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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-11-01
CHARMING FABRICS !!

In Black and Colored Cashmeres.
bought direct from the manufac'
lures. We promise every Lady
buying Cashmere from us, a dress,
which, will not only surpass all
other dresses in appearance and
wear. brit which can be bought at
least twenty per cent. cheaper than
casbmores nave heretofore been
sold by any House in Newberry
A comparison of our qualities and
prices, with the qualities and prices
of other makes, will convince you
of the fact that this is not newspa-
per bosh, but the whole Truth, and
nothing but the Truth.
The choicest and best selected
line of Dress Goods in
the Up Country, Our Elegant
WOOL Worsteds at the wonderful
low price of 10 and II cts. per yard
all having unprecedented sales.
Unless you have two or three OF
these handsome dresses, you dare
not assert that you are fashionable.
Ladies Cloths Ladies Suitings !!
in all the exquisite colors so pecu-
liar to the Fall of 1888. Our Rich
dress Silks, Superb Brocade and
Satins are spoken Of by all those
who have seen them as
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HENEWBERRY HERAL D.

Nancy, wife at Reason Jackson, was
brought. to town on Tuesday as a Wit
ness for her husband who was charged
with larceny. Some time after her ar
rival in town she gave birth to female
child, in the street. Born in wagon.
If the existence of Worms in the in
1estines darkens the complexion, is it
not reasonable to suppose that their
presence will ruin health? Sinners
Indian Verlnifuge will destroy and ex-
pei them from the body. For sale by
DR.. S. F. FAINT.
Tuesday, during the recess of Court
fight between q white man and q
negro occurred near the Court House.
The old policemen had resigned and
were not on duty: Mr. Chappell had not
been sworn in; so the offenders
escaped arrest. Alderman Bowers did
duty as policeman. but he was un-
fortunately absent at the time OF the
fight.
Judge Hudson said that Winfield
Robertson was the first person tried
before him for cruelty to animals. He
also said this speaks well for our citi-
zens. There ne was somewhat mis-
taken; for. if all who deserve punish
ment for cruelty to animals, were
brought toto Court, the civil docket
would not often be reached, without
considerably extending the terms.
Mr.. Walter Counts tells us the fol-
lowing Incident which, inasmuch as it
did not result seriously, is somewhat
amusing: His father. Mr.. G.. a.
Counts, was driving bull, when the
animal turned and came towards him.
Apprehending no danger, he began to
strike the bnll on the head with small
stick. As he was retreating, he fell
upon his back, whereupon the bull at
tempted to gore him with his horns.
Mr.. Counts had the presence OF mind
to lie still. and the beast left him after
making several unsuccessful attempts
TO iniure him.
Last Friday a runaway took place on
the Public Square which came very
near resulting seriously. Two mules
belonging to Mr.. Pierce Saddler, OF
Edgefield. made dash with wagon,
and Just in front OF the Court House,
one OF them ran against the hind
wheel of Mr.. McCaughrin's carriage,
and smashed it. Misses Mamie aGd
Matte Mclaughlin and Miss Sarah
Ramage were in the Garage at the time,
but no one was injured. The mules
ran below the livery stables and "strad-
dled'' tree, and rs the tree refused
to move they came to stand" Mr..
S. promptly volunteered to pay for re-
pairing the carriage.
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A STRIKE IN NEWBERRY-THE
POLICEMEN RESIGN.

The old members of the police force
of Newberry resigned on Tuesday.
we interviewed Mr.. Henry I. Fellers,
who has for some time been Chief OF
police, with the hope of ascertaining
the true inwardness of the resignation.
The regular force consisted OF the
Chief and four policemen, but some
time ago Mr.. Davis was detailed to as
sist Mr.. Jackson, the street oyerseer !;
subsequently Mr.. Stoddarl resigned
from the force; and, for several days,
sickness has rendered. Mr.. Sill unfit
for active duty. These circumstances
called for the appointment OF other as
sistance on the force, and the Town
Council elected Mr. John Henry Chap
pell. Monday night placing him on a
level with Chief Fellers: their salaries
being equal.
The Chief has sort o. supervisory
jurisdiction, andis expected Co see that
the other members of the force are
faithful in the discharge OF their duties.
Owing to this fact, together with
other duties peculiar to his office, his
salary is somewhat in excess OF that
received by any other member OF the
force. The salary of the Chiefs $40 a
month, and that of the other members,
s35 each. The council, then, gave
eibalstea.'i ohappeil. for he was formerly On the
force. and was universally regarded as
an efficient officer, but by giving him
a salary as large as that received by
the Chief who has been active 9the
service of the town, and By promoting
him, a new member, above the old
members Of the force. These are the
circumstances of the case as we un-
derstand them. As to the merits OF
the change, the members Of the Coun-
Gil are the best judges; but our police
force has, III or judgment, been an
efficient one, and we regret that the
City Fathers do not feel able to. in
crease all the salaries-they are all too
small. The resignation were promptly
accepted, Tuesday afternoon.
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Death.

S*Oeath.
Mr.. Allen D. Lester died on the 22nd
Oct, in the 95th year Of his age.
The mother of our townsman, Mr..
G.. Chase died in Atlanta, Ca, on
he morning OF the 10th OF October.
Her remains were inferred at Flor
ence. S. c., the home of her son Jerome
p. Chase, on the 18th OF Oct.
Our deepest sympathies are with
Prof. and Mrs. d. c. Lake, of Pendle-
ton who lost their only son, little
james Perrin, aged IS months, from
membranous Group on Thursday morn
ING Oct. 23d. The remains OF the
little one were inferred in Rosemont
cemetery OF the following "Wednesday
afternoon.
ft Is with deep regret that we ehron-
iele the death of Mr.. Baruch Duncan, OF
Liberty Hall. He was born on the SOth
of Nay, 1910, and died on the morn
ing of the 31st, yesterday. One week
AGO he was stricken down with parssy-
sis. Che third stroke, and conyuisions
ensued, producing death.
Mr.. Duncan was a mar of fine char
acter, having been for long years a
prominent member of the Baptist
Church. He wasa man Of untiring en-
ergy and unremitting industry, even
III the sssere aud yellow leaf.n He
NAV have had. and doubtless did have,
many private griefs and troubles, but
TO ali outward seeming, his life flowed
quietly aud placidly on, and his many
neighbors who have for long years felt
the influence OF his life among their
own lives, knew in that life no guile.
He was kind neighbor and an honest
man, who did his duty as he knew 1t;
aud many hearts are saddened at his
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Various and All About.
This is q various world.
And every one likes variety.

Except the variety produced by pow
erty.
The Senior Editor is in Charleston
this week;
He partaketh Of fish and oysters,
and ye other soodly things.
He will not remain long in that de-
lightful retreat, because he knoWeth
that business calleth on him at home.
1t is very pleasant for him, and he
enjoyeth it nluchly. All men are
capable of enjoyment. Some enjoy
one thing and aone another.
Just at this line our absent Editor
would like the best in the world if all
of his subscribers were denied the ell
ioyment Of "naturr'; sweet restorer'-
sleep, until they settle their back dues,
and renew for another year. OF
course he means all those indebted.
The reader will excuse this para
graph Of our absent Senior, but ne is
really a good mar, and in him is no
guile. He payeti. lis debts, and Is
merciful to his q ors, and they are
many.
What pleasan surprise it would
be to him if he Won! 1 find on his return
tne honeS u5aHv. ~. - baif :' doiisrs ST " and
quarters. We verify believe he would
'"Gin another treat" A kind OF hot
wetting this time.
:, ,;,, ,,,d
suppose you all tfy ~ !: On ti,in; ii:b anu ~
see Mii"I M .oU,u oa,,ra 20 IN Tb;s 80 would ha q =
chance. vou know. and one of the va
risties most pleasant to take. Be
quick about it friends, and slip in ere
he returns.
Summer weather has been upon us
this week.
,,,-.n, poon1as E. Johnson are in
Measls. eopieS ~ oI 80 poiLo,,
-, - co,;ooo. 90
20 10 Onlie iol % e's' o'iteoe'' 90
of Gus
A triple source OF happiness "a
$50 IN. D',,H,. So,,oh c,-,.,,,
pottie OF LII o"ii oo''Si 'Ji
The Judge has decided not to call
the jrrv cases on the civil side OF the
Court. until Mopday morning.
=, ,hbo,;,,o d;od
in his Office. on the 30th instant. No
one was with him.
-.
Iuesaay eYehins' tne s Mes.ean than an bo1r bo1,.
zon was s9iof toi n,t 'hre o.n;fnen+ . M % s1,n
wiz WIN one 30. y, snI Sar A'''
-, Na, b,n+od
Two I[osperiIS Ia Nilnio'tS s., nonSIu nirSts
with the 0ehetai s ,,n,, uo :, ~" IN .e ane
ago, and treea t"e opossulis ''p oi1e
tree-one piece.
Mrs. Isabella Smith. Bucksyille, S.
C. saws II was pl gued with chronic
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New Book Receiver.

Copp's q. S. Salary List end Civil Service
Rules. Our many readers will welcome the
solid information contained in the 160 pages
OF this recently Issued book. 1t is prepared
by Henry n Copp, a lawyer Of Washington,
D. C. A!l the Government salaries arc given
from President Arthur's S50.00O to postmas-
tiers with $500, officials Of tbs Treasury In
terror War and Navy Departments, Custom
House, post offices, and fully 10000 federal
offices arranged hy State and Territories
Specimen examination questions for admis-
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country are added. The price of the book is
only 35 cents,
Every young man and woman who has no!
decided upon calling in life needs this pub
lication. The government offers lucrative
and honorable employment. Every citizen
who expects his Senator or Representative to
offer him government position, by posses
sing this manual can decide at once whether
to accept or decline the offer. 1t may
save candidates from declining fat Offices
through wrong information. Should the
Democratic party carry the next Presidential
election, every Democrat in the country
would want this book without doubt
Politicians alone have heretofore held this
knowledge. The people now have chance
TO learn into whose pockets their money
goes, and how the nations income is expen-
ded
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Frank Leslie,s Popular Monthly.

The number for November, like its
predecessors, is extremely interesting,
entertaining and instructive. The en-
cravings are voluminous, and as varied
as as the articles they illustrate. The
colored plate frontispiece. .is an artistic
gem. N. Robinson's contribution,
SsThe Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Company of Boston, and those on
ssMad Monarchs," THE Land OF the
Lion and Sum- ''Book Decoration,
Historical and Artistic ''The Tombs
OF Militia, in Mexico" ETC., viii we'll re-
paw the reader. There are Serial and
Short Stories, Sketches, Adventures,
Poems, etc., by Amanda Douglas, os-
car Doyle, Ellice Hopkins, Mrs. Jane
G. Austin. Eta w. Pierce, Mary a.
Dennisoa. 'aptain Kemeys. etc., etc.,
and large and varied miscellany, re-
plete with information and entertain
ment. There are 12S quarto pages,
and over 100 embellishments. Price
% cents a number, or 50 a year, post
paid. Mrs. Frank Leslie, Publisher,
So, 55 and 81 Park Place, New York.
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Personal.

Personal.
Mrs. Drayton Chandler, spent last
week in town.
Mr.. H. Carter Pool is in Newberry,
Miss Julia Lipscomb is visiting
friends in town.
Mr.. o. saxson has returned to
Newberry.
w. A. Williams, Esq, OF the Green
vile bar, wss in town this week, on
business.
On Tuesday we had.a call from Mr..
Theodore DeHon, the affable and gen
tlemanly canvassing agent OF the
Nescs and Courier, who has been in
town several days in the interest OF
that paper. We highly appreciate
the Neus and Coan'eir as an exchange,
and as newspaper We cannot COM
mend it too highly.
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wanted Exemption.

A few days ago, . negro man charged
with cruelty to animals, was consult
inc his attorney, when he said-I've
been warned to work the road on Mon
ilay and Tuesday" This called fortn
the information-"You are under bond
70 appear at court, and you must be
here Whereupon the sable innocent
asled with face that was ''ehildlike
and bland, ''ss6!an dey make me pay my
Tayes p, And his countenance wore a
Srieyed expression as he was informed,
RDey cam, Hecannot yet understand
why a negro under Indictment, should
not be exempted from the payment OF
taxes.
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Annual Report.

We are in receipt Of the neatly prin-
ted Eighth Annual Report OF the
,Thornwell orphanage, OF Clinton,S G.,
which was printed at their Office. We
noticed in looking over its pages, the
vast improvements, which have been
made, during the year, it also pleases
us very much to notice the Assistant
Teacher, Miss Laura Whaley, who IS
well known here.
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A FULL LINE OF
Notice.

Notice.
It certainly seems reasonable that
specialist who gives his constant atten-
tion to chronic diseases should acquire
a valuable experience and a proficiency
which should make his opinion OF es-
peciaI value. Therefore those who
have long suffered i'll health, or merely
felt themselves ''out OF sorts, and
have failed to get relief from advice OIL
home physicians, should take adyant-
ace of the liberal offer OF free consul
tation and advice made by DIR. E. b:
Foote. of 40 Lexington Ave, n. Y.
CITY. A practice of over thirty years
enables him to discover at once the ma
ture of obscure affections, and to offer
suggestions for cure or relief which are
sure to be plain and directto the point.
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The Circus.

Read the new advertisement OF Mr..
w. Il. Tarrant, in this weeks issue,
one thing he says is thathe has marked
ali of his goods down, and their is no
doubs of it. Go and see his 'sclowns, !"
he has four, it will do you good to see
them, they are always ready to wait
upon you, and give you bargains.
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as when She was Young.

II have used Parker's Hair Balsam
and like it better than any similar pre-
paration know OF, writes Mrs. Ellen
Perry, wife of Rev. P. Perry, of Cold
brook Springs, Mass. ''My hair was al
most entirely gray, but q dollar bottle
ofthe Balsam has restored the softness.
and the brown color it had when |
was young-not q single gray hair left.
Since I began applying the Balsam my
hair has stopped falling out, and mo
that it is perfectly harmless ana
agreeable dressing.
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Special and Local.
THURsDA1 NOV. / 1888.

SPECIAL NOTICE. Business notices in
4his local column are inserted at the rate OF
is cents per line each insertion.
Obituaries, notices OF meetings, eommnnl.
cations relating ic personal interests. tributes
of respect, &C., are charged as regular adTer-
;isements az 81 per squs.re.
Notice of administration, and other lega!
xotices, obituaries, rihates Of respect ana
potices Of meetings, as well as commanica.
lions Of personal character must DC PAID
for 10 advance. :.
The subscription price of the HERALD IS
$500 for Twelve months. S1oo Tor SIX SIX
months. so cents for three months ana %
cents for one month, in advance. Names N
7uture will not be placed on the subscription
hooks nptil the casi. or It's equivalent is paid.
H- Ar communications relating 10 per-
sonal interests win be inserted at regular
advertising rates, one dollar per square, cash
IN advance.
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special announcement.

Special ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
A large proportion of the readers 81
the HERALD are farmers, many OF
whom desire great deal more OF farm
ing literature than we are able to give
in our limited space. Toaecommodate
all such we have made arrangements
with the publishers Of the American
Farmer to give it as premium for one
wear to every subscribe the HERALD
who paws his subscription in advance.
The American Farmer is large l6
page paper, published at Fort Wayne,
Ind. the subscription price OF which is
81 90 per year. Every farmer in New
berry. and contiguous Counties should
avail himself Of this magnificent offer.
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shoes, shoes I.

We notice with pleasure the advertise
ment Of Mr.. A. H. Kohn, OF Prosperity,
who offers his entire stock Of Shoes, at
cost, he has also first class line OF
Millinery Notions, &C., equally as low,
Mr.. Sammie Birge can be found with
him.
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To Rent
NICE LOT OF
BUNCoMBE CABBAGE 6 APPLES
JUST ARRIVED.
4o-tf. T. Q. Bo0ZER, Agt.

used Switt's Specific Is. S. S. for
a bad case of Blood Poison from Ma
laria, and anu satisfied that it saved my
life. as 1 was given up to die.
C. G. SPENCER,
Sup't Gas Works, Rome Ga.
Oet. lS-1n.
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RE07'7.SeG.

Oct. 25th, 1883, by the Rev. J. Haw-
kins, DID,, Miss RHoDA A. HUNTER,
daughter OF Capt. S. A. Hunter, to
Mr., A.. HAYNE HAWKINS.
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''I'lG Cl2llGgtOl'S'

We would like so much for every
body to call and examine these
extra heavy weight goods for you
will then be convinced of their vast
Superiority over all others,-they
are absolutely perfect. Eagle and
Phenix, Pee Dee and Athens
checks !; the best of checks, at
Wholesale and Retail. Blankets !
Blankets! Yes, Stacks Of Blankets
from $500 to $1,000 per pair. Crib
blankets a speciality. We want to
say something about Jeans: but as
we look upon those huge rolls
upon rolls of Jeans, where to begin
and where to end, ':Aye that's the
rub" That some Merchants do sell
Jeans cheaper than others you will
be compelled to admit when our 80
cents, Athens wool Jeans is shown
YOU: "Give me SO many yards of
this Jeans,-it is the best ! ever
saw for the money! is the un-
hesitating verdict ofevery customer.
Kentucky and Mississippi, (home
made) Jeans, as good as Jeans can
be made. Charlottesville jeans
..The Old Reliable"
~We advertise moth
ing but what we have actual
ly in Stock !
g Remember, if youare
in Town any day this week
it will pay you to call and
see what B.. H. Cline & Co.,
are selling.
B. e. Cline & Go.
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Receipts since Sept. lst, 1888. 71e6 B.
Receipts for week ending
Oct. 23d, 1883. l46S b.
Harness.
The best Buggy and Wagon Harness
For the price, at PEOPLES q JOHN
SON. At
To Rent
A desirable room over Pelham's
New Drug Store. Call at Peihan 5
and ascertain price. S-t.
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Large Lot.

Breeching, Collars, Briddles, Back
hand. Harness and Traces, &C., at bot
tom prices, at PEOPLES d JOHN
SONS, Hardware Store. At.
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POST OFFICE

NEwBsRRY C. H., 5. c., Oct. 81, 1888
List of advertised letters for week ending
October 81, 1888:
Crummy. Louis Mcdonald. Miss Alice
Toster, Manerya Thomas, Miss Kate
Kinard, j Fl Wilbur, Volner
Jones, L Williams, Mrs Susan
Jones, Miss Eliza c
Parties calling for letters will please say
If advertised. &. ". BOONE, P. N.
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MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT.

Portable Steam Engine, Speak Bros;
Wine Press, T. A. Schumpert & Co.. !:
Corn Shelter, w. I. Gaillard; Straw
Cutter T. A. Schumpert & Co.;
l Horse Wagon, j. Spchl; ? Horse
Turning Plow. Universal Plow Prac-
tical Gang Plow. Stock Plow. LIVER,
Reaper. +. A. Schumpert & Co; Cotton
Planter, Slawson 6 Co.; Corn Plan
ter. Harrow, Well Fixture, Salky
Turning Plow, Hors Rake, F. A.
Schumpert & Co; L. c. Plow, W.T.Gall-
lard: American Fruit Drier. Speake
Bros; Washing Machine, Keystone
Wringer, A. Buzhardt; Grain Drlli,
T. A. Schumpert & Co.
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This paper may be found on fle at Geo. T.
RoEeN q Co.'S Newspaper Advertising Bn-
srcSfs NAV be made for 1t In New York.
NILS. Bowers, postmaster, at Prosperity
Is our authorized agent at that place
arsuhscribsrs viii eonfsr favor oy exam.
ming the dates printed next thci- names, ana
II ths date is not right they win please inform
rs It. Mistakes VIII occur sometimes.-9s
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Pumpkin preserves, Mrs 3. S. B.
Workman Pumpkin Chip preserves
Mrs. NJ. Moses; Apple Jelly. Mrs.
j. w. NJ. Simmons, Mrs. c. a. Bow
man. Mrs. /. G. Hunter: Feather Ely
Brush, T. a. Schumpert.
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supplemented PSemium List.
HoITsEHoLp DEPARTMENT.

NEEDLE AND FANCY.
Shirt. S. c. made, Mrs. j. Y. Gull
breath,
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NeWberry Prices Current.

CORRECTED WEEKLY
By j.. NJ. MARTIN & CO,
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Of Memory, Lassitude, Nocturnal Kmissiens.
Aversion TO Society, Dimness Of Vision. Note
In the Head the vital fluid passing unobservx
in the urine, and many other diseases that LEAD
to insanity and death.
DR. MINTIE will agree 10 forfeit Ftv.
Hundred Dollars for case Of this Kind I'M
the VITAL RESTORATIVE (under ~
special sdvice and trestment) will not cure' a.
for anything impure or injurious found In "a
Oh. MIETIE treats all Private Diseases mi
cessfully without mercury. COnsuItoffo.
Free. Thorough examination and edyice. N.
GLIDING analysis Of urine, Is 90. Price Of VIA
Restorative, g 90 . bottle, or four tims
the quantity, $40 90; sent to any address NM.
receipt Of price. or O. O. D.. secure from III.
servatton, and In private name II desired.
A. 4. MINTIE, n. ID.
II Kearny st. San FranofSco.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE-Sent on an plic..
ton by letter stating symptoms, sex and ss
Communications strictly confidential.
DIR. MINTlE'S KIDNEY RENEW.
NEPHRET1CUM, cures all kinds Of Kidne,
and Bladder Complaints, 0onorrhus. 0iesX
Leucorrh1a. For sale by all druggists. Al m \
bottle, six bottles for IS 90.
DR.. MINTIE'S DANDELION PTU.Ua
are the best and cheapest DYSPEPNIA ma
LILO Us cure In the market. Fors
all drusg1sts. mYaly
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TTlSITING OABD0-LATEST STYLES
lust received d the eHNxxx1x once.
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The GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

II . never.faili
Cure for Nervo
Debthty,E xhsuste
Idly, seminal
Weakne Sperma-
torrhtsa. LONv
MANHOOD,I-
potency, Paralysis
and sll the terrible
effects Of Self.Abuse
youthful follies and
In insurer
yonYD-luCh A T.os.
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The following - complete list Of out
standing assessments upon stocks listed ct
the San Francisco Stock and Exchange
Board, with the dates upon which they
will become delinquent in the Board and
the day of sale: