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The New York herald., 1874-08-11
THE PHILADELPHIA DIAMOND RoBBBRY.

Yesterday the police made a new arrest In the
Philadelphia diamond robbery case. Mr.. Hcttsei,
the bondsman for Mr.. Rosenberg, who was ar
with detective from Headqua-ter and succeeded
In arresting a. H. Goodkind, who was formerly 3
broker on Wall street. II is CHARGED that Good.
kind was interested In the robbery and sold the
gems which were found In Mr.. Hettzel's posses-
sion he was locked up. IN default or 46.o00 hall
.lnr aYAmAnaaan- = -
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1Zed.
Three miles up the canyon Of the Fountain are
Ute Falls. The road mas now become the only one
into South Park, and 1t was made through this
three miles at cost OF SIS, 600 Tne rocks crowded
blast down the lace OF the cliff from SO to $50 ieet
leaving shoulder for the road, while the stream
roars and tumbles among the rocks from 200 to 500
feet below. This road Is decidedly dangerous
one, although its bed Is broad and smooth sew.
man was recently killed. The danger is seen as
one descends for the turns are frequent and short,
and the natural course on turning around the
the driver needs to see that all his gearing IL
strong and tnat his team Is well In hand. The
falls are at least 100 feet below the road, and the
descent Is so more In addition the mountains
rise to fearful height above, and, although un-
seen, Pike's Peak itself perces far beyond into the
clouds. dense growth OF pines Is on every hand,
and summer flowers bloom among the rocks.
mile ABOVE the ials is Motel. two miles further
decline. There are parks and groves, and one
might fancy himself among the Berkshire hills
CHEYENNE CAYRON
IT, perhaps, as interesting any Of these roads,
II Is reached first at distance OF four miles from
Colorado City, where walk OF two or three miles
q consideraole stream Is frequently TO De crossed.
The passage Is made by ladies' without much dini-
Se 81
At last lofty cascades are reached, and tnen ono
Is astonished at the height OF the precipices
1t Is alleged tnas these precipices are over
1000 feet Nigh No description can 40 justice TO
the terr1nc scene. IL WOul0 H8rdly answer 70 re-
turn without going to the top OF the peak. The
Journey can be made In single day by starting
early. but usually TWO days are taken. new
trail has been opened so that any one who can ride
horseback can easily ride to the top. telegraph
line leads TO the summit, where branch OF the
Signal Service mas been established and here
the officers stay month alter month. half way
house has been built below timber line where one
can stay over night but blankets and provisions
must be carried along. As may be supposed the
view from the summit Is inexpressfby grand.
thousands OF lofty mountains at once come to
view including some Of the peaks OF New Mexico
and arizona
THE MOST IMPRESSIVE SIGHT
Is not likely to be witnessed by the casual visitor
this is the coming on OF night and the coming on
OF day. AS the sun descends the shadow OF the
peak gradually stretches out In darkness across
the Plains Tor distance Of 200 miles suddenly all
is dark. As the sun arises. filing the east with
IiQnt, the mountains to the west, and, OF course,
below, are In black darkness, being eclipsed by
the peak, but suddenly peak after peak comes
in to view and the celebrated lady described IL well
when she said It seemed as Y these SNOWY noun
tains answered TO the roll call OF their Creator
on the whole IL win be dtlcult TO md any water.
ing place In America, perhaps In the world, which
presents so many points OF attraction 90 Colorado
kpr1nRA
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| MEMrH1Ss July S.-COttOn Quiet
and unchanged; receipts 1873; ship.
ments 734; stock l2,8 1894.
LONDON. June 8.-Bonds '67 1887
10.40s 1O424; new 5s 104L. Paris de.
spatohes quote rentes 60f. 1870.
AUGUSTA. July 8.--Cotton weak
middlings 151s@1534; net receipts AZ;
sales 218.
CHARLESTON, July 8.-Cotton dal!
aud easier-middlipg 16; low middline
15L; strict good ordinary 14M-all
nominal; net receipts 222; sales 400;
stock 1858.
PHILADELPHIA. July 8.-Cotton quiet
-middling 1734; low middIing i631
strict good ordinary 16L; good ordi.
nary 15Z; ordinary Az; net receipts
10; gross 393.
WILMINGTON, July s Cotton I'm.
changed; net receipts At; exports
coastwise 1856; stock 5GG.
SAVANNAH. July 8.-Cotton mn.
changed; net receipts II; Srosa II;
sales stock IL, ,226.
MOBILE. July 8.-Cotton dull-mid-
ding 16%; exports coastwise 35; sales
100; stock 8,l42.
NORFOLK. July 8 Cotton dull and
henvy-low middIing 15101551; net
receipts 371; coastwise 474; sales 20;
stock 79l.
GALVESTON. July 8-Cotton quiet
and unchanged receipts 81; sales
275; stock 9,067.
Boston, July Cotton quiet
middling Is; net receipts 220; gross
53l; sales $50; stock $500.
CINCINNATI. July 8.-Flour dull und
unchanged. Corn quiet and un-
ohanged-mixed 62(967. Pork active
and irregular-public sales 10000
l9.50-closing strong. Lard firm
summer l034; kettle II. Bacon firm
shoulders 72s@71l; elear rib l0ls
(@lOA; clear lOas@l0ls. Whiskey
etendy, ut 81.
LOUISVILLE, July S.-Flour uu.
changed. Corn firm aud in fair de-
mand-72(9S2. Pork firm aud in fair
demand-20.00. Bacon in fair dc.
mand shoulders tx; clear rib 1Ols
clear 1919. Lard l3@l3l4. Whls.
key o..
Sr LOUIS. July 8.-Flour un-
changed. Corn tirm-No. 9 mixed 50
on track; 6016UIS elevator. Whis.
key steady, at 95. Pork firm, at
1000. Bacon strong-shoulders ~
9734; clear rib lO2s@10ia; clear
sides l05s@102l. lard unchunge.l.
PARIS. July o.-Rentes 60f. 200.
LIVERPOOL, July -Noon.-Cotton
steady-uplunds Sli; Orleans $500
Sl5; sales Is. 900. including 5000 for
export and speculation. Cotton to
arrive l-16 cheaper; sales oil upIunis,
nothing below good ordinary, deliver
able in August. September or October,
8HC9S 5 16; nothing below low mid
ding. deliverable in August, Septem.
Der or October. Sll4093s; of the sales
to-day, $500 are American.
Z. NJ Sales of nplands, nothing
below good ordinary. deliverable Jul,
or August. SIS, 8 3-1G; nothing below
low middling. deliverable July or An
gust, Sls.
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ISpeo al to tho Picnic by S. d 4. Linet. |
Fatal Accident.

OHARnorrB, N. O., July S.-Yester.
day, theimail train on the North Ca
rolina Central Railroad ran into a
wagon, three miles from this city.
There were two men, John Davis and
Albert Nixon, in the wagon, who were
both thrown about ten feet from the
track and mortally Injured. Nixon
died last evening, and the death OF
Davis Is almost certain to occur dur
ing the night. The accident took
place at curve in the road, where the
engineer could see but short distance
before him. The horses were unin-
iured.
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a REMARKABLE MURDER A trial
has just been concluded in Kansas
City, Mo-, resulting in the conviction
Of the author OF one OF the most lia-
bollcal crimes on record. Arthur Win
ner and q man named McNntt we're
poor house-painters in Kansas CITY,
and they together concoc.ed horrible
plot to enrich themselves. McNutt
WAS married man. and Us it was ne
cessnry to have womon in the plot,
Mrs. McNutt was admitted. McNutt
insured his life III favor of his wife for
1000. aud subsequently Winner and
McNutt left Kansas City ard went to
Wichita, Kansas, and set up IL paint
shop. Among others. IL man named
Sewer was known to hive arrived in
Wichita, and to have applied to the
painters for work, but Was never after
seen alive. On tho same night which
brought Sewer to Wichita. tho shop
which Winner and McNutt occupied
took fire. Winner WIS found living
apparently senseIess on the back stairs
vi the building, and restoratiyes being
applied. he came round, it WAS thought,
iittle too promptly. The building
was burned. and hnmau body was
found in tho ashes. SO thoroughly
roasted that no one could identity it.
McNutt could not be found, and the
remains were disposed of as those of
McNutt. The suspicions of the insur-
ance companies were awakened, and
search having been mnde for McNutt,
he was found on farm near Smith
vile, Mo, and arrested. together with
his wife and Winner. The body found
was supposed to be TINT of Sewer, as
he has refused to come to light. Win
ner and AlcNutt were charged with the
murder of Sewer, and the other duy
Winner was convicted of murder in
the firss degree. II s said McNutt Is
Just as suro Of conviction when his
trial comes on. 1t is also certain they
will be sentenced to death.
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THE GREATEST OF ALL
Heinitsh's Queens Delight.

HfHE only QUEENS DELIG HT in the
Il world ana the most popular medicine
III the Sonth; all others are spurious imita-
tions, palmed off on the wcli.carned repu-
tation OF Dr.. Heinitsh's. 4 sovereign Pa
nacea and Blood Purifier; a restorer Of
health and inviSorator OF the system. 1t
cures diseases. by purifying tho blood and
repairing the waste OF the body, imparting
strength and vigor to the depraved and
curative and purifying powers through the
blood.
THE WONDERFUL POWER this remedy
has in curing Mercurial Sores and all Scro-
fulons affections places it. in the esti mation
OF physcianH who have used it far above
me mercurlai treatment aid practice OF the
French school
In all cases of Skin Diseases, Carries of
tEc Zones, Hnmors IN the Eiuud, Constitu-
titpal, Chronic and Scrofulous Disease
Fever Sores, Ulcers. Sal: Kheum, Erysipe-
las, Eickcts, Scaid Head. Sore Legs, Clan
dnlar Swcllings, White Sweliings, Nodes.
Soro Ears, Snr, Eyes, Strumous Discharges
from The Ear, Optha!mia. Itch. Constitu-
tional Debility, Wasting and Decay Of the
Body, Skin Eruptions and Tumors. For
General Debility, irostration, Nervous.
ness, Mental Depression, Kesticseness,
Want OF vital Force and Low Spirits. it is
more lnvlSorating and strengthening than
Liver lnviGoratcr, il is of great vsluo.
as Il Stinuiant, it is safer and surer than
all The rum. vinegar and whiskey tonicy of
the DAY: Use nc ether Blood Medicine
iEan HElNIISIi'S QUEENS DELIGHT.
The QUEENS DELIGHT is prepared
oniy by L. Ii. HEINITSH. at his Family
Drug store. Columbia, =. G. july S
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Il MYsrrRY.-Nono know whence
she came nor the spot to which sho
was bound. But that at which she
aimed was runaway husband some
where in California. She hns followed
the railroad truck all the wny from
Kansas City to Truckce, walking, and
sternly refusing all charitable offers to
daro the dangers of railway travel.
The people of Truckee, anticipating
the grand entry of this remarkai q
person. hud intended to give her 1iat.
teriDg reception with brass band.
speeches, etc., but she passed through
the place very UNEXPECTEDLY and
without pause. 1t is calculated to in.
spire the philosophical mind with nm.
speakable awe to consider what store
of energetic conversation must be nc
cumulating i'll her brain during this
grand, gloomy and peculiar march;
and it is likewise improving to reflect
with what resigned piety her traitorous
lord, after she has found him, will
pine to rest him deep, deep in tho
quiet grave.
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Columbia Lodge. No. 108. A. FIN.
"A ASpecial Communication Of this
~~~ Lodge will be held in 5Iasonio
~ * Hall, THIS fThursday) hYENING,
~ at73 O'Clock, :or tho purpose Of
coniefring the F, @. Degree. By order Of
the w. NJ. II. STEEL,
July91 Secretary.
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BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY
At THE
GranfCentra! Dry Goods Esta h!ish't
w.D.LovE & co.

HA AyING purchased bankrupt stock OF
IL RIBBONS for cash, we are Offering
them at the low price Of rs cents a yard, in
grosgrain and all boiled, in all colors, from
tion.
All our Goods have been marked down
~ to 30 per cent. below market value.
JUST RECEIVED,
250 dozen HOSE AND HALF HOSE
good heavy Goods for working people
which we offer at 10c and 1910. q pair
worth double the money.
250 pieces handsome Summer DRESS
GOODS, at Csc. yard.
Our BOOTS AND SHOES are from the
best makers and sold at low prices.
~ cases PRINTS, at 10c. yard, and 100
pieces Paper Cambrics, ut 10c. yard.
Purchasers are requested to examine our
stock before making their selections.
VIM. D. LOVE & CO.,
May 10 (Under the Wheeler Eouxo.)
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Piedmont Manufacturing Company.
STATE CT SOUTH CAROLISA,
COUNTY OF HIGHLAND.
DERSONALLY appeared before me.
L. HENRY p. HAMa1ETT, who, upon
being duly sworn, gays tbat he is President
t.ud Treasurer OF the PIEDMONT MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY, an Association
chartered and duly organized under and by
virtue OF the laws OF South Carolina, and
under an Act of tho General Assembly
entitled IAN Act to incorporate tho Pied
mont Manufacturing Company" approved
February IL. 1874; that said Association
mas beoh duly organized, iii compliance
Win the requirements OF the Act above
referred to; that the gum OF one hundred
Thousand dollars OF the Capital Stock has
been subscribed, twenty-five thousand five
hundred d.llars Of which subscription has
ben i'nid in cash.
HENRY p. nAMMETT.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this
Sth day Of July, 1874.
LII. NOAH, [L.sl
Notary Public, Suu.E Carolina.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
OFFICE SECRETARY OF STATE
l, IL. 4. HAYNE, Secretary of State, do
hereby certify that the foregoing IL true
and correct copy of the original, now on Tile
i'll his office.
Given under NJ! hand and the seal If tho
otate, Rt CoiumDia, THIS S:h Gay OF
LIS ] July, lS1i, and i'll the ninety y-ninth
year OF American Independence.
Il. l.. HAYNE,
July Secretary uf State
Watch and Pistol Recovered.
ECOEERED, on the 9th instant, one
III Gold ;Patent Lever WATCH, einsle
case, which the owner can obt ain by calling
ut this Office. proving property and paving
expenses.
ALSO.
Ono large Colts NAVY REVOLVER,
II these articles are not identified AMI
claimed by the 7th proximo. they will be
sold to deiray expenses.
BY order OF the Mayor.
JnlyS NJ. +. NIXON. Chief Of Police.
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NOLUMEIA, =. c.. july /, Is74.-E.oS.
~ Il. j.. EILIorr. Member 10 Congress OF
the Third Congressional District OF the
state oi South Carolina-plcase call y,
Felix Car'.arclii's aud settle your tai!ory
Dl!l. which has been standing since Janua.
ry, 1877. L. CAi:DiRELLI
-.SCharleS;on Nr,rS ant Corner COPY
three times. Julyo q In,n
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Union Savings Bank,
OF COLUMBIA &. C.


QUARTERLY STATEMENT, ending
W 30th June. 1874. Published in con-
iui nifty with the Act Of the General Assem.
bly,:
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid ill ........ So. .GG2 90
Deposits, General and Saving. 21.535 Is
Interest. bearing Certifiuxtes -. 20, ,BgY G3
Interest, Commiseions. Discount,
Fines, Gold and siiver......... 6 591 GO
Due to Banks and Bankers...... 8iS 12
s78 566 So
Furniture ard Fixtures. ....... 69i 12
EEpsasss EsGa. saa .o''. . 4ssa IS g g
Bills Receivable 49,. ...,...... 5l.4U0 05
Due from Banks and Bankers. 9,995 12
In transitu 131 90
Cash ON hand. ........... ....... 0.086 81
s76 ,5G6 SO
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
HIGHLAND COUNTY.
l., 6. III. WALKER, Cashier of the Union
Savings Bank, OF Columbia, S. c., do So
lcmnly swear that the above statcmeu ia
true, to the beat OF my knowledge and be-
lief.
[signedl &. NJ. WALKER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
I'd July. 1874.
[signedl WILLIE JONES.
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
[5igned] J. Z. SOUTHERN,
J. H. KlNAED. Directors.
GEO. sYMMEhS,
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German Schuetzen vere!n.
A SPECIAL. meeting nf this Society will
"A be held on I'll lUKSDAY, July 8, ut S 30
L. NJ. All active members Will please AT.
tend by order OF j. G. Secsnrs, President.
luv Is EOENIi. Sccr,,nry
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1IpOI,TAHT
To COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS

4 HOMMEnCIAL TRAVELLERS who solicit
~ orders by card, catalogu,. trade list,
sample or other specimen. also those who
visit ,hcir customers and solicit trade by
purchases malo direct from stock, and
who travel III any section, by rail or boat,
selling any class Of goods, arc requested to
send their BUSINESS aud PRIVATE AD-
DRESS, AS below, stating class OF goods
thoy sell and Ly whom employed also,
those who arc at present undcr no engage.
ment. This matter ID OF great importan nco
individually to salesmon Of this class, or
mon soliciting trade in this manner. 1t is,
therefore,. especially desired that this no
Travellers and Sacsmen in this country,
aud that they will at once give it their at.
tention. Taoso who comply with above
request will be conlidentialiy treated and
duly advised OF object in view. Please ad-
Care George =. Rowol & Co., ii Park Row,
New York city July limo
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IN" undersigned, surviving m"mrcr- o.
the firm OF Daniel Crawford < Sons, haze
entered INTO a copartEcr-hip for tho CONT
hlthre OF COMMISSION BUSINESS.
under the firm name OF Daniel Crawford X
SONS JOHN a. CRAWFORD. JE
DAVID II. CRAWFORD.
CoLrMnlA, :. c., July ., 1874.
July9 30
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Dissolution,

fF1uE copartnership heretofore cxisiin:
L under tho firm name OF DANIEL
CRAWFORD Il SONS was dissolved on tn,
3oth uit., by tho death of Mr.. lame
Crawford.
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Official Order. NO. :,

Home Stomach Bitters.
THESE celebrated BIrTERS. prepared
Il by Jas. A. Jackson l. Co., Of ST. Louis.
are n certain preventative OF
FEVER AND AGUE,
INTERMiTTENTS.
INDIG ESTION.
DYSPEPSIA,
and arc highly recommended as an excel,
lent tonic and invisorator If the system.
For sale by the whnicsale agents,
June19 JOHN AGNEW & SON.
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. NEW GOODS

VORINTS Of all styles at 10 cents.
J. DRESS GOODS from 10 cents to so
cents yard.
SIX and Leather BELTS, new styles.
Ladies', Misses and Boys STRAW
HATS, at prices that cannot b0 beat.
RIBBONS OF every style, prize and color.
Cotton and Silk PARASOLS, cheap.
Best Bleached HOMESPUN in this city,
at 10, 124 and 163 cents yard.
HOOP SKIRTS and OORBETS.
STRIPED WHITE GOODS, at IS cents a
yard; most beautiful for the price.
Silk TIES for Ladies and Gents.
new lot OF those cheap KUFFLINGS
and COLLARETS, now ready. All at
q. .IAGKS0N's,
juno 29 The Leader or Low Prices.
The Van Buren press., 1874-12-29

moment Get up; come with me. Mother
is dying t.s sa
i" | thought was dreaming; but 1 got
uT., melancholy, and followed BY my sis;
ter. On the bed, pale and cold as marble,
lay my mother She had not undressed.
She had thrown herself on the bed to rest.
Arising, to 20 again to me, she was seized
with palpitation of the neait and borne
senseless to her loom. Is.
- cannot tell you my agony as l
looked upon her My remorse was ten.
fold more bitter from the thought that
she would never know IT, / believed my
self to be murderer. fell on the bed
beside her. could not weep. My heart
burned in my bosom; my brain was on
fire. My sister threw her arms around
ms and wcpt In silence. Suddenly we
saw a slight emotion of mothers hand |;
her eyos unclosed She had recovered
consciousness, but not speech. She
looked at m. and moved her lips !
could not understand her words Mdti-
err! Motherr / shriekcd, say only that
you forgive me- She could not say it
with her lips; but her hands pressed
mine. She smiled upon me, and lifting
her thin. white hands, clasped my own
within them, and cast her eyes upward
She moved her lips in prayer, and thus
she died | remained still kneelng be.
side that dear form till my gentle sister
removed me She comforted me, for she
knew the heavy load of sorrow at my
heart--heavier than the grief for the
loss of mother. for 1t was a load OF
sorrow for sin. The JOY Of youth had
left me forever.
My son. the suffering such memories
awake, must continue as long ~ life
God is merciful; but remorse for past
misdeeds is canker worm in the heart
that prcys upon it forever"
My father ceased speaking. and buried
his face in liza hands He saw and felt
the bearing his narrative had upon my
character and conduct have never
forgotten it Boys, who spurn n moth.
er's control, who are ashamed to own
that they are wrong who think it manly
to resist her authority, and unmanly to
yield to her influence. beware! Lay not
up for yourself bitter memories for your
future years.
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$500 REWARD.
Proclamation by the Governor.

"7HEREAS, 1T HAS COME TO MY
w knowledge that Edward Wheeler and
V V. Smith have been charged with a con-
spiracy to seize and usurp the state govern
ment of Arkansas; and writs have been is
sued for their arrest and placed in the hands
of the sheriff of Pulaski county, but said par
ties cannot be found, and they are secreting
themselves so they cannot be arrested.
Now therefore, |, A ii Garland. governor
of the state of Arkansas, by virtue of the
authority vested In me by the constitution
and laws of the state, do hereby offer re-
ward of ONE THOUSAN DDOLIARS, for
the arrest and delivery. of said Smith to the
sheriff of Pulaski county. and the sum of
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for the arrest
and delivery of said Wheeler to said sheriff.
In testimony whereof, | have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal Of
l.. S. the state to be affixed at Little
Rock this 23d day of November,
A.DlS74.
A. IL. GARLAND, Governor.
BY the Governor:
B. q. BEAVERS, Secretary of State.
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BY the GoveFhUr:
b, q. BEAVERS. Secretary Of state.

DESCRIPTION:
Said +. p. Sanders Is about i've feet ten
inches high. rcd Completed. large long nose,
grey cy es aud thin upper lip, exposing ms
front teeth, thin yisaged and raw -honed'
walks erect and Is twenty-one years OF age.
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Manhood How Lost, How Re-
stored sofa.

Jusr published, a new edition of Pr, ,crtvEaw,s,ts 5
~ w.Jicinel Of Spcrmatorrhnn or Seminal Weakness,
In, oiu stary seminal losses Impotency mental ana
uhysical fncapacity, impcdments o. marriage ete'
also. consumption, Epilepsy and Fis,induccd oy
sclf.ind nj gence or sexual extravagance
M Price in sealed envelope only cents, .o,
ceariy demonstrates from n thirty wears successful
practice that the consequences OF selabase
may be radically cured without the dangero" nsH %,
nontinr out mode of cure at once simple certain,
and cacctual, by means Of which every sufferer, no
mptter what his condition may be, may cure hmsei'
chcNpiey, privately, radically:
mT. This lecture should be in the hands Of every
'sont nnder seal. In a plain envelope, 70 any nd
dress pos, paid ion receipt of6 cents or two post
stamps. a.,
CHARLES j. G. KLINE Il Co
ap27,' I. l27 Bowery, N.Y. P,o Fox DS