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The Red Cloud chief., 1900-12-14
GENERAL CITY NEWS.
See the rugs at Volts furniture stor'

See the rugs at Volts furniture store,
See the fine display of heating stoves
at W W. Wright's.
Deputy Revenue Collector X. q,
Stewart was here Monday.
Do you want a rug? Gail on j. &.
Wolf. Fine line at bed rock prices.
Bring in your Christmas turkeys by
the 2lst. Price 5 cts.-J. D. CALDWELL.
Walter Roby sells the Singer sewing
machine. Prices right. Get the best.
Pay your subscription and get a cal
culating pencil. They are a little Won
der.
Amos Cowden was up from Super.
ior the first Of the week and visited the
folks.
Attorney John nj. Raglan of Hastings
vas looking after legal matters here
this week.
p. A. Wells of South Omaha was
here the first of the week looking after
court matters.
g, w. Haley was in Omaha this week
attending n meeting Of the Grand
Chapter as Il delegate from the home
lodge.
Newhouse Bros. are showing a nicely
assorted line of Kodaks. One OF these
will make a suitable gift for any young
person.
Charley Beaver, a former Red Cloud
bow stopped OF in this city and visited
friends, while enroute to his home at
st. Joe after an extended sojourn in
the west.
Rockers and iron beds at q eatly re.
dGced prices for the next thirty days
to make room for holiday goods at
Wolfe's furniture store. We mean
business. Come and see.
On Wednesday evening last the
Misses Miles and Dillon of Hastings
gave their first dancing lesson to the
class Of pupils in this city. Those
present speak highly of the teachers.
When you have urgent business with
someone in another town or city, re-
member You a reach your party the
quickest and best by the long distance
telephone. Rates made known ON APP
plicalion To central"
Not content with building one Of the
prettiest and most commodious resi-.
dences in the CRY, W. N. Richardson
is having the finishing touches put to
the property by having Colorado sand.
stone walks placed in front and inside
the yard to the iiferent approaches to
the house.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-12-14
e HAPPENINGS.
Rugs at VOLTS,

Rugs at VOLTS.
Stove repairs at W. W. Wright's.
For farm loans call on e. w. kaley,
Charley Buschee Of Guide Rock was
acre today.
The CHEF aud Chicago Inter Ocean
ne year for sl.25.
W. +. Thorne Of Bladen was doing
business here this week.
For a good smoothe hair cut or shave
30 to l.. Il. F-is on Webster street.
A. Morhart was looking after stock
matters ut Kansas City the first of the
week.
Twelve cars of stock were shipped to
the Kansas city market by local feed
rrs the first of the week.
Omar Doing, formerly OF the DEF OF
force here, was down from Holdrele
the first OF the week visiting friends.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-12-14
LOCALLY

Geo. Wilson Of Guide Rock was here
the first Of the week.
Web Josselyn of Orleans was here
the first of the week.
Rugs for Christmas presents at j. &.
Volts at bed rock prices.
Charley Fort spent Sunday in Frank
lin visiting with his best -.
Miss Gertie Lindley visited her bro.
ther Bert and family At Riverton Sun
dav.
Will Yeiser of oxford was here
greeting old friends the first Of the
week.
Attorney John Stevens Of Hastings
was looking after matters in court
this week.
Is yourname written therep Wheres
On our subscription books for the last
wear IN the 10th century. 1t should be.
For SALE.-River bottom farm in
Lincoln county, Oklahoma. At least a
fifth DOWN.. +. BRANsoN, Mulock,
Texas.
There will be regular service held at
the Christian church each Lords day
at the usual hours.-H. s. SoUDER,
Pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stokes, living
south OF the river are the parents Of a
baby boy which arrived at their home
last Sunday.
Are you going to buy a sewing ma.
chineg II so | have the best machine
for the money ever offered. DO not
fail 10 see it before buying,-F. ".
TAYLOR.
Our business men are just at present
having considerable to say about the
appearance of this paper, but wait n
I'll the holidays are over and then we
will wish they would say more.
Newhouse Bros. on Monday, Dec. II,
place on sale a $3.50 genuine ebony,
sterling silver trimmed, brush, comb
aud mirror toilet set. This set will be
marked down so cents every day until
sold. Come aud see it.
The Cowden Haley Clothing Com.
pany have considerable 10 say in this
issue which will interest the clothing
buyers Of this county. Read their nd
vertisement and see what they offer
in the Christmas present line.
The fire department Of this city has
decided to give Il masquerade dance on
Christmas night. A prize valued at
81 so will be given to the best cost.
umed young lady and a prize Of same
value to the best costumed gentleman.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-12-14

OF entries have been made from both
at home and abroad and those inter.
ested in fine poultry should not fail 1,
attend.
Red Cloud is still on the boom. An.
other New house. This time IL IA onlv
a small me weight ten pounds) and
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. F. M. Newhouse are
the proud wners. We are pleased ,s
note the arrival Of the little Miss which
event happened last Monday, and A
soon as pap" gets bnck TO earth wa
expect to extt nd congratulations.
Owing to the long hours court was IN
session we were unable to secure 4
list OF the cases disposed Of, but will
try aud PRINT them next week. Tha
a s OF the State Of Nebraska vs Mich.
aei Berry, for burglary, was Dismissed
seven couples told their tales Of : l;fa
Of "double cussedness" aud asred
Judge for a permit to again enjoy 4 l,fs
OF single blessedness." The inaaa.
gave his consent aud a little GOOD
sound advice thrown In.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-12-14
MORE OR LESS
Thu CHEF 81 per year.

The line Of heating stoves at Wrighl's
is superb. See them.
j. l.. Miner made a business trip to
Kansas City this week.
l have a few first class sewing ma
chimes 10 trade for stock.-F. V. TAY.
LOR.
Rugs of all kinds at bed rock prices
from now until January LIST, at Volts
furniture store.
Perez Ludlow left Monday for Hast.
ings where he has taken u position at
the Bostwick hotel.
Mrs, William Burnett If McCook
was here the first of the week visiting
with f b. Smith and family.
A, X. Reynolds has moved into the
Sherwood property at the corner Of
Fourth avenue and Seward streets.
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4yaat ne Eat

is intended IL flourish and sustain
=. ont II mast be digeSted and
.i>si;n.is5ea before II can dn tins.
In other words, the n0urlShneut
contlfned III too! mast be separ-
attd by he digestive organs from
the waste materials aud mus
be carried by the blood to all
parts of the body. We believe the
reason for the great benefit
which 81 raany people derive
FROM Hoods SarSaparlila lies III
the fact that this medicine gives
good digestion and makes pure,
rich blood. 1t restores the fnnc-
tons Of those OrgaDS which
convert toad INTO nOuriShHent that
gives strength to nerves and
muscles. 1t also cures dyspep
STA, scrOfIila. salt rhtum, bollS,
sores. puppies and e1ruptlonS,
catarrh, rheumatism and ali dis
eases that have their origin IL
impure blood.
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TIE ilsgAI4, is requested To n
nsun.v shat tie ladies - - 5',''i
Ole Comeh will e;vs u Sa
Concert n lh- Pro a;.as-el p.
evening Of Monday. Feb Is =
program will ineludr the i:iain fea
nreS Of the cnncert which sv.'- ~
~ the OCCASION of tie 0his'e.
5a!ln 4ahi. tl's
..sa:..,gs @i.l %, .us,ie The cRa
Of the !ali-s III eharge Vii be
pleas all tastes.
Adnis~ioa prize ~. o Is .
tie toaf eeca las. -. cts.
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PURELY PERSONAL ,

r. A. hieck came up from tie
Point last evening and returned to-
day.
The captain of the schooner Hell
enc came up from the coast last
evening.
Mrs. c. A. Forsyth and two
children returned home yesterday
from q visit ut Point Isabel.
Deputy U. s. Marshal John
Haynes returned last night from
an official visit to Hidalgo county.
Frank Ayers, manager of the
Alice end Of the stage line, is in
the city, having come in last even
ing TO attend to business connected
with the liuc
Mrs. =. s Wolf and Mrs.
Blanche Loew CT Brpsnsville we're
registered last Tuesday at the Tre-
mont ID Galveston, where sthsy
stopped ct reuts 10 New Orleans,
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told Wave ans, Freeze.

A bulletin from the Washing
ton bureau, dated II :35. this lnoru-
ing, ordered down the storm sig
mails displayed yesterday. for
Brownsville, Corpus Christi and
Galveston. adding:
"yVinds will diminish in force
today. Cold wave and freezing
temperature tonight.
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s&s;stSaTaa.s HEwvng,A4
Celebrated b. Point gaaaei sE:tis
Great E,n:ausiaSln
Written for TEE Herald.

"a s'iS 43aoPi puoiic ec'tosh criS-
orsssi fhe birih.Iny of ahe " Father
of HIS Country" IN gTan.. ssyie.
Through Tho generosity .: Of
citizens suiiicieut funds wese su;'-
scribed TO desray the expenses q
fancy dress bali. 1T pie p n
the scholars congregatvd al tn5
sohool house and, headed by
band OF music, marched 10 the
warehouse Of The Rio Grsuae rs.
Co., which had keen tasreCui,y
decorated with numerous tags
There were forty children in cts
tune, being about one-half The
total number attending he school.
On arriving at the warehouse,
the maskerS and other pupils
marched around tine room once aud
then began dancing, which was
kept up until 9p. IN. by the young
sters, about sixty in all. Coffee
and cake were served to the child.
rem at six o'clock at Hotel Abad:e.
A goo1ly number OF our citi7 .us
were present aud enjoyed the sport
fully as much as the little ones.
The grown people were much puz-
zled endeavoring to recognize The
'naSkers and generally all the
CuesstS were failures, and at 5 p.
H., when masks were removed, the
surprises were many and great.
The costumes were very good ard
DISCUSSES perfect. Where all did
SO well, 1t ii hard to particuIarize,
but we must mention a few repre-
Sensations which were really pretty
and very attractive.
The American flag by Miss Ada
EgIy was beautiful
"LlttIo Bopeep" by Miss Hilda
ThorselI, neat and perfect.
Red, Riding Hood" by Miss
Mary Thorsell, also very neat.
A plantation negroes was we'll
represented by Miss Rosie Howell.
The clown by Master Cslesiin
Abadie was perfect in all respects.
Spanish soldier, by Master
albert Egly and sailor boy by Mas
Ter Willie Egly were very good.
Mexican colors" by Masters Lee
cea and Tamayo were very nicely
gotten up.
must not forget my friend
Polo" (Mastrr tspiaesa) in fe-
maize attire. Ills disguise WAS SO
perfect that even has .usny person
aIities dld not give him away.
The little daughter OF Florentino
Gonzalez was the wonder Of all for
a long time. She mast have enjoy
ed the efforts to detect her identity.
The three teachers, Misses How
ell, Champion and Forsyth, were
kept very busy, MS each had to
dance with every one of she mask
ers. Their task was 3. hard Que,
bat they complied willingly and
seemed 20 enjoy it fully as mach
as their pupils. The teachers tx
press themselves is being under
many obligations TO MessrS. Wren
AMI Garrlga for their KIND and
valuable assistance, and also to
Capt. ThorseH, MesSrS hieck ana
Martinez for the loan of flags.
Those sixty children will for q
long time remember Washington
birthday of 1900. The attendance
of pupils would have been much
larger were 1t not for illness and
resent deaths in several families.
Nothing new here. The schooner
Lynch sailed yesterday in ballast
for Port Lavacca. The schooner
RoSina. loaded With bones for Gal
weston, is still here waiting good
eroo tl,or Htba u ,la,,,. =. E. =,
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f. j. CHENEY & co.

Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have
known f. J. Cheney for the last
il years, and believe MIN perfectly
honorable in all business transac-
tons and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by their
firm
WEST & fRUAx. Wholesale Drug
eistS, Toledo. 0. WALDNG, KIN.
NAN 6 MARVIN, Wholesale Drug
g;stS, Toledo, 0.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in.
terltally. acting directly upon the
blood aud mucous surfaces Of the
system. Testimonials sent free
Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by al
Druggists.
Halls Family Pills are the best
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ABOUT TOWN.

are in town to spend Saturday and
Sunday.
A freeze ia predicted for tonight.
Cover mp tender plants and
vegetables.
Split beer is the finest drink out.
AT c. Jsgou soma, Ave ceuts, Us.
Ey., bottle.
Tickets FOR the Sacred Concert
ON sale at Pdsegnat's drugstore.
Price only so cents.
There will be preaching to nor
row afterroon at $3.50 O'Clock, by
Rev. Reid Hale. All arecordlaIly
Invited to attend.
a colored recruit for Fort Brown
aud the wife Of oue OF the ser
geants stationed at this post arriv-
e1 on the stage last night.
If YOU want d drink OF the finest
besr st the lowest price, - to ia
guu's aud ask dor Split Beer, at
5 cents, U. 5. cy., per bottle.
Fresh Esmons, oranges, dates,
oatmeal, pigsfeet, kraut, rorued
heef. etc, etc, just received by
Dennet5, the Fourteenth street gro
Ger.
The TanAyo city nine md a
Fort Brown team will play
match game of baseball tomorrow
afternoan az three o'clock At the
public sohooi grounds.
AGENTS wanted for the best
sypewriter on the market, the
"Pittsburg VISIBLE" writing in
sight at ell tines; exclusive terri
tory given. Address BInd!ey Hard
ware Company, Fittsbug, Pa.
The Sacred Concert Monday
night at the Catholic Church will
0ser a race chance TO heer some
~xS-lIeas psasic by really fine tai
emit The price is cheap for 80
annch enjoyment OF such high or
der. Don't fail to hear it.
The Mexican ball takes plsce at
the opera house tonight. The
HERALD was mistaken in stating
yesterday that it would be last
night. The best representatives
of local Mexican society wIIl par
ticipate, snd 1t will no doubt De
6ne affair.
The object Of the Sacred Concert
10 be given by the ladies of TIE
Catholic chnroh Monday night is
TO raiSs money to pay the balance
due on tie acctyIene gas plant late
ly put in the church, and il IS hop
ed so worthy cause may call forth
:, ,Tanarn4,R rosr..,.,a
For sALE;-One "Gem" steel
wind mill, all galvanized steel.
Tower and @iad mill in It's original
package. Never been used. Price
5000, United States currency.
For further particulars address
Jesse o. Wheeler, Brownsville,
Texas,
Tie marriage Of Miss Florenu J
Kennedy sad VI. +. Sprague will be
celebrated Monday morning, Feb.
IS, at 6 O'Clock, at the Church Of
tho Advent. The wedding will be
followed by an informal breakfast
al the home OF the brides parents,
t'spt. and Mrs. E. j. Kennedy, on
Elizabeth street, after which the
bridal pair will take the train in
Matamoros, starting on :heir we'd
dug tour.
THE HERALD learns that tele-
gram was received today by the
Morgan Steamship ageot, n. 4.
Kingsbury, in response to the mer-
chants request that the Clinton
make one more trip at the last rate
agreed upon, asking on what
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ladies.

LADIES.
CARA, Angelica g. de
Ibarra, Ca:arira
Linch, Mrs.
Maldoualo, Siinona
Morton, Mrs. Nettis
Tmdon, ESlqnia
VelssquPz, Masima.
GENTLEMEN.
AHick, William E.
Balie:o, Jose Maria
Berber. Herculauo
Blair, Ef
Cody, j.
Garcia, Seftrino
Moreno, Florencio
OiivOrsz, Lucas
Ri,,emon, y. G..
Vaie, Chas.
Zuliiga, SoStencs.
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HOW's This 4?

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case Of Ccatarrfl
that canhot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

The uncalled for letters remain
ing in the post Office OF Browns
vile, for the week ending February
"a, 1900, are as follows:
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-02-24

Gatlin'S Ambitions Compound
cures habitual constipation. Largo
qoxes % cents. Ask-your drug
giSt for a free sample.
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Nasal Catarril quickly yields TO treat
:nent by Ely's Cream Balm, which IS agree
ably aromatic. II is received through tho
nostrils, cleanses and heals the whole sur
face over which il difEsss itseif. Druggists
sell the 5ec. size; Trial size by aail, 10
cents. Test It and you are sure to ccnsinzs
the treatment.
Announcement.
To Ecco:, roGate tacse rho are partial
TO the use Of stom;zcrs IN Applying iquIGs
into the nasai Passages for c1sag7se5l 5s'er-
DIES, The praprietors prepare Cream Bs.lm n
liquid form, which ri be known as Ely's
LIQUID Cream BALM Price including tia
spraying tube Is 70 cents. Druggists or by
msiL Tie liquid form cmbod.cs the ned
iCinal properties y :..Ac SID Preparation
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Perscns calling for the above let
sers will please say advertised.
J. B. SHARPE, Postmaster.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-08

full good liquo'. pow'ful good. jedge.
md thar was no complaint.
Ono day, jedse. man comes along,
and Gays was maxim of whisky un-
lawful and that tn gov'mcnt wanted
mo down hcnh at cote. said to him
that I Gees no gov'mcnt bout tn place.
and he says he was tn gov'ment.
Now. jedge, he was not tn gov'-
mcnt, for knowcd he was on TIL othc:
side fightln' against us Mt Shiloh. But
jedgc, he broke UP my still. and his
body's lyIn' some place up In tn noun
tain thar"
Such was the mountalnccr's simple
plea. and tho Judge said to him:
Promise me. my friend. that you
Will not violate the law any moro. and
] will let you go free"
II can't promise, ledge. for thar Is no
harm in tillin' of tn Gavin and maxim
~ III lIquo'. ny dad and granddaddy
and III boys done Il bcfo' me-"
."Wcll. can't send you to prison." this
Judge said. softly. 81 went to war for
the Union. too. and so did my marshal
there. Possibly you might slip by him
when he 10 not looking"
~ nm blind. Judse." the marshal
said, and the mountnlnccr silently de-
parted. g
Three generations OF pntrio,s Of
hardy, sturdy Americans--four genera
tlons, for one boy survived Shiloh" Mr..
Read exclaimed In q burst or eloqucnre.
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Cd. and tn told him that tho gov,ment

ed. and tn told him that tho gov'ment
wanted sojers for Mexico, and he took
his two boys and went to wah.
HE lef' one Of his boys in a grave
down thar. Judge. and he brings me
back TO tn ole place and we goes to
;tillln' Of tn Gavin and maxim Of the
llquo' as befo,' and thar was no harm
jedge, for 1t was po%ful good llquo',
pow'ful good liquo. and thar was no
complaint.
"And then my time comes. Me and
my three boys took tn ole place, and
went to tlllin' Of the Gavin and maxim
OF tn liquor. as dad and granddaddy
done befo' US, and thar was no harm,
jedge, for 1t was pow'ful good lIquo',
pow'tul good llquo'. and thar was no
complaint. =
Then in 81 ono day we hcerd big
noise OF drums, and goes up tn hill
and clum on tn fence, and thar I saw g.
great lot OF boys In blue.
""Eell, what's tho mattah?' says,
an tn told me tn wanted men for the
Union. half the country had split OF
from the other half. and thar was goln'
to be o wah right hero at home.
WELL ledge. It waa "a Same story Of
dad and granddeddy. I took my boys
and went to wah for tho flag. And I
LEI two Of my boyo at Shiloh. and
comes back with eh' las ono to tn ole
place, and we went 70 tillin'ot the Gavin
and maxim Of th' nquo' as ocfo'. ledge,
and thar wan no harm. for It was pow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-08

STIR up jealousy ngninst England, the
championship OF the Beers and pander-
Ing to the Fcnians awaited Bryan moth
Ing. His defeat is even more defcat
for Tammany and Croker, and that is
the happlcst feature. It really looks
as though Americans nrr tired Of the
gang OF corrupt 1rish-AmcrIcans who
have degraded American politics SO
long"
The Star says:
Had Bryan kept to the issues of an
ti-imperialism. anti-trusts and social
reforms he might conceivably have
won. Sound money proved his undo
ing. He has been 'cricIncd on cross
OF 8old,'' but It hns been very much OF
a voluntary orucifxion. Tho most re.
markable feature Is the personal defeat
OF Boss Croker"
Victory Cor Common Honesty.
Tho Times. In a spccln! edition, says:
"McKinley's victory Is no ordinary
pnr.y triumph. It Is n victory for COM
mon honesty. common sense and sober,
enlightened political Judgment"
After reference to Bryan's cndcnvor
to make Imperialism the paramount Is.
SUE. the Times says:
Free silver and Its attendant here
uIes-a the real matters upon which
tho electors have given Judgment"
4 After commenting upon "prynn's nd :
vocacy of unsound principles and un-
constitutional methods. and hiu appeals
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& " s i b.
And yet we are told that our country
Is in danger Of milflarIsm from q race
Of men who have poured out their blood
for their country, generation after gen.
Grafton"
Mr.. Read, in concluding his speech,
says: Never In the history OF our
country has the result OF contest been
more important than this one. We are
called upon to march forward in
triumph, or right about face in shame.
This is q question that you are callad
upon to settle. You are not afraid
that your neighbor. a man who Is ready
to shed his blood for his country-you
are not afraid that he would rob you OF
your liberties. Never In the heart Of
this great republic has there been de-
sire to cruelty Smap on cross OF
gold, and never should there have
been o desire to cruelty mans pros-
pedty on cross OF silver"
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Black-Clark,

Special Dispatch to tho lntell!geucer.
FA1RMoNT. w. Va, Nov. 7.-Mr.
William S. Black and Miss Mary r.
Clark were married ut chrlst's Protest
ant Episcopal church this evening. the
rector. Bishop c.. C. Penick. performing
the ceremony. Miss Elizabeth Dart, @.
Cumberland. Md, was maid OF honor.
and Mrs. John a. Clark, n sister OF the
bride, was matron OF honor. The groom
was attended by Mr.. Edward Bnldin, Of
Wheeling. MS best man. The ushcrs
were Messrs. Jerry II. WheelriSht.'
Arch Drowntlcld. w. J. Clark, Charles
kalkman. a. T. Watson and Robert 4.
Cunningham. Tho wedding music
was sung In chorus by n number OF
friendo Of the couple. The church was
beautifully decorated for the occasion,
with ported plants and cut flowers.
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WIEELING DAILY THURsDAY NoYEM

to class hatred. which stirred the pas
sions Of all the worst elements OF the
population" the Times expresses 7,the
opinion that had Bryan been elected,
even all the checks OF the constitution
could not have restrained him from ex-
.perlments fatal to aocial order and ma
terial prosperity, and It concludes:
From that danger the country IS
delivered, certainly for the
present, and We may hope for all
time" h. I q n q !-ts
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-08

How any man may quickly cure himself
after years Of suffering from sexual weak
ness, lost vitality. night losses. varlcocele.
: size and vigor. Simply send your name
and address to Dr.lL W. Knapp. 26i1 Hull
Bldg. Detroit, Mich, and he will gladly
send the free receipt with full directions
! at home, This Is Certainly n most gem
erous offer. and the following extracts
taken from his daily mail show what men
think Of his generosity. 81
Dear Sir:-Please accept my sincere
thanks for yours OF recent date. l have
given your treatment q thorough test and
tho benefit has been extraordinary. II has