davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-21
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


COrFEF-Braz armer under rostrcts ofcr nys
moderate mand, ir cirzocs 80 n c -sles ypo
haas RIO Contracts steady unchanged Sales - -
bags. market closing az MAY. 7z5aI..e June 80
10; July 75pa155. August 7fOgI.i5; -eptemDet
OSoT So October 730a7.35 NOvember. 80 7.5ji
D.oember 500 Mid grades steady. saes 800 bags
Costa Rca 400 bags ~ hass MsTsca1o 100 bags
Domingo 72O bags Lsgulyrs 1000 bags 10 eH NA.sa
cis and 262 bags 10 ex Pl.lsd .pAia'
COTrON-spot Cotton ICE higher. c0sing nrn. ,aiHs
aS5 bales 35 last evening" lRciuing so bales i0f con-
sumption and 100 for export Port receipts tocy -5yl
baes against 4 = ls bales tbs day ge,l.
Quotations based the American sal arl OK c.-'NSSS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-21

PRovNCETowN, Mass, May 20. - The
ancient wreck raised By the Peaked H.A 1as
Life Saving station IL without dOaDt that o. the British
sxy..our-gun ship Somerset. which at the battle Of
Bunker IIiH covered the landing OF the English In
Charlerown In November, 1873. while chasing the
rrench hreL she was caught northeast = Iic and
driven a,nore Several her crew OF $50 were
n,1soned nm l0stou Her guns ana ammunition were
semi to tho Continental Army. large iragnent ~ the
wreck has deposited IN Memorial Hail. ny mouth.
T4OUGHTFULNESs OF A DEFA CLIEH.
pun .nrIpulA Nav 20 lSDecLdil "A. 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-21

party OF alleged Indians and cowboys have oecn en-
campei Tor several days at Jersey ave and
Jersey CITY They the management or NcFaus
Bill" who originally chrstenef william r. OnVer;
Nevada IA doing lucrative business IN the sac OF
alleged Indian medicine and the Indians and COWBOY
used Advertising medium Their costumes ana FeneI1
up modelled after the regulation description oil sucn
people IN ella Yesterday four Indians sa 70
he the far west but SUSPECTED OF LIVING On me Ia.
SIDE Of New York when AZ hOue. visited Nevada pm .
band large quantity 81 TIRE water OF the quality EiOHn
as Jersey lightning consumed. result Tie mol
broke and started out TO paint tho town To-
They hrst assaulted Nevada Bill and hs lieutenant anu
tlen the direction o. the hill, yelling and SHOUTING As
cau.ng and children 10 retreat 20 'hc
homes KOundsmsn Edwards and Policemen Nc Naiy anI
surrounded the yelling and TOOK teh
THIRD Precinct Ponce station The prisoners were
entered IN the Wah Wand alias Alexander the
Great. the Wind Fiutering Popia and Egg shu
they were locked up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-21

STAINED.

Goot Ordinary 81 Low fihhih'--' ---..-
Stict GOOdO nlrv f'tF Nlpiil- ~.
Futrres moderately active and firm IN -vGpat'f win
frru~ss m silver Nark-t opened a. an alNa1 To-
plnrs on OIL late months 4osis -teJ
1 10 n rl.u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-21

In state bonds Louisiana consol "A solt at 1873 or
cry bank stocks only New YORK Exchange 500 '1V q"
In railway bonds better aud well distributed demand
con.ols when will beg 10 draw interest juno
.arly active at o. as5os Missouri Kansas and Texas
genera - rose per cent to - Rome. Watertowl and
Ogde sburg - easier at 90 1139s Central
New-Jcrsey d-Denture % rose from - LD 1o2 80
-nore guaranteed A. were in demand ar 1929. Lake
shore hrsts sold up IA 70 l5-4 NeT- OK, c49,so
It. Louis hrss receipt, were steady a. *Vits5O
East tennessee virginia and Georgia consO % were u
= at %. ana income receipts we're steady Al
20. d-145- Richmond anu DAhVAo ooOehtuFes rose
= lo-. NewNork, slsq johanna ana " esern Ifsts
Limo. rose per cent to 40 p the seSonds ger ger
cent 90 sole; and hrsts. Western division. 3os
to 99 Memphis and cas,e S, sr'' ,9a At
Pac tc and Western So at l0sia and Terminal IS AT
per cent 20 1913, nut the incomes easier 80.
Denver and Rio Grente r's rose 10 49, cohso rece Pts
mss Pasluc goasO.s msI r. 10 @vde ar..
Rio Grande division. higher at 30 Tho Northern
paOllcs strong frs at - seconds at " ana
terminal IS az 1919 Oregon e. nr,I'
old a. lo3 and S. Louis aud san Francisco general rs
ne Treasury today gained s322li1 balance.
made mp by gains OF S3l2,29e coin aud $3.50 cur
roncy. Tie days operations covered. Receipts
aAces Of si2.9s9,4ls currency and $ls73l23s7 COIN
abundant call aud banks freely IN thst way oder
FUNDS per cent? the Closing quotation Is I2@- per
The Clearing House statement day as follows;
Exch,nges, 81, O49 44s balances. S3,457,4l0.
The United states Treasury at Warrington received
$4,000 National bank notes for redemption.
The customs receipts we're S7Jl,267 ahd tne Internal
revenue receipts S4o5.O
The foreign exchanges quiet and steady at quota
lions for business as follows Bankers bills - s6s
and - sJlI for long and short sterling respectively
s. 81. aud 5l4is francs S5Js Sud Sos for reich-
marks 4Oi4 ana 4OLo for glilders-
The governors Of the Bank OF England at their regular
wees Nv NEE ing to-day made change In tho banks
III imum rate Of dis cunt aud remains az per cent
Du.ing tie week tho bank gained tJ3,OOO bullion, and
The pronotlOn OF It's TO s Liabilities as raised
from 81 81 5l6 per cent, against 80 lilo per cent
M the Same caCe year. To-day the bank gained
10000 balance. The weekly statement or tne Bank
OF France shows OF Il OPS 900 francs gold and
loss OF :. 100000 francs silver At the London Stock
Exchange BRUSH cOnsOl- opened higher but reacted
AID closed At 1914 for money and lOl 1916 Tor ac-
count American rail Ways we're quiet anu Irregular
Central Opeuedof = per cent and recovered
l. While Lake shore steady generally prices closed
ttle better than last evening Bar silver recovered
al 10 4Jd per ounce gsh standard. At Paris French
Der cents declined 70 - 20.
The Ontario silver Mining Company has declared lts
one hundred divide nj o. 90 cents per share
tor SIS OOO payable AZ the Office OF Lognsnery 20,
Nus building, May %. Transfers Will close May -
Total Oh dividends ~ date, 9D4OO,OOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-21

The North Peer MINING Company Las levied al assess
p4eai y cents per share
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-21

gALgs At TIE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND FETRo--
LEUM EYCHANJE
STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-21

CLOsIyG PAICES OF CALIFORSIA sT0CA&
sAN FRANCisoO. May 20. ls76.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-21

FOR Other MsrSet 3spOrts sec s.x:A Page
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-23

Summer Session at Mt. LAKE PARK, Garnet, n,
ID, 6egin3!sE.S July U.s. at 1850 4, T., cosiS1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-23
RANpALL,s PosITIoN.
He Is not Frightened by MOrriSOn'S Threats
A Proposition.

A Proposition
PHILADELPHIA, June 2l.-The Wash
ington correspondent Of the Pre-" teIe-
graphs as follows: had an agreeable chat
to-day with Mr.. Randall at bis home de
expressed himself IS pleased the vote oil
Thursday, although he frankly said he
was sorry to be Obliged to divide his own
marty. With him, however, 1t was purely
a matter OF principle and he acted, as ne
believed. for the best interests Of the
country, and especially for the wage'Work
ers. He thought the industries oil the
country were even more gratihed at the
results than he was. In the course OF the
conversation he commented on the fact
that the State Of New York had, relatively
speaking, done better than PennsylV9l1la.
In view OF Thursdays vote we could no
longer speak OF Pennsylvania as the typl-
cal Protection State, 1t must now be
New York and Pennsylvania.
Itasked Mr.. Randall what his plans were
for the future. Would he present bill
Would he publish q ststement2 his re-
niles to these questions indicated that, toI
the moment at least, he was not prepared
10 publicly state what he would or would
not do. tits evident that to his mind the
time has not yet come to act, Still, be
talks with the air Of q man quite prepared
10 act when the moment comes. Tuesday
the Tariff bill will Cohe up again and prob
ably the iree-tradeTs will accept that az thf
final result. It Is not likely MI: Randall
willdoanything until stterthen. Inc Penn
sylyania leader is strongly intrenChed be,
hind the breastw0rks OF silence and viii
remain in position until the free traders
have got through with their talking
Should Mr., Randall decide to offer a bill
lto oblige the free traders, who eXpresi
suoh anxiety to see what he will propose
lthey will be none the happier for 1t anG
the tariff question will not be solved.
will All Mi, Morrison and his friends who
repregent the whisky ring II they viii
consent to bill based on the io1loWlnl
platform: -,
not contemplate a reduction OF interna
taxes.
| 3, That does not include exchange t
specific duties wherever necessary.
3, That does not include thorough
oyerhauling Of theadministrative branChe
Of it and the enactment Of laws 10 proven
naturalization. ,n,
i. No revision Of tho tariff that is mere
" reductiye and does not contemplate tn
advance ,of the rates OF duty onperhaps teI
important articles which are now, through
Treasury decisions and imperfect acts
bearing less rate Of duty than articles o
A liks character. For example, an advance
on tin plate, wire rods, sheet iron, tagger'
iron, cotton ties and worsted goods, put
ting them on the same footing as wooIel
goods. Unless Mr.. Morrison and tn
Kentucky free traders are prepared to &C
Cept al least some OF these propositions,
don't think 1t is worth while for MIR. Ran
dali and his friends to open the case o
samples or show his goods.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-23
No PreItIl for u seolarinn Conflict.

In his Edinburgh speech Mr. Gladstone
declared that II tho treaty Of Limerick
had been executed "lhe paat two hundred
wears would have told a erydillerent tale,
andthe indelible blot Of Disgrace which the
Judgment Of the civilized world has fixed
upon England would never have been
found to hully her brilliant and il'ustrlous
escutcheon." And Mr.. Gladstone added,
~ am sorry to say 1t was Protestant
bgOtry and national perGdy that tram
pied under foot the articles Of that treaty"
This is grand and manly avowal Of an
indisputable fact. But 1t Is more than
this. 1t Ia reminder that Protestant
bipotry, manipulated by shrewd charls-
tans, has again arisen to compel, II posi-
BILE, q continuation Of the national pertldy'
Churchill and Chamberlain threw on
fresh faggots and famed tho stnouldering
fires Of sectarianism until they produced
the Belfast disgrace.
But while they may mislead the
thoughtless and stimulate the blgoted,
they cannot twist the Home Rule Issue
into a sectarlan question. parnell is a
Protestant, Gladstone is lusty champion
Of Professionalism. Thousands Of Irish
Pedestrians are Nationalist, They are
enemies Of the empire, Of Ireland and Of
humanity who raise the seCtarian cry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-23
Ghe gRtelIigelrefr
WaIELINa, ". va, JUNE 49, 1886
The Doodle UsmpaIgu.

The enormity OF the fraud pelpsIraEeu
by the Doodle gang OF Ohio Democrats AZ
The elections two years ago is gradually
cropping out. The latest disclosure Is lhe
discovery Of evidence in regard to oHe OF
the doctored tally sheets oil Frankl'n
county. 1t has been ascerIained that lhe
sheet was stolen and taken to the pen'-
Tertiary where the msnipulators were
secure from all pTyiug eyes, The eternal
fitness OF things was exempIiheo IN 'n'S'
and it is pretty certain that the iorseis
will bs sent back to the scene Oh their
work for prolonged residence
The place selected for the work was
eminently appropriate andentirely worthy
of the criminals who sought to defeat the
will OF the people by altering the tally
sheet. At that time the penitentisry was
controlled by Hoadly's creatures, and
while the Governor himself may not have
been cognizant OF the ubiquitous Icheme
the transaction will nevertheless be stain
on his administration,
Every day or two disclosures are made
adding to the chain OF evidence thal
stamps the Doodle gang ~ one OF the most
yillsinous combinations in the politics oil
any age. The frauds are so glaring that
there is no longer any doubt that Senator
P4yue's seat in the United States Senate
was obtained by the corruption OF the
Legislature. The assertion that Mr. Payne
himself was not party to the corrupt
means employed for his election, does not
excuse the crime that was perpetTated.
ItMr. Payne 10 guiltess of any knowl'
edge concerning the methods Of his friends
1t may relieve his name Of the stigma that
will forever attach itself to the Democratic
party OF Ohio, but the innocence 10 pro-
iesses Is not one Of the least interesting
features OF this monumental fraud.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-23
The Woman In he Case.

The schools and colleges are able to put
some book.learning into their students;
but II they arc trying to educate their
prejudices out Of them they are having
a hard time Of 1t. The latest asre.up is at
Dickinson College, where out Of q junior
class OF thirty, nearly all Of whom were
fairly promising candidates for the oratorl'
cal prize, only three competed. OF these
three one was young woman, who
proved to be a veritable apple Of discord.
Not content with showing their dlSap.
proyal by declining 10 take part in the
performance, the college men greeted the
young woman with Kisses, yells, torpedoes
and tlre.Crackers. On tho outside they
tangled the college bell for ten minutes;
oil this TO confuse the speaker and pre-.
vent the audience from hearing But
Miss Young America went on with her
Grafton, achieved a notable triumph and
will probably get the gold medal. II she
doesn't get the first prize medal for ora.
tory she ought to get medal for pluck.
Everybody will understand what 10 the
matter with the young men Of DiCkin.
son. They regard women as the weaker
vessel. They are persuaded that she
lacks the intelligence 10 enable her to
learn. They know that Bhe cannot hold
her own among men. They shrink from
seeing her enter into unequal competi.
ton with the sterner sex. They regret
that che Is 80 abandoned as to unse1 her.
self and contest a college honor.
Put hertz darning stockings, doing the
family cooking, scrubbing tue doorstepS
or carrying up the coal, they will look
kindly on her, for she Ia moving nobly In
woman's sphere. Seat her at the piano,
let her MARBLE Italian sonVr Of which she
doesn't understand word, reveal her In
the cleaning trying to solve the mysteries
Of chewing gum, dress her in a long train,
hiRh.heeled shoes and low.heeled cor.
sage, forbid her 10 talk anything but the
smallest Of small-talk, and they will swear
BY their boards that she Is an angel. The
young men OF Dickinson mean we'll, but
they have long ears.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-23
BIs Reason.

lrkGns1lB TTdtClcr'
A jury composed Of eleven business
men and an old fellow from across the
creek retired to the jury room. The fore
man, when selected, remarked that he
thought the prisoner ought to be sent to
the penitentiary for five years.
THAT amt long enough" said the old
fellow. "Let's put 1t on him fur ten"
40, no, that won't do"
avail, them" stretching himself out on
a bench, "I'm with yer.
"What, you going to hang the jury"
"That's about it."
"My dear sir, we are anxious to get back
10 our business"
"'Then send him up for ten."
"But that would DO a great injustice"
"Then squat and make yourselves com.
Portable"
'Elave you any special reason why the
prisoner should 60 up for ten years."
"Think l have" throwing qutd oil
tobacco at the spittoon.
"Will you please name III"
ayes fur it won't take mo long. He Is
my son.in.law, an l have been supporEin'
him ever since he was married."
He went up for ten years.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-23
PLANNERS Next to Morals.

r. ". HigOiaSOn IN Hdrpcr's Bd=ar
Many an ardent and jealous young re-
former offends the very world he ia burn
ing to reform when he refuses TO meet it
with some slight compliance; as Felix
Holt, in George Eliot'B story, was willing
to die for the improvement OF society, but
could by no means consent to wear a
Cravat for its sake. Manners come next
to morals, not alone because they help
Us to make the world pleasanter and thus
render life easier to all around us, but also
because they afford q key to those greater
successes and usefulness for which oil
generous persons long. And their domain
goes beyond this world, for, II the utmost
saint makes himself personally repnlsive,
he so far dimlnishes our desire 10 meet
him in any land OF pure delights. Miss
Edgeworth says, in "Helen," that any one
who makes goodness disagreeable commits
high treason against virtue; and remem-
Der how elevated doctrine 1t seemed to
me when l heard one Of my ignorant
black sergeants say, in a prayer acct
dentally overheard: "Let me 30 live dat
when I die may hAb manners, dat 1may
know what to say when see my heabenly
Lord ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-23
Legal Assistance.

EsslliAs Bell.
81 sent you an account Of s25 for Gollec;;
ton said man coming into the once Of
a Dakota lawyer,
"Yes, you did" -,
"What success have you hRdY
"Sued him last week and got it." 4,
"That's good. Give me the money and
tell me the amount Of your lees and l will
MY fees are $50. Ihsye you credited
for the $25 collected-pay nae another so
and wen be square" I.
"Whatw gasped the man. u don't
see where | make anything by collecting
the debt"
"No1hing, my dear sir, from a money
point OF view, but you have the satistac'
ton Of knowing that a dishonest man has
been brought to justice! You can use use
your own pleasure about paying the SD
now; l took the precaution TO begin 9
suit against you for the amount this
morning."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-23
MT. De GHAATAL ACADEMY,
NEAR WHEELING. ". VA.

The thIrty'eIghth year Of this wel.kuown Ac,d,
envy, under the charge Of the Visitation Nm,
opens on tho hrSt Monday Of September next ana
continues ten months,
Pupils received at any time In the session.
Those who dehlre TO place their daughter in an
Institution atOrdIng exceptional advantage IN
The way OF heallhIul aud delightful location, or.
cellent board, thorough discipline aud instruction
At the hands OF lie long teachers, in every depsh
ment Of icmRlO education, including the modem
languages and music, should send l1r catalogue
OF this school. Address,
Directress OF the Academy ofthe Visitation.
MT. De CIIANTAL,
anO6nIw Hnar Whs,iI,r u a.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-23
Fourth of Iplr on lhs u. s O.

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com:
pany will sell round trip tickets to and
from all stations on Its Trans-Ohio DiyiI;,
sions, including Pittsburgh, and TO al
points on the Columbus 4 Cincinnati Mid
land railroad, including Cincinnati at one
fare for the round trip.
These tickets will be good going July 3
A and 5, and will be good returning until
July q, inclusive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-23

IN The TACT that BensOn's Capciuo PiasteEs arc
widely Initiated that cheap and worthless Plast'
ers with names Of similar sound, and similar Hp'
pearauce In type are freely offered lOrsale. AFtL'
Giles Of great and original merit always have TO
compete with trashy limitations. But Us lhey be-
come known they die out through deserved neg
leCt, Meanwhile we warn the public against the
SO.callgd "Capslcum," "CaPlcin," "CapuCln,'
and "Cap,i iIe'' plastes, whether "Bent9nS,n,
"BlrtUni," or otherwise They have no medlcin4l
or curative virtues whatever, aud arc made 10 sell
on the reputation OF Benson's. When purchh lug
ask for BensOn's, deal with respectable druggists
only, ami you cannot be deceived, The genuine
has the 'ihTeo Seals" trademark on the cloth aud
the word "CspCinG' cut 10 tho centre leA.SM4s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-23
1mn,notrnhls Armor.

Pdlt ltait Ga:.iis.
The latest victory in the long.drawn
match between the gun and the artnor
plate has been scored In favor OF tho armor.
At SpeSEia German chilled steel armor
plate, i've feet nine inches In thickness,
weighing 100 tons, was fixed against the
face OF the cliff and battered with chilled
Bhot from the l00.ton gun. A thunder
bolt Weighing almost exactly a ton was
hurled against the face Of the plate by the
explosion Of seven aud q half hundred.
weight Of powder without produCiHg more
than a slight identatlon and some ttifling
cracks. Three shots failed 10 make any
serious impression on the plute, which
has thus come of victor In the struggle.
II would seem that no shot yet invented
will 10 through six feet Of chilled steel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-23

CONVENIENT, pleasant, and certain In
their results, are Acker's Dyspepsia Tab.
lets. Recommended by physicians and
endorsed by all who have used them, The
best remedy for Dyspepsia, FlatulenCy
and Constipation. Guaranteed, and sold
at 26c by Logan & Co. and CHARLES Menke.
mellAf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-23
Pretty Rank for Hot weather.


Tt1aS Stringa
"Going to Europe this season."
"Yes."
"By what line2"
"By the hotel keepers line"
"Neyer heard Of that limo BEFORE"
"The lnn.man, don't you seeP"
every good but you used to be sailor
yourself didn't your"
"Yes, am an old tar"
"Then why don'tyou take Whitse's Tar
at was only a 'Cunard was giving you,
anyhow"
Theresa Vera good ship on the North
German line"
"Yeg, and you can get Fulda's you please
on one Of Lloyd's boats, but for general
company"
"Yoq prefer la Compasnio Generate, Of
course"
"ol course It's French, you know"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-23
DIED.

FREESR-On Tuesday, June p, 1855, at l O'Clock
A. u, Isaac FREEsE, In the 7hh year Of his ago,
Funeral will lake place from his late residence,
No 1903 ChapIiue street, this afternoon At o'clock
Friends Of tho family are iavlIGi to attend. lR'
tpFnant at ppnInSIlln Cemetery,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-23
MARRIED.

BgRTsCHY WILLIAMS on Tuesday, June q,
lssG, At the parsonage Of the 81 James Lutheran
Church, by Rev, A ". WerdeF, MT LOUIS bERtsCHI
cards,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-23
DiVd from lbjurIsS.

Correspondence of tR inteltaeoer'
DoBBtS, W. VA, June 2l..-John Nc;
Cllster, the man injured at the lath mill
here on Friday last, died Saturday at $3.50
i. M A post morten held by Doctors
johnson and ToCum showed the ascend'
Ing colon 10 have been fupluted, hole
about the size Of silver quarter was found,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-23
9peeiai noticrS,

BITsi-Aii Fits stopped Tree By Dt, Kllne'i Great
Nerve ReSlofef, No Fits alter hnt days uso, Mar.
Veous cures. Treatise and q % trial bottle lice 10
TlIcSos. send 70 d. Kline, ~ Arch IL, PhllA n,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-23

MANY Of the good things Of this lie are
sortowiully let alone on account Of Dys-
pepsia, Ackef's Dyspepsia Tablets will
cure Dyspepsia, indigestion and Oonsti.
patton sold on a positive guarantee at %
and 90 cents, by Logan L %. and Charles
MpnkemAlleT,