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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-03
A LIVELY TILT.
The Way Th,y do n IN Callforsia- A
spicy iiit
or Testimony IN Miss Iiilps Suli
Against senator sharon.
Exciting. Scene In the Court Room.

The loliowlng scrap III ihs testimony
token IN che suit brought against Senator
sharon by Suah Aith,a llui, who olaln'
"a b. NJ, wife "by contract" j. reported by
the Alta California;;
General Barnes-You offer that In eyi
dence, DO NouY
Blrnes--Well, MS a nice letter for mar
ried woman TO get.
sarah Althes excited and red hotl-
| ID MT You talk, you brule, YOU I'm a.
good as Your friend, Mrs -
General B,rnes (slso eKoiled) Don't you
mention any lady's name mere, you wretoh
don't You do Il,
Ssrah-Oh, | know all about 1t. Who
nut the amber beads around youg neck
Ha! hal hal (rhis last is intended for con
yulsed laughter)
hnssJ? Don't You talk that wav TO ma, II
Won we've man I'd break every bone IN
your body. And the general advanced rs
IL about 10 forget that Miss Hill wasn't Il
msD,
chal,ed away. but nobody coula under
stand Nhat she said, as General Barnes was
storming about something being an ma
nous lie, aud Colonel Flournoy, iylrr ahd
whi'e.haired young man, who attended
HIM, so az 20 hold him back from Miss
Hnl, who rose and prepared Tor fight Fhs
whits.hgiTcd youth was sent across the room
wlfh n vigorous push, hut Tyler and Flour
nov were moEc persistent anu snll hung
on. Tho general meanwhile Stormed nj
his crlnmniator, IS ha called her, "Wheru
Is her supporter" he shouted. LET hin,
take II up and III thump him once any.
how"
BE courteous 10 the ladies, General ~
in.erposed Colonel Flourn ", CALAMITY
land please don't call that lady liar"
GENERAL ISvEorIvE.
Call that thing lady" snorted the
general, "wby, the-the- wretch. This ~
not the frat lin she has assailei me, bur
IL will be the last"
Mis- Hil did not respond, and seeing
that shs had fcregone her womRl's priv
leye Of the last word, the general eat Gown
ard the examination OF BurchGrd was re-
sum6d.
Tyler-How do you reconcile this letter
dated several days alter you told her you
wanted nothing further to do with her
with your statements
Witnes.--t can't answer AZ present
Tylsr--Are not the "harsh and crue
words" you refer to, her accusation Of eff
against you!
Wirness--No. She accused me of deceiy,
lnc her In money matters.
Tyler-Did she tell you she was Sharon.
atlianced wife?
Witness-No.
Tyler-Dij che order you out OF her
rooms?
Witness--No, could not say that oh;
did. She told me deceived her, and r.
taiated. | was sorry the next day alC
visited her 10 try and make it up. Alter
ward wrote the letter.
T,I al l,at Ia ,a,
tired and asked tor an adjournment, which
| was taken.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-03
BASI: BALL.

Arrangements have heon perfected with
Cores Chicago league com animation, wn'ch
is nov IN the iiiy. 10 remain over two days
and play the Dallas Brown Stockings 20 day
and tomorrow, at the Jockey Clab park,
the weather dt the past two days having
prevented them fiom playing but one ct The
series of three games tney came 10 play.
The management of the Browns base
been at a great expense to iodGse
for the purpose OF giving the
people of Dallas an opportunity o. witnrss-
ing some Hpe ball PLAYING. Since the
weatner has proved so disastrous to the last
two proposed games. it is to he hoped that
The supporters of the game will turn out in
full force. These gamCs are the last that
will be played in this city until she
Browns return from their proposed TIP 10
Galveston and the south, 80 let every body
% ont To- day and see the great Gore COM
nination. the champion club of the south,
plav. TIE gard will he called n! y III.
sham. Tee MI Il street cars will carry you
direct TO the grand stand.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-03

II is we'll krbwn to all our readers that
the suggestio1of good dirt Iosds, particu..
larly in this sction Of tie state, is one OF
vital importatct, and it remains problem
yet to be solI,d as to the cheapest and
most durable plan of constructing them
throughout te country. Dallas county
now has but little open land, and the roads
from one eafbf the country to the other
lead throueWlanes, which a. certain sea-
sons OF the N.Y. ara impossible. The bust.
ness of our ely II thereby injured, the in.
forests Of the farmers suffer, And general
damag Dg ehct is the result. This evil
should not By alloxedto exist longer than
the resourcei OF our country and the peo'
pie will admit OF a remedy being applied
Some have blgges!ed the idea of erecting
wooden piles, and at least advocate the
plan of macadsmizing the roads.
The durability of the first would of course
be question: h, and the expense of the later
plan, owinHto the rtmoteness At suitable
rock, rerdd it impracticable A! sugges-
ton howevtr comes from person who has
made somesinve igation of the subjsct Of
cheap andiurable dirt roads, and he has
arrived atbe concus,on, that, after throw
ing M spdrrading the road-bed with suita.
BILE ditches on either side, that they be
covered inRlth iron sheeting. The road.
beds shout De at least twenty.tour feet
vide. wituhe roof or shed erected on posts
planted atllsuitable distance apart. These
sheds wodl keep the road.beds dry and
psssible thiyear around, and can be erect
cd at less III, than by any other feasible
mode. IdIome parts of Louisiana this
plan has hin tried and with splendid re-
suits. TIL suggestion is made with the
hope thatfhers may do likewise, and that
at no far dy iu the future we may havI
good. suit1 o roads all over our country.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-03

An old fgsician, retired from practice,
having hid placed in his hands BY an East
India mid the formula of simple
vegetable amedy for the speedy and per.
mapent Ire of consumption, bronchitis,
catarrh, abma ard all throat and lung al.
jections; SO a positive and radical cure
for neryd debility and all nervous COM
plants. er having tested its wonderful
curative wers in thousands OF cases. mas
felt it hilduty to make IT kno"n 10 ME
sufferipgillows Adjusted by this motive
and dela to rel eve human suffering, l
will send.ee of CHARGE, to al who desire
It, this rdipt, in German, French, o, Eng
lish, wi,lfnll directions Tor preparing and
using. lat by mail by addressing with
stamp, lining this paper, w. a: Noyes,
lao Powts Block. Rochester, N, Y.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-03
How Tom ochii,ree was Changed.

There's nothing changes man like
being elected To con grts'," said IN ancient
trend Of Tom Ocli!lTes's, Ia willard tEe
other might. He aud used to bs iuSepl'
rabe wnsn he was IN Washington before.
H. WAS Tom and Joe between US then.
He's member NJ congress now. and h"
cslls me Mr. - lie used to wear II
mus.in shirt with pink aud blue hor."'
shoes ON IT. ~ big Hs trade dollars II"
would Se nj ma coz, Rnd vest, and t9e
people wau!a "a Ter in crowds to LOOK nj
he rogl leudent shirt while ne would play
bit inrdl He never comes into the htlliatd
room now, and the other day when went
10 his ioom-I had 10 send IN my card
firs'-he WAS beinG dressed ny four coiored
boy y. body servants, he called 'em. Doe
wHs shaving him, another vas putting on
III, socks, aud he was ordering the other
two around the room for shirt with more
$ arch Ia il and Il SITTER hair-brush, ard u
bottle of perlumery aud manicure SCI an"
An embroidered pncsst-handker hief He
inst sat there and lat those four boys dress
MIN - National R'nnhlicar.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-03
ANNIVERSARY BALL;

TIE tenth anniversary bail of the Dallas
Tnrn Verien Society care of last evening
stTnrners hall, and there were gathered
foce,her a numerous aud festive throng
which. from the oegnring, stamped II as a
pleasant evening"; The splendid music, ~
sisconrsed by a fine orchestra, was meas
,,,sT off nv the humble feet of the gay. de'
votses of the dance and picture OF mir'h
and measure was presented. The enter.
tainment ives marked success, and Toe
r,sncgemert deserves credit for the man
49, e, which the affair was conducted.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-03
TWO EuNAWAY BOYS.

The Hart boys referred to few morn
ings since In telegram from Plano, to the
HERALD as having runaway from their
father, were captured Monday evening by
the conductor or the west bound train over
1ne Texas g. Pacific aud turned over to Po-
lice Officer Gates who locked chem up and
this marstsl OF Plano, who
bone down last evening After them. The
Ether OF the boys who are aged thirteen
knd fourteen years old, IS nearly oe-
E;racted with grief at the ccnaust OF his
tnne
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-03
GRUETLi vEnEIN.

.
At Turner Hall last eYtiluY the Gru"I'l
Verein, com po,ed OF tho b-SL at our SWI's
citizens, celebrated the tenn anniversary
of their organization by cong, II
and ball. At an early hour The
hall was flied with bnpnV and exulJHnt
faces intent upon ] " ann mlrth. Thf ex'
ercees we're opened by an Fpr',
pirate address by the venerable stmNpl
A. Hammerly, who recited the history OF
the society from lis inception to its present
conspicuous position. The progtaYm was
then carried out, which not only vefy mu;h
delighted the audience, but deserves more
space than can tie given. The ai1ginG Sno
music was excellent, particularly Ehe ossso
by Mr.. Adolph Eisenlohr and perform
ance on the flute ny I}r: bol,
There were also some ;ecitatinnls IN SWISS
bv q member that caused much lapplause
The opsretta, where the jfoge was
nppealed 10 in mosC aurnIet tones
even coo.cOu-ed to, a9d Il ~ ho} - the ia"st
WAS truly feature. ThS nd n Noent
NTerpslcnorc held the reiie "a1 iin'. ID va,
| thSt the Young folks mnni .@'tFM '"f,
enthusiasm, Tor ~ Mel y BfC! sta. a"M
stiuSE up the march tn balS mo ~
merry couples eager iyr ~, rh'l
and try fiddler and thN jbprH re
kepe, Ny saving sntl h'. "
till lete Nour. The 'charsoler ass 4
by Mes,Cs Fech and OtU will Dc rem M
bered asthe sading Ell ipya pro- no the tca
sion. TheSwis eau ieUi p sn' q ~ hel
society, ana TN, HEn.Lu Wishes 'hen
many more retutiN OF thee same ENJOY
meut,
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LOCAL Ihhb.
Va NapghiIness as Shown by
~ Police Report.
= hats ihn Base Balllsis-
A tame To-day.
Bliss other News Notes.
urpORT ron DUCEMnEI,,
W report for tne month OF DE-

W report IpF 'ut lIoHth w -
Ewing amount Of iines assessed,
WoSkbd out, etc., and the number o.
Arrests and the offences charged, IS as iol'
lovs; .,,o II, ,-.
worked, $7i; escaped, Sl3. sick, ~; Ils,
charged, S2; in caisboose, s57; transferred
10 iail. S2S; total amount assessed, sOl5;
less assessed prior 10 December LIST, Ssi-
total. $50 , ..
+ Arrests we're mado for the following OF
fences. VIZ: Drunk and down, 81; warrant
40; theft, 81 carsipg, s; exposure oil person
inp i {ewslk, 1; assault, 2: vagrancy, ID
rostcry 81 last riding, 3; fl hitting, O; on-
struclins streets, 2: murder, |; keeping dis
orderly house, l; drumming, /; suspicion, !;
yulgai language. 5; drumming without IL
csnse, l; careless driving, !; leaving team, l;
di scharre of fireworks, l; loud noise, 2; total
rumb,r OF ayroSts, 40; number OF convic'
tons ia.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-03

X would be we'll for housekeepers to
NV that DR.. Prices Cream Baking Pow,
s. IA free from Alum, Ammonia, and
ther obiectional drugs, hence the puIesL
"a economical. DR.. Prices Cream BAKING
Svder is beyond all question the best and
,ost perfect Of anything in the market
'njnsrire certainty buy it only in cans.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-03
y r,v YEARS RESOLVES.

Many we're made but not maiden re-,
solver. They had been made before aho
broken as fiat as u Pennsylvanla ron
lnonser when Carlisle WAS elected. never.
thelrss he stern resolvers again forged ont
solemn intention papers and unalteIaoIe
promises as they threw up tneir nands 70
Hign Heaven end swore by all that therein
was and ali in the earth beneath that dullnR
the year OF A. d. 1884 no alcoholic hel,,
broth should pass, eic. The ar was es iula
of blue blaze oaths rs Is the front OF tne
Opera House of hacks when star ia per
termlag. They walked forth with coun n;,i
nsnces rene almost to foiiness WIN
they, stand BY their resolves with hohah
irlpatssa Some wilt, with Roman, punches t
- ere are those WHO VIII aohoIe
haniy purposes, among whom
[ho die before another week.
are various Glasses o.
nj k re-. There is the ma, man
- wAat his w.ls aDei cbiinrei
NJ. lie VIII continue anti
onsn have circus, lhen
s,ll drive MIN to the bowl
Of those who owe The
bouses. sn6 swear
Iter anoth4r eaioon.
torture fJA o siiorl
\Isssas..,. :, - II
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Welded.

Andrew KipLead, of Glenrose, and MISS
sssis Derretl, of Dallas, fell or tumb' cd
,,nirva wjtn one another. ind would IAN
we'd Tine parents OF his ~ love forbade
b the levers held Is G.uGus, anu the pa-
,snts were on the Gastine of the VOC.
They presented them selves
,eioIL Rev. A. P. Smith, OF the presoyts,
XXI hhu,ch, who performed the ceremony
~ al cnns,1m mated their bliss.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-03
$LL, YOUNG AND GAY.

Mr.. Jdph Waite, whose head is frosted
by 70 wikrs, walked boldly into the office
OF the c4ty clerk yesterday morning and
whippinknt q leathern wallet and slapj
ping do 1.-The Hard cash, as ked for mar
mage lic&e, in (which he heured as TIT
party OIL first part and Miss Matte a
Adair. al nelly young lady, az The part
of the sef d part. Taey were duly mai
ried, and betty step and naughty air
the old 4 leman left thu impression II
those wh1aw him that there YES COG
deal of in the old gsnts of DALI
county Vi
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PERSONAL.

Dr.. J. A. Long, physician and surgeon,
,ate of senatoti ississippi, has located in
Ferris. Texas, whare ne vii! engage IN the
prsctice of his Profession. The doctor was
cni.f health officer OF his county and ie
highly recommended by the National
board OF health. The HERALD extenus nun
a hearty welcome, and wishes Mica sue
ful Csraar.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-03

n Hox!v. who was arrested sometime
oco nv the United States authorities, on
the charge Of stealing two mules in he In;
dian Territory, was taken before United
Commissioner yesterday morning fer the
purpose of getting his bond liked: The
court put il AZ $500 in deiau.s'oi which he
vas com mitted to Jail,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-03
,cppJ.MIY,;sD MusIo d RINDEHs.

mo biuh.minded prnfsssoS ~ toe
scis"ce Of musie as rendered oy the delight
fS hsndorgsn met on ths years O5 n, y
NV orc out OF a dispute as 10 which
shonld occupy some particular corner. WIN
their corner dispensers These elegant gen. y;
tlemep doubtless descendants OF the Meu y.
ether {, grand , al arsS or du oncSea and
Soaiinr in the most approved sly OF oper
stic ner,ormance. They drew a larger az
.Sndencs Than their organs would. and the
ioossrs-,n at those Vene'iars gave them
full scope to bite, gouge; scratch and yen II.
man MOO shey very easily pulled apart.
What Glorious country, is TINS wne ;,i.
stree brggars and mountebanKs OF WIS I'm
,an CELEBRATE the t1rs'
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-03

Iwant position 10 teach either Mt n
salary or a. monthly tuition. Ara n nsth-
ema ical graduate of Randolph Macon COL
leg,, Ashland, Virginia, and also teach
Laliu, German and English. Fave tau sht
seven or eight sessions AND hold first grade
certificates from examiners in Virginia, Ar.
kansas and Texas. Can awe cool recon-
menuations both asto chsiact, and quail.
ficstions. | wanta place where can build
up good school. am moss respectfully,
J. G YARRRoUGH,
Kellyvilie, Marion Co., Texas.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-03

THE SULLINASS.

Tine trea. of rich Irish sentiment end
humor stfordefi Nv D,u AID Josie Sullivan
u the opera-aouIe last night was sot' oI
frozen custsrd OIL ice creatn rlcntc. &C.
voted few sat it ont, and snivering with
cold enjoyed u still. There was no
heat about thd building. IL Is salu
the furnace Is ready to place
and that ths nexAcom pany will not play TO
an audience ST tiols ike Delong's party in
castle of suow where hyperoorean WHO'S
CONCEAL thouchtlli,srf and make it ice.
When Sullivan ~ request. sang Muluopr,
.Le people laughea till they %ept anu tne
tears ireZs on theit CHEEKS. Ihsre was one
nsssnge i'm the ply sriSii ely beautiful,
inarred. bowevef, as suggested ~ ID
The Bird Sons," by Josie Sullivan. I'M
seen players on watching aud t"i'ter'ns ih-
sirnments appssr 70 sound the notes OF tue
Msris, the mockinp and canary birds from
leafy bowers, in notes no more nelodious'
however, than the voiCt of the pretty sing :
er: and this the shiverng audience enjoyed
kmcst heartily in spite Of the genins OF pnen'
monis that lowered over them with hollow
eyes. marking, no doubt, ~ Tor an early
rail-. NJ
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DAMAGE SUIT.

Geo. w. Miller, the father Of tbs. tHung
man. Geo. b. Miller. who received inj
lon the Texas & Pac flo railroad last wintsr.
from the effects of which he died, hrs MED
snit agsinst the company for $4,000 dam
orrs. Mpssrs, r e. Cowart anu l.. f. Smith
renresant the plaintiff.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-03

Nv ,he use of tiayoring extracts made
,-o,1 ether and other injurious articles, 10
nnr nastry md our creams, we encounter
danger. SUCH extracts give some loreien
asyer, bus il their very nature are Injurious,
These evils may be avoided by using none
Int DR.. Prce's Special Flavoring EXtrac's'
svhieh are made from the .rue ffult.
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I" Reiier in EyirY WAY,

II am happy - say" writes a gentleman
who had used Compound Oxygen, That |
am very mncy improved. l am using it
prir cipaily for sronchiiie, but find that it
is relieving o,her troubles, as much or
sore than the bonchitis. My digestion is
better--sleep nlre refrcshing-in fact, ani
better in ever! say" Our Treatise on
compound Oxye its nature, ion, and
results, with sports Of cases and full in
formation, sem free. Drs. S.akey 81 Pslen,
ll09 and I'LL Grsrd street, Philadelphia
d,
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n, !, .,,,,o and ,rulv excellent qua Titles 0

TT DufF, :.
b.. Prices Special Flavorlng Extracts
uo ssc~red tor them the patronage OF the
nost mi Ilirent ladies IN this country. A
few cants additional cost does not deter
lsdies rom procuring that known to De
pure and wholesome. especially articles
that are used in preparing the "necessarieS
AZ itfo "
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"Asah ~ saws Drs. Starkey and
len, 'ourt tents belong TO that large CID
OF 'inyaIiI who have failed to get rel
from skill hysiciaps or from the use
drugs or pt remedies. Their dlsesI
are chront tequently of many, yea
standing, N often so deeply
tTonched Mime vital organ that = !:
becomes aim IA uliratle. They CT
us 10 despair Nelp from any other rt
catching at y \ompound Oxyse.1 VA g
ment as drdttg manlcatches at as) a
The marvt\ IL. mat " 2e
apparently Nlless ca,.a, 50 a
arc amelioratt Agreatly helped or .,
eally cured, by NNbtlelagent we nd |ui
;sfer Cases wN I'VE have hesitat Id
undertake and D in spite of on d
ursging auswer hen tn oplnioh
ASA ed, were placed ur ca, have rs ID
imo,oved, e,most r the h ginning Ia
steadily progressed a Gu --a9 hu
our surDrlse and I6catsln oilen
that OF the phtie and i,eir ilIel
| Their treatise on Nound, Oxvgen
tainng larg- reeoY Aliases Nd inil
nation, sent INV StE4
! 1tO9 and IL w.
! pennsy lvafii
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-03

Hood ~ Precipitation and thus removes the
cause. GutleufA, the great ssin Cnrr instan w
gllays lIohing aud Inflammation, clears the
skiu and scalp, heals ulorTs aud sores re-
qulsitn skin irauiher and Toilet Requisite, II
Indispensable In treating SKIN di.easci, AID for
fdugh, chappfd oT greasy ~ y, a.IhtHis
ho'ruts HHd IA " mum ~ Nll cnrA " mthlt
nT' tho any inialllhlc bII1d purifiers AMI sAln
CHNRLHsHoUGHTog. Esq, lawyer. 2s State
strs BDion, reports case Ut sat Rheum IN
d,T IN observation for ten yesrs, which cover
ed the tRtienrs bndy ani limbs, aud In which
all Known methods ~ ura m-ut had been au'
plie1 without lcu'hg which was cor pletrly
cured safely Nv 'hp tuL"urR kemclCs leaving
a. clean and hdlltnv * a., "
Mr., and Mrs EyEEE Z I SrERBlNS, Eelchcr.
town, Mess write M little boy was terribly
Gtilii'ed with NruiUll, ; IA Rhr nm aui Er, ,ip'
elias ever noe ht hirn, anl nuihlnF We
could viya him h.lp q him until We tdei Cli'
cuTa Rented o., which gtiis ly cured him. I'M
~ he IL nov Ms fairies ruy chid
II r. CARPfN az :: II uder'on. \, y cured
NJ Psoriasis ar l. prfsy 81 ~ ny years siih''
inc hy Cuiirurt Rome IA, fH' mast w'nd"r-
TELL frtm him daily lly.ii ana 10 " fUJs
ituu.;rt ~, must dc 'ug' wHrr a. l't'rrr q
jU,ar, ~ a. poRcg AMI Hgud' son, most prom
II ~, WV TAYLOR. htnlh 90 -ristouc-.
Ui'nr. saVs' After tar" months &c at 'he
Uu'',ura Etin .oies, sud tN.',t !r'T, ta' 80 rul'
90, Su,t'uuE from Sf'ilu"u' ia ~ IT. iht
face. u rE and - ~ ~ " : ~ "unU 'I lean
~ ha' I e cured aud ?" n'unnr ny rHN nc
N ~ ma kat a. r''''r'
sud Uy ,.t d,usgt>, CI.v,la. 49,.
solvent IN soap, - cents lutfri DRUG
aul CHEMICAL co, Boston, 49,,
Sopr "r "linw 10 Gave SKIN n'rRr''
EBT'Tg HuEA s0AG Ah'o,ni. Ia PUG, e;
physi laGs. preferred by the ole Sales, 1851
and 1851 10 NO0l cakes SOlh everywhere.
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witii- mutt the SCOTIA, isuts him on the
street, sht kes 90 ny ,I, uAnd aud kindly
eruuifes win ur nsvr' csllH around,
never mind ihrt i,Iile bill &C.," lie r0eth
Another finds IL too expeDsiye aud cintin-
ueth In wisdom = way to- hall q month,
then finds ont that tn can drink ont ~ -
no,tle NJ greatly reduced press H. inl'Ow-
eth, Another knows he viii lose his "s,'u-
q, ION" unless he quits, this lad doth NY
until he gets dry, then hc sliu- into n
grocery and loses L., Another promises
his girl but finding she In "going on with
smother man" proceeds IN innndate end
evsrrstinrlv drown his sorrows In the
howins bowl. :
The uuds who finds his ETHEREAL propNnsi
ties cannot be supported on his ducnl Teys-
nue. of forty dollars per month and also
buy grOg, tries his tile hest to lead new
lite, hut when pleasure q ihrOns is nigh"
aud some one asks HIM TO line" bftrks
his little hath Drn resoiva and relapses tnto
his former ways. Then ihere Is the pious
church member. Whose brethren don't lkr
his ways. With bold Ieso We IN abandon
his folly and with stern unilinching reli,
Guce on Divine help, he stops all OF u sud
den, shakes hands with the membership,
secures confidence, gets promoted, and
winds up by taking "A ilttle for his stom'
ach's sake" Then comes the old soak
who tries to stop but the poor, old fellow
oenp, - mill an.,n he vista his old triends
al ,h, calabonsa' Alasl poor Vortex.
a., 49, waat hnmnn nature
an5 y.t ,hs,s .rs those who onicklv maze
a. thsir n,nns,o abandon, th,ir hnbits and
,ae,hon, ,,'naossssrv' taIt shnnt n On In
49,, nn No vsa,,s h;r ndav and mantnIiy
rsSist ,hs,r aoce,i,es The first oi lie wear
10 IS cod or. M nn,,menc, end mppy a
wifa ssnd manv +, maid with pIoddeneS
hear,s will hIess the day when hnsband
ID ioyar h.va hnrs, ,ho bonds thai heye
enslaved some of ,ha strongest, The hest
aud nohiss, nj mankind. There ia n d,spo.
s"ion in almost ali mon to encourage such,
wan In the hearls ofihose who indulge too
rrasIy themselves. and if onr.teDth of those
Who Determines 10 iraueurate new lives
W. ~ ~. ,,,s-i,,o a. tn,;. ,asni,.iona