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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-29

CuuNcu CArEc.IsM-Wc cut the
following "Catcchsm for Choirs" from
the Eca"yel'cal LWhcroa, published ut
Charlotte, n. G. Although prepared
for another latitude, it may perhaps
find an application in this vicinity
|. What is the object Of i choir?
Ans. TO sing Gnc music, aud dis
play the beautiful qualities OF the hu-
man voice.
2. How should the time Of Service
be spent :
Ans. In the most interesting man
Aer possible. Reading, novels and
flirting will answer very well, though
these occupations may be occasionally
varied by counting the number Of
people among tho congregation who
arc asleep.
3. What should DO tho rule with
regard to attending rchearsals :?
Ans. If you arc q paid singer, you
will have to go, Of course. Ifnot,
don't go unless you choose. The
leader ought to be thankful for your
services whenever it isIyour pleasure to
give them.
4. How should the leader Of The
choir be treated
Ans. Very much as you feel. Itis
pleasant to differ with him continually
in the selection Of music to be sung.
5. What should be done in case
there is amy trouble about the choice
Of seats
Ans. Insist upon having The place
you want at all hazards. 1t will be
sure to produce an agreeable excite
ment, and may, perhaps, lead to di-
vision i'll the church. 1t is an oppor-
tunity not to be thrown away.
6. How can your Importance as
choir singer best be made manifest
Ans. by remaining at home when
ever tho choir happens to be in par
ticularly weak condition or, still bet
ter, go to church with sFsuch dread
fnl cold that you arc unable to sing a
note," and you can thus sit with the
congregation and enjoy the discomft-
urc of tho choir Also, by ceasing to
sing, in tho middle of somc passage in
which your voice is most needed.
This will have the additional advan-
tago of keeping the leader in healthy
state of vegetation.
Z. Finally, what arc the peculiar
and evcr-to-bc ch".ishcd privileges Of
choir singers2
Ans. 10 have uneven tcmpcrs, to
catch sudden colds, to try the patience
OF ministers, to set congregations by
the ears, and in every possible way to
prevent the stagnation which long con-
tinucd peace and quiet would be sure
to produce in a community.
j. WILKES BooTM STILL ALIVE
a letter from Andrew M. Wilson, at
Galveston, Texas, to the New Orleans
Ptcay"nc, give an account Of an inter.
view with a gentleman in Calcutta, who
L.. 4 L
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-29

HUMoRs CT THE TELEGRArH.--Thc
following occurred III Batavia, New
York, year or SO ago One Of Ba.
tavIa's bellies entered the telegraph
Office and presented to the gentleman.
ly operator a communication, and re-.
Iucstca to have it sent. The Smart
electric agitator' requested her to ap-
pend her signature, when she politely
insisted that 1t would not be required as
he knew her hand writing.
Here is something from tho coal re.
gions that deserves better fate than the
paper basket The following message
was sent from an Office III that ilk a few
days ago (:
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-29

sapling was swung about and then bro.
ken. Tho gorilla has no other roar
than that l have described. There is,
beside, the scream ct the female, when
alarmed, and low kind Of chick with
which tho watchful mothers seem to call
her child to her. The young ones have
only u cry when IN distress, but their
voice is harsh and sometimes is more n
moan ofpain than child cry. The fc.
male gorilla has never more than one
young at time.
The gorilla walks in an erect position
with greater case than tho chimpanzcc.
Whcn standing up his knees arc bent at
the joint outward and his body forward.
The common walk Of the gorilla is not
upon his hind legs, but on all fours. In
this position the arms are SO long that
the head anl breast are raised consider.
ably, and as he runs his hind legs are
brought far beneath the body. He can
run at great speed.
The adult gorilla is, T think, perfectly
untamablc. The young ones, so far as
my experience goes, have never boon
able to tame. In no case could any
treatment of mine, kind or harsh, sub.
due these llttlo monsters. Constantly
the enemy Of man, rcscnting their cap
tlvity, young rs my specimens were,
refusing everything III tho shape of civ.
ilizcd food, and attacking mo with tooth
and nail, even though | was in constant
attendance upon them, finally dying
without previous sickness, or STARVING
themselves TO death, or dying without
other asccrtainable cause than the rest
less chaiing Of aspirit which could not
suffer captivity nor the presence OF
man,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-29

a young preacher VINO had Just
started on his travels as an itinorant,
was one evening holding forth on the
delu!gc, and after describing The man
nor in which Noah built the Arr and
filled it with animals Of every kind, by
pairs, closed i'll solemn tone, thus
"Iou must know, my dear hearers,
that itsVas an ardnous task for Noah
ana his sons to gcta pair of whales in
to the Ark"
The man in Jail who looked out of
the window of his cell and exclaimed
"this IS a gr"te country ~ is now gen
Grai'y admitted to have spoken wiMn
b0Nnds.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-29

AN IMPROVED WHIrEwAsn.--Dr. Ja
cobson has made whltewash which is
said to be almost as durable as paint,
by dissolvlng SO parts of glue in $50
parts ofwater, and adding 2 parts of
caustic soda; after boiling, nocculcnt
prccipltate separates which may, how
ever, be disregarded After the mix
ture has cooled, he adds SO parts Of
water glass, and stirs in enough oxyde
of ZINC to make it Of the proper con.
sistence for painting. Two coats should
be applied, and when dry solution
containg 10 por cent. Of chloride Of
zinc should be laid on, which gives it a
beautiful gloss and great durability. It
is we'll suited for wood, metal or brick,
but should be applied as soon us made,
for it cannot be kept long i'll the proper
state.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-29

l(.Nvs About Iiou&nNrGrrNG.-NVc
w'il give 10 intellect, 10 religion, and
to all virtues, the honor Chat belongs
to them. And still it may be boldly
a'hEhcd that economy, taste, skill and
ncalncss in The Kitchen, have great
deal to do in making life harry and
prosperous.
Nor is it indispcn3ably necessary
that q house should be iiIlGd with lux.
nrics. The qualifications for all rood
housekeeping can be displayed as well
as ON a small scale as on u large one.
Skilliul cooking is as readily dis
covered in nicely baked potato or a
respectable johnny cake, as in nut
brown sirloin Of a brace of canvass
backs.
The charm Of good housekeeping is
the order OF economy and taste dis
played III attention to little things,
and these little things have wonder
FIJI influence.
\ dirty kitchcn and bad cooking
nave driven many q one from home to
seek comfort and happiness somewhere
else.
Domestic economy is scioncc-a
theory of life which all sensible wo.
men ought to study and practice.
None OF our excellent girls arc fit to
DC married until thoroughly educated
IN inc deep and profound mysteries of
the kitchen.
See to it, all yo who arc mothers,
that your daughters arc all accom-
pllShed by an experimental knowl-
edge Of good housekeeping.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-29

j. WILKES BoorH STILL ALIVE
A. letter from Andrew M. Wilson, at
Galveston, Texas, to the New Orleans
Ptcay"nc, give an account of an inter.
view with a gentleman in Calcutta, who
had won bet of five hundred dollars
that Booth was alive, and had produced
the oath OF two men, selected by the
man with whom the bet was made who
sworc that they saw him.
This writer says that Booths whcrea.
bouts IS known to five persons only,
who know that he is Booth. lie is
living in obscurity, far from his native
land f; and is perfectly safe, as his dis.
gnise is so complete that his own broth.
CT would not recognize him.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-29
Mrs. S W

The worthy divine received the mes
sage in shape which startled him con.
sidcrably, if not more. He doubtless
thought ho was going to see his vile in
way quite popular nowadays. This
was it:
"Comc homo and marry me. Start
Thursday morning"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-29

10 Rev. Mr.. S. ", I'm:
Como home 10 marry NJ. u. Stuart
Thursday morning, Answer immedi.
atcly.
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Fever and Ague and ChHlii
Best Remedy 60 Cure
DAVIS PAIN KILLER.
nir,ctiona for lis Use.

Directions for lis USe.
TAKE > spoonfuls of the Pam kliler IN
about half pint of hot water, well sweet
ened with molasses, as the attack is coming
on, bathing freely the chest, back and bow
els, with the medicine at the same time
Repeat the dose in twenty minutes, II the
first dose does not stop the chill. Should II
produce vomiting, (and it probably Will II
the stom ach is very foul, take little Pain
Killer, in cold water, sweetened with sugar
after each spasm. Perseverance, in the above
treatment has cured many severe and obsti-
nate cases of this disease.
nAINKILLE CurOs Sore
Throat
A Favorite Medicine with all classes,
n Is Davis Pain Killer.
TF you have Painters ChOlie,
Use the Pain Killer.
MO Medicine 10 As popular
N 80 As ths Pain Killer.
HEEP the Pain Killer always at
n hand,
IF you have Cough or Cold,
Use the Pain Killer.
r ooK and not get caught without a bottle
of Pain Killer in the house.
r EFT everybody use the Pain Killer fel
sprains and Bruises. U
livery sailor should carry bottle Of Pain
L. Killer with him. 4.a
ID EMEMBER, the Pain Killer is for boil
n Internal and External.
The Pain Killer is sold by ell the Drug
rists and Dealers in Family Medicines
jim. HARRIS s. CO., Cincinnati, Ohio
Agents for the Western States.
For sale by .t,, 81
G. W. sisson, Druggist, Macarthur,
DR., J. A. Monahan, Druggist, Hamdsn,
RS, Wilcox, Hamdsn. 81 3
Oct. "A, ls61-en
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-10-31

WHATTvER may be said of the merits Oi
the different sewing machines now before
the public, there is certainly none that de-
serves more especial mt ntion than the En-
pire Sewing Machine.
This machine is not only surpassed in
simplicity, durability and beautiful stitch
and adapted oil kinds Of family sewing, and
noiselesS when in operation, but ia Of supe'
riOr Workmanship, combining usefulness
with elegance. 1t is, ia fact, sewing ma
chine that every family would like OhSvs.
Oct 24.4t
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-10-31

SAMUEL Books, of this town, is
erecting fine building few feet west
of the Kaler House, on Main street,
which he intends for Wagon and
Carriage Shop. Mr.. Books is first
class workman, and the wagons, car
riages, &C., which he has manufactured
are q credit to our town. The new
building will soon be ready to be oc-
cupied. 1t greatly improves the ap.
pearance of that part Of town.
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Two MONTHS FOR NoTHINd-Look
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Enquirer
Items Of Local Interest.

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Drugs, Books aAd StRtiOnery,--
Persons wishing Drugs Medicines, or Books
will do well to cell at Strong'S Drug and
Book Store, corner Rulbert's Block, Macarthur
Ohio, where they will ind large stock Of
Pure Medicines, Liquors, Oils, Paints, Dye
Stuifs, Perfumery, and Fancy Articles.
Physicians can buy as low 80 in any mar.
kst, in Southern Ohio
The attention Of the public is called 10 The
large stock Of Cap and Note Paper, Pens,
Ink, Paper, Knives, Rulers, &C., &c.
School Books can be bought cheaper At
Bsrone's than at any other sStabliShasnt in
VInton county.
Call and see. May S-6n
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-10-31

THE attention of the reader
is directed to the advertisement
of the "Gift Concert and Grand
Presentation Entertainment" in
another column.
Buy a ticket! Every ticket
receives a gift! That 100000
in greenbacks would be a nice
prize!
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-10-31

LosT.-A Gold Sleeve Button, about
the size of a silver dime, with black
enameled German letter A in the CEN
tire, and black enamel line around it.
Any person finding and leaving it at
this Office, will be literally rewarded.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-10-31
PIANOS FOR SALE.

PRrsTEas, like other men, sometimes offer
some very good bargains. Any person
wishing TO purchase splendid Piano, will
save from oneshundred to enc hundred aad
atty dollars by calling at this Onice. Nc
can furnish them at greatly redaced rates.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-10-31

CLoTHINa.-The house Of HENRY
RIcHMAN, in this town, has large
and well selected stock Of mems and
boys clothing, bought at the very low
est rates, which enables him to do JUS
tice by all. Go and see.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-10-31

THIS Basamls introduced to the suffering public
/ after It's merits for positive cure of such diseases
have been fully tested The efOrmua from which 1t IL
prepared referred to by the leading med cal Jour
nails beng equal to any prescription that can be
made up, for such diseases, by the medical faculty.
The Balsam il consequently, recommended by ply
sicians who have become acquainted with its great
success.
As an Expectorant it has no Eq NJ
We copy The following interesting letter from DR.
Harris to the Mddlebury, VT, Register, Nov 20, '66
Mr. EDIrOE: 1t only to subserve the interests Of
humanity that Irequest short space in your yalua-
Bile paper to inform the public what Aliens Lung
Basam IS sure 10 do. Two years ago I was attacked
with severe cold; it settled in my throat, which
affected the organs ofspeech that could not speak
aloud for nearly SIX weeks. got through the winter
coughing nights almost necessarily with Geld night
sweats, with increased irritation, which extended in.
to the Bronchial tubes and which kept me coughing
all summer. l was at Shoreham on professional
visit the past October, when the "good Samaritan"
came along introducing Aliens Lung Balsam into
New England. procured a bottle snd took it ac-
cOrding to directions, and found immediate relief.
have now taken two bottles, which has entirely cured
me. For the past two years, or during the time Of
my sffiictlon was in state Of constipation, which
the Balsam has almost etfectually regulated. No
family should be without this valuable medicine. ]
see by the Western papers that the physicians OF
Cincinnati (where the medicine is manulactured) are
Introducing 1t into their practice, and have doubt
it will soon become classical remedial agent for the
cure OF all diseases ofIhe throat Bronchial tubes, and
the lungs. NATHL HARRIS, NJ. D., Dentist,
Middlebury, VT, Nov. l6, 1866.
The propretors OF this valuable Balsam take pleas
ure in calling 1t the attention Of all medicine deal
ers, desiring that they procure q supply Of it, and
recommend it to their afflicted patrons and friends.
1t will stand the test for merits has the celebrated
Perry Davis Pain Killer,
which has been introduced to oil parts Of the nhab
tied world and is everywhere appreciated and sought
after The Balsam for sale by most of the leading
Druggists, and can always be had from them, in any
quantity desired, by the country dealers.
J. N. HARRIS L CO., Sole Proprietors,
Cincinnati Ohio.
For sale by
G. ". sisson, Druggist, MoArthur, Ohio
DR.. J. A. MOnahsn, Druggist, Hamdsn,
R. 8. WILCOX, Hamdsn.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-10-31

THOSE wishing to purchase an excellent
Sowing Machine would do we'll to call at this
offics. We can sell you Sewing Machine
that is durable and which will be useful to
SaddlsIS, Boot and Shoe Manufacturers, Tai
lOrS, HattsrS, and HupholstsrsrS. Terms
eASonablS.
Samples Of the work done BY those Ma
chimes can be seen at this office.
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R6ysAgents wanted in eyerv Tow

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THOSE wishing to pay their sub
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ems, or almost anything else, will
please call and do so.
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INFORMATION. Information guaranteed to pro-
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-10-31

TRUTH MUST TRIUMPH.-The i'm,
mortal J. n, "thergreatest Orator
Philosopher, and Satirist that ever
lived" addressed the citizens Of this
town, at the Court House, last Satur-
day night, on the subject of his sub
lime principles of Truth and Recon.
ciliation. He is the only successful
champion of Truth Those who heard
his address are now convinced that
they are in error-that Truth must
reign triumphant throughout the
world. 81. N" has established his
theory throughout the world-and has
lifted the veil, and the whole world
feels the pressure. The Ohio States
man thus speaks of the Immortal J
NJ"
"With a modesty truly commenda-
Bile, this great philosopher asks no
glory for himself. His victory is
Truths. Content he is to descend to
the grave unwept, unhonored and un-
sung, as great philosophers have done
before him, if he can but make the
Truth clear to the clouded minds of
the people both North and South
With magnanimity unparalleled, he
assumes all the pressure on himself"
Oh, ]. NJ may thee live as long as
the letters are in use that served to !
give thee Immortality
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-10-31

LAND FOR SALE.-Alexander Bolar
wishes to sell 16o acres of excellent
land-1O0 acres cleared and in fine
condition-and balance we'll timered.
Good dwelling house, stable, plenty Of
water, &C., on the premises. Situate
three miles south of Allensville, Ohio,
on the Jackson road.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-10-31
MAY s-sn

SEE card of j. Lillibridge,
Fashionable Tailor, in to-day's
paper. Those wishing anything
in his line should give him a
call.
Shop. one door east Dan.
Will & Bros Store.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-10-31

"BARRErT'S Vegetable Hair Restor,
ative," not only makes the hair CLOS
sy and rich, but causes it to grow to
great length.
How pround is every woman Of hel
soft, long and beautiful hair.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-10-31

REMEMBER that E. D. DODGE can
supply you with all kinds of Goods,
at the lowest prices. See advertise
ment,.