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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-22

E'OR SALE. THE WELLKEOWE,
a MAGNIFICENT Sr TIE, e UPPER BRAN
DON ON JANIS RIVER, MIDWAY BE-
TWEEN RICHMOND AND NORFoLK.-This
property win be offered at public auction. in be
city of Richmond. 1t some plsce 70 ha dekiGnsted
hereafter. OR the 9TH OF OCTOBER NEXT-the
second day OF the Virginia State Fair. IL com.
prses about 1890 ACRES. dtvidea l. 10 two
far1ls leach having 500 acres arabic land. with
hrst.c'as improyrmeDts): abi VI, 500 acres marsh
meadow. y~ry valuable Tor hogs; 500 acres WOOD
land Conveniently disposed. There farms wilt be
offered sepa.ately, or may be sabdiyided, a. may
seem expedient.
q Persons wishing 10 purchase are invited to visit
the premises whrre the undersigned will take plea
sure IN shoW wing the property.
~ RANDOLPH HARRISON y sA
n ftta s71r& GEORGERfkNH A sRlsUN,It 81
~ a &. ,HIkLt,Y HARRISQN,t i.St,t
se l6-eodtOel 2&tdid
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.
JOINT RESOLUTIONS

ALL THE SCHOOL-BOOKS. etDbrsc'ng
N PRIMERS. SpELLEgS, READFR Rs, CHAM
MANS. DlCTIUN RIES. G.OsikArnusT
ARITHM ETiCs. and HTSTORll 5 FOR The InE Ilat
French, Spspi.h. liza Tau. German. behssN' TSs,tt
and Latin, for the higher classes for sale on
ierms ut 1913 MAIN kTAEEr.
OLD BOOKS taken III exchange.
Catalogue, with pric=s. Lhaiied TO ans s, nT A.
SCHOOL, COMMERCIAL, and PAse1 $40
re "a - " RANDOLPH & ENG LlsE.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-22
BY N. 81. Lee, AucfiOneer,
No. IL Eleventh street.

UCTION SALE OF FRAMED
n DVFlLING-HOUSE AND OF ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF JACKSON STREET BIZ
TWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS.-By
request OF The owner. will SELL at public auction,
on the premises on MONDAY. 9th September, at
Az O'Clock. the property aonve-'le crloed. The LOT
fronts 40 feet running back the usual depth. The
HOUSE contains five rooms. This is beautiful
lot and fronting IL does, on the proposed Jackson
Park, should make 1t desirable. . 49,. ..
TERMS: Liberal, and made known at the time OF
sale fse Cpl n. NJ. LEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-22

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
- ON SEVENTEENTH STREET AT AUG
TiON.-By virtue OF the provisions Of deed Of
trust executed hy John Hagan and wife. dated DC.
tober 9th, $685. and of record In tie Office Of the
Lhancsry Court, In deadlock No. 80 A, at page
TIA. and In pursuance OF q decree OF the Circuit
Court the United states for The Eastern District
of Virginia, pronounced on the 14th september,
1878. In The suit Of Gavinze rs H-gan ct dls., the
undersigned IS trustee Ill said deed and as special
trustee named In sid decree, Will offer for sale at
public auction, on the premises, on MONDAY The
Sd day OF October, e75, at The hour of p NJ, the
following real estate In the city Of richmond, con-
vey ed Ivy said deed, AMI described therein as that
certain lot of twenty. five feet the east side Of
Valley or Seventeenth street. near Valley chapel,
running back 165 feet, mort or less, In depth,
with brick tenement and other Improve
ments thereon. The lille to said property Is be.
iieyed 10 be indispu.able but the undersigned will
convey with special warranty, as usual In such
cases.
TERMS: Cash rs to so much Of the proceeds Of
sale us will be sufficient TO discharge the sum Of
~ 500 with interest at the rate Of six per cent.
per annum from the 18th day Of October. 1853,
until paid and the sum OF S25 40 costs of suit and
the charges of sale: residue on such terms as may
he prescribed day OF sale by the personal repre-
senta1yes Of said John Hagan, or In the event Of
their failure to present such terms. then on such
Terms as the undersigned may see a. to direct
EDWARD Y. CANNON. Trustee.
JOHN T.. SHAFER, Special trustee.
go %. I'D
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How MESSAGES ARE SENT BY THR OCEAN
CABLE.-tFrom the Boston Hcrdld.l He
1.-THE ocean~tetegraph operator) taps the
"key rs atand.;elegruph, only 1t is dou.
Bile key. 1t has two levers and knobs in.
stead Of one. The alphabet used Is substan-
italy like tue Morse alphabet; that is, the
different letters are represented by coon bi.
nation OF 1asbes and dots. For instance.
suppose you want TO write the word " boy"
1t would read like this: &C.
-" B is one dash and
three dots; o, three dashes; and Y, one
dash, one dot, aud three dashes. Now, in
the lant-:eiegraph the dashes and the dots
would appear on the strip of paper ut the
other eua Of the line, which ia uawound
froa raesliuder and perforated by pin at
the end Of the bar or srmature. Jfthe opera.
tor could read oy' souad We would dispense
WIN the strip OF paper and read the mes.
sage by the " click " Of the srmatdre az Il Ia
pulled tswn and let 60 by the elsctro.msy.
net @...,.-,.,,
= The o2sae-operator, however, has neither
of these advantages. There Is no paper to
y peHorate, no ..ciick " Of the armalure. no
aruiairre 10 "clck." The message is read
BY neans of moving e ssh OF light epon q
polished scale produced by the i" deflsetioa ~
ofs%ers.sRaall mirror, whichis placed within
rorgatVanometer," which IS small
brass cylnder two or three inches in
diameter, shaped like spool ee bobbin. com.
posed of several hundred turns of smaH wire
woInd with silk to keep toe metal fromcom.
Ing u C lntact. 1t Is wound or eoled exsctiy
like bundle Of new rope, small hole being
ieftis the middle about the SIZE Of q com
mon xooden pencil. In the centre of this is
suspended very thin, delicate mirror about
as large as q Kernel of corn, with q eorre-
sposdngly sRall magnet rieidly attachsd
TO The eack on 1t. The whole weighs but
little nors than grain, and Is suspended
~ single nhre OF silk, much smaller than |
human b.tr, and almost Invisible. A parrow
horizontst seaie 70 placed within darkened
box two or three feet 10 front of the mirror.
q narrow slit being cut 10 the centre o! the
stale 10 allow . ray Of light TO shine upon
th,' mirror IRON lamp placed behind SAID
scaEe, the little mirror 10 turn rejecting the
ighl back upon the scale. This spot of
light upon the scale Is the index by which
III me sssges are read. The angle through
Which be ray moves is double that trayersed
y the mirror Itself, and |. Is, therefore. really
quivalent 10 an index four or six feet in
,ng.h without weight.
To the cas- VA! observer there ID nothing but
thin ray OF light, darling TO the right and :
ft with irieg, Mar rapidity; but TO the train.
eve OF fhe O Derstor every fish Is replete
ith intelligence. Thus the word "boy,D
reade ALLUDED .'.wOu'd be read in this
az 4 One, d lsb 10 t.tr right and three TO the
fs isE three fishes to the right IS U one y
the right, one to the .ieft, and tRo more loI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-22
BY Cook s. Lxugnton, Anctionee's'
?" No. 10 Governor street
By W. Goddin,

Try W. GOddm,
Real Esate Agent and Aucaoneer'
corner Of Eleventh and Bank sssees'
GALE AT AUCTION OF A LOT On D..
LIE Noe-rH SIDE OF MOORE STREET,
~ -, TIE pNScs,K AVENUE. WITH A FINE
sNp GAN SnvSyATER THEREON.-WNse soiaat
auction ne premises; on WBp ~ iSe LoT on
hs.h Mr. TouIs 2imIni recently resided. iocateo
as of Mr. SLOT OF
Lrout W -. other 90 feet On this lot there are
shade trees and spring Of delightful w.ser;
ikhn'. O. 00 Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-22

w EST VIRGINIA SPLINT COAL A
q w SPECIALITY. Best fuel of all kinds always
on hand at rates cheap as the cheapest for Cash,
TO prompt. paying customers. All are invited,
but especially my old friends TO leave their orders
for their winter supply. orders through the post
Office promptly attended to. L. r. REINS,
,'-Ss."-. '....- Agent for he mines.
Office ard yard, Marshall between Sixteenth and
4 Sc 9-1m Seventeenth Streets
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
TOR SALE OR RENT, CHEAP.-No
Z having the time to devote my attention 10 my
PLANTERS WAREHOUSE, at Frederick shall,
Louisa county, will sell 1t cheap. OF long time II
desired er | win rent to responsible tenant for
$3.50 year. have two large prlza.screws 10 the
building Apply 10 K. q. WHrrLOCk.
Eighteenth and Cary streets,
co 22.2tt RichnoDd. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-22

EOR SALE, ON THREE AND FIVE
Il years time, TWO DESIRABLE STOCK
BRICK DWELLINGS on Cary street between
Madison and belyidere streets, each containing
eight rooms and modern improvements.
CHAFFIN. STAPLES & co.
Real Estate Agents nnd Auelioneers,
selO.l0t S.. .... No. Tenth street
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A LII THE SCHOOL-BOOKS UeED ~
ths PUBLIC and PRIVATE SCHOOLS Of NC
city and country supplied In Quantities OF "''
volume upon the bes. terms, together Win
: STATIONERY
OF every description.
4 " wOoDHoUsB L PARHAa'
se16 s 1905 Main Hre''
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NANNELTON SEMI-CANNEL COAL
Cthe peerless coal for open CRATES kndes quicker,
The market. Anthrnci;e Coal. ali szes. hest QUALITY
Cumberland Coal, for steam: Qunuinont Coal, Tor
steam James River and BellOna Soft Coke.
.-.- *s- = p. LA IHROP.
se1O Seventeenth street nj drawbridye.
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WOOD AND COAL.
OFFICE BELLoNA COKE COMPANY,

A MOTHER CARGO SUPERB AN
n THRACITE COAL, making my supply large
ard complete, which. with the best kinds Of
SPLINT and CLOVER HILL COAL and SOFT
LUMP COKE. and my unriyalled WOOD for
cooking and kindliBg. Is offered very low at Ninth
and Cary streets and Basin bank.
se16 j, B. WATKINS.
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GOAL AND Inducements to
~ those IN want or winter supply Of frst.class
ton Of 900 pounds; the best Splint Coal 10 the
city S4.75 for twenty-five bushels, or 1915 per
ton OF Q 900 pounds; Glover Hill from 20 up to
IS rs per. ton. e. II. PAGE.
sc IL Nineteenth and Cary streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-22

EOR RENT. that desirable BRICK G.
l. DWELLING, No. 401. corner of Twelfth VEL
and Marshall streets, containing seven rooms; be-
sides. bathroom, excellent kitchen, and stable on
the premises. Poss- ssion given Is of October.
Apply to WARREN & UPPER,
Real Estate Agents,
se2l.3t No. Tenth street,
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DOR RENT, that large and convent g.
Il ently-located DWELLING at the south. HI
west corner Of Marshall and Seventh streets. con-
t4iuing about twelve rooms with modern conve-
niences. and 10 good repair. Possession LIST Octo-
ter. Apply 10 JOHN 7. GuDDIN, D..
Real Estate Agent
Sc 22-eOd3t Bank and Eleventh streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-22

ITO THE GROCERY TRADE OF RICH
4 MOND.-We are now prepared to I'LL all orders
for HOMINY and GRlTS, manufactured from
choice Virginia white corn.
Our Mr. sYpSoR will thankfully receive your
orders. w. Is. HtRSMAN & CO.,
Virginia Steam Coffee, Spice, and tInminy Mills.
Sc iS-S&W1m 90 Cary street.
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TOR RENT. NO. GA NORTH@
l. Tenth street. The HOUSE contains seven E:ii
rooms; closets. bathrooms &c. and two unfin.
shed basement ROOMS. The kitchen, tour rooms.
with water In lower rooms. The yards and garden
III e large. Stable In yard.
THOMAS G. JACKSON,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.
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FOR RENT.

FUR RENT.
DOR RENT, THE COMFORTABLE,@
Il well-arranged, aud convenently-ocated Ell
BRICK DWELLING No 600 north Sixth street.
Gas, water, &C., on the premises. Apply TO
WILLIAMS & GIRSUN,
Peal Esta Agents and Auctioneers,
sc 22-eod6t 1901 Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-13

Captain George NJ. Swink returned
to the city yesterday, from brief visit
to lied River county
u. G. iaggart, Esq. the grain man,
lett the city last evening, ON nyins
business trip to New York.
Mr.. E. c. Scott, of the StephensviIle
Empire, was among the welcome wish
tors to The HERALD, yesterday.
Mrs. Tom. Fields and Nus. S. d.
Blake, returned to the city, yesterday
after apleasant months soiourn ut
Thorp's Springs.
Judgeli. Barkslalc, who has been
absent for several weeks, in attend
ance at the 'Farrant District Court re-
turned to the city yesterday.
Ex-Governor T.. Il, Clark and Major
n. a. Blanche, of Marshall, paid TIE
HERALD the compliment of n most
pleasant and agreeable visit, yester-
day.
General j. }, Byrne ColonelC. Law
renee ana Major ID. w. Washburne, of
the land department. of the II. ~ F.,
were around last night taking look
at Dallas by moonlight, They all tool,
Vermonth in theirs, and took it, too,
ut Jud. Freeman's.
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AMONG FsHE PEELEas.
Whni the Police Force Found in Fhc,r
Ne's Worthy the Attention OF ,nc
1nTrihIe,

III may seem II trilie strange to ont.
SIders, yet the fact remains, that nc
Eopher does u policeman find queer
hsl Volunteering in the meshcs of his
net than he at once hides the prize
uhtll an opportunity offers of exhibit.
ing The capture to the Chief Execu-
tive of the city. There is hardly q
morning passes, but that one or more
OF the clty's faithful fishers of mon
have something novel, horrible, or nj
least interesting, for the eve of thn
"tanu tycoon OF this bailiwick. IL is
point with the upright tip-staves to
hold nothing back from the scrutinv
of the Dey. And this is probably the
reason why
Timothy ihododen Clark was put
under the magniying glass. "Wherr
IN the world did ever you catch This
specimen" He's worse than Virtnr
liugo's devil-llsh! lnsulted a woman
ulu ne. Disturbed peaccable citizen
en-! Erected Il disturbance with ~
horse-whip" Out of breath at the
manner IN which the seine was nan
ming out 80 early in the morning tLe
rasha leaned back and wagged his
beard grarely. CLARK, you nave the
temerity TO stand there and tell me
that you came all the way from
henosha here to get on ihn
police force, and the first thing Won do
is to have the police force ON Won. Dn
you know that all that stands between
You and eternity is --? IN tell Won
Clark, Pm your friend; Pm the pre-
server OF all such, and in your case Pm
only sorry that can't do more, but
here goes for the best that's il, tho
house--tittecn dollars and costs in ono
case, and five dollars and costs for
swearing loud enough for the pupils at
the nearest dent-mute asylum to have
thought it was thundering.n Clark sat
nina down on the bench, to consider
now long he would have to shoe horses
Nt ten cents apiece to pay the aggre.
gate damages.
Mr.. Carlisle, thinking that the lenst
SAID was soonest mended, put i'm pleo
OF guilty to scoring hens of the roost
with his shockingly profane and dis.
gusIingly obscene language, paid four
dollars and costs therefor, and slid ont
Drunk and prone upon the earth was
poor John Barrett when the good sam.
arllans OF the night watch found him.
But he slept the sleep of the just last
night, because of the honest labor per. !
formed during the day. Not until he |
has worked out three dollars aud costs /,
will he have the chance of again
standing on his head for drinks ali
round. wa
y trio of fast young men were pre-
'ented and requested TO explain Ger
ain high jinks had by them Saturday
night. One case was settled, but the
others remain until this mornings
eyee,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-13

Tho soddest part Of It all Is whoO
your girl sends back your photograph,
and letters, and trlnkets, and thugs,
and, as you tcarfully count them
over, discover that the solitaire ring and
amethyst bracelet are missing.
Jack Ryan, eX-Deputy CITY Mar
shal, in conjunction with MIR.
Thomas Brown, has purchased Mil
ler's saloon, on the south side Of the
Square. Jacks numerous friends
should not forget him. Give him Il
call.
"A man whose name consists of
half-a-dozen initials followed by Il
string Of consOnants as long us II
freight train, should not try to he first
at the general delivery hole in the
postollice let the Joneses aud smiths
in first.
in the case Of tho State vs. Came
ron, charged with stealing calf, in
the District Court, the jury returned n
verdict Of guilty. assessing the punish
ment Mt one hours confinement in the
county Jail and fine of ten dollars
and costs.
Well, time changes the best Of ~.
One day it is II "Dcadlall, " and ere thc
moon had attained its full, the place
was "a chaste temple Of legitimate
amusement" All, well anything is
grist that goes to some peoples mill
a few pIay-bll5, for Instance.
"A stranger, while dressing him
self yesterday, after II bath in the
Trinity, fell down in n fit, and was
with difficulty restored to conscious
ness by a physician who was sum.
moned by some Of the lads pyesent.
VIII the dramatic editor of the
Fly-by-night, borrow brass hat from
the wardrobe Of "the thea(ren and ca
say n tit in the coming tourney?
ELSE, why this unseem!y laudation of
the "only place Of amusement In tho
city""
John Shea, at the Turf, Field and
Farm, yesterday received and placed
In position an elegant new billiard ta-
bic, of the latest and most improved
patent. Its beauty, and those de-
string TO test their skill with the cue
should give 1t triaL
William Nlnsey was arrested, yes
terday, and taken before Judge Bur
ford, on u warrant charging him with
having committed an assault upon n
negro named Harry Luudy. lie was
placed under bond of two hundred
dollars to appear this morning.
The first number of the Lawrence
(TeXas) Times, Orr u Jones, editors
and prcpriet0Is, has been received. It
is neatly gotten up siX-column paper,
ana evidences ability in It's original
ana taste in its selected matter. The
HERALD places IL on its exchange list.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-13
Dallas Female Institute.

The seventh annual session of the
above popular institution of learning
VIII commence on the first Monday in
September 1t is hardly necessary to
refer to the efficiency and advantages
of this school, as they are well known
to the citizens Of Dallas and vicinity.
Professor Scales, the principal, has few
superiors rs an instructor and, aided
by an able corps of assistants, it may
be safely predicted that the training,
moral as well as educational, of the
scholars, will be thorough and com
plete.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-13
UNTO DEATH.
Terrible Allray..-'TWO Men Nor.
tally and Several Severe
~ Wounded.

The reporter Of The HERALD yester-
day CLEANED the following mengre par
ticulors Of II deadly all'ray that occur
red about twenty. miles west of the
city, on Wednesday afternoon:
1t appears that party Of movers,
embracing some twelve or fifteen men
in the number, were moving west
ward, Hating ut n point about twen-
ty miles west Of this city, II quarrel
arose between two Of the men, growing
out of an alleged insult to one OF the
female members Of the train, when the
male members divided and proceeded
to engage in Il most terrible and dead
~ fight with knives and pistols. After
some time the fight was terminated
through the inlerccsson Of the female
members of the party, tut not until
two of the men had been mortally
and the majority of the COM
balanls on both sides severely
wounded.
The reporters informant wac unable
to give the names Of any Of the party,
whittier they were going, or whence
they came. Further particulars will
probably be received to-day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-13
A'Iie,,.

Miss Fannie Sawyer left the
city last evening for her home in In
diana. An earnest and active mem-
Der Of the Episcopal Church, warm
and Jealous friend OF the temperance
cause, and Il favortc in society, Miss
Sawyers departure causes II vacancy
that viii not soon be filled. Tur
HERALD, in common with host of
irIends and acquosntances, wish her n
bright and happy future in her new
home.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-13

/ J, NJ. Dunlap toJg,. f. Parker, TWEEN.
ly acres ~ land, 5000,
Geo. G. Merrill 10 Albert latham,
10 acres Of land on Elm Fork of Trim.
lty 81 ,2jOOO.
h. ii. HuIra!, ST. to Mnry lane Mur
ply, 100 acres Of land In Dallas Coun.
ty, $4,000.
Jean Priest, and wife, 10 WI. Clark,
lot on Ross Avenue, 5000.
J. T. ana Thomas Field to Anna NJ.
Horton, lots Is and 49, in block 10,
smith, Murphy n Martins addition to
the city Of Dallas, $4,000.
Emma i. Lockwood 10 s. j. Adams,
President Dallas Real Estate and Build
ing Association, lot 1, block 30g in the
Live Oak Park property, adjOlnmg
city Of Dallas, Sl75.
j. l.. Williams TO $. j. Adams, Pres
ident Dallas Real Estate and Building
Association, lots No. aud 7, in block
3OS, i'll the Live Oak Park property,
$40.
f. NJ. Hanks to Ccrell ii. IIollcn-
beck, lot Of land in Hanks addition TO
Dallas SlOO.
John NJ, Laws and +. X. Laws TO
John c. Mccoy, lot on Commerce
street, 81 $50.
John j. ilaIins to NJ. f.. Fife one
acre Of land, ~lOO
w. Il. Smith and $, j. Smith toJohu
NJ. Laws, % acres OF land out of the
James A. Smith headlight, $500.
b. +. Jones to John NJ. Laws, T. 2.lO
acres Of land out of the J. Langley sur
Vcy, SiSs.
a. NJ. Cochran and wife to Walter
Caruth, 200 acres Of land, four miles
north Of Dallas, 1000.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-13
A Sure Remedy.

The Turco-Amercan OXygenatcd VapOr
Baths arc warranted TO excel either the
Turkish or Russian baths, both in power
ana medicinal efficiency, They will accom-
pIish more in one month in the positive re.
iiefGnd permanent cure of chronic diseases
than the great mineral springs of Germany,
California or Arkansas can effect in one
year, and Mt less than one one-twen ieth the
cost In all durable cases OF tho following
named diseases satisfaction will be given or
the money refunded, viz; Chronic rheuma.
,sm, rheumatic govt, urticuar rheumatism,
dyspepsia in all conditions, neuralgia, nery-
GUS debility scrofula, all Diseases OF the skin,
Kidneys ana blndGor, liver complaint, female
weakness (lfo matter OF how long stuudng
syphilis in all It's Stages, spinal disease, pro
lorsns uter.. some eases win require mag
uetism in connection with the NapOr Baths.
Advice in regard TO diet aud daily habits
must be strictly followed. ! hayc cured ca
SOS ofrhoumalsm and neuralgia of twelve
years standing IN one hour, also chillg and
lever, | viii give $2i to any person that viii
produce case of the above named diseases
that can not cure, where the patient re-
N'''''' 'N''NFNi'N 'iNAAN'F lVl ltl4llilhl ttCl-
poratlon. Tho baths should be taken once
II week for general health and as prevent.
ative OF tevors, cholera and other contagious
diseases. They will cure the rash or break
Ing cut caused by the heat, Persons taking
the hGthS viii not suffer as much fom the
intensity OF summer heat rs by opening the
pores 1t carries OF through the pcrspiratlon
much morbid matter from the blood. TINS
freeing the system OF internal CONCESSIONS
Rooms at residence ON Wood street, west
OF cotton compress. A proper assistant is
employed to attend gentlemen In the bath
room from A, N. until 10 y. NJ. Ladies will
receive special attention. Come ana see me.
Cold or tepid shower baths can be had
without the Napor Baths, if desired. shower
bath, 80 cents; vapor bath, 81; twelve baths
Tor $40.
The apparatus used was invented ana pat.
ontedby DR., H. H. Roberto, the greatest phy.
Sician OF tho age, who Is now located in New
Orleans MRS. FRANK THOMAS,
JydIm Magnetic Physician.