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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-01-18
Notice to Creditors.

Saml. B. Clown"y, c. g. =. vs. James F
Kcnndcy, Admi i,istrator of the estate OF
w. A. Kennedy, licensed, Isabella Ken
nc1y, heir Of said estate.
TREDITORS tt the estate of ". A. Ken
" ncdy, deceased, are hereby notified that
they arc required by order of The Court in
the above cause, to present aud establish
thci, claims before the lcrk Of the Court
on or before the lst day Of March 1871
SAML. B. Glow NEY,
G. G. p. g. G. S.
Clerks Office, 18th Jan. 1871.
iaH-l1-t Ike
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Correct the s omach.

1t II we'll asccr,aincd physiological fact
that the origin Of most Of The ills that ar.
iiict humanity is a derangca condition of
The almcn:9ry canal The bowels become
conshpated and sluggish. hnl theucc ari cs
q traip OF painful aud distressing mnladics
as preventative and cure, there is no
remedy 80 safe and sure ns DIR. TUFTS
VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS.
ian 5-1w
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lNLl for which, no person would knG "
" "Etw to fin, my shop. Put your horse,
tn" one without shoes in your buggy, ,ns
'ttnetds fcrnirinS. Come straight down
past the market. stop and leave orders at
the Stable for horse feed, then follow your
no>e ncross the Rail Ro,d track and get
your Blacksmith work done at
. jan lSxl W. II. DUVA.
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Avoid Oonsu,nption.

No enemy to the human race is more 10
"e dreaded and is more insdious in its an
proachcs than the 100 fatal destroyer
of health and Happiness of myriads -"Con.
sumption in its CHASTITY form" The duty of
all is {" guard against its first advances. -
This may he done by the timely use of DR.
IUII' > ENPECTORANT. ian 10 lw
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Wing.a-ting-ding.

bread Bread ! This welcome ory
is heard nearly every morning from
tho stout lungs of Sam who rolls
around the best Of bread, made at Mr..
&. A. Whites bakery, who also makes
the best of cake, and keeps on hand
at his store, near the depot, excellent
fruit, confeotioneries, and a general
assortment of goods.
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MO- IUMBUd
Call and Get Bargains Before It IL
Too Late.

TNl'E subscriber Is selling Oft his entire
a n stock of Ladies Dress Goods, Cloaks.
Shnwls. Gloves. Bunncts, Hats. And
everything pertaining TO tho Millinery
and Ladies' Department. all of which
ne is selling mt and below cost, rs he
wishes to close out the above brahehcs of his
business. Always keep Oh hanl i full sun.
ply of Family Groceries. Flour, Bacon
Lard. Kerosene Oil. Axle Grecse. 80. Dents
Ready Made Clothing, HITS. Caps, 6s
Also one of largest and best assorted siocks
OF Boots aud Shoes in market, which cnn
not DC rxcrl!ed for chcnpnc.s md durabiii
~. Every article warranted as rcpres .n,.
cd All he asks is a call before buying. ss
he is determined not 10 be undcrsold.
Terms strictly Cash.
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JOE WORK.. Z

The job Department Of tie NEWS aud
HERALD has been fitted up with NeS
Type, Cards, Dill Paper, &c F., such no will
warrant The Proprietors (both Of whom arc
Practical priners.) in saying they can exc
"ute ne good JOB WORN MS any other office
in the Stats. Unt merchants will have ne
excuse TO 60 North for their Jobs. lnx.
thing printed At this Office, ftoih Visiting
Card ~ to Poster 26x38.
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FLOUR ! FLOUR |

oVBBG.S. Western, Of choice brands,
eTery barrel warranted 10 be fresh and gen.
"'ne. Also 100 Rncks North Carolina
Flour. The abov will he sold low for cash.
Call and examine for yourselves.
Jan l4 ELDER.
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TRUE.

TRUE.
Seven sihs to be accounted for that
were left out of the book, viz
|. Refusing To take your own coun-
ty paper.
2. Taking paper and then refus-
ing to pay for it.
8. Not advertising:
q. Getting married and forgetting
to hand in the notice along with dol.
lar "william" to the printer.
D. Asking newspapers to publish
matter that is for your own benefit
without remuneration.
6. Reading copy on compositor's
cnse. .aa -
7. Never paying your subscription
until the publisher goes to the trou-
bic Of asking for it. a,
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Sale of Land,

John G. Milnor, vs. The Presbyterian Com.
miitee Of Home Missions-In Tic Common
Pleas Fairfield County --Gomplaint to
Foreciose Mortgage.
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Homes Early Prolific.
First Premium at Charleston Fair,

fNllE undersigned have on hand and for
i. sale lot Of Homes Early Prolific Cot
ton Seed" Its advantages are that IL mn
lures eqrIier than any other seed planted,
by from 10 days to Two weeks, and it's hollis
do not fall ont. These seed we're grown by
Thomas ". Rnbh, Sr.. opo o! the most s,ic>
cessful plnnie's in the County. Ills crop
yielded him Nineteen Hundred pounds per
acre.
We offer the seed Mt Five Dollars per
sack. of two bushele, or Three Dollars for q
single bushel.
Jan IA KETCHIN s. ROBERTON.
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Pay the Slnala bills.

With the opening of the year, re-.
marks an exchange, and it should be
40 everywhere, all small bills should
be promptly paid. The men to whom
they are due generally need the none, {;
the little bills are the ones that make
numbcrless gaps In the world of bust
hess. How much comfort to families,
cheer to dcspondent business men and
encouragement gcnctAlly would be
given by the Immediate discharge of
all little and perhaps, half forgotten
obligations. Pay small debts, and it
Is capital time to commence this
very day, 1871.
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-
Proposed Meeting of the South
Carolina Agricultural and
Mechanical Society. -
We are requested to state that the
stockholders of the Joint Stock Com
pany and the members of the South
Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical
Society will meet in Colun bia, on
Wednesday, the 9th of February
next, at Z O'Clock p. NJ.
-~--7,- -.rc-o->r~~c. :. --------2
Crumbs. 81. sstiF
1t isrumored that Jack .Lcc,a no.
torious character from the Sandshills,
who has been twice in the Penitcntia.
ry, was arrested in Sumter, on suspi.
cion Of being connected with the fnur.
der of DR.. Dubard; the missing watch
Of the murdered was found in his pos.
session. s.
The number Of deaths in Charles-
ton for the week ending January 7th,
were 23--of which number "a were
white.
It is said that the Financial Agent
Of the State Of South Caroliua in New
York announces that he diabursss on.
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The HERALD, o large twenty eight eel.
hmn Weekly, contains the cream of the
reading matter published in the NEWS, md
should be The ,'...or of every fircsidc in
Fairfield. II has 6oncfde qi, cnlntion
throughout ne Union, aud 10 considered
one Of the BEST FANNY PAPERS in
tho county.
l cory ono year, So 90
six months, 200
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.$i0-0 :::O':0Ot
AIKEN PREMIUM LAND SALE.

$l00, GOO to'be distributed to Shareholders.
ENlYE DOLLARS will purchase share. in.
n .cludinR work Of art worth five dolfRre.
Ihe Derby Farm Property to be distributed
H%bhrsses 81 pr se the largest Vineyard ana Orchard
OsfaS5GGEER aS5GGERnuc c15HAER dHAERous sRaESAfF4Rtn aStG
Inc salnbrious and llealth-giying climate OF
Aken Al tS. has giyen it the name Of The ssratoga
$4,000 ip Premiums presented to Share
s1eO,00o IN Real Estate and areenb.ok
Prizes to be distributed to SHAREHOLDER. -
$25, 900. .-'' III. >o'' "
II 622 Greenback PFizes, from s5 to $1,000.
=, only $4,000 shares viii be issued.
ONE sHAkE IN INEVERYTHIRTY.ONE WILL
DRAW a PRIZE. IN,
Ihis Heal Estate Property, conveyed by
conduct the Drawing. is to be transferred by
them to the fortunate shareholders as soon ,
ae Lhe remaining ahRreg are sold. 80 .
4, Ihe Drawing will take place according to
INC Pupi1shed programme. =
49,, THE DAY OF THE DRAWING. !.
oiateI Ie prss paanounced by telegram to the Asso.
A small sum invested now may secure a for.
Every Shareholder may rest assured Of
equal Justice. and that this scheme unlike
Is :FAiR, SQUARE AND HoNEsrn
Money received after the books are closed
will be p, omptly returned. For full particu-
lars, as embraced In revised pamnhiet. al.
dress j. O. DERBY. General Manager.
Key Box No. 1884, Augusta. Ga.
a6 NIX. j. Moo. THARIN, the agent Of 4he
the Office OF Mr.. D. Gambril, Main street,
May 18 fltI---- 80
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AN. ExTRAonD1NAnY ExEour1oN.- A
gentleman of Jonesburg, Missouri, re-
Gently returned from Texas, relntes an
extraordinary occurrence which took
place short time since in the Indian
Nation.i; He was an ,,eye witness OF the
scene. A Ohoctaw Indian having com-
mitted O. Wilful. murder, was arrested,
tried and sentenced to be shot.to death.
He asked for twenty days in which to
prepare and visit his friends, giving his
word of honor as brave to return at
the appointed time, and was allowed to
go forth without guard or bail. .
Atthe expiration Of the. twenty days,
according to appointment. the hour for
the execution arrived, and the Indian,
true to his word,s;a che very hour and
minute, galloped up to the place where
the sentenga was to be carried ont, in
company:with three of his sisters and
brothers, oil appearing MS cheerful as
though they had come to a dance or
trolic.. The coffin was then bronght ,6n
the ground, but some one remarked that
It was too small, upon which ono Of the
doomed Indians brothers told him to
10y down in iS and measure, which he
oheerfuily did, and lauHhiugly said: "It
fits gil right" The crowd, meanwhile.
appeared. TO. be in tho most cheerful
spirits, and cracked jokes and laughed.
Atilast, wien all was ready; the doomed
ma1.M4s ordered to sit on the ground.
A handkerchief Yves then placed oyer his
eyes BY his sister. While the sheriff
held ono; hand, one Of the condemned
Indians brothers held the other, on
each side of him. p The deputy sheriff
thenl- stood in an old house abont ten
steps. in front of the condemned, with a
rifle. From some cause the rifle went
off accidentally, the bullet passing up
through the ROOF OF the house. The
Indian, believing he was slot, drew him.
self up and shuddared, but did not
speak ormove from the spot A black
mark was then made over the Indian q
heart with spittIe aud powder by his
brother, while the deputy sheriff re-
loaded his rifle, and at q given signal he
took steady nim. fred. and pierced tho
centre Of the mark. The Indian, with a
few struggles. fell back dead, with his
brother and the sheriff still holding his
hands. No one seemed to be in the
least affected, except the doomed In.
dian's mother, who shed tears, but was
told to ':.shut up," by her son, that all
was over. Thus ended the extraordinary
exception. eHbjoop.
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air and riding, out, Especially in this section
OF tnS Sconntry IN tf1qe fall and winter season ,
thst s TSpK YSso ThG
are badly diseased md yet| beoause they aFe
In the house. they must not alt down Guiet:
they must walk about the room as much and
900 5ssE ths ils5engh da SI bea
must Keep IN good spirits--be determined 10
get Eail Xhls has great deallto do with the
aPRetaise, o as ahd en ~ i tho great point to gain
possibility In the worst oaaes,i and moral oer.
tainty In ailothors, is sinful. DR.. Schenok's
personal statement to the Faculty OF his own q
cure ..SSnS gas IN M sheeo ls p9dest words;
ceonsnmption; ooDfned 10 my bed, and at one
time my ply sioians: thought that Iicbuld not
irm hve = week; then like drowning man oateh-
preparations which I'tiow offer to the pubiic
and they made perfect cure of me. IL
seemed to mo that could feel them penetrats
my. wnole system. They soon ripened the
than pint OF offensive yellow matter eyerf
morning for a long time. :;f7,
NAs soon as that began to subside. nv
ftoq1gh, 1sa lover: pain and night sweats all began
that it was with difficulty that could keep
from eating too much. I soon gained nv
strength. and have grown ;. in desh ever
II was weighed shortly after my recoYery.n
added the Doctor, ''then looking like mere
skeleton; my weight was only ninety-seyen
Po9nosi my present weight is two hundred
and twenty-five l2251 pounds, and for years
have enjoyed uninterrupted health"
Dr. sshenck has discontinued his profess
sionai $40 visits st to New York and Boston. He or
to see patients at their offico, No. Is North
Sixth street, Philadelphia. every Saturday
from A. nj. to 8 =. NJ. Those who wish
thorough examination with the Respirometer
Will be charged SIS. The Reapirometer de-
clares the exact condition Of the lungs. and
patients can readily learn whether they arc
curable or not. -
The directions for taking the med;o;nas 40
adapted to the intelligence even of a chiId.
Follow these directions, and kind nature will
90 the rest. excepting that in some cases the
9landrake Pills are to be taken in increased
doses; the three medicines noed no other ac
compartments than tho ample instrucuona
that ACCOMPANY them: First create Appetite.
VI returning health hunger is the most vel.
come symptom. When it comes, as it will
como, let tho despaiting at once be OF good
cneer. GOOD blood at once follows, the cough
l0osens. the night sweat is abated. In a
short time both of thase morbid symptoms
are gone forever. M 'sF j!
Dr. Schenck's medicines arc constantly kopt
IN tens OF Thousands Of families. AS a laxa.
tive or purgative, the Mandrake Pills are a
standard preparation; while tho pulmopic
syrup, as curer OF coughs and colds. may bo
regarded cos prophylactcrio against con
sumption IN any OF It's forms.
- Price OF tho Puimonio Syrup and Seaweed
Tonic; 81 SO bottle, or $3.50 half dozen.
Mandrake Pills, 25 cents q box. For sale by
all druggists aud dealers
JOHN +. HENRY,
College Place, New York, Wholesale Agent.
Nof ~ tly
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sooIA1 0s4RAd1sh. The -RarpwelL

HooIA1.- QsHRAa1aa1. -Baznwell
iSenti4el, in commenting pppp the, re-.
msrkson thfs subject In a recent Charles:
ton, letter OF the; Nav York 1pi6upe,
written from Charleston. sayswith truth !:
'.If our people go NORTH without be;
ing: properly presented, no ohe thinks of
inviting them. to their houses; Or sending
their children to Eplay with, ,them., And
80 # ia here Are .alJ the barriers and
projections Of society to, ba broken
down. in order TO let Northern children
play With Southern children. and Yankee
grown, people, associate, ,withu Southern
grown people? The thing is absurd. ),
"The truth is, the conrtesies and.
amsHities 6f polite society hre extended
North and South now. as they were bej
fore: the erwar1g on nthe same conditions;
II q. e.gentlemaut or lady visits Charleston,
Augusta or Columbia, with proper. let
ters Of. Introduction, he or she is recceeiy-
ed and Introduced into tho same 6irclsbf
society that 1.-THE persons to- whom they,
bring their letters are moving. just as
gentleman or lady from the South syisit.
ing New York. Philadelphia' Of Boston.
The carpetsbaggerss the adventurers,, the
spectators, who have come South CO. rob
and oppress .us, associate with negroes,
- = PSA toHH 9A0ottkSs uuOW ,ueRlO n6u 10
dance the round dances with their wives
and daughters, and reoiprocate these at-
tentions, to the wives and daughters Of
theirs colored visitors, are not permitted
to enter the society OF cultivated and re-
fined people, their children are not per-
mitted to play with our children, and
1t ohf women associate with such peo>
pie, they are denounced and ostracised.
In q letter from West Point. IT, ia anid
grave fears are entertained lest the color
ed cadet, Smith. may take his dusky
belle to the hop; and this pregnant re-
mark is made: I fancy. that the oonster:
nati0n ;,displayed would be extremely
rioh. Of course, in suoh an event., the
cadets Wo1ld be obliged to suffer and
endure in silence. the only effect being
that the ball would be broken up.,sHere
is the answer to the whole complaint. It
is 9 question of social prorrieiy with
whidh the law has nothing to do.
Nefthefn ladies and gentlemen who
come here to live and work with us, not
to oyerturn our political and social go.
ver1mcpt, not to inoite the animosity of
race. not to steal, are heartily welcomed,
and they bring proper letters of in
PRODUCTION, courteo and kindly re.
oeived; or bringing,no letters, show, by
their department., refinement and cul-
ture, that they are ladies and gentlemen,
no barrier is placed against their en-
trance into society. so boon as they esta-
blish their claim to its courtesies and at-
tenEons." .,, NJ s,,-,,,,..5..,. ".
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A VOID QUACKS.-A victim Of earIy in
"A, discretion. causing nervous debility, pre-
mature decay, TO-, having tried in vain every
advertised remedy, has a simple means Of
self-cure, which he will send free to his follow
snfferers. Address J. a, FUTILE, rs Nassau
street, New York D,r % +fT,n
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@p eGAa1I Nor1S es.
II Re-Visit Of Dr.. Kendall,

~ I. F8o'v 1b1C VI DE- h6nu9I1, y =
AS the, exterminator Of oOREB and BU-
MONS. whose reputation iii this particular
branch OF surgery is already known, Ia again
In our oity, and osn be found at the " Waahins-
ton House. AS there is no doubt as to his
skill aha efficiency In tho removal Of these
impedlments. to waking in cbmfort, persons
needing his services should not delay ia havr--
Ing recourse to bis aid: Jpne9
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For Sale.

For Sale,
z 600 ACRES Of LAND in BarnveN.
CsOVV on the Edisto.
I5o ACRES In Kershaw--in lots to suit
Saw MI and 600 acres OF Land in licking
ton, on North Etfisto, 81, COO.
1'500 ncres Wateree Bottom Land. 50 pr acre
=. 2.50O acres creek bottom and pine Land, at
sZ per acre House In this oity, $1,000.
HOUSE and thirteen acres LAND. NEAR IL @
clty.*S 500. Apply to JOHN BAUSEETT,
Attorney atLaw and Real Estate Agent
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MEDICAL.
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER

E,ssAYs FOR YOUNG MEN. on great So
- ctai evils and abuses, which interfere
with MAnRIAaE, with sure means OF relief for
the erring and unfortunate, diseased and de-
biitated. Sent in scaled letter envelopes
Tree OF charge. Address HOWARD SANTA.
street. Philadelphia. Pa. Nav IL smn
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Cloaveland Mineral Springs,
(FORMERLY WilSON,s.S.,

55 Mics West Of Charlotte, N. c.
THE subscribers, having associated them
Il /, selves in the. management of these
Springs, would announce to their friends and
he-pnblic TINT the House is now open for the
reception OF vfsitors.
To those who have tested the virtues OF
these extraordinary waters, 1t is doomed un-
necessary to say anything by way Of COM
mendation, but to others they confidently as.
sure satisfaction IL they will make trial OF the
healing properties Of the waters for only 4
short time. -
we p)odge ourselves to spare neither pains
nor expense iii ofaor 10 render all who may
favor us with call as comfortable al possi-
bic; In prospect 81 an abundance OF supplies,
VIC have adopted tho following scale Of
REDUCED CHARGES:
II over 10 days, at Al .5D nor dav
If not over 10 days, 1.76 "a
Children between tho ages Of two and eight
years, and colored servants, at half rates.
washing on reasonable terms.
1t is expected that the Western Division OF
the Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford
Railroad will be completed to within mile
or two OF tho Springs at an oariy day.
J.. J.. BLAOKWOOD,
Jnno l Il. NJ. OATES.
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
CO L U d b BIA. s. C.
Present Capital, 100000.

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, ssoO, 600.
oPFIoERs.
John D. Palmer, President.
a. u. Dreni2er, Cashier. -
q. n. u. Butt, Assistant Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
J. hli 6roSS. John d. Palmer. F. W Mchias.
ter, Is. u. Sem, OF K. D. Sem Il Eon: O.. ".
Bearden, OF Copeland Il Bcarden; r. L. BRYAN.
Of Bry an i Mcca,ter; ". @. Swafieid. Of r.
u W. c. Swaff1eld - -
r. ". McAiaster, Solicitor.
THHls Bank is now open for the transact ON
\ OF general.banking business.
coin bearing interest at the rate OF seven ~
per cent: per annum, in kind, will be issued
;. Deposits from County Officers especially So
ae,sed; nateo,. also from 9rIsses Ad,ninistrafors
Particular attention given to accounts of
CITY and Country Merchants, and other busi-
ness men, and the usual accommodations ex.
tended. N- II
Notes, Bills Of Exchange. and other ev,.
OH co!lst.rals
stocks, bonds, Cod and .SHrtr ocnght ana
.Autautrd Currency purchased at small
discount '
SiJht Drafts dr0,cn direct on all tho proni.
nsnt zen places in E"yGnd,. ireland. Scotland,
marx amd he Orient. Lehera of Cyadn issued.
payable i'll any of tho above places ~
Dralts on all tho prominent cities III tho
United States bought and sold. :.
nahking House opposite Columbia Motel,
oFe', rom To .. Feb % ~ I.
NO FIRE USED in WAsIIINo,.
WARF1ELD'S COLD WATER SOAP.
H,HIs SOAP washes perfectly in cold water.
l. soft, hard or salt 1t removes grease
81 on and paint from garments. It washes all
Kihus X OF goods,-cotton. flannel, silk or woolcn.
~ cltanses silver, plated ware and jowelry
without scratching. II tho articles are much
tarnishcd, rub them with piece OF flannel
which has plenty of the Soap on it. To people
who. do their own washing, 1t is Invaluable,
II Will savo it's cost in ono washing. For sale,
i'll boxes OF thirty. six bars. by
EDWARD HOPE,
April 8 Agent for South Carolina
Scythes cnd Grain Cradles.
= DOZ. superior GRAIN CRADLES.
n 10 lOZ. tfrifin'R Grain nd Qrnaa & as;
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"LEAVE NO STING BEIrrND."

The work OF cure is now beginning. Tbo
vitiated and mucous deposits In the bowel.
and in the alimentary canal arc elected. The
ilYer, hkc clock, Is wound up. 1t arousos
from Its torpid1ty. Tho stomach acts rospon-
sively,. and the patient begins to feel that he
ia getting at laaH - '' ~
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Six Catholic priests in Bohemia have
recently turned Protestants. .t