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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-01-24
Echoes from Coburn.

The stock of boards in front of the
planning mill is nearly all removed and
business there is slackening somewhat.
Mr. Jacob Whitmeyer and Mr.. Sam
uel Ulrich run opposition in hauling
the largest and heaviest loads of peni-
tents and converts to the protracted
meeting in Millheim. We trust that
the good fruits are in proportion to the
loads.
Miss Lizzie Katherman, of Mifflin-
burg, book keeper for Dinges, Vonada
& Co.. will attend Dr. Perkins conven-
ton at Centre Hall next week.
Ice hauling is about done, but there
is any amonnt of lumber aud props be-
ing hauled to this place for shipment.
The topic Of the day is a new paper
mill to be erected at Coburn. But l
am not able to give any particulars at
this time.
A surprise party consisting of the
following persons took possession of r..
F. Vonada's premises on Friday even
ing Mr.. James Vonada and wife, Mr..
William Walter, Mr.. VIM. Benner,
Miss Lydia Benner, Miss Sadie Kath-
erman, Miss Addie Vonada, Mrs.
Frank YeArick, Mis-. Jennie Yearick
and Miss Reinhart, all Of Woodward
We understand they had very pleas
ant time and were nicely entertained by
the host and his lady.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-01-24
Chips from Uadisonburg.

The convention is past and monotony
reigns once more il our little burg.
DR.. Reber had quite a fall last Satur-
day night, which resulted in a black
eye.
Half civilized people should not be
allowed to attend concerts and disturb
people of better breeding.
On Saturday night the peace { our
quiet town was disturbed by the bTaw-
lings of drunken set of rufians.
Prof. Riley of Jacksonville expects to
start writing school here in few
weeks. All persons deficient in the art
should attend.
Miss Carrie Reber Of Milton is here
visiting friends and relations. Hope
she may have pleasant time.
The musical convention held IN the
town hall for the benefit of the Luther
az church of this place was indeed a
succers. \ large number of talented
singers from a distance were present
and a large class OF home talent partlc-
ipated in the exercises. The music
throughout was good and we'll render
ed. The concerts on Friday and Satur-
day evenings were well attended and all
seemed highly pleased with the perfor-
manceS.
The Rebersburg Cornet Band was
present on Saturday evening and dis
coursed some of their choice music.
Prof. George Curns of Lock Haven
as conductor of the convention proved
that he is naturally qualified to develop
musical talent ard the productions by
his class speak highly in his favor and
give him the reputation of a successful
instructor. Miss Fielder also filled her
position as organist very creditably and
she can heartily be recommended for
all occasions of this kind as a first-class
organist or pianist.
The number of persons who took an
active part in theconvention was 90 and
a handsome sum was realized from the
proceeds.
1t wasa pleasure to see so many Jack
sonvile folks present at our convention
last week. The music rendered 10y them
at our concerts was excellent. "The
Italian band" was well received by the
audience and the trio sung by Miss
shoemaker and the Beck brothers was
highly appreciated. Should be pleased
to have them call oftener. ANON.
Trading His Child for Rum.
HUNTINGDON, Jan. 15.-Wm.
Hycks, of this city, whose sole object
in living seems to be to gra tify his in
satiate desire for liquor, sold his little
daughter, aged about twelve years to a
laborer at the reform atory for the con-
sideration of three drinks Of whiskey.
The child upon refusing to accede to
the inlTuman transaction when called
for by the purchaser was mercilessly
beaten by her brutal and drunken faith
er. The community is greatly indig-
nant over the tendish and unprecedent
ed act of a father who would make a
commodity of his own flesh and blood
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-01-24
WOODWARD CHIPS.

Mr.. Editor:-I haYe noticed in thC
Centre Democrat correspondence
from this place signed Fritzy. This
brought me TO the conclusion to send
occasional items to the JOURNAL, OF
course subiectto your Acknowledgement.
Should | send anything that may not
suit drop il into the basket.
DR.. w. p. Ard has purchased the
brick mansion pow occupied by O. w.
VanValin and expects to fit into it by
the 1st of April, next. After that tho
Doctors shingle will hang out on Main
street.
j. w. Musser has fitted back to
Woodward again and is now snugly fix
ed in the house formerly occupied by
Henry Musser. Git up George.
a party of twelve couples started
from this place on Friday afternoon to
an oyster supper at Geo. Winkelblech's.
They had pleasant time there, but when
they were ready to return one of their
horses was found to be SICK and had to
be lifted up by means Of windlass.
They succeeded to get hcme by Satur-
day morning about S O'Clock. They all
seemed to be pleased with their trip to
Little SugarvalleY.
Our school teacher bought himself
skull cap after he had his ears frozen.
Locking the stable after the horse is
stolen.
Spirit Level can build a woodshed
cheaper than anybody else in town.
He says it only cot him 75 cento in
money and much less in trade.
Rev. West of Cleveland, Ohio, lee
tured here on Sunday evening to a
crowded house He handled his subject
Love thy neighbo' as thyself' SO well
that S53 80 were rased for the benefit
of the heathens.
PEnpO
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-01-24
THE ANNUAL,
Farmers Institute

will be held at the College, beginning
JANUARY 29TH and ending FEB
UARY STH. There will be at least
THIRTY LECTURES,
by members of the College faculty
and several distinguished gentlemen
from abroad.
Circulars, giving full details, sent on
application to Prof w. III. Jordan or
to the President, State College, Cen
tire Co., Pa.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-01-24
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
iS.dLE REGISTER.

Jan 26th, estate of Henry Musser, Woodward,
household goods.
Feb 9th w. w. NesSe, Gregg ,ownShip, Steck
ana farming utensils.
Feb sth, l.. b. Slower, Haines township, stock
and farming utensils.
Feb. 9th, Jonathan Kreamers estate, stock
and farm implements, Millheim Pa
Feb 10Th r, G.. Erhard, Haiues township, stock,
farming implements and household goods,
Feb 18th J. A. Limbert, Aaronsburg, live stock
and household goods
march Sth, Joseph A. Holloway, Aaronsburg,
stock and house hold goods.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-01-24

that track laying On the Bellefonte and
Lemont road will begin as soon as
spring opens. Both this road and the
Lewisburg & Tyrone road are advertis-
ing for ties, which seems to indicate
that both roads are to be pushed to
completion.
The Millheim Building & Loan
Association closed its ninth year on
Monday evening the 18th instant.
Nominations were made for new Of
ticers and an auditing committee was
appointed. The annual report will be
distributed at the next monthly meet
ing, Feb. 1lth when the election will
also be held. 1t is thought the first
series will nearly, if not altogether have
matured, and new series of stock will
be issued. Subscriptions for stock can
be made at any time to the President,
Secretary, Treasurer, or to any one of
the Directors-J. w. Shook, S. X,
Faust, S. d. Musser, j. D. Deininger,
n. E Duck or j. B. Kreamer.
For nine years the Association has
now been in successful operation and
has more than met the expectations OF
its projectors and friends. It is an ex-
cellent institution for men of small
means to buy or build homes on easy
terms of payment and deserves to bt
we'll patronized.
The trial Of James Mutt ended a
Pittsburg on Tuesday in the acquitta
of the prisoner.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-01-24
IDI ED.

On the 7th inst. in Aaronsburg Mrs Rebecca
Thomas, aged 70 years, months and % days.
On the nth inst, Penn township Mrs. Julian
Mowery, aged63 years, 10 months and % days.
On the 18th inst.,in Haines township Mr. Sam
uel Yearlck, 81 years, 10 months and days.
(The above were received too late for last
weeks JOURNAL.)
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-01-24

been presented with handsome golt
watch by New York firm, for whic
he is travelling on business.
Mr.. J. A. Limbert of Aaronsbur
will make sale Of live stock aud house
hold goods on Saturday Feb. 10th. lSS
and expects to 60 west in the spring
Ho, for the West!
On Saturday the 9th Of Februar!
the public sale of the personal propert!
of Jonathan dreamer, late of Millheim
deceased, will take place in town
There will be sold some fine live stock
good farming implements, household
goods and several shares Of stock in
different companies.
Mr.. Jacob Springer purchased the
property on Main Street, occupied at
present by II. ii. Tomlinson's branch
store of ID. A. Musser for 5000. That
makes the third purchase for Springer;
he seems to be of a specializing turn OF
mind.
ELECTION NOTICE.-And election
for officers of the Millhem, Building
& Loan Association will be held in the
School house, Millheim, Monday even
ing Feb. llth. A full turn out is re-
quested,
BY the board.
A. WALTER, Sec.
DEDICATION OF THE ST. JOINS Ev
LUTH. CHURCH AT MILLHEM, The
dedication of the Lutheran church
Of this town will take place on Sun
day, February 10th. inst. REV. f. w
CONRAD, d. d., editor of the Luth'
eran Observer, Philadelphia, REV. j,
w. GoODLIN, Sa,ona, Clinton Co., Pa,
and REV. w. ii. SCHOCH, Jersey Shore
Lycoming Co., Pa, will be present tC
deliver appropriate addresses. Services
will be held Saturday evening, Feb. oh
and Sunday morning and evening, Feb,
10th.
A cordial invitation to attend these
services is extended to neighboring
ministers as well as to the public in
general.
JOHN ToMLINsON,
Pastor
"THE BEE HIVE. THE mercantile
business has of late years been brought
to a system that lacks but little of per-
fection. The buying and selling is so
we'll understood by our leading mer-
chants as to insure the best results to
the public, the most and best goods for
the least money.
Among the best and most successful
stores in this part of the state is the
popular and widely-known BEE HIVE
of Lock Hayen, Everett & Co. proprie-
tors. For many years this house has
controlled the leading dry goods trade
of Clinton county, as we'll as a large
part of Centre county, and even does a
large trade up the West Branch into
Cameron county. The reasons that the
Bee Hive does such flourishing busi-
ness is apparent. The proprietors keep
a full line of all kinds and grades of
goods and SO are able to suit all classes
of people. They have but one price
for all and that is the very lowest.
Their clerks and statesmen are always
clever and obliging TO customers,
whether they buy large or small bills.
We can cheerful!y recommend our
readers who visit Lock Haven to go to
the Bee Hive in making purchases, for
there they can always be suited. q
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-01-24
Trading His Child for Rum
MAR RIED.

On the 18th inst, by Rev. w. X. Forster, Mr.
Z. Z. Stambach and Miss Jennie Cronmiller
both Of AarOnsburg
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02

"a fir the agent, II deyolves upon the parry
90 claiming II to prove II. Reversed AND
remsnded,
Cleveland ". Dnggan Bros, from Quad
slups county. Opinion by wilson, j.
Where the petiuon, by us allegations
charges tho defendants as partners, The an
swer deny ing tho partnership ~ alleged, 10
he entitled 10 consideration must be veri
lied by affidavit, A question Is not lead
ing, whatever may b. IT'S shape, unless u
suggests 10 the witness the answer desired
by tina party propoundinT II. IL 10 a gem
sral rule OF law that witnesses must
only s'a,s facts, aud that the jury
are 10 draw the inierencss aud con
illusions from the iaets given Ia evidence
Thus, he will not bo permitted 20 answer
whether or not u particular u anssction was
fraudulent. Declarations OF one party 10
10 prove that another party was his part
ner, which declarations were not made IN
the presence OF the latter, are hsarsay, aud
not admissabls. II Ia not competent TO
prove a partnership by general reputation,
common rumor. or the opinion or belief OF
. witness framed on such testimony Re.
ver.ed and remsnded,
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THE STATE COURTS.
COURT or APPEALs.

Moore. ct al, Care, from Smith county
Opinion by Hurt A, sues Is. on account
RECEIVERS against both, they appeal 10 the
oounty court with NJ. and X - thsii
sursties. in the county court a. reeovcri
against b. alone, Held that NJ. and X. were
liable Tor the judgment against Be- where
An APPEAL from judgment OF Justices cour'
the said Judgment is reduced in the county
court, but the county court adjudged all
the cost agaiL s. appellants, and their sure
ti,s upon Their appeal bond bring this
cause 10 this cosrt aud by writ oil error,
ine jud Iment Is here reversed re-
formed and rendered so es to adJudge thai
the sureties plaintiffs in error recover all
their costs sgainst uetsndant III error i'e
yersed and rendered. 60.
Texas Express 20. vs. Scott, from Smith
county Opinion by Wilson. Where
n witness has been served with subpoena
duces tecum. one day only before the trial
Commanding her TO produce on the trial q
diamond earring IL her possession, and she
snpesred as witness In The case, and
While on the stand was asked II she had
brought the earring and stated tina.
shs mad not, because 1t had osen
sent out OF the county before the
subpnas was served upon her, and
thsreupon defendant moved to cont,nue
the case to give time to get the ring heid
the motion Was properly overru'ed, the dli-
isence nsed to obtain the testimony beins
insuffieient. The decision OF . question
Ike this IL in . large degree, entrusted tc
the iudge before whom tho case 10 trisd
and unless their ruling is clearly erroneous,
n LIQUID not be disturbed. A commos
carrier 10 liable for all losses Of
or injuries to, goods received, oy
by the ac, Of G ID. or public enemies, and
this LIABILITY cannot be limited by contract;
Where 4 shipper Of goods pra tices rauo
an 4 carrier, either BY his acts, or omis'
oions. a. TO The value Of the goods, fraudu'
lently concealipg their value from tne
carrier, such facts will operate to discnsrss
The carrier from liability. A mere failure
On the part Of . shipper to inform car
rier AZ to the liability value OF goods snip
mad would not, per Sc, be such fraud M
10 conceaiment 40 to value, as would uie-
.ohsrse the carrier from liability. Al
Kuieh. Va. Old ct AL, from Morris eoun,
". Opinion by Wilson, j. An sPp;ejh
described the Judgment by giving the ETY.
Of the cause, the court in which the luda.
Hsnt was rendered. tine amount oil the
iudgm ent. and In whose favor, and agaips'
vhom the Same was rendered. Held, sum
Client, though It did not s'ate the numoel
Of the cause or the date Of the ludsmens
Where plaintiffs action IL 10 re
.coysr unliquidstsi damages To-
Tool. il Is not admissible
The attendant to plead coupteI
claim for Q debt due BY plaintiff 70 him
Vhich debt is In no way incident 70, con
nectsd with, or growing out oil piaihun
.oause OF action. This rule not snsosse
s9,snt ! not responsible to the landl.rc
Sor the rent due by the tenant, nor can I'M
,r,on ~ the sub-tenant be taken Tor the paw
nept of the same. Reversed and re
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Itosn,lnIis

RosndnIis
Is the great southern remedy FOR the cure
OF SCI Ofulous faint, rheumatism, white
swelling, govt goitfs, consumption, bron.
chils, nervous debility, malaria and all
diseases arising from on impure condi-
ii n of the blood.
Certificates can be presented from many
leading physicians, ministers, and heads oil
families throughout the south endorsing
Rosadalis in tina highest terms. We are
constantly in receipt OF certificates OF cures
from the most reliable sources, and We dc
not hesitate to recommend II as the hes,
known remedy for tho cure OF the above
diseases.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02

DR.. Henry Hanson, veterinary surgeon,
has moved his office from l2OS Elm street
TO Arthur Gains livery stables, No. ioj,. fVo
7O7 Commerce street, and will treat OF all
diseases of all domesticated animals, horses
and cows a speciality, being a graduate doc
tor from the Royal Veterinary College,
England, and a good many years practice
in America and England, has also diplo
ma for inspections at Arthur Gains livery
stable. Orders by telephone promptly ut
A.I D.,
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AycriII Mixed Paints.

Avcrill Mired Paints,
guarantee this paint will prove salts
factory when applied according TO direc'
tions. | do not mean a guarantee OF salis'
ton only when first applied, as every paint
Is satisfactory when first applied but my
guarantee embraces Il sufficient time 10
properly test the merits of the paints. My
friends and customers in the country are
authorized to protect this guarantee. Ad'
dress all orders to II. HAMILTON, Dallas
Texas, wholesale dealer IN painters sun
plies, wall paper, window glass, etc.
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Fifteen Years Ago

Tn. nhyslelsns employed ~ Mrs Louisa hes
dou " tIold, Mas inform her that she wa
past Cnfs 9th COZ sumption and that the up 81
.srI = ott ho- lnrrs were u les With iuhefclea
ss,efs saln lu hef uugs lier wtisht a tue
dine h. ~, gan using nf schenok'. Mrdiclues.
wa. only lI0 rounds sh s0on hat good az.
pete, her htmqffhage erased. her cough be-
earn llo,sr aud hnsl dis ppesfed he grad,
IA ~ 10 NJ Ia flesh uuii her weight was 10
pounds uer health kas teen excellent since
her 90 geiy she concludes her letter 10 Or,
s htuck ty saying y an oonfllced that had
cuust mptinn, sId that your sfdcinvs tuiod
me / shsll he pi.astd g. have nuy one NlO 10
all eta o. call uu me-
N. Bond. dfurRi.t II hes.held, says II
an p'rsOially s,quaipsd wiIh his hraion,
.ud IVES While IA was N slra ! believe all
he says in hfr certificate 70 pt schenok " bs
.fuu
RAJ the I'LL account 81 her osss ol pAgb a
Dr. s,hctck'. rOOs ON Consumption
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02

Writ from Woo socket X ! have been
eur.d VI what l believe have been yer com
y slut Ia It, " ret H. M which before got fs-
lief affected my lunss quite ,erluusly wsso
veal that c.ul1 not a. 40 stairs s,thoul help,
and ~. nonnn, q Ia too non g 4 many weeks.
NJ symptom, were COniinuOs couch, night
sweAis, raising Of mate sif.akei with blsoi.
soreness of the lungs ans At tn pit ~ tho slom.
soh, which was much Nv lieu AZ IN =, nlnss
nv coyeTy have commanded your nodi-
cines q gfust macy, am ing Others All who
had what every onc ,upp seq Ia b. consumpuon
of me lunsn fr four yeas. Shc gsc"ifey re-
sovs rfd b. the u.s. Of IA aud IN u Nv Afrohr,
healthy wpInan' Nc. NArmaldiu mere fcftrs
TO Mr.. Louie. rlanie. whose case W. nav men.
o. ed Mr. kauntudiu nov lN,s al no 300
lllRh .lfssh lfONlLeI o.. u. ]
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.,-------.,..i..sS,.....,,

Breozcs In the Spice Islands
are not laden with more fragrance than
breath rendered pure and aromatic with
Sozodont, which restores whiteness TO yell
low teeth and soundness to defective ones.
Neither man nor woman can hope to carry
any point by the force of persuasion, with =
mouthful OF uncean, discolored teeth and
an unpleasant breath, Sozodont remedies
both these repulsive physical traits, and is
pre.eminently healthful as well AS eilec'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02
Rose City Paint and Color Company.

Rose City Paint and Color Company.
This company has established neadquar..
tiers for the sale oil their celebrated mixed
psints for the state, in this city have
been appointed agent for the sale OF same,
and will fill all orders at factory prices,
thereby saving my customers the freight
on came. II. HAMILTON
Wholesale painters supplies, window
glass, wall paper, mouldings, ETC., SIG Elm
street Dallas, Texas.
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nr.. q. ". 10. Martin, of Alton DEPOT,
Nirginin,

W. cured Of cousump lon Ia 1879, nd she has
:, main, a IN good health stuU', Her hub ma
Nritss IN ID rchenpk -rpiCm uor ism 1917 ''pl
August 2y.h l,,S my Wif' wa token W. " IN
communion. lctliri IN ore Of IL pcs g
Tor. ia thi, comfy. attended he a ihh-
flyAs any man could, del x ryeyi.i y IN hs
ROVER, ~ she got wore eve = day 10 D t1bcr
called In Anoih,r dJJtor They oolh ala she
could not ros.lby llgu, for sne had consntnp-
lion aus thu, her longs were uea,ly gone sue
was a. tnis timo the must ii,ul OBJ Ct any per
tCu he'd rytrs.,u, erect sfelttOn coughing
and sptturg lafr' quantities - matter ~ was
the opinion OF ia dic,r, thGt she could not
liyrGfs d.. by chance l got one OF your
bu l.. dcAcr,blug many u niar cs'es 4nd ,neir
cure NJ .nce got youG Pa monis 'nn' a.
weed Tonic q. Il M-utraE' " = she IN hedi-
Asly began to improve from the'r u1r, ! Anew
drys .n. sot go .hr Cuu lay down ~ sleep
lhiny she had not Il ra N shr wa hr't sEos
scG nor appetite r.uvci Hud nrycrsa Nsnsh
Nund r'ul chang A. NJ we
Let OF Juno .|. .|u. . ..' - 'u W h''
nous, tld ..... F.J D.. Oh. ued g. d %
ever oo.rE -ll the cooking
End sp1ug fr mes II and our
1vrc,uIs She .. o % q d ~ thai sue
la, Tor IN yrar. go 1 vii cheer ally
aosv,raii inoulr.es Hhftm'y m dc OF iae,
wnr,nar by rotte- pond, noe or roma l> and
ta. r, - - thirty or t1ry p"rsonsoi ~ hlgh-
et..,ptl-g Ia This community WI viii 'spcs
,frrAl. ave " iiten
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02

AdvnntnEc OF HenNy TIHI's' ,
The soft bituminous coal used IN the
west is so destructive on all cast-iron that
the heavy plates in the Charter OAK Cook
Stove will be appreciated by housekeepers
as well as dealers. This advantage, with
excellent draft. quick and uniform baking,
make the Charter Oak the most desirable
stove Ina the market
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,irs. Loui.e rlnnl e. " woon.ocI.ct. II

Form years ego / was taken with honor
fhage OF the lrngs. ana was soon atsr AZ
taosed with all the symptoms Of consu pi'on,
cough night swesfs, lrs f anpe lie, aud grc ~
/ - % flesh. | was sblr IN do ans work Tor
over year. b-lteve 'nsunpiion 20 be her
aud one br,iDer by the disease. Mr., Narman-
din an acqus'ntauoc who lives n this place.
toll ne that he hsd been greatly benen ted by
| tfe use OF your medicines, and advised me u
irv them. / used the Pulmnnic Syrup, ses
/ Need Tonic and Msndiaks Pills until ] was
ertite'y well IL IL Iow two years siuce my ne
cover. and I have epicySd gooi health evel
stne@."
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IInrrnrr l.. Nnnng.

Ksslelng ~ ~ Washington rect, Boston. has ,
writss 10 DR. Schouck mat n $50 was IN
formed BY my phy'ician hat had onnump
tlon aud that my covsry from the al ease
w1u'd ~ very dOunt0ii a. ! was naturally
weak md that consUMp iou wa her diary 10
oar family was az tAi- me oluhued " my
he'd most of lhstm-" Niss y ulg VS. cured
ny ~, u,- Of Dr. s hrnoE', medicines. and las
had guJd health siuce
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02

To al who are suffering from the errors
and indlscretions oil youth, nervous weak,
ness, early decay, loss OF manhood, ETC., !
will send a recipe that will cure you, free Of
charge. This great remedy was discovered
by a missionary in South America. SEND
a selfaddressed envelope TO the KEY
Joseph T. Inman, station ID, New YORK
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02
Mr.. Il. \. wellington.

who resides Mt NJ. II Trem 'Et street. Cam
briigepo Mass was cure Of consumption by
pr S!ncnck's m, dicipes over % years ego The
last physician she emrlO'ed before using them
info med ne .ister that sho could live uut 4
( weeks shu has been 10 good health sinte
R-.dAvory Interesting letter r. IN her ~ or
sotenct's Book on Consumption, page - This
book is sent free 10 Hll ipiicanE.