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Manhood: How Lost, How Re-
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T.5c ofPoor Rum. Whiskey, Proof Sp1r-
its. and Refuse Liquors, doc oTsi: sp,:e,;,,,
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"Appetizcrs:" g Resio'ers e. in.a at +-,.s -,.s
.i,1Ier on to drunkenness and ruin, but are tue
W.dicine. made from. the Native Roots ana
Herbs of California, free from az Z AIco6ol!Gc
StirnuIants They yar'thc 9 RtiAI BLSOO
PURIFIER and LIFE GIVING PAIN-
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- Ihc Svstern, carrying OF IL poisonous matter,
ND restoring the klooito healthy condition.
No norsou can take these Ni;crs, eccorCloS 10
directions and remain long U2TeN.
800 Will be gwen for an lncuraole case, pro,
,.i{,o., the bones are no. DESTROYED by Rlinerai
,oisons or other means, and lie WILL Organs
wasted beyond the point ofr"rair.
For Inhauu1" tory and Chronic Eheu-
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destroyed and rcmo"ed.
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LET 1T PASS.

Be Rot swift 10 ,aAr otVt:c"; ;
Let il pass
An.e. is foe to sense;
Let it pass
Brood no, darl<ly o'ev a wron@
Which viii disappear ere !o:g;
Rather sirs this CHEEKY song
Let j: pass
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S..:::s corrudcs tie p"rest lni"d'
LIE. :aSs!
As the ul-egarde'l wind,
Le; it pass
ANY v;:!.a- sonls that live,
MAY coadcmn without reprievc;
IT'S the noble who forgive
Lei i pass.
Let i. pass
Echo TO: ar angry word;
Let il pass.
Think how often you have erred;
L.; j; pass.
SINCE our JOYS m"st pass away,
Like the dew drops on the spray,
Wherefore should our Solro"s stay?
Let them pass
lie. them pass
If for good you've taken i'll,
Let /. pass
Time at last makes all things straight;
Let us not resent, but wait,
Aud ou; triu,npl: shall De great;
Let it pass!
L., It pass!
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Attend :0ToUr Ch!Idren'S Teeth

VIZ are so otter called on TO extract the
first N"lars or Jaw T,.rrh tnr children, and
to r"-ai,:;> or >:r"n.'t'rh i!'c front tr"th,
which hccnr.r rroONc from neglect, that
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ma th, Moiar>, or jaw teeth, which ;hcy
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rrown SET. Many persons say they were
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FERNS Cash. +. :. NilALEl,
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J Literal Answers.

AilSldA AllSs "a -
A lady noticed 4 boy SYrjnk!inS
salt on the sidewalk to take OF
the ice, and remarked to friend,
pointing 70 the salt:
"Now; that's bcncvo'ence.'
"No, it aint," said the boy;
somewhat indignant, its salt.
So when lady asked her SER
want girl ifthc hired man cleaned
off the snow with aIacrity, she re-
piled:
No, ma'am, he used L shoT-
ell
The same literal turn Of mind
which we have been illustrating
is sometimes used Intentionally
and perhaps u little maliciously,
and thus becomes the property OF
wit instead Of b!under. Thus VIC
hear Of a very polite and impress
sivc gentleman, who said to 4
youth in the street:
Boy may I inquire where Rob
inson's drug store ."
"Certainly, sir" replied the boy,
very respectfully.
"Well, sir" said the gentleman,
alter waiting awhile, where is
it?'
u have not the least idea, yer
hoaor," said the urchin.
One day, at Lake George, a
party ofgentlemen strol'i"s among
the beautiful islands on the lake,
with bad luek, espicd q little fcl-
SOW with Z red shirt and straw
slat, dangling q !;ns: over the S''ie
ola boat.
"Haltsc, BOY sa5i oaa Of them.
what arc you deiag?'
"FisE:ng.'' cane the a:'swer.
"Wei. Of ecsrsc,~ sad tie gen
t!eman. i'bu: what 60 Ecu c&tca? -
"Fisk, yea 3ao'; what 90 y<,1
s'pose9"
"Did any Of yon c.cr scv al
elephants skim" inquired : tcac:'-
or of an infant class.
II have" exclaimed ono.
"Where?" asked tic teacher
"On the cieph2nt,'' said the
boy, laughing.
Sometimes this sort of wit de-
generates Or rises rs the ease may
be into punnins, as when Flora
pointed ponsivcly to tie heavy
masses Of clouds in the Sky, say
ing:
II wonder where those clouds
arc going?" and her brother re-
piled.
Il think they avc going to thun,
der"
Also the following dialogue.
.Halloo, there 3! how do you sell
your wood?'
"Bv the cord"
How long has It 1evn cut?
-Four feet"
u mean how long las it been
since YOU cut it,"
"No longer than it is now
And also when Patrick O'F!y'nn
was seen with his coiIaran his
bosom sadly bcgrimcd, and was
indignantly asked by the officer;
"pa,rick O'Flynn! how long DC
YOU wear 3 shirt?"
"Twenty-eig:!t inches sir"
This reminds one OF an Instance
which is SAID tc have occurred re-
Gently in Chatham street, New
York, whero 3 couutryman was
clamorousIy bcsiescd BY shop
keeper.
''Havc you any 6ue shirts ~
said the countryman.
a splendid assortment. Step
in, SIR. Every price and every
style. The cheapest n the mar
kct, sir"
"Aro they clean ~
TO be sure, sir"
"Then," said the coHntryman,
with great gravity, you had bet
roy mi on one for. Won need II.
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair t.
il natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing vsRa
ii at once Agreeable
healthy. and e6szza
for preserving :as
huir. Faded or @y
hair IS soon restored
to its original oasr.
,r:M the gloss GS
freshness Of s09S
Thin hair is tSSS-
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FjSk's Metallic Burial Cases,

TIE SUBSCRIBER has constantly or
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eases, Of different patterns, besides collins
OF his own make, all Of which he is prepared
TO furnish ut very reasonable rates, with
?romp,ncSS and despatch.
Persons hr<roH.s of liavia" cases sent by
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\ IIrarSr is always on l'a:d and will be
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Thankful for past patronage, the sub
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Of ilir same, anl asSnrr> the pn!iic that
no effort on his part will be <plrcd 10 render
lie utmost satisfaction.
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Ncwberry s. C., July 81
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GENERAL SCPEEINTENDENIT-.S OFFICE
COLUMBIA. :. e.. July -. 1879.
on and after MONDAY. August !. the follow
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Carolina Rord. up and down. also with Trains
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,XeNierry Hotel.
T. =. POOL. Proprietor.

J. ?. POOL. Proprietor.
THIS Hotr! is centrally situated. commo-
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HOTEL
COLUMBIA, sc.

WE rRorRIEToRS take pleasure in sr>
'GThnnclns that this elegantly furnisbcd he'd
ni'p:s!,alSnt noJa.:s is now open for the arcnm ,
he 'oT s,InDi;oS J' guests. The table will ALWAYS
sorbp.H so suppnea with every deicacv Of the S"ss
Nn"'" Nar,-o". from New York and CharIss,rn
give ne-fcc. ana no efforts will be spared 20
Our rr,rreI satisfaction, in every resnrct ~
WM. GORMAN,
Nav5i IS
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-16

cnrd. falling hair checked, and bad
ness often, though not always, e~es
Ivy its use. Nothing can restore tas
buir where the follicles are des1oyes-
or the glands atrophied and decasd
But such as remain can be saved kr
usefulness by this application. 1nSsai
of fouling the hair with a pasty SD
ment, it will keep it clean and vigooo<
Its occasional use will prevent the kz1
from turning gray or falling of, md
consequently prevent badness Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous, and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-16

GreenYille & Columbia Railroad.
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-16

\: 'Tamc@c. q place in the eN-
!:vH.c WeS;, is 4 shan:y which
bears the sign 'Hcrc's where
Won get q meal like Your mother
aSaG to give YOU.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-16

"Then," said the coantryman,
with great gravity, you had bet
ter put on one, for you need It.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-19
THE VAR NEWS IN NEW york
French and German Views.


On Friday afternoon, as the Atlantic Cable
flashed across the ocean the news Of the de-
claration of war by the French Corps Legisla-
tif, the excitement amorg the German land
French population of New York became in
tense. a frenzied crowd of foreigners !mme-
diatelybesieged the bulletin boards at news
paper Offices, and watched eagerly telegram
after telegram as it was posted, developing
each progressive step toward the coming con-
test.
In the, evening the Prussian sympathizers
and champions OF France called at their usual
places of resort and discussed the question in
all its bearings and probable results-the Ger
man with calm and dignifed assurance, aid
ed by his frothy s'stein" OF lager, having before
his mind the memory Of the recent glories OF
Bismarck and the needle gun; the Frenchman.
in his naturally yivaclous esprit dn corps, and
conscious Of his ancient prestige.
The Germans are very much pleased with
President Grant for Ills promptness in taking
action for the protection OF the Bremen mails,
and thereby insuring a continued flow OF home
news. % @Efi9t5 -
reeThe subject uppermost in the minds Of chose
OF 4aturer age, and especially those engaged
N commercial pursuits, IS ths eject Of the waT