Solitary Vice Saps Young Talents Warns Of Dread Habit
A cautionary notice speaks to young men about solitary vice, describing its destructive toll on talents and intellect and urging readers to seek help or warning others.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1886
Page
8
A cautionary notice speaks to young men about solitary vice, describing its destructive toll on talents and intellect and urging readers to seek help or warning others.
Married persons or young men contemplating marriage are urged to seek rapid relief from nervous debility and other disqualifications by placing themselves under the care of Doctors F. and H. who invite confidential consultation and trust in their professional skill.
The article warns that improper indulgences can cause organic weakness and total ruin of vigor, describing consequences as life altering and affecting marriage. It cites deranged system functions, nervous irritability, dyspepsia, heart palpitations, and progressive decline toward consumption and death.
Individuals harmed by untrained pretenders exploiting medicines are urged to seek help promptly. Authorities warn that repeated use of toxic and dangerous compounds are harming people month after month and require immediate action.
Graduates of a renowned United States college achieved remarkable cures for conditions including tinnitus in sleep, severe nervousness, fear of certain sounds, frequent blushing, and occasional mental disturbance, with immediate results reported.
A warning notice outlines harms from early bad indulgences and solitary habits. It cites back weakness, headaches, vision dimming, reduced strength, heart palpitations, nervous irritability, digestive derangements, debility, and risk of consumption as outcomes, urging restraint for mind and body.
Those far from services may request prompt medical attention by mail. Write with details of symptoms and enclose a stamp. Include address and proper postage for response.
A violent clash involving about four hundred laborers from Italian and Hungarian groups erupted on the Pennsylvania and Schuylkill Valley railroad between Dephia and Hazelton. Italians pushed for higher wages and forced Hungarians to strike, leaving several Hungarians badly injured and three reported as dying.
The Minneapolis Tribune notes Eli Green predicts a larger wheat yield than any prior year, while Isaac Muilenburg reports an 18 bushels per acre average despite drought. Lizzie Yates suffers fatal injuries after being dragged by a picket rope from a horse near Okoboji. Southern Dakota Presbytery forms leadership to hire teachers and improve facilities. Ex-Receiver Lowry faces accounting scrutiny after handling over three million dollars with a one dollar error. Springfield Times outlines sham fair dates involving Yankton, Springfield, and Tyndall with General Campbell in command and a planned clash among Yanktonians, Gand Army posts.
A Pittsburgh based firm seeks energetic agents across the United States and Canada to sell a patent article with promised over 109 percent profit. The offer guarantees exclusive county rights, 30 day trial with refund if $60 clear, and 90 day 750 profit targets via sub-agents. Send three one cent stamps for circulars and agency details. Resnex Manufacturing Co., 116 Smithfield St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Land Office at Mitchell D T July 19 1886 notice of intention to prove continuous residence and cultivation of land before Register and Receiver Mitchell D T August 28 10 am William Sloan Hd 26988 northeast quarter section 12 township 103 range 61 with witnesses Blazer P Frentress Oscar F Frentress Philip Helwig William Helwig all of Mitchell D T GEO B EVERITT Register
Default on taxes and principal plus interest on the mortgage has led to a foreclosure by sale. The property is the southwest quarter of section 13, township 103, range 61 in Davison County Dakota Territory, 160 acres more or less, with sale set at the Mitchell courthouse steps on August 6, 1886 at 10 am, including taxes and attorney fees.
Public auction of the mortgage on Daniel G. West and Marcia J. West property in Davison County Dakota Territory. The 1884 mortgage to John W. Waterman is in book 40 page 68, with default terms triggering full debt due. Assignment to W. W. Olmsted of Winnebago County Iowa occurred February 18 1885 with no legal action started to recover the debt.
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