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Acker's Blood Elixir is a most powerful
eradicator OF all impurities Of the blood
Ulcers, Old Sores, Scrofulous Eruptiops, OF
Syphlitic Poisoning, are speedily cured by
its use. IL purihes the whole system and
banishes oil Rheumatic and Neuralgia
pains. Sold by W. ii. Patterson & Co,
Dallas, Texas.
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YORK. He came here all right, but when
sufoye HIM out he didn't seem to be quite
ns same sort OF beast. He had turned
lnlo dead-and-alive sort of Great.
en5 i sun, l went up the road with him.
SSnu, as luck would have it, the rain came
SU"n "a torrents before l had gone very
when got him under shelter, Grsc;ons
what sight he was He wouldn't havs
Nm, himSelf could he have seen himself
me aye and all washed out, and, Instead
OF the beautiful chesnut, had a horse of
another color altogether. What did I do
with aim? traded him Off for ten tons of
coai az vi % ton. My man told me Thai
each ton weighed $40 pounds, but / didn't
say anything, | had a suspicion that The
cosi man hadn't got the best of me. any
Way, New York Graphic. "'
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Iva, ILL, January "a, lssl.-oARrER MEDICINE

Gents. Enclosed find one dollar. for
which please send by return mail one hot.
tie Carriers Little Nerve Pills, and for the
balance Carter's Little Liver Pills, The
sample bottle Of Liver Pills received from
you some time ago have been tested by me-
and several of my friends, among whom |
distributed them, and in every instance
have given entire satisfaction. For sick
headache, they are the medicine-seek not
to improve them-they are perfect.
HUGH WILL, Ava, Jackson Co., Ills.
For sale by Williams, Tolliver g. Walker,
druggists. Dallas Texas.
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Do not tritle with any Throat or Lung
Disease. Whenever you have a Cough use
Ackers English Remedy, and prevent fur
ther trouble. Although Consumption Is
the most prevalen disease in this country,
You can be perfectly protected by the use
of this preparation Sold by W. II, Patter-
on N Co. Dallas Texns
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25c. vs.. S25


The one buys box of Browns Vegeta-
bic Liver Pills, which cures constipation,
sick headache and torpid liver; the other
you pay your doctor as penalty for not
using Browns Liver Pills in time: which
amount will you pay2 All of Browns med.
cines for sale hy all druggists in Dallas,
asst Dallas and Texgs.
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From Eminent Wilmer Brinton, NJ, D.
baltimore

/ have used Colden's Liebig's Liquid Er.
tract of Beef and Tonic lnvigorator in my
practice, and have been much gratified with
the result. As "a tonic in all cases of debil-
ity and weakness, anmmio, chlorosis, etc -,
etc, it cannot he surpassed. Remember
the name, Colden's-take no other.) OF
druggists
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscre,ions OF youth, nervous weak.
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc, |
will send recipe that will cure you, free
of charge. This great remedy was discov.
cred by a missionary In South America
Send u seli'addressed envelope to the Rev
Joseph 7. Iuman, Station ID, New York
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Penny Northumberland Folly.

1t is foolish to save the little that Sozo.
dort costs, and suffer what will result in
bad teeth and large payments to dentists.
Place bottle of it on the toilet, use five
drops only of it every time after eating,
cleanse the mouth, and show your wisdom,
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suE APrELLATE COURTS.
I'D, Of Opinions Of the Supreme Court
TYLER Term. 1889

,,nst al. VS.. WaSsenich; from Guads
oqn,y. On the trial below plaintiff
.1in evidence for the purpose of show
mi the goods were obtained under
s',r,enees and thereby iustitying the
[j.n attachment two statements Of
| ,,aiug Of appellees made by num-
[ zine hrm. The evidence was rejected
[ 4. court upon what grounds is not
!, Held, it is evident they were not
[ ,,l.i for want of authenticity, it ex-
| ,.on the ground that they We're not
~ in rebuttal, it was error. The
A, made out their case by establish.
'ssr account and having the levy of
'Tsebment so as TO secure their attach
len. The evidence OF appellees went
nestablishlng damages, In SO far as
,.,stements tended to show on what
'.snIations the goods were obtained
Az truthfulness was legitimate evil
IN rebuttal of evidence for damages
snnefully suing out the q ttachment,
hepce have been admitted. Reversed
rnsnded. Gould, CD.
f.,et al VS.. Wood; from Falls county.
~ IN suit the plaintiff sues and re.
r. as the surviving widow and
of the family, consist.
Of minor children, such
" children are represented and q re.
fsr by the mother ipsures to their ben
1.-THE extent Of their rights in the sub
natter. 1t is not necessary to make q
[,Ssse pending litigation party to the
sa Judgment against his vendor is
m, upon him. The conveyance of the
fsSpd not being joined by his wife hay
been declared imperative, the wife
not convey the property after his
N TO the vendor and thereby cut Off
minor children from asserting their
The community property at the
MS death ves,ing in the minor child
1 n one half undivided halfinterest, and
nj being shown, authorized the wife to
heir interest, their next recovery, their
Interest, and this judgment is reversed
80 rendered. Dissenting opinion of
rs, !. adopted.
s.pner Lockett VS.. Downing; from Hunt
Mn liza marked line was made and
Mrised by appellee. in consequence of
presentations of A. J Hepner, wheth-
M same was wilfully made or not, APP
,soaght not to be barred in n contest
ren them, but this contest is between
wndee of Hep!er, and the charge
Nd have been given that if Downing re-
KID and sCquiesced in the marked line
T. allowed Iepner and his vendee
nrhase and improve said land, with
,nce to said line, Downing is bound by
respect and acquiescence. An express
agreement by owners of contiguous
IS TO the boundary line,
binding as between them, such
F.nent may be implied from long &C.
hllance, and should be enforced as
ha purchasers who buy relying upon
D observation and indicating the true
llary rs recognized by those from
IN purchase is made, and against the
EtS themselves when by the act of one
Rther has been induced to place valu-
improvements on the land, believing
lie his. He that misleads another to
rIry by his negligence ought to be
ITO the same liability as though he had
EDgly done so. Reversed and re-
lied. Stayton, i.
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DIR. j, W. Gibbon, of Ark, writes: "Foi
many years my wife was a sufferer from d
terrible female complaint that bailled tn,
skill of all physicians around me. She
used DIR. Dromgoole's English Female Bit
ters, they cured her souni and well, and
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examine tho stock
A No. 1 Saloon stand Tor Sale,

n Nv SSiooh stanu Tor sale,
corner OF Main street and Houston & Texas
Central railroad near Union depot, with or
without restaurant and lodging rooms con.
nected. Must be sold soon, as intend to
change my business. / will satisfy anyone
wishing to go into this kind of business of a
good, Investment Apply to W. Il. Under
wood, li25 Main street.
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wonderfuli without Number

are the cures recorded by the use of Browns
Arnica sa,ve. Not u family in America
but should keep remedy for burns, cuts,
bruises, old sores and inlamed sore eyes,
always in the house. The Brown Medicine
company warrant every box of Browns
Arnica Salve.
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Considering the number of competiore
and the strenuous efforts put forth. and tbs
high repute some Of the competing Brands
enjoy at home, the wianing of the only
Gold Medal ever given at an Australian
exhibition is quite matter of congratula.
ton on the part Of Messrs. W. T. Black.
well ~ Co., manufacturers of Backwells
Durham tobacco
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Deserying of Confidence

There is no article which so richly do
serves the en'ire confidence OF the com.
munty as Browns Bronchial Troches.
Those suffering from asthmatic and bron-
ohial diseases, coughs and colds should try
them. Price % cents.
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It Might WNNc Wucu'T
Thus your friends will sing "a they watch
your life ilickering out with that dread dis.
ease Dyspepsia; stay It's rnvagcs ty using
at once Browns pepsin Tonic, Romcm.
Der Delays are dangerous
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Parasols, Fans, and IN tact all summer
goods in the house, we have reduced to
such low figure that il viii be impossible
for any TO abstain from buying A. & H.,
Mittenthal. Cos Elm street,
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Premature Loss of Hair

May be entirely prevented by the use OF
Burnett's Cocaine. Housekeepers should
insist upon obtaining Burnott's Flavorinp
Extracts; they are the best.
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fAisrellamcous aSaauts

glris rom TO rs years of age. lns,ruction in
Veal and instrumental music given, Thew
wut DC win respectable family ANA their NOR
in,or.tS Loeseu after Particulars given on
day. ''i"'u n vusS 70
WANlkD.--By young man of some esne,i-
snee, permanent situation ON a good
"oeA. paper Henry SHREDDER Dallas, Texas,
. nov2s IL
WANThD-lo Sc at low figures and ON e,sy
W terms, highly improved IA m OF / 40
a sS, ~ aetes IN cultivation. good tesidence
ger: line wells and cistern, farm Situated on
uoauo Lake: Marion county, about - miles from
the Town OF Jefferson Steamboat landIng an
,ne promises. For further inform alton address
y 4, christian Atlanta, Tex Nov 2,d,yw2w
WANTED-Ton TIMERS at once AT Harry
~ BROS, In this city. Good wages and steady
WI YIN Nov 2l-tf
w ANrkD-lo rent a residence with TOUR or
nNe rooms, kitchen and servants house,
prompt pay and good care taken. Address p n
B~& lttO or call at 7l5 Elm s,reet noyi7.r
w ANrEu-A good cook, man or woman, An.
w ply at so3 Wood and Ackard SITS noyi7tf
WANTED-Two stone cutters, nj Honey
w Grove Nelson. noyiG~tr
WANTED-Two good walters at the Union
W Depot Hotel. Apply at once novit.f
WANrED-A good cook. Apply TO Charles
Fred Tucker 9is Patterson ave. nov OF
WANrED-six girls at Hughes Bros. & Co $
W factory, end o. Ervsy street ocr,S.tf
wanted for our new H..
ny lustrated and fast selling books d fine
PICTORIAL Family Bibles - Extra terms To
agents Call on or address TExAs Book AND
BIBLE CO., ~ Main street Dallas Texas
WANTED-A file of the DAILY HFRALp Tor
" the year 1873 Apply at the Herald office.
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The new brand Spring Tobacco is what
every dealer should have in stock. Chew
ers say there is nothing equal to in on the
market.
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..thlng Hack

w III more serious matter than IL
M u ~, proceeds from disordered kid
,is Ss ,;rr has real cause for alarm
H M unles out of ten il does come from
usyS' Reader, If such Is your
! w. cannot use Hunts Remedy too
i ~, sUGr case may become very serious
Know Y. Hunts Remedy, the
S'ey aud liver medicine, is a sure
NJ Snly sure cure, indeed, for all
Ia ~. me kidneys, bladder, liver and
''sals- very dangerous diseases.
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. II IT.:

The only discover Of the poisonous uric acid
when exists Ia the blood OF Rheumatic and
equity patients.
sAtlCYLiCA IL known nv a common sorsc
remedy because II strikes directly ut the cause
o, Rheumatism, Govt and Neuralgia, while SO
many so'ealled specifies and supposed panaceas
only treat locally the effects
II ha, been conceded by eminent soientIsis
that outward applications, such M rubbing with
OIL, ointmcnts, linmtnts aud soothing lotions
VIII u Il eradicate these Diseases which are iho
result OF the poisoning of the blood with uric
sALiCfLiCA works with marvellous effect
on this ", Id and so removes the dIsorder m n
now exclusively used by all celebrated physic.
ans OF America aud Europe Highest Medical
Academy oiPaiis reports % per cent cures In
three days.
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500 COX. 8BoxEsroR $500
wASuuuHNH X CO., proprictors,
NERVOUS DEHIlIy "

We WMren. six npxet OF DR. Il. G WEST
Nerve aud nralH Treatment 10 cure all
NtyouA Disease either male or icnsle, II
aohH Mcnldl Depression, Loss OF Memory,
'penueiofrhWa and Involuntary Emisinna'
caused hy pyyfWutk OF the brain, telf-abrse
etc. aud WIN give : written guarantee with
zach " ouIcr ngwoins 10 refund The money
u the treatment does not effect a rnrp Ia III
mun'hs Price q per box, tx boxes tor AZ
acnl prepaid by mail ON receipt oi price Char
anteos Issued BY Z. fRFnEnlCRNCS Whole
,ale and Retail Druggist New Orleans Ia or
ders hv mat NJ rernlrr nrpN
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Tnr 2ais

E'os SALk-On the 9Th of December next
= wlll sell at auction at my residence, foot of
foydra' street, forty head of cattle. ia Wal.
pole. NovSt "a
EOR sALE-A two.siory residence, No, I6s
a ,hoss avenue, VIII take larger part of price
n ~ cnyyaper CITY property or small farm, 4.
UNerlecsr. Ncv!1-2t
lNOk sAbh.-A corner lot ON Commerce street:
l house OF 1--WE rooms, three fire places, rents
iortl2 permonth. Price si75 Apply ~ bong as
street hoyS'I,,
DOR sALE-slx hilchcocks patent compress
loon. Price, sii noyl7tf
EOR sALE--A splendid madi m sized Die.
L Dold SAFE, nearly new, aud two dastS for
SAFE by q L. Vrceland. southwest cor er Main
ana y w hel sifeep. novi4-f
NoR sALE-A nice folding lounge b aca mo.
A mar; cost new, s&i; win sell At Il Ia, re dis.
count Address II. care Herald ONCE
EoR sALE-Two good cookstoves, suitable for
holel OF restaurant; one No ~, Charter Oak.
oiher continental, & cd and nearl, new. for
sale on aNount of wishing TO purchase Ran,e,.
also heating stove for dining-room; all nearly
new Apply atonce at Demonico Restaurant
D"li"s ieAas. novli.tf
EoR sALE-1hree of the best billiard tables in
Craddock's. nnviletf
EOk SALE-A choice farm of las acres. miles
L northeast OF Dallas, on the RoCkwa road
loo acres now In cotton. viii sell all or divide
IN smaller tracts IN suit purchasers Also The
lsrmlng implements horses. mules etc, on tie
pace WIN sel on reasonable terms Apply To
): U. Crutchheld, corner Akard and Jackson
streets N ,JG'tS
OR SALE-A very desirable city lot los
Main street with brick wall iSx2d feet. An.
ply loJ FLOWING, 1917 Elm street
E'ol SALE-A crusher and corn $ cller. For
particulars call upon or address SAM Gus
DIFF | ougview, Texas sept D.
EoR sal hcap-A rccond. hand engine
, Apply or address Herald sept
I'oR sNLl POnI Brec1e Property M
sherman, now renting At SIS per month,
Apply to y, LANGSI0n Dallas Texas
..--....-. Scptli-tf
ESR SALE-Kesidencc 40. SOS leandcr 81.
II one Of the most pleasantly situated md con
yenignI III every way IN the city; scvcI rooms
Inquire on premises uupoG.tf
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AsFoRD, MICHIGAN, August %, lS7a.-CARrER
MEDICINE COMPANY;
Gentemen--rlense send to my address
smother bottle of tie Little Liver Pills. |
consider them a sovereign remedy tor Head.
ache. CHARLES 5. SANFORD,
Midland county, Michigan.
Tor sale by Williams Tolliver n Walker
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Cheap Column.
Aoftcrs.
NorICE-,Adyernsems may DC named into
~ our business ONCE up to sp. m, and into the
composing room an 20 A. m

NoIlCE-Send orders 20 New Orleans 10
~ new crop rice sugsr aud molasses to A. Y
Trs .ASo Co. Purchasing Brokers, No /
Sxvnoupl.onias ST Terms cash. Coffee, 60 DAYS
Vow ls The time to eonsign ned rust proof oais 10
New Orleans The planting season here is lust
" '''1, octil -smo
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Ladies' from u Distsnce

iNuIes from biHbnCe.
All orders will he carefully filed. Ad.
dress Mrs. Il. Bauman, 706 Elm street, Dial.
as, Texas
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Smoke genuine Duke OF Durham. Stand.
ar-' the world.
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&or &er7.


| k'OR RENT. A nice Carpetcd Office or desk
L room on first floor, No 6i8 Elm street best
location In city, Apply TO l.. A. wilson II
| EuR RkNr-A NV two.story frame house
] containing ~ rooms, kitchen and large din
lng hail, adapted for hotel or lodging house
situated sOrncr East Elm and Central railroad
Apply ut Blue corner. Noyn.lw
Two RENr-Threc rooms to rent, furnished or
streets, Nov u. 4,
EoR RtNI-l easaut furnished or UNFINISHED
L rooms for nt with or without boari. An.
lpy NJ II Commerce street corner st Paul n
EOR kkNT-rhc Wilson hotel Ennis. Tcxns ,
Il by December lot; party furnished: twenty
rooms enjoys good patronage. Address or M.
ply al once To Jen Anderson, Ennis Texas
novi7-lw
EORsEN l. Flrst-class hotel to rent In Den.
ION IeXas; partly furnished; posse, sion
Even peremoer 10th, Apply to W. ]. Lacy,
ae...o.., IeAus. - novlh.l5t
iOR ENr-Thrre furnished rooms. with ar
j without hoard. Apoly at HOS Kiln street
LoR RENT THE Mechanics hotel located at
oOs racine avenue. Apply at G9j Elm IT.
--------- nova
LNok Ran II OmmetCial Hotel ON Commerc,
Il street. south OF Grand Windsor, repnluted
ana newly papcred. Call on BowsER K LEM.
MON. sen,,s,f
Aoncy to 3.oau.
MONEY TO LOAN-on land; long time low
W rates, J b, Watkins& Co, Marsalis build
ing nallas: Taxas. ms7.G
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DO not delay, but call at once and get one
oil those 50 tea sets at the Crystal Palace.
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@oilcu to 4.nniI.

Mooney TO LOAN-on land: long time Low
W rates. J b. Watkins Co, Marsalis build
ing Dallas. Texas, ms5.ts
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yNOS SALMON the 9Th of December nsx. /
Il Will sell at auction at my residence, foot of
Poydra' street. forty head of cattle. I'D Wal.
pole. NoyS, IA
The bee., 1882-12-23

A treasury official, who has been looking
over the old statutes, has discovered that un-
der the act of July f. 1896, all the depart
ments must be kept open at least eight hours
each day from October to April 1, and at
least ten hours each day from April to Oc-
tober /, except Sundays and legal holidays.
He claims that this law has never been ro-
pealed and is still in force. It is said that
the matter viii be brought before the Presi-
dent and Cabinet.
Inc treasurer of the United States has re-
ceived from "J. R." attorney, the sum of
four housand dollars in cash for account Of
the conscience fund. 81. R." states that the
money is sent at the request of client and
covers principal and interest.
Hon. Godlove s. Orth, member of Congress
from the Ninth districs of Indiana, died at
his home at Lafayette, Ind, with blood
poison.
The investigation of the relations existing
between the detectives and the thieves Of
Washington, it is said, will be enlarged to
include the chief Of police and other high
officials.
1he sessions of the United States Senate
Saturday was devoted to debate on Mr. Pen
dleton's civil-service bill, but an effort to
reach vote was defeated.
In the House the postofice appropriation
DIN was further considered. All amendments
tor special mail facilities were voted down.
as well as the amendments to defeat the
cheap postage clause of the bill,
A Hecision has been rendered in the case
of Major N. M. Curtis, who, while a special
agent of the treasury, received contributions
for political purposes from employees Of the
government in violation of the act Of August
10, 1876. The question at issue was whether
the act of August 10, 1876, is constitutional:
Chief Justice Waite delivered the opinion ot
the court, sustaining the constitutionallty OF
the law
The bee., 1882-12-23

forces himself before and upon the
association. 1t would be great pity
to break up this fine association, but its
days are numbered, if its members are
to be forced to listen to the repeated
harangues and submit to the arbitrary
acts of this Englishman, whose educa-
tion and views are monarchlcal, and OF
that disagreeable fiunkeyism generally
exhibited by the low-claSs English to
their superiors and titled nobodieS of
superior rank. We have dighified a
very small man by editorially referring
to him, but the Bethel Literary Asso-
citation is too important to cultured
community, to allow the rank weeds"
to grow, that will finally choke it to
deuth, when with little effort they
could be removed. 1t is the importance
of this association to the public that
must serve as our apology for this ar
ticle, for certainly outside of his oppor-
tunitics for good and evil, as the pre-
siding officer Of this association, this
Englishman has no social, moral, or
political significance, nor is he i'll any
manner individually of sufficient i'm
portance to give him this extended
public notice. We are, therefore, con-
strained to say that the course of this
Englshmen in his attempts to suppress
free and legitimate debate, and the OBJ
trusion of his harangues, and the i'm
polite course of the bishops, will drive
from the association such able men as
Rev. Mr.. Waring, Mr.. Cardoza and
Others, who are the able thinkers and
debaterS of our people, who are an
honor to their country and incalculable
benefit to the rising generation, who
l-----~- es->ueIy- ProrItcu ny listening to
their polite, wise and timely remarks,
when they have seen fit to speak or
write for the association.
The bee., 1882-12-23

sights, but especially is this true about
the market-hcnses Saturday nights.
In view OF these facts would it not be
well, therefore, for parents. knowing
the temptations of metropolitan life,
to guard more closely their Young
daughters from night walking, and
even from going about the city in the
day without their permission and full
knowledge. And what is the purpose
of the girls in leaving their homes?
Would it not also seem part of the
duty of the police to do their utmost TO
try to save these young girls from de-
struction? Are there no laws that
authorize the police to stop and arrest
young girls who are 10y their behavior
giving evidence of bad conduct and
purposes, and who at least are, ly such
conduct in such place, exposing them
selves TO moral ruin. These facts ap-
ply to both white and colored alike,
the only difference being that the one
class Of juvenile offenders, in most
cases of the deprayity referred to, are
much more hoisterous i'm their rude
behavior.
We are very much panied to see that
the police are less mindful of their
duty in these important matters than
their duties or oath of office would
seem to require of them, and that SO
long as the rude parties are made up
entirely of colored youth suffer them,
though they may be young girls of ten
der aye and little Judgment, to run
their race of riot into the worse form
of vice.
The BEE respectfully, in view of
these facts, but most earnestly calls the
attention of parents To this Gr'l,.,'',e'
.Nn. IL parents would save their
young daughters and sons from the
shame and degradation of vice, they
should see TO it at once that night
street walking, night market-house
promenading, night meetings of every
kind, including church night meetings,
are prohibited or guarded in such a
manner as that no moral harm will ac-
crue to the young girls and boys. Let
us all strive our best to save the rising
generation to virtue and respectability,
to honor and usefulness, to Christianity
and the good of society and our beloved
country, and the Inheritance of an
eternal life of happiness.