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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-09-09
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DAKOTA

K%ingsbury county farmers are III;
LAM yer the crops.
Wild plums grow in great abund.,.
along the i've in Charles Mix conn.s
Biuat insists upon being the H..
trading point in that section OF Dasos
Two young ladies are opposing !
didates for sehool superintendent
Brown county.
Wahpeton. in Ricbland comfy. !.
looking forward to becoming a e,...
educational city.
A term of court opened at Wsbsie,
Day county, Tuesday, the 7th, jude
Church presiding.
Mrs. W. Ell. Boais, of Raymond. ia
candidate for the Office of school sune,-
intenaent of CLARK county.
The store Of q. a. Hendricks. =,
Fargo, was burglarized last SATURDAY.
night to the amount of $500.
The Codington county newspapers
have fewer mortgage sale qualifications
than any papers IN the territory.
John Nolan was discharged from tba
Sioux Falls penitentiary last week aite,
serving out a sentence of four years.
George Harlan, clerk of the CONNER.
DIAL house, of Sioux Falls, has accented
a position as tenor IL the O. d. Hess
opera company.
A genuine clam bake was INDUCED in
at Watertown the other day which was
participated in by qnite q number Of
society people,
A Kingsbury county institute will be
held at De Smet from Sept. Goth to the
24th and the semi-annual examination
will occur the 18th.
Ii. s. Dunlap, of Kimball. was latch
arrested for an assault upon his wife
whale drunk and was fined thirty dollars
IN default of which he went to Jail.
The Sioux Falls insurance company
have put up q poster in their office in.
structing their employees to trade with
thoze who patronize the company.
jacob Simpson, superintendent Of
Sioux Falls school for deaf mutes, hs,
recently returned from Fargo with 4
dozen or more pupils from that town
end vicinity.
The B~rookings Daily Press which waG
started as on experiment. a few month
Eago, ceased to exist last Saturday night
Yhe editor found that the patronae,
the paper received did not justify hin
in keeping up his experiment.
Mrs. Carl Lee, a widow liyipg nea
Fargo, was gored to death last Monda
morning, By q bull which she was try
ing to tie up. The animal turned O
her and sent D of his horns throug
her breast, killing her almost Instant
Grand Forks is passing through
trying time. a sort Of an epidemic
affecting a large number of people wit
fatal results in almost every ~instanc
one or moro deaths occurring ever
twenty four houra. The epidemic
atttibuted to the continued drquth.
TIE body OF the young man found q
Box Elder Greek on the Grow Gree
reservation has been identified as thu
OF a wealthy stock man from Iowa. {
had $4,000 on his person when he lie
home and further particulars are SUI
pressed for the purpose of aiding til
officers,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-09-09
Dakota Poi1tics.

- Nh4
The Howard Farmer gays Miner ooun-
ty is solid for Clifford.
Grand Forks Herald: Judge Clifford
eeems TO have ne. opposition anywhere
for q denomination.
The republican Legislative convention
for the ninth district will be held at
Doland, on Tnesday, Dot. 5th..
4 The Walsh faction in Grand Forks
county was defeated in the nomination
Of Or. Collins for the Legislature.
II is stated by the Leader that the
Lake county delegation to the territorial
republican congressional c~nngensiea :s
uuinstructed.
Casselton Blizzard: The Argus says
that sCass comfy will lnstrnot for Gen.
Allen" That settles it. 'sThe great
Mogui hns spokenPs
Devils Lake Inter Ocean (northern):
This Dawson county republican conven-
tion instructed for Clifford and division
on the 46th parallel. Them's our senti-
ments.
Grant county cast four democratic
votes In 1884 and under the apportion-
mAnt of the central committee is entitled
TO Ave delegates in the Aberdeen con.
vention.
Hand county and Moody county pro
h~ibitionists contemplated running legis-
lative and county tickets of their own,
but have decided to stick to the repubii.
can party.
John Hobart is naned as Moody
couIty's favorite for tho legislature and
the Flandrau Herald denies the as-
aertion that General George Rice has
aspirations.
Tho Miner county republican conyen-
tioa met at Howard Last Saturday. The
territorial delegates were instructed for
Homo. s.. Clifford, and the Legislative
for y. 81. Patten 81 Carthage.
The republicans 81 Pennington coun-
ty will meet in convention at Rapid,
October I'd. for the purpose Of nominat-
ing county ticket. A convention to
elect delegates to Yankton will also he
held at that place Sept. 18th.
Duluth News: Delegate Clifford
seems to have almost an unbrokep
baom in south Dakota for q renomiDa-
tion ind reelection, and in several Of
theinorthern counties he 10 without OPP
Position. He will be renominated by
reclamation.
a Yermillion paragraph states that at
The republican caucus held Saturday
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-09-09
Chicago, Milwau-
kee g st. Paul
Excursions.
Chicago and Milwaukee Exposition.


TRIP s1e.7o AND $3.50.
SAINT ?
will son sant zona oeS.oas - xot,~n
Sept. IA.
vii, sell SAINT "a ana IL nooa 70 "a.
tnrn dent 81
win seu ssn, 81 ana 90 aooa - 20.
turn Sep. 70.
wa sell Sept. 70 and 70, good to
return oet. 0.
wit SOL October 3 n 9 good to
fesafa oot. II
turn Oct, Is.
Twenty-Five cents admission to the
exposition IN addition to the railroad
fare.
MTNNRapor.Is nv
Re,n,n tiaha.a -
Meade. s,,ism:s. N'
win sail sont : %
win soil sops r. /.
+ Win sam ssp. a1 -, a.
- A1a '
SOUTHEASTERN DAKOTA AaRT-
CULTURAL -AssOGTATIoN
FAIR AT rorTy Rails
ROUND III S4.5o.
W. sela oept, ~ ~ 20 ana - Gooa
o'ps. 90
CLAY COUNTY FAIR AT vERMJT,.
LIoN,D. T.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-09-09
JAMES Grow,
Il. Piles,
M p OuMAN

IA E
The superintendent Of waterworks
presented q report giving cost Of extend
ing mains from Broadway to Green
street. On motion, referred, together
with petition Of property owners, and
resolution granting permission permit
ting extension, to a special committee of
four, n from each ward, to be appoint
ed by the chair.
Thelchair appointed the following as
members of such committee: Aldermen
Grove, Noonan, Branch and Max.
On motion committee was instructed
to report action Wednesday, Sept. 9Th
1886, 10 a. m.
The committee on finance and taxa
tion presented the following ordinance:
can ordinance providing for the levy
and collection of taxes for the current
year" which was read the first and
second time. On motion the rules were
suspended, the ordinance read the third
time by its title and passed. Ayes.
Nays-none. as follows:
Voting in the affirmative, Aldermen
Balmat, Branch, Bruce, Grove, Noonan
Gilman and Piles-7. Negatiye--none
The committee on finance and taxa
ton presented the following resolution:
"a resolution providing for the pay
ment of the liabilities of the city OF
Yankton incurred during the month of
August 1886. prior thereto" which was
read first and second time. Or motion
rules suspended, resolution read third
time and passed. Ayes six nays none; as
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-31
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION
of the Boiler of n Locomo olive Results in
Fatal Injuries,

OF the Boiler of n LOGON olive Results in
Fatal Injuries.
CmCAGO, Ills, May "a locomotive
exploded on Illinois Central railroad near
Wildwood station. The list Of casualties
as far as reported is Engineer Perkins,
fatally Inquired. Fireman Charles Scbneck-
ner, severely scalded. Conductor William
LINDSAY. seriously scalded. Wildwood
is small station two and a half miles
south OF Pullman. at the hour named
engine Il9 pulled into side track
with gravel train. Perkins, the engineer,
was in the cab while the conductor and
firemsn were down Oh the ground near by.
Suddenly q terrible explosion was heard,
and after the startled bystanders collected
their senses, it was seen that the boiler OF
the engine had burst snd the engine lay on
the track a complete wreck.
The boiler head was blown out and the
cylinder and piston heads shattered into
fragments. The machinery of the boiler
was twisted in sll conceivable POSITIONS
and the rods, woodwork aud iron work bent
broken and torn into an uurecognis able
mass, The entire engine WAS completely
ruined. The force OF the explosion sent
the engineers lever flying out with resist
less strength, the handle striking the en
gineer Just over the hesrt. tearing and Icy
ing open horrible wound that will ulti
msteiy result in the unfortunate mans
death TIE escaping water and steam
scalded the conductor ana GrsmsR. Th'
injured men were taken to the St. Luk'
Hospital and vrecking train, in chsrg'
of o. j. Barrie, sent 10 the scene OF thu
disaster.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-31
A MURDER MYSTERY.
Elcodstained Gentiemen's Apparel ano
No,ls ~ Dried Blood Found.

Elcodstained Gentiemsn's Apparel and
Pools o. Dried Blood Found.
CHICAGO, May 29.-The North Side peo-
pie have in hand mystery, of which some
articles Of Hen's wearing apparel contain
ing blood stains sesa TO Boias to the prob-
able commission OF tragedy. These arti-
cles of clothing, including new silk hat
and a gentlemsn's cuff, torn, crumpled and
bIoosstsip;rd were found yesterday near a
match of weeds on common close TO
the residenee Of Potter Palmer on the
Lake Shore drive, near Rorta avenue. AT
$50 o'clock that morning Mr.. Palmer
stated he heard revolver shot, but could
not locate the direction Of the sound. For
q distance Of several yards where the hal
and cuff were found the ground was
trampled over little pools OF dried blood
were 10 be seen, plainly indicating that a
desperate struggle had taken place there
A walking cane was also found and
too stones, the latter blood
stained. TO which we're attached 6
quantity Of hair. short, aud OF q hgh
brown color. The hat came, aud the
other articles were removed to the Lana
bee street station, and the police afteI
scrutinizing the ground AID examining tn
biood-stained articles, were oil the opinion
that a murder had been committed.
Near BY some lsborers we're at worl
Sling up a pool Of water which, in SOM
places, is ten feet deep. The bottom Q
this pond afforded an idea Of what dispc
ution might have been made of the body
and it is the intention to drag the pond L
day With the purpose in view of solving tb
} mystery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-31
COMMENT ON GLADSTONE,

The Pail Mall Gazette (RsdicGO says
that Mr.. Gladstone yesterday secured the
second reading OF his Home Rule bill and
add: Aud tia black shadow Of immi-
uent dissolution is lifted"
The St. James Gazette Conservative,
admits that it believes now that there is q
likelihood that Mr. Gladstone will succeed
in attaining his immediate object, but it
declares his grand scheme Of legislation
Ireland is destroyed.
The Globe Conservative, ssys: Mr.
Glsdstone's surrender is q great bid for
continuance in Office. Most Ministers
would have preferred to retire rather than
submit to be degraded 10 such an exQedl.
en.."
The Echo CONSERVATIVE pronounce the
P,emiers course more ingenious than dig
uilied or courageous. The Home Rule
dill. adds the Echo, "ha' only wasted the
Parliamentary session and lowered the rep
l'aroa Of the Ministers |: has proved 10
the world to the world the sheep like docil'
ity of the caucus governed Liberals"
TIE Standard says il thinks The ircau
tious csndor into which Mr. Gladstone has
oesn betrayed has effaced the favorable
impression which the Foreign Office sssur.
ances were designed to give, and that,
therefore, Sir Michael Hicks Beach's mo-
ton TOR adjournment was j1stifable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-31
BURGLARY UPON FRAUD.
The Auditor Missing and Four
COunCiImsn Rsarrested.
Special 10 the Sunday Register.

PoINT PLEASANT, W. Va, MAY 29.-
Great excitement prevails in the neigbbol-
ing city Of Galipolis, caused by the blow
ing up Of the city safe last night and dis
appearance Of city records. A rigid inves-
tigation began this morning, which result
ed in the re-arrest of ex Councilmen Glen
DENIM, Maxon, Green and Dunbar, WHO
we're under bond of $500 each because Of
alleged conspiracy in the recent frauds,
and the bond of each WAS increased to
5000 for appearance lex; Monday to
answer the additional cha:ee Of house
breaking. John Hampton, late Auditor,
has disappeared and cannot be found,
though it is believed that he is conct aled
in the city. A New York detective has
been employed and future developments
are anXiously awaited.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-31

owe for country aud bone. Those who
wore the gray aud those who wore the blue
are Of one blood. Let their yalorous deeds
betreasured ss common heritage and may
Gods mercy abide with ne aud his bless
ings rest upon Ms % o united country
and united people With one flag forever.
Amen"
The stars and stripes were rested against
the floral offering while the members OF
the association and their comrades group
ed around it. The Confederate graves were
then strewn with flowers and the assembly
broke up.
At Pittsburg.
PrTrsBuRG, May 29.-To-dsy was OBJ
served as decoration Day in this city and
business was almost entirely suspended.
The weather was delightful and the GENE,
teries where the exercises were held were
crowded with people. Some Of the floral
tributes were beautiful.
Decoration Day at Martinsburg.
Special 10 the SWaddy Register.
MARrISsBURG, W. Va, May 29.-Deco
ration Day services brought an immense
crowd to town to-day. The procession was
nicely arranged, with the Mechanics Band,
Knights Pythias, Lincoln Post, G. A. R,
and large band of ex-Confederates in
line. Judge Faulkner. in few very SEN
,ibIe and terse remarks, introduced P. A.
Esq, who made a briet and
pointed address. One feature OF
he exercises was a wagon contain
ug thirteen ladies representing the
eceding States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-31

closing 80 higher than yesterday. Sale.
ranged: May 724@73sc, closing at 733ci
June 73@7Sbc, closing at 73sc; July
"a 9-l6@75sc, closing at 75sc; No.
Spring 73ic; No. 3 spring 65@7Oc. Corn
-Essy, owing to fine weather and large
receipts; cash 342@35ic; May 343@35c
closed at 34ici June 35s@35sc, closed
at 35lc; July So 5l6@36 7.l6c, closed at
S5Sc. Usts-Easy, owing TO large re.
ceipts; cash 264@263c; May 26t@26sc,
closed at este; June 265@26 l3.lsc, closed
at 26sc; July 26}@27c, closed at 26ic.
RYe-Dull; No. 2 Sc. Barley--Dall: No.
2 53@55c. Flax Seed-Stesdy; No.
81 06. Mess Pork -Firmer. prices ad.
vanced l0@l24c, receded 2!@5c, closing
steady; cash S. 25@S 30; June SIS 256
8 35. closed at IS as 32i; July So 32i
9S As, closed st S. IS. Lard-Steady;
cssh aud June S. 87i@5 80; July S. IS
@5 97!. Cut Meats-Shortr rib sides steady;
cash S. 20@5 22!. Boxed Mea.s-Steaiy;
shoulders 81 25@4 30; short clear S. 60.
Whisky-Stesdy at 81 Il. Sugar-Un.
changed; cutloaf 81 ;; granulsted 6 &c; stan
SoAN ~ VIZ W CuduRO,
creamery l2@l6c; dairy l2@l4c.
Osncnnau.
CINCINNATI. O., May 2S.-CottM-
Easy and unchanged Flour-Stsady and
unchanged. Whest-Lower; No. red
78c; receipts 10000 bushels; shipments
s 500 bushels Corn-Bsrely steady; No.
2 mixed 36@36!c. Oats-Lower; No 2
mixed 3O4@3lc. Rye-Dull and lower;
No 2 Csc. Provisions-Q1iet and uu.
changed. Wbisky-Steady at 81 CO. But
tsr-Quiet and unchanged Sugar-Steady
and unchanged. Eggs-SteadY at 9!c
and unchanged.
Toledo.
coLED0. D., May %. -Whes;-Closed
firm and dull; cash 77f@Slc; June 77ic;
July isle; August 79!c bid; September
sole. Corn-Q1iet; cash ana June 37ic;
July 38c; August 3SIc Oats Steady;
cash 3O3c. Receip's-Whest, 5000 bust
els, corn, &c, 900 bushels; OATS, 1000 bu'h-
els Shipments Wheat, 1000 bushels;
corn, 1900 bushels; oats, 10000 bushels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-31
MISS FOLSOM.
How the Prospective First Lady In the
Land Spent Yesterday.

How the Prospective First Lady In the
Land Spent Yesterday.
New YORK, May 29.-Miss Folsom had
breakfast With her mother and cousin ct
the Gilsey House this morning. She spent
the morning quietly resting and received
no callers. A great many invitations have
been received from prominent society peo-
pie in the city, but all have been kindly
declined. Mis- Folsom has not wholly re-
covered from the effect of the ocean voy-
age and the shock occasioned by
the intelligence of Col. Folsom's
death. The news was kept from
her until she was some FIVE hundred miles
out, and her cousin allowed her to See the
London papers. Miss Folsoms mother
went out for drive after breakfast with q
lady friend.
Mr.. Folsom drove to the Lenox hotel
soon after ward, and on hisreturn took Miss
Folsom out for drive. Tomorrow the
whole party will attend divine service at a
church not yet decided upon. President
Cleveland will arrive in this city Monday
to review the Decoration Day
parade, and it is thought Miss Folsom will
leave for Washington Monday evening.
Callers.
New YORK, May 29-Miss Cleveland call.
ed on Miss Folsom soon after noon to-day,
aud remained some time, and afterwards
left for Washington. Miss Folsom had
other callers during the afternoon, among
whom were Judge Mscomber. Several ar
lists and photographers called to get Miss
Folsom's picture but failed. In the after
noon Miss Folsom went out for drive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-31
A FAMILY REUNION.
Reunion of the Family of Judge Thomp-
son.
y D., n Sjy,,Iyy PsgjyIgr


son.
Spsit! 10 TIE Sunday Register.
PAREERSBURG, May "a reunion Of
the family and descendants of Judge Geo
W. Thompson and wife, of Wheeling, was
held in thus city last night The venerable
Judge had lived beyond the time allowed
By Natures law, having passed the 8Oth
mile post OF lie on the l4th day of May
last. This is tho first reunion of the
family since 1860, twenty six years since.
The following is list of The family present
Judge G. W. Thompson and wife, OF
Wheeling, W. Va.
Hon. J. n. Camden, wife and two chill
dreu, of Psrkersburg, W. Va
Col. w. P. Thompson, wife and three
children. of Cleveland. o.
Mrs. Sallie T. Bushfeld, of Colorado.
Col. Geo. W. Thompson, wife and FIVE
children. Of Parkersburg, W. Va.
D. s. Thompson, wife aud three children
of Parkersburg, W. Va
The particular occs,ion of the reunion
at this time is the approaching marriage o.
Miss Annie Camden, daughter OF Senator
Camden, 10 Lieut. Spillmau, OF the L. 5
Army.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-31
obstructions in the Ohio.

PARxEKssURG, W. Va, May 29-S5v'
ersl serious obstructious lie in the 0rio
rear the little Kanswhs, which pilots will
do we'll to remember. Ore Of these is a
sunken log or two opposite the wbaribOat,
near the Newport aide Another opposite
spd near the oil landing Of Newpor', in
the Ohio. A third, large tree or log at
the confluence of the two rivers, the latter
being almost directly in line OF approach
to the landing, while the fourth is sunk
en- tree or log opposite Dana's in the Ohio.
Several Of these dangerous obstruction'
anuesr now just above the water line.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-31
sNEEzlNG CATARRH.

The distressing sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, the acrid
watery discharges IRON the eyes and rose, the
painful Inflammation extending to the throat, the
swelling Of the mucous lining, causing choking
sensations, cough, ringing roisa, In the head and
splitting headactes,-hov familiar these symp-
toms ais to thousands vho suffer periodically from
bead colds or iDhuenzi, aad who live In Ignorance
Of the Tact that q single application OF SASFoRD's
RADICAL CURE FOR CArAEGH Will afford iastanid-
Reo,i rsli.f.
But this treatment in Cases Of simple Catarrh
gives but faint idea OF what this rene ~ will do
In the chronic forms, vher- the breathing is OBJ
structed by choking, pu;rld mucous sccumulations,
the hearing affected, smell and taste gone, throat
liberated and hacking cough gradually fastening
itself upon the dsb;litatei sstsm. Then IL Is that
the marvellous curative power Of SASFoRD's RAD.
IcAL CURE maniiests itself in instan 'aneous and
grateful relief ,IIe b,gins from the hrs; applca-
ton. Ii is rapid, radical, permanent, economical,
safe
SASFoSp'S RADICAL CURE consists Of one bottle
Of the RADICAL CURE, one box OF CATARRHAL
soLyESr, aad an lMPkovSD lsHALRR; price, 81.
Porter DRUG 4 CHEMICAL Co, BoSroS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-31
MaXWELL'S DEFENSE A LIE.
The Body OF tho Murdered Preller EN-
humed and Gives the Lie.

The Body OF tho Murdered Preller En-
humed and Gives the Lie.
ST. LOUIS. May 30 In the Maxwell
trial Yesterday several medical experts
we're examined in regard to the effect Of
chlOrotorm, showing that in its use by even
The most skilled physicisus death might re-
suit Nothing, however, calculated TO bene-
iii the prisoner, was elected. Il was shown
that it was not customary to use chloro-
form in cases of structure. The sxhumH-
ton Of The body of Preller, which, having
been embslmed, was found in an excellent
state OF pressf 9ation, resulted in finding
that he did rot have structure, and that the
testimony Of Brooks regarding the perform
iog CT an operation was false. There
seems little DOUBT now that the killing was
deliberate and premedrated, and that the
incentive vas robbery, pure ard simple.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-31
LIVE Stock.
wheeling.

The market this week was slow.
Messrs Hudson / Bsyhs furnish the fol-
ioping quotations
Cattle, 900 to LOO lbs stock 4l@i}c
per ID; 500 20 500 lbs. 4i@4!c per ID.
700 to 800 lbs. 3@33c per ID.
dogs-Market dull; 3!Gr4c aer ID.
Lsmbs-Good ct 4G96c per 10,
Caives-s3 9O@5 5u per head.
Sheep-23@ &c per ID.
Gast Liberty
EAST LIBERTY. May % Cattle - Re.
ceipts 475 head shipments 1854 head /;
nothinu dong all through shipments;
81 CARS shipped 10 New York to day.
Hogs-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
24OO hesd, market firm; Philadelphias
81 1904 Is; Workers 81 1904 70; IL
cars shipped to New York to-day.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; ship nents
1000 head; market firm at Fridays
prices.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, May 20 --The Droyer's jour
nal reports: Cattle-Receipts 900 head i;
shipments uOu5i WhThel riO" ou' otcodS )
shipping steers, 81 1901 60; stockeIs
and feeders 81 SCOT so; cows, bulls and
mixed 81 5O@l 90; bulk 81 GO@3 co.;
through Texas cattle 81 OC@3 -.
Eogs--Receipts $4,000 head; shipments
5000 head; market fairly active 5@lOc
lower; rough and mixed 81 1901 IS;
packing and shipping 81 0O@4 Is; light
weight 81 750l 10; skips s. so.
Sheep Receipts |, 200 head; shipments
none market SLOW and weak and shade
lower; natives 81 OO@+ so; TEXANS 81 90
as 90; l.mos per head 81 0O@3 Gj.
Cincinnati,
CINCINNATI, O, May % -Hogs-Steaiy
and unchanged; receipts 7Ol head; ship.
meuts 6,O32 head,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-31

To all who are suffering from the errors
ana indiscretions of youth, nervous weak.
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood etc, |
will send . receipt that will cure you, free
OF charge. This great remedy was dis
covered by a missionary In South Amer
lea. Send q selfaddresse1 envelope to
the Rev. Joseph T. Iumau, stasiouD, New
York City,