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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02
nAsE nNII.

Arrangements have been perfected With
Cores Chicago leagus combination, which
is now IN the city, 10 remain over Two cay :
and io-morrew, at the Jockey Club park,
the weather OF the past two dsys having
prevented them Il ON playing but one oi tho
series OF three games they came 10 nley.
The management OF tho Browns have
been at great expense to induce
tho combination to visit this city
for the purpose OF giving tue
people Of Dallas an opportunity OF witness
ing some ino ball PLAYING. Since the
weather has proved so disastrous to the last
two proposed games. 1t ~ TO be hoped that
tho supporters Of the game willturn out in
full force These games are tho last that
will be played In this city until the
Browns return from their proposed trip TO
Galveston aud the south, so lot everybody
70 out to-day and see the great Gore COM
binatiou. the champion club OF tho south,
plsy. The game will he called a! 3 p. m.
sharp. The Main street cars will carry you
direct TO the grand stand.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02
THE sULLIVANS.

The treat of rich Irish sentiment and
humor afforded by Dan and Josie Sullivan
At the opera-house last night was sort OF
frozen eustard or ice cream picnic. A de-
voted few sat it out, and shiyering with
cold enjoyed it STILL There was no
heat about the building. IL is said
The furnace is ready TO place
aud that this next company will not play TO
an audience sitting like Belongs party Ia Il
castle of snow where hyperborean winds
CONCEAL thought itself and make IL ice.
When Sullivan. by request, sang Mulhoon,
the people laughed till they wept ana the
tears frozs on their checks. There wa. one
passage in the plsy srikingly beautiful
marrsd however, as suggested. 1t is
THE Bird Song" by josie Sullivan. I'M
seen players on warbling and twittering in
struments appear 10 sound the notes OF the
Mavis, the knocking and canary birds from
lssfy bowers, in notes no more nelodious,
however. than the voist OF the pretty sing :
er; and this the shivering audieacs enjoyed
most heartily in spite of the genins Of pneu-
monia that lowered over them With hollow
eyes, marking, no doubt, lew for an early
aall
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02
A LIVELY TUT.
The Way They do II In CALIFORNIA;
Spicy Bit
or Testimony In Miss IIlll's Suit
Against Senator Sharon.
Exciting, Scene In the Court Room.

The following scrap Of the testimony
taken In the suit brought against Senator
Sharon. by Sarah Alth,a liill, who CLAIMS
TO be his wife "by contract" is reported by
the Alta California
General Barnes-You ol,r that In evil
dence, do your
Tyler-Yes, sir Amt Il good eyidenoe2
Bsrnes-Weil, it's a nice letter for mar
rled woman TO get
SARAH Althea excited and red hot
Don't you talk you brute you; I'm as
good as your friend Mrs. -.
General Barnes also excited Don't you
mention any laiy's name here you wretch;
don't you do II.
sarah-Oh, know all about II. Who
put the amber beads around your neck
Hal hal hrl This last Is intended for con-
vulsed laughter)
General harness What do you mean, you
hussy2 Don't you talk that way 20 me. II
YOU were man I'D break every bone In
your body. And the general advanced as
u about to forget that Miss Hill wasn't a
mn.
That diln't intimidate Sarah bit. sne
chatted away, but nobody could under
stand whal she said, as General Barnes was
stormiug about something being IN ina
NOUS lie, and Colonel Tourney, Tyler and
a white.hRired young man, who attended
Miss Hill, wera trying 20 lay their hands ON
him. 20 as u hold him back from Mise
Hill, who rose and prepared Tor fight The
white-haired youth was sent across the room
with Il vigorous push, but Tyler and Flour
noy were more persistent and still hung
on. Tho general meanwhile stormed No
his calumniator. as he called her, "Wbrra
Is her supporter he shouted. LET him
take 10 up and I'll thump him once any
how
"Be courteous 20 the ladies', General
iuterpoged Colonel FlournOy gallanuy
land please don't call that lady liar
GENERAL BARNES tNvEcrTvE.
'Cal that thing a lady" snorted the
general, why, the-the- wretch This ia
not tho first time he has assailed me, but
II will be the last"
Mis- Hill did not respond, and seeing
that she had ioregone her womaas priv.
10 20 Of the last word, the general sa down,
and the examination OF Burchard was re-
sumed.
Tyler-How do You reconcile this letter
dated several days after you told her you
wanted nothing further TO do with her
with yOur statements
witness can't answer al present
Tyler-Are not the "harsh aud cruel
Words you refer to, her accusation ofthet
against you2
Wilness-No. She accused me OF dccey.
inE her ~ money matters.
Tyer-D.d she tell you she was sharons
gfHanced wile}
NilDess-No.
Tyer-D.d sho order you out Of her
rooms
Wilness-Nc, / could not say that she
did. she told me deceived her, and re-
taiated. | was sorry tho next day, aid
visited her to try aud make it up. Alter
ward | wrote the letter.
Mr.. Tyler here announced that he was
tired and asked for an adjournment, which
was taken.
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PERSONAL.

J. Frankol, of Sherman, is at the Wind
| sor.
jeff. Boles, of Grand View, is at the Wind
| cor.
II. o. Head, attorney at law, is at the
| Windsor.
Captain o. T. Lyon, of Sherman is at the
| Windsor.
P.J. Norwood Kaufman, is at the ST..
George.
J. ". Peck, Kansas City, is at the St.
George.
C. Demuth, 81. Louis, is guest OF the
St. George.
w. Russell, Canada, is stopping at the
ST. George.
H.R. Parks, waxahachie, is booked at
the ST. George.
w. Levy, mayor of sherman, is guest
at the Windsor.
James r. CLYDE, of Philadelphia is q
guest at the W indsor.
J, Dake Murray, advance agent OF Milton
Mobiles, is at the Windsor.
W. S. GofT, and wife of Manistee, Michi-
gan, are stopping At the Windsor.
Judge Thomas j. Brown, OF Sherman, is
In the city attending to legal matters.
b. "A, Aldrich, state agent for Buford 4
George Implement Co., has returned to the
citv.
ucNulen and I p. Walker. o,
u n, a. lined at the Windsor vesser-
maAAuaonie' o''eN ~
uay' n. u,.... :. Ar.
Charles Garrison, Oh Torn "or.n, 'ne
guest Of his brother, W. H. GARRISON oil
this city.
Colonel T. J. Campbell, of Paris, attor-
new for the Missouri Pacific, is registered ut
the Windsor.
r.sno,N us,sv NJ Weatherford and III
u 'GSshp an AZ oi Cb,cayo' are registered at
D., -, o w.t. "
Tue "Hu'vi' ,.,,,
Colonel Jasper n; haney, ,eaoing AZ,
torney oil Weatheriord' IL III 'he o'y oh
legal business.
The little son of Richard Flanagan, who
was reported seriously Ill, is much better
and out OF danger.
C,n,.;n w n Cannon of Galveston, is
In I ,hp ci,v creetins his many friends. He
H. ~ .bo ,hsrs nnt n short time. vet he IN
,h as o,uJ nos,ed on water and ESPECIALLY
dasn vs,ay p''''N
ueep "" &c n.,. ., p,,,,n,rs tho
fhi. "a. Dsnn s lW y, o. aaa,n or %, The
guest OF tne utanu ,0,ads iii hs niss.ad To
turf and MS many 'rienas WI, DC pea, ,s "
see nus ma Sn. pen wo ds,line and his
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02
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RLOODY-HINDED MUSIC GRINDERS.

Two high-m..nded professors Of the
science Of mrsie as rendered by the delight
full hand-Jrgan met on the years birthday
and s.;tled, not in their hotel, but in
ano.hsr mans, difficulties that had probi-
b,y grown out OF dispute rs to which
MOULD occupy some particular corner with
their corner dispensers These elegant gen.
tlemsn, doubtless descendants OF the Medici
or other grand families OF sunny Italy, also
descended to the ground, clncned ana
bowling in the most approved style OF oper.
attic performance. They drew larger at
tendance than their organs would, aud the
lookers-on at those Venetians gave them
full scope to bite, gouge, scratch and yell
until finding that they drew more audience
than blood they very easily pulled apart.
What q glorious country IL this, where
street brggars and mountebanks oil THIS Tx
can celebrate the lir-t.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02
LOCAL NEWS.
The Ciiy's Naughiiness as shown by
tho Police Report.
Boreas Out Bats Tho Daso Ballisls-
A Game To-day.
Bent ON Bliss - Other News Notes.
POLICE REPORT Fon pEoEMnEH.

POLICE REPORT FoH DECEMHEH.
The police report for the month OF D.
csmbsr, giving amount Of lines assessed,
paid, worked out, etc., aud the number OF
arrests aud the offences charged, is a. fol-
Amount fines Assessed, $3.50, paid, SAL,
worked, S7l; escaped, Sl3 sick, ~; dis.
charged, 81; In salaboose, SOL tsns',Irea
10 iail. Ss3; total amount assessed, SOl5;
less s..esssd prior 10 December LIST, $24--
Arrests ware made for the following OF
fences. viz: Drunk aud down, 81; warrant,
40, theft. 3: cursing, s. exposure OF person,
l6 pistol, Z; abusive language, o. obsiruci-
ing sidewalk, l.; assault 2; ysRranoy, ~,
ROBBERY, 3; fast riding, 3; fighting, o. OBJ
structing streets, 2; murder, l; keeping dis
orderly house, /; drumming, l. suspicion /;
vulgar language, o; drumming without II
cense, /; careless driving, /; leaving team, j;
discharge Of fireworks, j; loud noise, 2 total
number Of arrests, 49, number OF oonyie'
fms 1874
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THEATRICAL NOTES,

This sale of seats for the Sunilower Min
s.rels opens at 10 O'Clock saturday morn
ing.
Milton Mobiles Monday aud Tuesday
next.
The Sunnowor Minstrels with thirty five
people In the part promises 20 give an in.
teresllng entertainment Saturday night.
The opera house will be crowded from
pit 10 dome Saturday night, the demand
for seats is very large
Interviews will Represented by Milton No.
bles on Monday aud the PhUlix on Tues
day next.
Milton Mobiles sale Of seats will open Sat
urday morning.
Heaters are TO be put IN the opera.house
to-day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02
NEW YEARS RESOLVES.

Many were made but not maiden re-
solves. THY had been made before and
broken as fiat rs a Pennsylvania iron
mopger when Carlisle wss elected. Never.
tbelsss tie stern resolvers again forged out
solemn intention papers aud unsii-reh'e
High Heaven and swore by all that therein
was ana sll in the ear beneath that duIieg
the wear Of A. ID 1884 no alcoholic belt
broth should psssetc. The air was % full
of blue blaze osShs as Is the font Of the
Opera House Of hacks shen star Is per-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02
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STILL YOUNG AND GAY.

Mr.. Joseph White, whose head is frosted
by 70 winters, walked boldly into the otilce
OF the county clerk yesterday morning and
whipping out leathern wallet and slap
ping down the hard cash, asked for mar
rage license, in which he figured rs the
party OF the first part and Miss Matte A.
Adair. comely young lady, as the party
OF the second part. They. were duly mar.
ried, and the betty step ana naughty air OF
the old gentleman left the impression on
those who saw him that there was good
deal of life in the old gents Of Dallas
county vet
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02
AN EXPLANATION ABOUT THE TEL
FPUONE TROUBLE.

The telephone subscribers are doubte,'
aware that our wires were nearly MI
broken by the isll of the cornice OF Jones Il
Murphy's building, causing great deal OF
damage. We have oil our force repairing,
and hope to have all the wires connected
by night. In the meanwhile, we request
s1bscribers to let the phones hang Oh The
hooks so they can be called, as many have
lost considerable business by not answer.
ing territorial calls on yesterday. General
Snnerintendeut ], X. Dunbar is here and
can now be consulted. He can be found ut
my office AZ the Windsor Hotel.
ISigned.1
Il On. IL. Inn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02
TWO RUNAWAY BOYS.

The Hart boys referred TO few morn
ines since In telegram from Plano, to tho
HERALD as having runaway from their
father, we're captured Monday evening by
tbs conductor on the west bound train over
the rexss & Pacific aud turned over to Pc.
lice Officer Gates who locked them up and
the marshal OF Plano. who
come down last evening after them. ina
father of the boys who are aged thirteen
and fourteen years old. il nearly de-
stracted with grief at the conduct OF his
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02
The Missouri Pacific hallway.


DALLAS, TEXAS. Dee ~. 10 our Patrons;
Owing TO unavoidable causes, some ship.
meuts TO and from New Orleans recently
have been delayed. These causes do not
now exist; the road is entirely cleared up.
The bridge over the AtchgialsyA river was
finished yesterday aud trains are now run
ming over same, and other obstacles have
been overcome. Having much the shorter
line TO New Orleans there il now no reason
whv We should not m IKE the shortest t.me.
We respectfully solicit your patronage.
@. II. TrRyER.
Freight Agent
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02

There are many cheap cosmetics offered
for sale, which claim 10 contain nothing in
uri Gus TO the skin. This is all bosh; all or
cry nearly all, are compounded from the
most deleterious aud poisonous drugs IN
the ma,eris medica. they destroy the vi
talitv ct the skin, making the consumer
prematurely withered ana old, ). A. foz-
zopi guarantees his medicated complexion
powder entirely free from ali Injurious mat
ter. Use none other and you will never re-
eret. Price so cents and Sl.OO per box.
Sold by all druggists and perfumers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02
welded.

Andrew Kinkssd. of Glenrose, and Miss
Bessie Barrett, Of Dallas, fell or tumbled
into love with one another, and would fain
wed. The parents Of his lady love forbade
il, The lovers held caucus, and the pa
rents we're, on the casting OF the vote,
blsckballsd. They presented themselves
before Rev. A. p. Smith, OF the Prssbyts-
rian church, who performed the ceremony
that consum mated their bliss.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02
MS ROM FIXED.

OBJ. Boxlv, who was arrested sometime
AGO BY the United States authorities, on
the charge OF stealing two mules in The In.
dian Territory was taken before United
Commissioner yesterday morning for the
purpose of getting bis bond fixed. The
court put il at $500 in default Of which he
was committed To jail,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02
Wells May-Apple Qiver) Pills. loc. and
aSc
DAMAGE SUIT.

Geo. W. Miller, the father Of tbs young
man, Geo. b. Miller. who received injuries
on the Texas & Pac &c railroad last winter,
from the effects Of which he died has filed
suit against the company for s25,0Oo dam
ages. Messrs, X Il. Cowart ana l.. f. Smith
represent the plaintiff.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02

Noticc To Occupation TnN-rnycr,,
The grand jury will meet Monday, De-
cember 3lst, 1857 aud notice Is hereby
given 10 all persons due an occupation tax
TO the state and county, that the same
should be paid at oacc. Rfsnpc.iu.lv,
G. 7 OItLEsytE,
Tax Collector Dallas county.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02
THE WEATHER.

The weather continues cold. freezing
cod. Yesterday the mercury registered
i33 below zsrD. AMI the cold, emitting
vinds and clouds OF dust hurried through
the streets sis Il extremely disagreea,le
out A sors 4. Is tie cDdtst weather We
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02
rrNAs TRUNK INSPECTED.

Col j. II. Brttoh, state railroad engineer
inspected the Texas Trunk road Monday
Tho line &c ip ordinary condition, and
force is at work putting 1t in first class
shHnp.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02

Browns Bronchial Troches for coughs
and colds: II DO not see how IL is possible
for a public man to be himself in winter
without this admirable aid."-fRev. x. M.
Deyens Pocasset, Mass.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02
l,eoausc Il IL True.

because II ~ true. ..
All scnasls 81 m-dlciae agree that Ben
son's Capcine Porous Plaster Is tue best
external remedy known. 25c.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02

SENT FREE FOR SIX CENTS POSTAGE
our magninccntly illus Hed catalogue q W
INustratons.l
MFRMOD & JACCARD JEWEiHY CO,
Fourth and Locust streets, 81, Louis, 40,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02

now has but little open land and the roads
from one end Of the country TO the other
lead through lanes, which NJ certain sea-
sons OF the year ore impossible. The busi-
ness Of our city Ia thereby Injured, the In.
terests Of the farmers suffer, aud general
damaging effect is the result. This evil
should not 10 allO sed 20 exist longer than
the resources OF our country and the peo.
ple will admit Of a remedy being applied
Some have suggested the idea OF erecting
wooden pixies, and at least advocate the
plan OF macadsmizing tho roads.
The durability OF the iirat would OF course
be questioned, and the expense Of the latter
plan, owing 10 the rem0toness OF suitable
rock, render It imprsollcable A sugges-
ton however comes from person who has
made some slnvcs ligati0n of the subject OF
cheap and durable dirt roads, and he has
arrived ut the conclusion, that, after throw
ing up and grading the rond.bed with suita-
hle bitches On either side, that they be
covered Ia with iron sheeting. The road.
beds should 90 at least tweniy.icur feet
wide, with the roof or shed erected on p0s.s
planted at n suitable distance apart. These
sheds would keep the road.beds dry and
pa,sible the year around, and can be erect
I'd at less cost, than by eny other feasible
mode. In some parts Of Loui1.ana this
plsn hsa been tried and with splendid re-
suits This suggestion is made with the
hope that others may do likewise, and that
at no far day Ia the future we may hayo
good suitable roads all over our country.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02
A ,ucGEstIoN.

II Is we'll known TO all lour readers that
the suggestion Of good dit roads, Darticu.
larlv in this section Of "a state. Is one n
vital importance, and II redl aims problem
yet TO be solved as to the Speapest a'.d
.I1t, nf caun[c &tiur the M
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02

Tor sale.
A complete furniture and undortakers
buslness at Denton, Texas. Death OF Pro.
protor is the cause Of selling.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02
MARnIED FOLKS CUB. ATrENrIox.

There wi 1 ne a meeting Of the NJ. +.
Club at the roooms OF t'e Dallas School II
Music aud Art lover warts Music s.orel
Inursdsv, J=nuary at 7:3o p m. A fuii
attendance ~ members l. earnestly solicit
Cd 10 discus business ~ importance.
Nv order AZ the p suuol
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02

Angostura Btters, the world renowned
appetizer and inyigorator imparis deiic.
inus flavor 20 all drinks and cures dyspeD-
sia. diarrhma, fever aud ague. Try Il, but
beware otcounlcrleits. Ask your grocer. or
your druggist for the genuine Argostura
manufactured by Dr. j. b. Siegert & Sons
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02

DR.. NJ. ]. Davis, Lewis, Iowa, says
Browns Iron Bitters give the best OF sat
isfaction to those who use u"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02

"Prickly Ash Bitters, is purely vegetable
In composition. Ii acts directly on the
liver, kidneys, stomach and bowels. afford
ing relief and cure In all cases.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02

The tenth anniversary ball of the Dial las
Turn Verlen Society came off last evening
at Turner's hall, and there were gathered
together a numerous and festive throng
which, from the beginning, stamped 1t as q
plea SAINT evening. Tho splendid music, as
discoursed by q fine orchestra, was meas
ured off by the humble feet of tbs gay de-
voices of the dance and picture OF mirth
and pleasure was presented. The enter
tainment was marked success. and the
management deserves credit for the man
ner in which the affair was conducted.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02

"Castorig is eo won adapted io Children Chat
I recommend Do 90 superior to 1uy prescription
known 10 me.' H. s.. AHDtEg, ll 10,
81 Portland Ave. Brooklyn, ~ d.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02
ANNINERSARY HALL.

Division Superintendent
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02

Castoria promotcs Digestion
and oycrcomCs FIHlulgUCY, COU,upl-
ton, Sour stomach, DiurrhU1 and
lcycrishncss. It. insurc5 health and
natural sleep, without morphine.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-05-22
Tribute of Respect.

Whereas, it hath pleased God in His
wisdom to send the Angel of Death into our
midst and lay his chilling hand upon our
bcloved sister HATTIE MARTIN; aud where
rs, we, the surviving members of the CALI
crenian Society of the Piedmont Institute,
while we acknowledge the goodness of our
Heavenly Father in this sad dispensation
of His providence, bow in meek submission
to the Divine will Bet it therefore re-
solved:
1st That the members of the Callicre-
nian Society wear the usual badge of mourn
ing for thirty days.
I'd. That we leave in the record book of
the Society, a page with her name written
thereon. e..
3D., That copy ofthis preamble and reeo-
lutions be sent for publication to the Pick
ems SENTINEL and another to the family of
OurdeCased sister. Committee:
LYNDA LOVETT,
MINNIE MORGAN,
MARIE MOCAsLAN
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.--.g-or TIE SENE1NEn. Thedogl
-,,uIlIEY Of these gentlemen is well known
TO tho people Of this and Greenyille
ty, aud they ore Iapidly building up.
large and lucrative practice. Maj. Child
viii spend two or three days each week
in Greenyille, and will attend all the
Greeuville courts.
On the Goth instant, Mr.. II. @. Shirley,
a prominent merchant of Central, WAS
happily married at the residence of the
brides father, to Miss Mary Brock, the
beautiful and accomplished daughter OF
&. W. Brook, Esq, of Central, Rev. D.
Weston Hiott officiating.
Married, on Sunday morning, 1sth
instant, by Rev. s. A. Gary, at the resi-
degce OF Mr.. c. B. Roper, Mr.. Charles l.
Murphey ant1 Miss Emma E. Scott, botl
of AndersGD county.
May their pathway through life be "a
bright as that beautiful day,
And as lovely as the flowers of May.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-05-22
A Lecture Il
3VEW,W
Eh,I,,E2t44SN :

Lecture ....
NhhlChI cuft nl ,'rInIunI ~ HnKnG SS, or SDer-
uiAtonh'rl. induced hy Self Abuse, Invol.
uninry Emissions. In. potency. Nervous De-
"i'iiy, and !mprdimcnrs to Marriage qcncr-
all j; ccrsnmr'io", Epil'p'y and Fits; Men
t"I and fhy>icnl lncarariiy, &c.-By Rom
EEr } ErINERwELL, NJ. D., author OF the
Green E"ok," sc.
The w"rd-renowncd author, in this ad>
mirnblr Lecture, Clearly IL owes from his OWN
experience that the awful consequences Of
Sclt-Ahusr my be cicctualy rcrovcd
without dangerous surgical operations. hou-
9ie&, instruments, rings Ur c"rdials; point
ing out mode Of cure at once certain and
elccIunl by which every sufferer, no mnr-
ter wat his condition may be, may euro
himself ch"nply, privately and rndic lily.
B"H" This lecture will provo boon 10
th"nsan0S and thousands
Sent under seal, in n plain env lope, 10
any address, on receipt Of four cents, or
W" postage stamps. address.
'BRe GUlVPFVVcRs Medical
III Ann St., New York. n. Y;
Jan D. 1881 II Post Office Box 456
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Mr.. Cough on Silk Hats.

1T would be no violation Of the com
mNndment" said John B. Cough, 80
man were to fall down and worship tn
ailk hat, for it is not made in the likeness
OF anything in heaven, or on earth, or in
the waters which arc under the earth" Re
sides IL meats the head and causes the hair
to fall off. Parker's Hair Balsam will stop
That and restore the original color to gray
ora or t9ue9 hair. Not oily, not a dye, bene-
hair dressing 5Oc All druggists. 83-7l