor
gm4y be necessary. They have the means,
R1d II they meet withlthe cooperation OF the
public, are disposed to give the matter u
thorough tssE They will 60 bsfore Council
at its next meeting ahd ask the
necessary concessions. II Council
consents, It 10 their purpose to begin at
once TO bore, and II they find tue gas they
will proceed without delay to pipe the city
In order that the benefits to DO derived may
be enjoyed during the coming fall and wiz
ter. The experimental boring will probably
be made on the river front somewhere be-
tween Tenth street and the water works.
The company proposes 10 furnish the gas
at low prire-how low cannot yet be said.
No subscriber will DO permitted to use the
gas for illuminating purposes, as that Is the
exclusive franchise OF the city, aud. more
over, the natural gas found elsewhere does
not give satisfaction as an illumlnant. It
could, Of course, be purified according to
the method employed in the cleansing OF
artificial gas, but tnis Is matter with which
the company does not concern itself. The
project has excited warm interest where It
has been developed, but II Is underst BOD that
no stock has been oftsre !, and that for the
present none is likely to be issued outside Of
the corDOrAtOre,
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Personal MENTION.
News aud Gossip In Reference TO Various
People.

People.
Mr.. and Mrs, ]: s. Gibbs have returned
from an Eastern trip.
Robt. q. McEldowney, ESQ.,, Of Wetzsl,
was agalL in the city yesterday.
secretsry OF State stalnSker will so 10 "Thc
Old White" about the middle OF August.
Miss Ella Cooper, OF the Island, is visiting
her grandfather Edward Johnson, OF Bell
aire.
Capt William 4. Campbell AID wife, OF
New Orleans, arrived In tho city yeslerdsy
for q few days stay and were warmly well
coined by Csp,. Ed. HornbrOok and the many
friends they have here. Capt Campbell
commanded the famous steamer Robert +.
Ice, and is now master Of the John w.
Cannon, one OF the largest and finest
steamers OH the Mississippi. He Is blutf,
hearty. jOvisl geutlcman,-a very ideal
lower river steamboat Captain. He left this
place IN 1913, and has been here but once or
twice since then, and then stopped only q
few hours. He tlInks this ~ The liyeliest
country he has been in for long time, He
was In cha go yesterday Of Col. Alex. Csmp.
bell, OF Bethany at whose Louisiana planta.
tiun be lands twice q week. Captain Horn.
brooke boat. the Jennie Campbell, Is named
after Captain Campbel's wife,
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Joseph Howard. the brass thief who was
run down by Constable 81. Meyers and
arreltsd by HIN and Captain Bennett last
Saturday, Wss grsnted preliminary hearing
ly Squire Caldwell yesterday, and IN default
OF $1,000 bail WAS seat TO jail - answer q
charge OF grand larceny before The Grasd
Jury. Ils was represented by Frnuk NnEam,
Esq but the sV dsuCe against him vas too
strong. He realized this, for on the way TO
the jail he said 70 Constable St. Meyers,
Wy on surely lave got the dead wood on me-"
His name is said to be Joseph BettoIs. He
was working the scheme OF stealing the brass
journals from the Baltimore & Ohio cars. just
rs his partner the onI.NrnIed mAn, Fred
Miller, alias Willard Howard, was, who was
arrested several days ago and sent to Jail.
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THE OHIO pIvER ROAD.


Vice President thompson Talkn-A Cor.
respondents dea of the Case.
Col. G. W. Thompson, OF Parkersburg, Vice
President Of the River road, Major McGrath,
Chief Engineer, and Senator Camden were in
the city yesterday in the interests Of tina,
road. Colonel Thompson was met by an
IN.ELLIeEscER representative and spoken TO
regarding the $4,000 subscribed by this
county and rs action in holding 1t back. He
said that the action OF the County Commits
sioners had greatly embarrassed the
haste up the river. 1t was not the
mere matter Of $50 900, butt had created
distrust along the line OF the road and raised
difficulties 10 the procuring OF certain rights
OF way. This embarrassment was being
rapidly overcome, as the people were being
given 10 undertt and that the Board OF Com
missioners had acted hastily aud with no
knowledge on which to has, their actions.
The Board had asked to see the contract
between the River road and the Baltimore &
Ohio, entered into for purposes Of traffic; that
was business arrangement having otling
to do with the construction OF tho road and
in any case, II was not the privilege OF the
Comml'siontrsto max such a demand, and II
had not been and would not be granted. Nc
business man would do 1t and this com
pany was In the same position.
Col. Thompson did not remember the
exact language OF the order, but intended to
refer to It while here 10 see Just what the
action Of the Board was. He remembered
very distinctly, however, that the subscrip
ton was voted without conditions. It also
ran In bis mind that the company was TO have
the bondsot the county, d awning ~ pei
cent. interest. The bonds though were sold
At premium, and the county pooketed the
premium. It was not q great matter, and
he made no point OF 1t, except In 80 far as II
showed that IL his recollection served
him, that the county had departed little
from the strict letter ofunderstanding before
It decided to Withhold the money. The road
would 20 on and be built Notwithstanding
what Col. Thompson thought, the III advised
action OF the Board OF Commissioners. Tht
enterprise WIS fixed fact; the men In II arr
responsible aud have regulations at stake Il
this very matter with the Commissioner
they have given their word rs honorable mel
and for his own part Col. Thompson valued
what standing he had in the State too much
10 break his word for any consideration.
You may depend upon IT," said. Colone
Thompson, smiling, "the road Is COINS
through. You shall have that christina
dinner in Parkersburg, and by next fall W,
hope 10 have under contract the line from
Park rsburg to Point Pleasant"
"What time will you make for rs between
Wheeling and Parkersburg2"
"At irst about three hours and q hal
while the road Is new we want 10 be very
careful Later we expect to make better
time"
Mr.. Joasph speldel, one Of the Commits,
sioRers, YVES a,so spsn during the day. HI
had nothing to say beyond theIsot that tb,
money was still In bank, and that the BoarC
was waiting 70 be satlsaed as To the Ohio
River Railroad Company's intentions TO
wards the Baltimore & Ohio.
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To he Editor Of ths IHttlliOenetr.
Sir; ! have noticed several articles late ,
In regard to the entrance OF the Ohio River
Railroad into our city. Allow me to suggest
70 our disturbed ones, that this line may
likely turn out 10 be part OF q grand schema
that will put us on great Through line"
from Pittsburgh TO Cincinnati and st. LouiP.
The distance from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati
BY wsy OF Washington, Wheeling and
ParkerSburg, 10 only 81 miles, and
to St. Louis via. the Ohio & Miss.
issippi, esl miles, only % miles longer
than by Pan Handle route-au only nominal
diiIersace in distance and giving the b & o.
railroad the immense advantage OF line
under their own control, management and
ownership,
In this view OF tho case it Bpemp hardly
worth while for opr county authorities TO
hold back the subscription, Us the law com:
polling them TO pay Is emphatic aud says
SHALL" not may and gives no room Tor
verbal undeEsta 'dings, SO let US have peace,
even II "our eyes never see or our ears hear"
the cars Of our own .. B. r. on other than
the B. so. Elm GROVE
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MINGO JUNCrIO,.
MIL Matters aud Personal Goaslp.

Mill Matters aud Personal 6oaSip.
There are great many cases OF whooping
cough here among the children.
Mr.. James Smith, nailor at the Junction
Iron Works, aud family, are visiting relA-
tiyes in Pittsburgh.
Mr.. James Smith, boiler, whose home Is
OF Terre Hauts, Iud received dispatch that
one OF his children was dying, and left for
there yesterday morning.
George sGracy aud Dave Ingler caught .
sturgeon on tsot.lIue Saturday that meas
ured over four feet In length, beng the lArg-
est fish caught around here for some time.
There 10 large force OF workmen at work
putting up tslep phone poles for the line be-
tween steubenville and Bellaire. The eI'
pectation is 70 have 1t completed In three
months
The. puddlers and heaters are working
right along the factory being the only thing
idle, and Tor how long 1t Is doubtful. The
notice requested the nailers to do their re-
pairing ~ soon as possible 90 as to be ready
10 20 10 work on short notice.
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Buffalo Excursionlsts.

About eighty citizens, members OF the
German singing societies, Ariou, Germania
aud Beethoven, under command OF Col. +.
Rsister, marChGd over to Bridgeport cary
Yesterday morning and embarked on the
train for Buffalo. Attic depot the singers
wsro Joined by several hundred la.
dies and gentlemen who accompany
them. The men in line presented a
very swell appearance They wore white
Panama hats with the word Wheeling" on
the front ard Osrrisd canes. The Arion's
handsome n.g aud Oshep banners were car
RED The Opera House band wa at their
head. Their arrival in Buffalo Is noted else.
whS re-
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R.P.J. brennan called at this Office yea
terday to correct his testimony given at
parksrsburg In the scio!c.Lomas case on
Saturday, al reported IN yesterdays paper.
He Gays that no testified that he was pas
seuger on tae Tomas on the night Of the col.
lisiGn; that the speed OF the L.
mas was checked, and that the excursion
was not gotten up by Capt. Iuglebright but
by the young folks Il Martins Ferry, and
hat lug lebright had nothing to do W tn 4;
that the boat was chartered from him for the
occasion. he also says he did not say the
Tomas was going the taste /.
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GREAT clearance .ale of shoes at n Twelfth
s77""7I77I"
RIVER NEWS.
steamboat squibs aud Miscellaneous
LeYee GOssip.

Steamboat Squibs aud Miscellaneous
Leyee Gossip.
Cap. ]. n. Williamson will spend the sum.
mer at his summer resort in West Virginia.
Sunday was big day for the Little Anna.
She carried on her various trips several
hundred people.
The Courier had the misfortune to tear her
stem band off few trips since. It was re.
placed at Parkersburg Sunday morning.
The Belle Prince arrived from below with
empty oil boats and the II. NJ. Tosnsend
passed up with tow OF slaves.
Capt Henry ssamon, Of the Little Anna,
has returned from ParkerSburg, where he
was attending the scioto, Lomas case.
The war bstween steamboat, still keeps
wIrm. 1t isIeported that nails have been
crried from this vicinity to Cincinnati for
4 o :nts per key.
The river commenced rising at this psint
Sunday evening, and continued to come up
yesterday. At dusk last evening the marks
Indicated a depth ofStet inches. Bust
ness was good during the day.
The fine passenger packet Andes arrived
last evening shortly before six o'clock with y
splendid trip. The Andes will leave this aft.
erno0n at three o'clock for Cincinnati. She
has the very best accommodations and 10 Of.
hcered by popular men.
Capt. John A. Wood. OF Pittsburgh, on
Saturday had net decided whether he would
raise the Sunken towhoat ella or wreck her
where she lies. The Ella 10 about seventeen
years old, which is considerably more than
average life Of steamboat
Davis Alexander, pilot OF the steamer 500.
tis stopped Off on the down.trip last satur:
day morning. 10 aite'l the funeral Of .
niece a. bio, Miss allie Mcollne, who dad
at her grandtather'S at MoundSyilIe. Her
parents re,ide at Homestead, Pa. The little
girI was playing With some corn and q grain
got INTO her wind'piper choking her todeath,
CINCINNATI, o., July l6.-Rlver is feet and
falling; weather cloudy and hot.
MoRoASrowN, W. Va, Ju y 16.-Riyer2 feet
0 inches and stationary; weather cloudy;
Thermometer 760.
Pirr suRou, July Electromagnetic river u
feet 2 inches 4nd r!singi weather. clseF end
warm.
6gExSsBoRo, Pa, July lG.-River 8 feet 9
inches and rising weather clear
BRowNsWLLB Pa, July l9-Rtver 8 feet
0 inches and stationary; weather cloudy;
thermometer 7S0. :.
Lock No. 4, Pa, July l6--Riyer 0 feet 8
inches and stationary; weather Clear; ther-
760.
RIcE's LANDING, Pa, July 19-Riyer 4 feet
I inGlieS Gad rising weathes clear therlAom:
eter sG0.
OIL CRY, Pa, July lS.-Riyer feet 9
inches and stationary; weather clear and
warm.
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All Clear at the Central.

At midnight Sunday night the contractors
at the Central Glass Works gas well started
their men to work again boring out that OBJ
stinste sand pump. They worked all day
Yesterday, stopping at intervals to pump up
up the broken pieces Of the pump. At bali
past ten o'clock last night It was joyfullY
announced that the last Of the pump was out
and that the well was clear. At midnight
I drills were working away on the hard
rhe flow OF gas Is now almost as strong
It was on the night that 1t was struck. Ii
is coniidently expected that a much stronger
flow will be struck before going much lower.
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President Arthur 70 Yi4ii the Yellow.
stone RegIOn.

Ga his way West we hope ha will visit
Louisville, Ky. and witntss the ssh monthly
drawing OF the old reliable Commonwealth
Distribution Company, which will take place
July slSt, 1883 Capital prizes OF $4,000
$40 OOO, 5000, 1900 prizes, $ll2 400. Tickets
only So: halves, 81; 81 tickets, $50; 66 tickets
cnly 500 Address X. NJ Boayimsn, Courier.
.iam,lai Building Louisville, ny.
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eeveutaen years ago Councilman Porter
Smith while working at his trade was struck
In the I4ft eye ty plece Of flying steal. The
silver entered tue ball and entirely destroy d
the sight, As 1t did not his6gure him to any
noticeable eziont aud caused MIN little or no
trouble II WAS OF removed Recently, how:
ever, it tas been paIning him, and there was
danger that the sigut OF the other eye would
be effected. He was advised to have the IT.
jured optic removed, and yesterday had the
operation perfJrMod by Drs Pipes, Bullard
aud Others. LAST night he was resting quietly
and feeling much relieved.
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bargains
In walking shoes and slippers at

ISpuLGESr parents who allow their children
to eat heartily Of high-seasoned food, rich
p es, cake. &C., will have to use Hop Biiters
10 prevent ind gestion, sleepless nights, sick.
ness, pain, and, perhaps, death. No family
Is safe without them In the house. rehs4w
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Ghe nstelIi9eucer,
OGIcc: NoS 10 and ~ Fourteenth street,
new Advertisements.

Rupture-Inst4nt Relief.
Good Farm for SAle-Alex. Bone, agent.
Relrigerators-B. F. Caldwell,
Golden Star VApor Stoves.
Steamer Andes
Fly fAGs-Nesbitt & Bro.
For Sale Cheap-S,sliona'y and Portable
Engines.
Dr. John f. smith-Third page.
|. G. DillOu-SIve Your EyCg,
q. Mendcl 4 Co.-MAmmOlh Furniture,
Garrett mud Curtain Emporium.
Attention HOrsemen-HeRh Of Local.
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~. Pisree's "FayorIte Prescription
Always becomes the iayorite remedy ui those
who try II. It 10 o specific for all female
0weskpesseS' and arrangements, bringing
strength 10 tho limbs and back, and color 10
the face. oiall dTuggis'a TuAE
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company, or
lessee, Of which John W. Garrett and Joshua
g. Harvey, Of Baltlmoe, and J. q. Collins,
Of Columbus, ars Trustees for the bond
holder. q.
William N. Campbell lisa candidate for
the Democratic nomination for Representa-.
tive.
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Tho following shows the range OF tho Their.
niometrr es observed ut schnepfs drug
S;Ore, Opera AolLss corner yesterday:
1882 1855
iAv.l2N .3P.H.7RN. 7I.N. l2N.3P. MEM,
50 - 10 81 70 W % 50
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INDICATIONS.

wAIaISGroS, D. c., July IL, 1880 \. N,-For
Tennessee aud the Ohio Valley, rising bar.
omster; cooler north to west winds; local
rains, followed by clearing weather.
For the Lower Lake Region, cooler NORTH
westerly WI ID; stationary or rising baronc-
ter; p,rIly cloudy weather; local rains, fol-
lowed by clearing weather,
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II you want q bargain in q low cut shoe,
latest style, come and inspect my stock before
pnrchaang. guarantee 'bEices and stlleS
. suit, i Y. btosR
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WILL you suvrrE with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint shilohs vitallzer e guaranteed
p cure you. sold BY McLain Brothers, aud
Alex. T. Young. paw,
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Cara OTIIlanks,

The members Of Beech Glen Sunday School
extends their thanks TO Mr. A. ReyuGnn for
transportation TO aud uss Of The Park for the
children Cd the Home OH Thursday, July IL.
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Bnr place to buy shoes Is at the clearance
sale, "A Twelfth street
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LAOlEs and Gentsmens fine Hand sswed
Shoes a specially ri u. v. BLoNp'G
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EVERY pair OF summer shoes TO be sold at
your own price at clearance sale, Bargain
Shoe House, Al Twelfth street
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" Drenner, Nd TTTales, Pittsburgh
T Williams, Eattletb'gKy BH-mp.tone
Z II Laldley BSAhettQ Xm T4ppan City
e II Moore chicago YIN SGpden Norfolk W
u Mathews MAnChEtKy JJoneS Columbus Tenn
U X Pride Falrmont Y Var Rumple Minneapolis
A A AtteFhOlI Pittsburgh O J. DukbhArt baltimore
" L Hamilton FAlnnont George WellShuR
" Davis PttSburHh D GAlAhar Pittsburgh
A 8AmpSon Pittsburgh JJAcS RMS
Tx Wells B &OEI Ri Mckenzie Nd
Sc DiehINY &c Thomas City
" " Hays Fairmont II sharp PhIlG Pa
OR Mcts6fkls TllcdO o u Mining Jewetto
nc RlkeF C6nli6ct!Eut Price PhIla
JWlIerbeftCitt - CT eafgtll Chattanooga
Z EtiIs ElpeSttlIe Q J Anderson FIiubuflyF
Stein Chicago III KINNEY CiI5 eN
o TIavers Columbus o.
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SUMNER shoes almost giyOn away at the
sale, ~ rweltthllteeL
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Geniieneo,

gRkATsals of shoes at Lynch's 4 Twelfth
Itteet,
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is the only Iron preparation that
does not color the teeth, and will not
cause headache or constipation, as
other Iron preparations will.
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snriches the blood and purihes the
system; cures weakness, lack Of
energy, etc. Try bottle.
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SUMNER shues must bO sold at Lynch's, a
Twelfth street
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FOR SALE,
FARM FOR SALE.

TOR sALE-A GOOD J,lCpT 40.
" Buggy. Erquirc Al H., is,lHhI NO TOP
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FottJ.ono Acres on Glenn, Run, F.. ,.,..,.
particulars Call on OF address 500 t0s 'ui&t'
RIA, v.,,,. p..... go, JAMES a. HENRY.
i ssaA A'a'e Broker Collector aAd Notary Pp.l,c
!Z.S 1915 NA,kst IT,,
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FoR SALE
FOR RENT.

dor RENT-MY RESIDENCE, NO.
II lil7 Chapline ttteet. Possession given INT Of
October Mn JOHN hklD, Jr ipib
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EoR SALE.

FOR SALE. -----==z=2!!E';
,,i IEiIl offer at private sale until Angus. ls N,
No. 1923 MARKET STREET.
II not sold By that date II will le ooa,a, .,
day at public sale. " "uSteu on that
le9 MRS. $. n. PRATYvp
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willcure dyspepsia, heartburn, mala-
ria, kidney disease, liver complaint,
and other wasting diseases.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-12-19

HEAR H1M.-'I feel new. I was af-
ficted with sick headache and gene
raj debility, but Burdock Blood Bitters
brought about an immediate improve
ment in my general health. I consider
them the best family medicine in the mar
ket." sAdolph Lalloz, Buffalo, N. Y.
Sold by Dorr & Void.
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A Great Discovery.

That is daily bringing joy to the homes
of thousands by savin :: many of their dear
ones from an early grave. Truly is Dr.
Kings New Discovery for consumption,
coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, hay
fever, loss of voice, tickling in the throat,
pain in side and chest. or any disease of
throat and lungs, a positive. cure. Guar
anteed. Trial bottles free at any drug
store. Large size $1.00. 6
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-12-19

North Pole expeditions, prize. lights,
lotteries. walking matches, and balloon
ascensions are generally humbugs Of the
not humbug: 1t is a quick cure for
lameness. Sold by Dorr & Void.