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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-08
The OnlT Remedy
Fp.
Contagious Blood Poison.

w- 2. n AIaras. Union, South Carolina,
Writes Twas ar'lnrei with a terrible Ease
t.'bHl pplsnu fDr uhnlt thirteen months. !
rs sfrratFi by the best physicians, anu useu
sa-..g, kinds % remedies, out retClNtu ~
.5H--lu;.l RELIEF. finally tried the swift
N,r-.lc, n anUut four bottles cured me
.ut and WE'LL
r.IR 81. Klrser, editor and proprietor OF
ir Opr.IN2, Ala, Tines, under date OF
August d. .SNs. writes. When WAS
Young Ul,u. through indlSCredon, con
.e-..at (. disease which has stuck To-
Me- rr wears. some hye or six years
sa.e | was troubled with pains, So as 10
make ir difficult for mC % walk. having
l.s.r'lsgI thg - S. y. IN uIy paper for several
'"..rl NnnrtrinTt | Would Try u In SO !
.rr. wts Nuy efficacy In the medicine. l
wwHrneI g,iUg % according 70 directions
nt r-s-l half dozen bottles. Was once az
say 'ia-tHn and. getting leIt, waAeL Ihe
sswa miles anil hayU never felt any return
q fnH..l u.allly. After experiencing lhe
,ral pTrrsS | must SIy l am satisfied WIN
d. result. lam sixty ylSht NearspL axe anu
.i.sl unE IKE a young man anu can 80 70
mo- etse when necessary SNu SCI W Lt9nlsN
mniEht thousand ems without n neon
s"'.-ucc. 1 send YOU this without soIclta
W. wosh'. 2l North Avenue, Chicago,
...rsa.'r chime -, .>7. writes; 'ldeelh
'wr duty tn thank YOU COR the cure | "
..vnI from your excellent medicine. Icon
~-a.sntl very severe case ~ blood poison
as anr.t TWO years go. Hearing OF your
HH ...lH, I went % 0urug store, the pro
.-..r- ~ which persuaded me {" buy a
.-rulrat.ru q his own, which he said was
fvE-a .,r. [ uSei six bottles NJ his stun
s"i grew worse al tie time. At last l got
..ssse l gal lrsplIrrl 81 a cure, | met q
.r.i WHO told mo that Your medicine hau
s.rst him. went 10 the same druggist
fs.EaDt demanded ypur medicine. He re
OIL. 'Ar-.v >Dll me twelve bottles, and l am
T1v perfectly cured. I write this for the
'"1''t % sufferers, On prevent Their being
rrrtr@t by false representations ltEanN
'rt ts'.u for the beughJ derived from yOur
medicine"
Dr. }. y. Cheney, q prominent physician,
residing N ElsvUlr Schlry County. George
EaIe.t-r rPrOuutiDg the tutallible success
te has In curing contagious blood poison
.1>rS IN bis extensive practice, writes
iaHs" who know IN" almost lneVltaDle,
-lagCDr,y dangerous effects 81 mercury
VIII TnuH your discovery or s. as d
H"nfH humanity. The medical profession,
always Way Z proprietary medicines. i
ming sI0wl, AMI 20 some cases secTetil'
..En G-r NJ $. ~ 81. en- cases or bIOON us
'-'"- f' ruur-H Be- medicine thar CUI'S
I..sn-.'~ IN if> worst lorna wusc purify the
'.a. nf'Fgrg disorder
Treatise % Rlngt Agt skin Diseases mailed
TIE. tits SWIFT >gErIFTr Co,
uraWyC& Atlanta, VA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-08
PUBLIC SALE.

FARM OF 500 ACRES 49, RODS, sITUAT'
q cd on the north branch Of Hughes River,
five miles northeast from the town of PennsDoro
ION the B. Il q. K. R., Richie county, West VIZ.
ginia: COO acres improved, $50 acres III grass. ~
acres in cultivation, balance good timber, over
100 acres fine bottom land, balance good up
land Three bearing orchards, small vineyard,
and other small fruits. " story frame dwell
der II; gooi well of water ri the door; good
granaricS and stalls for twelve horses, good
double frame com crib with wagon shed;
buggy house, scales, IL number of tenant ana
tobacco houses. Three creeks of lasting water
running through the farm, besides numerous
small branches, springs ana wells. situated In
good neighbOrhoOd, and on agoOd ROAD; conven'
lent 10 store. steam mill, school and churches
This iSa very desirable rs well n. a valuable
farm for general farming. Also a splendid stock
farm for either sheep, cattle or horses, and can
not be eXcclled for q dairy farm. IL could be Ill,
yided into several small farms with plenty OF
good water and timber on each one. ! Will sell
all or u portion Of the sos acres 1872 rods at pri'
vate sale between this time and the
Second Day OF April. 1883.
TERMS OF PUBLIC SALE-One half the purchase
moucy cash In hand. the residu N twelve
months from date OF sale, with 6 per cent inter.
est from date, and | retain Il lien upon the land
as surety for the deferred payments. Will sell in
small tracts at public sale.
For further particulars call on the undersigned
residing on the farm, or address! him by letter,
pennsboro, Richie county, West Virginia.
ia5eGdug-b SIMON LANTZ.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-08
MI OF THE WORST CASES

..rsvr been selling your Cuticura Remedies
We mi have the hrSt complaint yet 10 re-
.-!s ,, n rlrchaser. one Of the worst cases
Ig'S ever saw WAS cured by the use OF
q. ,,.- - Of CltlrIrs ReSOlyent, Cuticura' ana
re -,rtp. The soap takes the cake here
s@s TAYLOR TAYLOR, Druggists,
Frankfort, Kan.
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gUGDAVg.

Leave the City 4: SOC u. L.. and rIG every hour
unui 800 .. N.
Lave Wheeling Park a. 9eo \. n, Sld run
egcry hour until iOfe ?. n, except Church
which will leave the Park at S:&5 a NJ
Cry a. l2lu p IL.
&. HIRSCH,
91periutCudrrt
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.beelin9 Register
ErarsIsrs' Guids.

4 RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
y EXPLANATION OF REFERENCE MAgEs. rinIy.
tSunGay executed TM0HdSy exeep.sJ sSun-
day only. saturday excepted.-75 Meridian.
November ~, 1851. Wheeling time, which Is
inst one hour earlier than Central Tine:
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.rrnrrLnTs. %INHERITEp,

..,r--r.1r, LIumors. with Loss OF HAIR, and
A.. .-,,,f the ~kiu, are positively cured by
=. AMI Cul.rU-a ~OaPeNteTnaIIy, aRd CUT
r.-,..gat informally, when all other med
..4s..1yh.-e. Price, CUTICURA, SOC; SOAP,
~. vgSr. q. Prepared by the PorrER
Isr5 All. HSn.yN Al To-; Bos'opa Mas ass. - s,
q" fra>.-s.0uS. AMI 100 testimonials.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-08
FURS.
wheeling.

WHEELING, February T..
No l black skunk 90caSl 90; No. 2 do
50a6Oc; small striped skunk 25a30c; long do
l0a15c; No. l Raccoon 6Oa75c; Mo- do
40a50c; No. 8 do l0al5c; No. l muskrat
l0a13c; No. / oppossum 15a25c; No. 2 do
10a15c; No. 3 do 5a10c; mink, 20a40c; red
fox S0caS1 90; gray fox 70aS0c. The
above prices are for prime skins only.
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STATEs-Dull and steady.

FsllEN, tNlADVlN. H.s ~
FOurg.and.a-halG Il, Registered ...,.."......"".l06A
FCury-api-R-haf, COupOnS."...""".-..-.."lGt2I
Pacific Skies OF 1890 ......."~". --.".....,"""l-O
SrATEs-Dull and steady.
ADMINISTRATIVE; sales 1854, COG.
SToCKs-To-day' stock market was the
most uuirterestipg one Tor many days, but
IL was remarkable for the decided strength
disolsyed in the face of q flood of untavor-
able stories, which ordinarily would have
caused a marked depression. The opening
was made at advances extending to : per
cent. On q very dull market. and further
fractional advances were made in tie first
hour, with Wheeling and Lake Erie the
only prominent feature. The dizziness
steadily grew more intense until after de-
livery hour, after II O'Clock, and prices
we're rather heavy, most Of the early aC-
varcrs being ~ueutralized, Int the close was
STEADY. though very dull, at close to the
opening figures. Closing prices are some
What irregular, but generally higher-but
for fractions only. Sales, ll3, lS9 shares.
Quotations closed bid rs follows:
AdaIQs Expresa l40; American Express
lU7l: Canals Pacific 56l; Central Pacific
SOL; Chesapeake and Ohio 81; do preferred
nrifA 80 IN ScCOuuS OF SLRCaSO olO AVN
l3S: Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 1917;
Delaware aud Hudson 1905; Delaware,
Lactqwapna AID Western, 1893; Denver
AMI RIO Grande, 2l!; Erie, q; do pre-
ferred 60; 1t. Wayne, 1929; Illinois
Central, 40; Lake Shore, 9ll; Michigan
Central, 50; Minneapolis and st. Louis
s.; do preferred, u; Missouri Pacific,
$50; Northern Pacific. pit; do preferred
As; Chicago and Northwestern, 1913; do
PREFERRED l43; New YORK Central, 1865;
OREGON Trcuscontinontal, 2lS; Pacific
Msil, 35i; PEORIA, D. & E. 1913; Pittsburg
l55; Pullman Palsca Car 14l3; Reading,
65l; Rock Island, 1921; st. Lonis and
San Francisco, 35; do preferred, rs; first
preferred, 112!; ST. PauI, minneapolis and
Manitoba, l1I1; st. Paul and Omaha, SGT;
DO preferred 1916; Texaa Pacific. 25!i Union
Pacific 553; United States Express III;
Wf7ss-u Ucinn To'sGrapN 1S5.
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Boston.

Boston, February 7.-Wool-Steady;
Ohio ard Pennsylvania extra tleeces 30a
Sic; XXX 31a32c; XX and above S2a33lc;
No. l S5c; Michigan extra 2Sa30c; pulled
woods 30a37c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-08

Virginia Ky and above Sic; X SOC;
medium SIC; coarse Bic; New York, Michi.
gan, Indiana and Western fine o. X and
Xxx CSC; medium Sec; coarse 35c; fine
washed delaine, Y and XX 34aS5c; medi,
um washed combing and delane 37a3Sc;
coarse do, 36a37c; Canada washed
combing 35a36c; tub washed choice 37a43c;
medium unwashed, combing and delaine
21a29c.
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D., Z. & c. RAILROAD.

q, L. & &. RAILROAD.
Bellsire aud GAINESVILLE through passenger train
leaves Bellaire ~ $40 q, NJ, arrives at Bellairc At
400 p. m.
WOods6eld passenger train caves BellsiFe a.
40 D. m, arrives At BeuGtre at $40 8. N.
SumrnCrield Accommodation leaves Bellair Al
100 D. m, arrives Rt BGllairs at l0:45 =. n.
All trains daily e~XceptSunGsy. Central Stand.
ard Time from Bellaire.
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CLEVELAND d prTTsBUge 4 X

Under schedule in ehect January n, pps. tails
leave Br,dsepot, one, CenILl standard Iins
D. nc. For Pittsburgh. 1917 q N. For Wslif-
Vile, +it p. N. Far sL~subonyiIs, si3 T. n.
For Martin, Ferry, 6S 4 m. Trains arrive %
"a ?. m 5<3 o. N snd ~ ? m. nJi7
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Through tickets and baggage checked 10 al
points. W. !. ROBINSON,
General Passenger Agent,
Pnrkeryburg, ". Va.
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"HKEIINQ AND ELM GROVE Z. z.
On and Star Monday, October 81, 1857, Trains
oR the wheeling ana Elm Grove r. r, viii run a.
fOllOWa.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

MONEY = I-2a3 Per Cent.-Governments
Dull and steady-.stocks OuII-Flour
Quiet and Unchanged -Whoat Lower
New YORK, February Money on
call easy at 23a3 per cent. last loan % per
cent. closed offered ct p per cent; prime
mercantile paper 5a7 per cent. sterling
exchange duh but steady at 4S3fa4S5i.
.:OyEESMEETa-Dull and steady.
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DTTTsBURG, CINCINNATI AND 81.
IOuIH RAILROAD co.

pan Handle Houte.) Undar IchsduIe In cfeo
May I'D, lS7, Trains leave wheeling, p
tzaf standard Time: Yor s~teuhenville and Pitts.
burgh, Go a. m, l225 p. m, s20 p. N. Ios
s,eubcnviIlo, sos r. II. The 6:8 m. and
los D. m. uans Irakc direct oDnnoruoa ks
Columbus, Cincinnati. IndianspOlis and Chicago.
The 1928 D. m. train makes direct connection
for Columbus and Chicago. Trains srfvs n
wheeling ct si5 q. ~, max .. N, AS p. m. and
500 %. m. myI7
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, O., February Wheat
Active and lower; cash ~84!as5ic; May site;
July S53c. Coru-Active and easier; cash
5Otc; May $50. OAts-Quiet; May 34fc.
Glover Seed-Active and firm; cash $4073;
April 81 10.
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LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling

IUhSDAf, reDIudIy z.
The cattle market this week was fair,
with prices unchanged from last week. The
hog market wa brisk, with prices the
same. Messrs. Hudson & Bayba furnish
the following quotations:
Csttle-l,OO0 to LOO lbs stock 34a4c
per h.; 800 to 9OOlbs. 3!a3ic. per h.; 700
to 800 lbs. 3a34c. per II.
Hogs-Market active; 5a5fc per ID.
Lambs-Gcod at 4a5c per ID.
Calves-3a5c per Ii.
sheep-S to 4ic per Id.
Baltimore Live stock Market.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-08

w the undersigned Banks sli Bankers will
"a; a.! Prizes irswE In The Louisiana state lot
,erics which may H. preHented al our I"unlers
&. Il. 9GLESBY, Pres. Louisiana Nail Bant,
PIERRE LAskUX. Pres. Ststc Nail bpnk
A. BALDWIN, Pres New Orleans Satl Rank
CARL EaHN, Priest. Union National Rank
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-08

HHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
Tim2 table taking effect DECEMBER II. 49,,
Passenger trains will nun a. f~oll0wt-CcrtrAl
time:
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.pr - ~..sckaead- chapped and oily skin
-.- - ay ,yv.CvEA INDICATED SOAR.
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.:OyEESNEETa-Dull and steady.
Mohave County miner., 1888-05-05
Wanted an Easy Chair.

A Nashville furniture dealer tells a lit,
tie story that shows how some people are
constituted. A lady ordered an elegant
easy chair Of peculiar kind IL was
made and sent 10 her house. She exam
ined 1t carefully and critically, finally re-
marking that IT suited her exactly, with
one exception---jt was too soft She hal
the man take the chair back to he made
tride harder. The chair was returned
TO the store aud put aside. Nothing was
done to &C. After the LAPSE OF about n
week the chair was sent ont again. The
woman again examined st, and this time
the chair was too barYi, She was sorry,
but when she paid so much to get an
article for her own comfort she wanted
1t abont right, so she sent IL back TO the
store for another change The chair was
again put inside for week or ten days
and sent out for the third time without
having particle Of change made. This
time it was just right. She took the
chair, paid for it, and was sorry IL had
not suited her at first. The poor woman
never knew that the chair had not been
changed particle. Chicago News.
Mohave County miner., 1888-05-05
rrenehm.n Not ON Their Mu.c,..

The Frenchman cares little to contest in
anything where mere muscular ability is
at an advantage, says a Partisan visitor
He pursues sport as he does art--striving
to develop its fine points, aiming TO be-
come expert and admiring only the skill
that may be attained in the exercise. We
have no such thing as national game,
nothing that approaches to your baseball
or polo, or the English cricket. Sport
with US means, as rule, horse racing,
and undoubtedly our jockeys, OF whom
we think highly, would compare favor
ably with the best TINT this country
knows. The exercise that really occupies
our attention as a national Institution Is
fencing, and that probably arises from the
military character Of the national life.
Much Of the energy that the American
youth puts into play and physical contests
III absorbed by the government In recruit
ing the army. Here the boys Of the vii
iage have 70. provide their own amuse-
Inents, their own exercises, and have to
depend upon themselves for acquiring the
discipline that Is 30 essential TO really sue
cessful sport. With us the government
provides the exercise and the discipline,
and il the young man can get any ainuse-
out OF IL so much.the better for them. 1t
is the next war that Is always uppermost
In every Frenchman's mind. New York
Cor. Philadelphia Times.
Mohave County miner., 1888-05-05
Arizona Postomces.

A, denotes u. s. Money Order office; l.
international Money Order Office; X, Wells
Fargo's Express Office. This list is correct
ed inonthly.
YAyAPAI CoUATr---Agua Fria Valley. Alex.
andra. Antelope Valley, Ash Fork, X, Big
Bug bed Rook), Bradshaw, Bueno, Bum
BILE Bee. Camp Verde, Chalender. Cherry,
Chino, Cienoga, flagstaff, X, Gillett, Has.
sayampas, HoweIls, Jerome, Juniper, Lees
Ferry, Mayer, Meesville. Payson, Prescott,
AK, Simmons, Stanton, Stoddard. Tip
Top. Walker, Walnut Grove. Williams x.
PIMA CousrY-Allen. American Flag, Ari-
yaca, C,labasas X, Crittenden K, Dosert,
Esperanza, Greaterville. Harahaw, Nogales
X, 0ro Blanco, Pantano \, Ouiiotoa, Red
ington, Sahuarita, Total Wreck, Tubac, Tue.
son 4 TX, Washington.
GuA CousTY-Armer, Globe A x, Pio-
neer X, San Carlos, Tonto.
MoHAvE CoUsTr-Aubrsy, Breon, Hack.
berry I. Henning, Bingman Z, Mineral Park
A, Mstave City. Powell tNeedles), Signal.
SOCHI&E sIOUNI1---HcuSOu H. DtoDCos S6snF Y
Hpachuca A. Charleston Z, Contention 4
Dos Cabezas Z, Dragon 4, Fairbanks (,
Fort Bowie (Apache Pass 4, Ochoayilie,
St. David, Tombstone :, Tres Alirnos,
Wilcox (Maley) Ak.
GRAHAM CouxTI-Bonita, Clifton A <,
Duncan (Purdy) Z, Dunlap, Fort Grant.
Fort Thomas, Morenei, Pima. Stafford, Sol
omonville.
PMaL CoUSrY--Butte, Casa Grande Z,
DudleyvilIs, Florence 4, Manly7ille, Mari
oopa Z, MesaviDe, Picacho, Pinal Z. River
aide, Sacaton, Silver King A.
YUMA CoUsII-CentenniaI (TIamosa).
Clip, Ehrenberg, Nortons, Parker, Yuma
AK. s-.-- a. ~
ArAcHE CoUsTx--Erastus, Fort Apache,
Holbrook K, Keams Canyon, Eutroso, St.
Johns A, st. Joseph, show Low, Snowflake,
sprinserville, Sunset, Taylor, Winslow,
woodruff.
MAR ocPA CoUyrY--Gila Bend Z, Hayden,
Lehi. lfcDovell, Phenix 4, Sentinel, Tenn
pei H syden) A, vulture Z, Wiokenburg.
RxslxDflx ERyATIon-Fors Defiance.
Mohave County miner., 1888-05-05
Foa ARnYTEAEspoa.

DIGPOSAL5 FOR ARMY TEANsPOR.
l. TATiOS. Headqaafters Department
of Arizona, Office Chief Quarterrpastpr, Los
angeles. Cal, March 20, I5SS.--iSeaIad pro-
posals will be received az this office until
II q. M, MONDAY, tprii 20 1888. and
opened immediately thereafter in the pres.
wagon, Of military supplies daring the
fiscal year ending June 20, 1889, on routes
in the Department OF Arizona, as fellows:
RoUTE No. I.--FrUn Whippie barracks, A.
T., 10 Fort Verde. a. 4. ROUTE No. 2.--
Frofu such Shipping post on the line of the
Maricrpa and Pbtnlix Railroad as tl1s bid.
der nav elect, g., Fort aoI}Hwe.l, A. II.
kouTg 10 @.-From such .i.ipging poin, on
the line II the s l.. II. II EE the bidder may
eject. 70 Forts BnTia. Grant and Taomas,
.nd situ Carlos. A. 8. HoUrE No. 5.--From
Holbro2k. 4. T.. 10 Fort ipsche. A. T..
ROUTE NJ. 5.-Erotl Tcesgn. A. T., 10 Fort
Lowell, A. T.. RoUrx No 6.--froH Eua.
chuciI Starion, A. T. 10 fVrt Eua2hnca. A.
Il. RouTE No. 7.--From Lava, y. M. to
Fort Stanton, y. NJ. RGuTg No. S.--From
Watrous, N. ~, TO Fort Union, n. M.
RoUrE No. o. From Winrats, N. NJ, to
Fort Wingafe, ". VI. RoUFg No Io.--From
Silver City, N. NJ. TO Fort Bayard, N. M.
RoUry No. Il.-From Railroad Station at
Santa Fe, N. NJ, 10 Fort Marcy, N. NJ.
specifications. general instructions 10 bid
dsrs and blank forms Of proposal will DO
furnished on application TO this Office. or to
the Assistant Quartermaster, at Tucson. A.
r., or Santa Fe, N. NJ. A. S. kIMBALL,
QusrterJnaster u. s. A., Chief Quarter
master. 20
Mohave County miner., 1888-05-05
SHIFTING At pausslc ACID.
Coroncr Tinds Ont How the Quiekess
of all Po:sans Works.

A Coroncr Tinda Out How the Quickess
Of AL Po:sons works.
Deputy Coroner Scholer, who narrowly
escaped death recently from shifting at the
bottle from which Miss Mary Van Or,icn
had drunk prussic acid and died. told a
reporter about IT,
he said, "was DIR. 3. r Terriberry. We
had been told that Miss Van Oryicn
was IN the habit Of taking morphine, and
as had not yet been told that she had
bought pFuss!c acid, I supposed ! was
going TO smell OF Majcndie's solution. J
passed the vial We found back and forth
under my nose three or four times Gnd
got q good sniff Of the acii. 1t las a
sweet, almond flavor, pungent and not at
all disagreeable. Then passed the bottle
to Dr. Terriberry, and he took sniff. ]
noticed that he was growing pale. Then
began 10 feel faint aud weak myself.
DIR. Terriberry and l clu,ched each
other aud reeled. Either would have
fallen without the support OF the. ether Z
held on to him and called for fresh air.
We were led to the door aud down two o.
three flights Of stairs. It was with IN,
greatest difficulty tha: drew my breath
Ny consciousness was perfect, hut | haa
no control OK my arms or hands or OF my
lower limbs. When tried to step rased
my foot two feet from the ground. ard
when tried to feel Of my pulse / could
not use my hands. noticed that the blood
had left the finger nails and that my
hands were white as chalk. All through
my body IL seemed as though tho blood
were driving toward my heart. How /
got to the drug store at Ninth avenue ard
Forty-efgbth stree. / don't know. A
young man there said sulphatc OF mag
nesia was an antidote for prussic acid. but
1t isn't. / took the dose, however. and
then WIS led to the Forty-seventh street
police station. Capt. Killilea prescribed
brandy, and as be believes in large doses.
he gave me SO much that I WIS drunk
after taking IT. told Capt Kiililea OF my
difficulty In bresthing, and told him how
TO move my arms up and down. He
lifted window IN the police station and
worked my arms like pump for long
time, causing an artificial movement OF
the ribs.
Then j was taken 10 the Roosevelt
hospital, and physician gave me dose
OF carbonate OF ammonia. In two hours
felt better and came home. / have
been very weak since. IL seems as
though had no marrow Ia my bones.
have been requested TO write statement
OF the experience for medical journal,
and think ] shall do So DR.. Terri
berry told me today that he has
been very sick. He was tormensed
by the most frightfui nightmares when he
tried to sleep. didn't have . night
mare, perhaps, because OF the brandy
New York Sun.
Mohave County miner., 1888-05-05
4 WINTER ELF.

Too Grid II was 10 ride OF walk:
iittis elf swung on q ynarigoid stalk,
The marixoid flowers were fallen and dad,
The ninrigoid flowers were shrouded in snow,
bitter wind rushed TO and fro,
And sIl the violets were abed.
The little elf's nose was sorry and blue,
But the little elfs self was jolly all through;
And tls he swung from side 20 side,
He sang his song with an air Of pride:
"Out o. the wool o. the chestnut buds
Ny Minnie spun my ho~e and jerkin;
U a bats wing made my cloak, 80.
Warm enough TO wrap a Turk In; ,.E<
Line,i them all with thistle down, ~
Gathered when the pods were brown:
Trimmed them with n rabbits fur, Zyf
Left upon q cookie bur; ~
HYet, In spite Of everything.
Mitch fear that cold 1 be.
Ha. bs. the spring, Ho: no. the spring,
The merry, MERRY spring for rnei''
Ia. Nicholas
Mohave County miner., 1888-05-05

Signed, sealed and acknowledged in pres.
ence of Frank F. Watkins.
TEERIroRY W ARIZONA,
County Of M0have. s"'
On this ninth day of May, In the year
one thousand eight hundred and eighty
seven, before me, Frank r. Watkins,
Notary Public in and for said county Of
Aohave. personally appeared Ben. ii.
Spear, W. II. Taggart. Eb. Williams, VIM.
q. Blakeiy. Robert Steen, James J. H yde,
Gus. w. Beecher. William Richards, q. r.
kuencer and T.. r. Thompson, personally
known to Inc to be the tame persons des-
cribed in and whose names are subscribed to
the within instrument and who executed
the same. and acknowledged to me that
they executed the same freely and volsn.
tarily and for the Uses and purposes herein
mentioned.
In Witness Whereof, | have
hereunto set my hand and af-
fixed nay official seal. the day
(sEAL.) and year in this certificate first
above written.
FRANK F. WATKINS,
Notary Public.
Endorsed:
Filed in the Office OF the Secretary of the
Territory Of Arizona this 1Ith day Of May.
A. ID. 1887, at 3 o'clock p. IN.
WA. g. FosTHB,
Acting Secretary of Territory.
TERsrroar OF ARIZONA,
Office of the Secretary.
/, wms G. Foster, Acting Secretary Of the
Territory of Arizona, do hereby certify that
the above 10 full, true and correct copy Of
the Original Articles of Incorporation of the
"Mohave Mining and Milling Corporation"
together with the indorssmsnt of fling
thereon, s,ow on file in my Office.
In With, 50 Whereof, / have
hersunto set my hand and affix.
cd my official seal. Done at
(sEAL.) Prescott this Twelfth 18th day
Of May, A. ID. 1887.
.-...... .. WM. g. Fosr1x,
Acting Secretary Of Territory.