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Palestine.
Special to the Herald

PALnriNr, January lG.--The hons, of
stephenson 4 Adams was TODAY takcn
possession of by the United States Mar.
snail Bates, Reed 4 Coaey, of New York
nave taken proceedings against them. and
suddenly closed them up. Several large
Galveston houses. notably l.. 4 IL. Blum.
nave claims against them, and have semi
out attachments. '''
Officer John Rogers snatched John Carr
Tor raising geAeral disturbance abont
towi!' ana when the officer got John into
the iisht at the calaboose he recognized'the
prisoner as man wanted at Rusk for fi,.
taily shooting another, and now Carr is ON
nus way to Rusk, Wishing he had not drank
Palestine whisky.
MISS cora ilamblin was married tonight
Railroad. A large and brilliant assemblnre
OF railroad people from all parts Of the Stale
| were present.
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Special TO the lTereld.

SAN ANTONIO, January l6.-A stranger
named Terry who died short time since in
the hospital, supposed to be q pasper and
friendless, was. us telegraphed You at the
time, an eccentric man, at least, as some
$1,000 in money, checks aud certificates of
deposits, were found among his
effects after his death. IL seems
now that If he had died friendiess
friends turned up alter his death. One of
our bankers has taken the greatest interest
after Terry's estate. The cashier of the
oank sot out paper OF administration and
called upon the Mother Superior of The
Santa Rosa Hospital for the effects of the
deceased Terry, but the Mother Superior
had telegraphed TO the father of
Terry, who ordered her TO nav
the expenses of the sickness and funeral
of his son, and TO forward the balance Ia
him. Hence she refused to comply with
the request of Mr.. Lockwood, tho banker
above mentioned, To-day Judge Smith re.
considered his former act and directed the
cashier of Lockwood's bank to report what
he had done, and the court will issue
letters OF administration to Rev. Father
Johnson.
A! the Volkest meeting yesterday, it was
resolved to appoint committee To canvass
the city to raise funds to have the next an.
nual meeting of the Nokcst here.
Ihere has been war of words going on
for several days between two Bohemians.
both recent importations from England
local reporters, one on the Times and tho
other on the Light
norther commenced blowing nj
p. M, which promises to dry up the
streets before daylight.
Two desperadoes named Rodrigues and
Ialimnntes, who committed many murders
and robberics on both sides OF The Rio
Grande, were arrested TO day by tho Meyi.
can authorities.
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NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE, January lj.-Thc
river Is now stationery at forty.nine feet,
two inches. The government guage is en-.
tirely under water. II is thought that the
river may rise few inches more. A large
namher of people were compelled to aban.
uon their homes to-day on. account of the
rise since last night All depressions about
the city are covered with water, and much
alarm Is still felt as TO the result.
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shielded.

MoSrcoNkRY, Ala. January l0---W. II.
Lock, late postmaster at Eui6ula. commit.
ted suicide yesterday morning at his home.
He wes removed FOR deficiency some
months ago, his bondsmen paying up his
loss. On Saturday he was arrested at the
instance Of his bondsmen and was to have
been brought here for q hearing to-day.
He ate breakfast, went up stairs and shot
himself through the head.
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county. Ihe murder is said to have been
stso s,ron oi9oued, and the district attorney has
odv;ns hopes ol convection, as through his
offered by the Governor about s;x wa"as We
ago. Ihe arrest of this man will bo rlaa
uaings to many of our people, as he VAS % n
Terror MT. Pegues roasted the crim;n,i
rom ,nn Louisiana few days ago and kent mn
ste 81, cnaSe Tor fifteen days until the cart mr..
snetli iegueS spares no time or money in
nnaeesung ,,,aeg these desperate parties as this.
makes several he has arrested. "' 'is
Tot'qn is about all closed out.
rors rm kel weather has made everything
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Galveston.
Special to the Herald.

~fNN'"i :" 'hc ieEtlC.
c',,Ai 1AiLviEsroN, January lG.-The suprern,
court Appellate Court and Commissioners
Of Appeals will meet for business Wedm.s
day next. "'ui's-
Gutenberg was reelected chief of the firr
cor9;r ihe Brush steamship Delpidale from
oardili, has arrived with cargo of IA oSs;
way, i'o"'s ian-
Inc new Mallory steamer San Marco,
arrived to-day. She is an exact counterpar,
of the Guadaloupe. "'''' p"''
Inc track OF the Mexican National Rail
way Company is now across The Stat" "a
ramaniiras and being put down at tbe
rate OF mile day in the State of Neuyn
Lhe thermometer has fallen since D. m.
eighteen degrees. The weather is cold wei.
disagreeable and clustering, A nortbcr r.
prevailing The wind is blowing with n
velocity oftwenty-eight miles.
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Special to the Herald.

,BhowNwooD, January lG.-A northcr
blew up this morning about. daylight. Mt
,enueu py ram. IL continued until about
o'clock, when it changed TO sleetinc and
freezing. Everything Is now covered With
Il coal Of ice. "'''
Diphtheria has made its appearance in
town, but there has been but one death yct
The Brownwood mock Legislature IL in ,
i've and amusing. ''' "'''
Business Of all kinds good.
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Waxahacl,le.
Special To the Herald.

WAxAHAcHIE, January IA cold north
or has been blowing all day, accompanied
with rain, sleet and snow.
The Golden troupe came in to-day, and
play Tor three successive nights at the opera
house here.
;, County, Court convened to-day with n
light civil docket.
Inc WaSahachie Real Estate and Build.
of large threestory hotel here.
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A Desperate.

MEMPHIS, TENN, January l5.--Jim Films
alias Bill Williams, lcolorcd convictl who
escaped six months ago, was shot and and
killed this evening by Sergeant Scott of the
police force while resistingarrest The kill
ing occurred ten miles north of Mcmphis.
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passenger train on the Virginia Midland
Road ran into II slide last night, near Fa-
Der Mill, killing the engineer, John Men,
ton, of Alexandria, badly wounding the
fireman and doing considerable damage to
the engine. The passengers all escaped
unhurt.
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Alarmed.

RicnNoSp, January i0--A Joint resolu.
ton passed the House of Delegates to-day
providing for the appointment of com.
mittee to arrange for private hospital for
members Of the General Assembly and at.
tachcs thereof, within the city limits. In
case Of an attack from smallpox. The Sen.
ate refused to concur by q close
vote, whereupon Delegate Frazer declared
his intention TO offer tomorrow a resolu.
ton removing the session of the general as.
semby from this city 20 Norfolk city.
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EXTRA REPORT.


BAlTiNoEr, January lG.-The publicn.
ton OF the Times, new independent daily
paper which was begun ON the first dny az
the present MONTH was suspended to-day.
II has been most unfortunate enterprise
to all connected with Il.
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Colorado.


ol'Nlhi W NlV ItINlu.
COLORADO, January lL-Sheriir Ware has
arrested one John Harrison, charged with
thelt committed in Bastrop county, where
he will he sent in few DAYS.
The weather has undergone complete
cmange' a stlil northcr has been blowing
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NEw YoRk. January ia.-An Informal
ballot taken to-day at the Exchange to as.
certain the views Of members on the uue,.
ticn of the election Of new Exchange. re.
suited in vote Of i4 In the affirmative, TO
s. In the negative.
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NEw foRH, January lG.-Asscmbly Still
man, who II was thought had been killed
in the railroad accident at Spuytcn nuyyei'
was found at his residence last night Hc
jurcd
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Houston,
Special 10 the Herald.

HousroN, January lG There will h
special Council meeting tomorrow to ar
range ior laying a plank pavement from
Main street TO the Union Depot.
A severe norther, with rain, struck ms
about dark tonight.
negro, name unknown, ravished Mrs.
Scott about sixteen miles from here to-day,
on the San Antonio road while her hns.
band was away from home q, work on tho
road, lie has been traced to this city, but
not yet found.
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CuAnLrtoN, $. G., January lG.-A dos
peraic Ugh, occurred in the iail here yester.
two prisoners, in which S the pr.ono MnEsr wa.i and
both shot and one may die. "'''
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Wills Point.
Special 70 the Herald.

WILLS Poisr, January iO-Iast eveninv
Deputy Sheriff II. +. perues arrived 4,
Wills Point with one John wbetstone In
custody. MILESTONE II well known
throughout this portion Of the State as an
outlaw and desperate, having the rcputn.
ton OF killing several men. The charv.
upon which he is now arrested Is for The
,usrder OF one q, orfe Perry, ON the N,h ol
December, 1862, rar Grand Saline, IN this
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PirrsbrRo,. Pa, January i0.-No nsv
case OF smallpox In the past forty.eish,
hours Fifteen eases IN the city. Thrr,
has been ono death. i"'''
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During the progress Of the arc
thieves entered the office of Tho
Tredgar Iron Works. blew on"n
the safe and carried of $40 In money besides
the following bonds: Nos. 1 and M oi
500 each, and Nos. l6i and les Of Sioo ench
OF the first mortgage coupon bonds of tho
ppotomac, Fredericksburg 4 Piedmont
h,eilroad Company. 1t is supposed the
thieves set fire to johnson & Co.'s works In
order TO attract the attention of rredrnr
employees, while they carried out their
plans OF robbery.
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Arrested.

Nrw YoRs. January l5,-C,orce MellinS
q brakeman on the Chicago Express trains
VINO Is charged with responsibility for Tri.
uay : disaster, was arrested In the Cran,,
Centrnl depot Yesterday.
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vioksnuko, January i5.-Johnwehb on.
Einecr at the ice house, this eyoniny ien
IRON sccond'story window, breaking his
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=, MAsl,,is,,gros, ,,s, January i0.-uni,e,i State,
1,sna ~ W. s wharton, OF Louisiana. is confined
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Hun Over

ATLANTA, GA" January ie.-Ned Mad
uof, colored was run over BY a railftai
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81 PkrEasBrRe. January io.-rhe Cs,,
nas ,,S granted a GENERAL pardon to Polish Re
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RicAnoND, Va. January iG.-A fire last
night totally DESTROYED ]. h. johnsoon," ,"S. Z.
Cos. forge and iron works. seventy nor.
sons are thrown out of employment. Thc
loss is estimated ut $4,000, Insurance
SlOOO0 'NNN' "''s s"''Ve
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Religious.

Bishop A. w. Wilson will preach
in the M. E. Church South, Shop
Lerstown, on Sunday, October 8th.
Rev. w. ". Downey will preach
in the Baptist church tomorrow,
Sunday, at II a. m. No services
at night.
There will be preaching at Falling
Waters church tomorrow Sabbath,
October 1st), by the pastor Rev. II.
Gilmore.
The cornerstone (at the second
story of the new NJ. E. Church
South, at Berryyille, will be laid on
Saturday, 9TH October.
The Holy Communion will be cell
ebrated in the Reformed church, on
Sunday next, Oct. LIST, at half-past
ten O'Clock. Preparatory services
on Saturday afternoon at half-past
two O'Clock.
The Berkeley County Bible $50
ciety will hold its annual meeting
in the NJ. E. church on Sunday
evening, Oct. 1st, at It O'Clock.
The society viii be addressed by
Rev. A. D. Hunt, ID. D., of New
York city and others. All denomi-
nations of the city are cordially in
vited to attend.
Rev. Peyton II. Hoge, formerly a
resident Of Martinsburg, and grad
uate Of Hampden Sydney, with all
the honors of that institution, has
received and accepted a call to the
Fourth Presbyterian church, Rich
mond, Va.
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MARRIED.


On the bridge at Harpers' Ferry,
September 18th by Rev. Mr.. Trump,
Mr.. TAYLOR ANDERSON to Miss
NETTIE j. PRICE, both of Winches-
tie :, Va.
On the evening of September .l4th,
at the residence of the brides par
ents, by Rev. r. II. Gilbert, Mr..
THOMAS j. OREM, of Dutlields, JEFF
ferson county, w. Va, to Miss AN
ME V. SPRow, of Munroe Town
ship, near Boiling Springs, Cumber-
land county, Pa.
In the Brown Memorial Church
Baltimore Nd, September goth, 1882,
by Rev. Peyton Harrison, BEvER-
LEY S. RANDOLPH, to Miss MARY
STRUTHER JEwETT, daughter of
the late John NJ. Jewett, of Shop
herdstown, w, Va,
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Personal.

Mr.. Michael X. Pitzer, of this
county, is visiting friends in Freder-
lex county, Md.
A. G. Nadenbousch left here Fri
day for Randolph Macon College, at
Ashland, Va.
Hon. E. B. Faulkner has gone to
Kentucky on a business trip and
will be absent several days.
w. II. Virts, an employe of the
Keyser Echo, was in town this week
and called to see us.
Mr.. Daniel Kilmer, a former resi-
dent of this county, but for the past
40 years a resident of Indiana, is
visiting friends in this county.
Mr.. Juo. t. Janney, Greenback
candidate for the State Senate, has
been swinging around the circle in
Jefferson county, looking after his
political chances.
Mr.. L. l.. Chrisman, an attache
of the Harrisburg Patriot paid us a
call Tuesday. He was on his re-
turn from an extended western trip
and spent but a few hours in our
city.
Mr.. j. w. Snyder,w with Blandford,
Fowler 81 Co., Baltimore, was in
town this week on his return home
after three months trip through
the west and southwest looking af-
ter the interests of his firm.
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4 Singular Railroad Acct
AnmA

The accident that occurred
week ego on the North Wisconsin
division ofthe Chicago and North
western Railway was the most ex-
traordinary incident that ever Oc.
cured in railroad history. lhe
engine, weighing thirty tons, ex-
ploded, turned complete somer-
sault, during which the trucks
were dropped upon the tender,
and the large bulk of iron was
thrown forward $50 feet, dropping
entirely clear of the track, nearly
burying itself in the mud This
left the train d clear track, and it
had gone mile:crossing he bridge
over the Oconto river, before its
speed was arrested. IL was sup
posed the engineer and fireman
were killed, but on going back
they were found standing by the
wrecked engine but little the worse
70 the dreadful shaking up, but
unable 10 tell how they escaped,
Another remarkable thing was
that one pair Of trucks under the
mail car left the track, and though
the ties were broken in its pro-
gress, the rails were undisturbed,
and before the train was stopped
the wheels jumped on the track
again. All this occurred without
a single life being lost or a single
person injured.
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TIE RAILROAD TRICYCLE.--A
new vehicle called railroad tricycle.
is used by the Philadelphia Press to
distribute its papers up the G. v. r.
r. on Sundays. 1t runs from Har-
risburg to Chambersburg and is thus
described "This little machine is
an ingenious three wheeled arrange
ment and is especially constructed
for making fast time. The two
wheels that run on one track support
the driver and the papers while the
third, on the other track, is merely
used as a guide, and is much smaller
than the other two. The motive
power is furnished by a hand power
which works back and forth, also
by a foot crank. The lever and
crank are attached to cog wheels 10y
means Of side rods, and the cogs to
the rear wheel which propels the
machine. This gives it an acceler-
ated motion of eight revolutions to
every move of the lever. The lever
and the crank can be detached and
the hand power used or Uisa Uersa,
and both can be used if desired. The
tricycle. is so arranged that it can be
taken apart, and this will be done to
return it to Harrisburg OH the cars"
The S. Y. r.. r., also uses one. -
HdqerStWra Herdld
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E}ots.

Straw hats are having a close call.
Sportsmen report squirrels very
scarce.
The days and nights were equal
last week.
A circus is reported to exhibit
here next month.
If signs don't fail it is about time
to begin preparations for a severe
winter.
Jewelry is out of fashion. In this
particular we are in style.
Considerable malaria is reported
in this county.
Deputy Sheriff Croque has sixteen
prisoners in charge at the Jail.
Wizard Oil is receiving a boom in
this place, the fine horses, big wagon
and the open air concerts drawing
large crowds.
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DEAD LETTERS. The following
is list of letters remaining in the
Post.Ohice at Martinsburg, w. Va,
Sept. 23rd, and viii be sent to the
Dead Letter Office, Oct. 18th, if not
called for. Persons calling for these
letters will please say advertised:
James Costello, James NJ. Conley
VIM. Cunningham, Mrs. VIM. Ma.
son, Miss Fannie Miller, Miss Jape
Perisy, James Spfiggs, Mr.. Leo
TAFT also the following letters held
for postage VIM. Marin, Philadel-
phia, Pa, Speyer Brothers, New
York, N. Y.
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SUDDEN DEATH "A cattle dealer
by the name Of w. NJ. Corder, died
suddenly at the boarding house of
Mr.. Eugene Newton, in this place,
last Sunday morning about O'Clock.
He arrived here last Friday with
several car loads q stock which he
had shipped from Taylor county for
the New Jersey markets. We un-
derstand Mr.. CordT was not well
when he left home, and was so much
worse when he readled this point
that he could 60 no further, and his
stock was sent on in charge of 9TH
erS to their destination. A physician
was called in and he received the
best attention, and it was thought
on Saturday evening that he was in
no danger, but he was taken worse
during the night with the above re-
suit. 1t was ascertained that he was
q mason, and with this knowledge
the masOns of this place took charge
Of the remains and sent them to his
friends in Taylor county, where
they were inferred with masonic
honors. Mr.. Corder was a young
man about twenty-five years of age
and was but recently married.
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WOoDsON q ALIENS MIN
sTRELs and Brass Band were here
Wednesday and gave one of their
excellent performances at Feller's
Hall. Owing to the very inclement
weather the audience was not what
the merits of the troupe deserved,
but when they come again, as they
soon expect, we are satisfied a good
house will greet them. Those pres
ent took the cut in the programme
good naturally, as it was neces-
sary to shorten it in order to make
the train for the point they were
billed for on Thursday.
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A GOOD FERTIL"xER.
To Farmers who WISH TO
Get Ghe Benefit of their En-
YeElnReni.

VesimeDi.
] have received the following reports
based upon actual test by weight and
measurement;
w. Manning Lem en-, p3st-oaice,
Shepherdstown, w. Va says his wheat
WELD was u bushels per acre. The
basis of his fertilizer was r.. j Baker
q Co.'s Pure Dissolved Raw and Pure
Fine Ground Bone.
Thomas A. Grown, pos- Office adj.
dress, Martinsburg, says his whea
WELD was little over Is bushels to the
acre. lie used X. j. Baker g. Co. s
Ammoniated Bone Super Phosphate.
This wheat was grown on cold soil
near the base Of North Mountain.
j. s. Payne, post.otiies address,
Hedges vile, says his yield was from
twenty TO twenty-five bushels per acre.
The basis was II. j. Baker " Co. IS
Pure Dissolved Raw Pure Fine Ground
and Ammoniated Bone
Peter Sperow, post office address,
North Mountain, says his yield was a
fraction over Is bushels per acre,
machine m easure. This calculation is
based upon 10 acres, whilst the drill
made it only SO acres
| have heard from other farmers
having rood results from the use Of the
above Re. .i'izers, bat viii not publish
Il cir report until / get correct one
The mot successful and prominent
farmers are turning their attention to
and adopting the above Fertilizer as
they find it proves beneficial to their
land as we'll SIS crops. Respectfully,
septl6.l j. N. THATCHEk.
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BuNKER HILL. w. Va.

Messrs. Frazer 81 Bishop:
GentlemenI have used, in the last
four years past, sixty tons of your
Bone Phosphate on my wheat; at the
same time have tried different kinds,
and / have not found superior goods
at any price. | have wheat this sea
son on which ] sowed l5e lbs, and
think it win make 30 bushels per acre
IL gives perfect satisfaction, and / ex-
pcct to use it again this season, and
can recommend it to any ia mer J.
find it excellent for grass.
aug 26 Ct JAMES w. STRONG.
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tlets beyond the usual announcement.
At her late residence in this place,
. in the 43d year of her age, Mrs. AN
ME NJ. BROWN, wife Of w M Brown,
and daughter of VIM. F. and Mary
Wilson.
The funeral services will be held
at the NJ. e. church to-day (Satur-
day. at 1920 a. m.
At his residence in Shepherds
town, September 18th, Mr.. LEWIS
GARRISON, aged about GO years.
Near the residence of Hon. NJ. S.
Grantham at Shanghai, this county,
Mrs. FRANCIS MCDONALD, in the
18th year of her age, formerly Of
Culpeper county, Va.
In this city ON Sunday last, Sep
TENDER oath, 1882, Mrs. MARTHA
w. PYLE, aged 40 years and one
month.
Mrs Pyle was well known in this
community and much admired for
her christian virtues and kindness.
Her loss viii be most sadly felt and
mourned by the home circle from
whom she has been taken.
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A CARD.

Since my nomination rs candidate
for the Legislature. reports have been
freely circulated for the purpose of in
juring my prospects Of election. Ithas
been said that If elected, / would in
troduce and vote for bill to take out
Of the corporate limits of Martnsburg,
the properties of the Hannis Distilling
Company, VIM. IT, Stewart and others.
/ do positively say there is not single
word Of truth in the assertion.
If elected, / will oppose the intro
duction Of any such bill, and vote and
earnestly work against it if intro
duced by any one else. My sole desire
will be to look after the best interests
of tho whole people, of every class and
condition.
Very Respectfully,
ALIEN PARKS, JR.
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Personal! To Men Only.

The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshull, Mich. ,
viii send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro
Yoltaic Belts and Electric Appliances on
trial for thirty days to men (ycung or
old) who are afflicted with Nervous De-
bility, Lost Vitality and Manhood, and
kindred troubles, guaranteeing speedy
and complete restoration Of health and
manly vigor. Address as above. N. B.
No risk is incurred, as thirty days trial
is allowed. (till oc29.