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III the Geneva award and the San Juan set
uement are not genuine diplomatic successes
ior thls country, then the English papers, states
men and publcists are grumbIing without suti-
cient cause. Our cable kilograms Yesterday
showed the London papers to be quite as dissat-
Efed with the San Juan decision an with thai
at Geneva There was a chorus of complaipts
that the British government had been ont
naneuvered by American diplomacy. This.
though hatteTing TO our self-loye has oniv the
foundation that our cause was good, and that il
was set forth with clearness and ability by the
Administration, through its diplomatic agents.
The result Is, however, all the same to give
prestige To this country among the nations OF
'ne world TO President Grant it brings laurels
OF new kind, showing his ability to
win successes in the cabinet as well As the field.
when the first feelings of irritation are over
with our cousins across the water, on playin. a
losing game, doubtless they will come to the
conclusion that fair and equitable settlement
mas bean reached, and one which ought TO
enable the two countries to keep on good terms
hereafter. Their sensitiveness in regard to the
San Juan decision, given by the Emperor of
Germany IN our favor, seems to be founded,
not 20 much on the justice OF their claims as on
the assumed military necessity that they should
hold that island because they regard it az domi-
mating the entrance to Vancouver and British
Columbian waters. 1t is not likely, however,
even IN the event OF a collision between Great
Britain and the United States, that much of
the shock would be expended in the remote
waters OF British Columbia, and consequently
Any fears OF this kind may be quietly smothered.
as a means OF defending our Own more valuable
possessions lower down Oh the Pacific coast the
holding Of this island rs OF considerable i'm
Iortance, and lie acquisition will be a matter OF
great satisfaction to the people OF the United
States.
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KIHAHCIAL AND COnMERCIAL.

In the New York money market yesterday the
stock brokers were paying Gar per cent for de-
mand loans, the ruling rate being per cent
Prime mercantile paper was quoted ct oal2 per
cent, with few sales under 10 per cent and with
what were rated as good names selling at IA per
cent. Money continues active at tie western
money centeTs- Government bonds were dull
ard strong IN both New York and Lon bon yes
terdsy. The stock market was feverish. but in
the main, strong, Pacihc Mail being the special
feature.
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nSM0CNTN ERNON PLACE N. Z. CHURCH.
Sp sOeiH, ., The sorner Of 9Th and streets N.
u ID. and J. A. kERN, pastors. 1t
NINTH sTKEET METHODIST PROTES-
T1moKKkkhhWW CHTRCH, 6ft'9ssn s ard strest.;
preaching by pastor Also, at Z u 2, m, The Rea
rTRE FIRST BAPTIST CaUECH, on 1871,
vice TO MO kRoW MORNiEG and EvEN Ipe ie ar
10 the usual hours The public are cordially invited
% HEsTH. RESURRECTION AND JUDO.
~ hEhT will be the subject OF reading SAB
Church Union, 93J Pennsylvania avenue. Irser
estIIg selections will be made from the writings
o. EMANUEL swedenborE. The public invited II
rSsA PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING,
EyESIsG At Island Hall. seu,H assinstcn. Rev
viii speak The public is respectfully invited. Re
served seats for ladies. ,,,
Ia vii hA nss, :, f k9DGI' kSi a. #
proceed to s,ews?ts whs,f, King Gsorse county ~
ceased brother, JOHs 4. RoGKRs. Steamer ZaSee
%,Ii Leave wharf ct II m. MemeeI. q
R,,e !. Is de.,sble to have a. many uniformed
N4 LODGE III hold an adjousned session At
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b the Society tor the Prevention Of Cruelty to
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:. Tits HAIR DYE PROMOTES ri
GROWTH OP TRE HiIR. oc1s EDS

-pr yohp J. ilsoh, Q, Chsrau, s. c.. saysof this
great Blood purifier -
:" Yenr medicine has siready esined great relu,,
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ELECTS, In one case pArticuiariy-t Of . Young
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eminent ocuiist in our STATE. now II believe, res
atnt Of your city, Prof Chsolm un6er vtose treat
ment she gfeAe1y fsne htted; when recently,
upon using the hqsadal. for her previous dersnge-
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a. DIR ~. n. BARRETT,
C t.. DKETIST, sH I
da Rencfsd 10 o. lAoS Y street n. ", corde
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EOB FALL AND WINTER
Dry Goods,
THE POPULAR ESTABLISHMENT OF
BEGAN 81 wYLIE-
1918 and Io2O Seventh street. N. VI

1oIs and 1920 Seventh street, N. w.
An immense STICK ef seasonable Goods, selected
with Judgment; sIIes the -
The largest forced Auction sales in New York and
Philsdephia bave enabled as to place good. in our
'''eA -''fr' 10" BR fRsfsss Goops.
HiIRed Se ss shads, e, IN M Porus. Fabrics
eh Rolled PoRIins; = nsIfnss, &c
f FsLs p p. 5tsd hess, H. former price 81.
'' Misses fssi s GSD CHILDREN.
at greatly rf BTs6kR ri bsEss eoops.
R bIp dEte. BisrIitz,
Prunslle Cloth, Empress Cloth,
hnElish trepes, al pscss, and MohaiTs,
e0urtSuld'A Gregg , ysll ss1,Ks
from 81 2sto 81
sHAwLs. -
BB06 HE sIiAWLs, PAIsbEY sHAwLs,
~ '"' or osES.oEsTBE LONG sHAwLs
from sIO,o $50. Our shawl Department was never
Gsbtiemen =. Ladies Misses and ChiIdrsn's Me
rno Shirts and DraTtrs hs9Tsiery Of ali kinds
e ali grades. sqpr White fi.9nes, Sc Canton
s' I'' EAPkf /? 3 TowEI sttRsn''
sheeDs' Ticking ESFEis, Hsne' from slt0 %
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THE NEW DOORS.
The Ordeal I'd for Wi wyss BY the author Of
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limited STATES PATBNT OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., October "a, 1871.
on the petition of L.. Y. GOODYEAR, of
New Haven, Conn ,pra; ing for the extension of 8
natt NJ granted to him on the 29th day of March,
g. Tor an Improvement in Tools for Cutting
1t i ordered that the testimony in the case be
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timt Tor filing arguments and the Examiners re.
port be limited to the 9TH day of March next and
ihai SAID petition be heard on the 18th day of
Any person may Oppose this extension.
oc5-sT nj. ID. EEGG EFT, Commissioner.
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DICHMAE BELL, IVES dissolved by mutual con.
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ecs5 81 ashta Z JOHN ". BELL.
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WI 6lS THIRTEENTH STREET,
IADTHs' FASHIONABLE HAIR DRE6eER
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-01-31
Too Good Company For Me.

One evening last Summer lad y
who helonga to the editorial staff Of
one of the leading dailies of New
York, had been detained by Office du.
ties until rather late hour. Living
on tho heights of Fulton Ferry, 1t was
not much Of venture to 70 home
nithoutIan escort, aud she started.
On tho boat, standing outside en-
joying the refreshing breeze after q
day't toll, she perceived a gentleman
~ leaning over the guards, but she
said nothing.
"Are you alone ~ said he, as tho
boat neared the slip.
"No, sir,' said she and without
further interruption, when tho boat
touched, she stepped off.
"I thought you were aRone r.
SAID tho fellow, stepping to her side
again.
81 am not" replied the lady.
"Wky, don't 500 any one who is
with you T.
"God almighty aud the angels, sir.
am mover alone" .-..
"Yon keep too good company for
mt madam ; good night p And ne
shot for Fifth Avenue car. thsn
nearly a. block away.
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-. -,
Husbands Commandments.

Thou shalt love no other man but
Thou shalt not have a daguoreo.
type or any other Likeness of any
man but your husband. =
B; Thou shalt not keep it in secre t
and worship it, for I thy husband am
"a jealous husband. { ~ D. INC
t& Thou shalt not speak thy husbands
name with levity. az w. n... f'l
Remember thy husbands COM
mundautsjto keep them sacred.
Honor thy husband and obey him,
that thou mayst be long in the house
he has given thee. .....
Thou shalt not find fault when thy
husband chews or smokes. ."
Thou shalt not scold.
Thou shalt not permit thy husband
to wear buttonless shirt--but shall
keep his clothing in good repair.
Thou shalt not continually CAD
tbont, neglecting thy husband and
fAmily. ~ .,.
Thou shalt not strive to live in the
style Of thy neighbor unless thy hus-
band Is able to support it.
Thou shalt not oovct thy noighbor's
fine house, nor his fine furniture, nor
his wife's furniture, nor his wife's
thousand dollar shawl, ner her fifty
dollar handkerchief, nor anything
that is thy neighbours
Thou shalt not 60 to Women's Right
meetings, neither to sposk thyself or
to hear others speak.
Thou shalt not scold if thy hus-
band stays out ill ten O'Clock at night.
Thou shalt not sum up large bills
at tho stores which thy husband is
unable to foot, for verify he knowetl,
his means.
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HEAR! HEAR!

0f Yes, on Yes, remember that tho lar
" gest, prettiest, most attractive and
best assorted stock Of Confeotio aapies, Fan
~ Goods, Toys, Fire orAs, and
Nice Things generally, ia now opened
at A. p. Miller's Confectionery, where
paronta, friends, lovers, swecthencts and
everybody can find everything to. please.
the eyes or palate, and can selscl Christ.
mas presents that will please tho most fas-
tidious.
In the Toy department, he tcels perfsct
~ satisfied Of pleasing tho little folks, and
in Confectionaries, he can't bs cxocllcd in.
any market in the State. An early oall.
from those in neod Of goods in his line il
requested, As 1t will enable him to piva
better sutisfaction than he can possibly give
during tho rush Of Christmas. -.
Come early and often, aud Miller will bs
s'sre tose'l you just what you want, both
in qusntity and quality. ,.....
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.ix. x.SoIIJJBLE
PACIFIC GUANO.
Prioe $45 Cash, With Usual Advance for

~ ''.-' ."' "' Time.
TXPEr'rNCR in : use ofthis Gu.uo for
Ia the past six ya"I. III this State, for
Cotton and Corn, ha so fnr established lis
character for cxcellenD. ~ to render com.
mcut unnecessary.
In accordance with hr established policy
Of the Company 10 furnish tho best
Concentrated Fertilizers at the lowest coat
to consumers, this Guanc is pui into market
this season at tho above reduced price.
which Tho company is enabled to do by
reason Of its large faeilities md the rc,l,sccd
cost of manufacture.
The supplies put into market this season
nrr, as heretofore. prepared un1er tho per-
sonal superintendence of Dr., st. Julian
Ravcnel, Chemist of Company, at Charles
tom 5. o., henco, planters may rest assured
that its Quality and Composition 10 pre-.
cisely the same as that heretofore sold
At the present low price every acre planie ed
can be fertiliaed with 900. pounds Guano
at cost not exceeding tlie present value Of
8O pounds Of optton. while experience has
shown that under favorable conditions Of
season and cultivation the crop is increased
by the application from two TO threefold
the natural capacity Of the soil. Hence,
under no conditions could its application
fail TO compensate for the outlay Apply to
J. N. ROBSON,
Agent Pacific Guano Company, No. 90 East
Bay and Nos. l and 2 Atlantic Wharf
Charleston, 8. C. ..' %"
JNo. 9. RsEsR & Gov, General Agents,
nov 80-8m t... -, ,
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ESTABLISHED 1859,

GA RESPECTFULLY in. ss3zasG>
MA form the citizens Of @S N-1Ss
Winnsbopo and Fairfield District, that
have just returned from New York and
have purchased full assortment of Wal OH
es. Jewelry, Clocks, Spectaclcs, &C., and
will sell rnt the lowest prices, and would
rospee fully nsk the continuance Of the
patronage Of my old friends and customers.
All goods warranted as represented. am
prepared 10 do all kind of Watch and Jew
elry work and have always good stock Of
good mat ierial on hand, and will guarantee
Satisfaction. ALL work warranted.
."H' y" CHARLES MULLER,
Seoond door from Col. Rion's 0ffics.
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BRIGGS & BROTHERS.
Catalogue I Flower and Vegetable
SHjH1DS.
AND

Summer Fl,wering Bulbs for 1879.
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cn rose tinted parcr, with upwards of 400
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Send % cents for copy, no' one half The
value OF the colored plates Ia the first
order, amounting to not less than 81, tic
prize Of catalogue, - cents, will b, we
funded in%seeds. Now customers placed on
the3s mo fooIing with old. IS Free 10 old
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cts, prices and premiums offered. make it
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You will miss it ii you 10 no, see our
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Either Of our Two chromos Cor 1872, size
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4 Conscientious Drunkard,

History records, 80 far as I am
aware, but one person who drank un-
th Intoxicated, upon pious principles,
and he was sturdy German baron,
who, whom hiswife demonstrated in q
whisper with him at his own table,
refused to listen to her aamenitions,
for his guests might notice that he
passed the wine by ut his OWN board.
AT last the good lady overturned all
the lights. "Throw your wine upon
the foor,' she again whispered ssno
one will tee YOU" "Nay," he
REPLIED" "God sees me - Calling
for lights he continued drinking un-
vi in gloriously mellow state, ho
was carried to his he'd.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-01-31

Politsnesa aod patience alwa Tvs
paid. ln a crowd a gentleman sat
next ltou another who was smoking,
and kept pafing tho smoke in his
face. 1t, was annoying : to be suro It
was. What did he dor Simply
turned round and said, "please, cir, be
kind enough TO smoke in that other
gentlemsns face" Laughter. -
John B. cough.
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Ro@1,x.y-s
! t[Ern' From Charleston Mercury, Sept. 1901
sg&S Eg a ITOOdish (aemsf 3$5

n II VsI
SIS A lIoodish Gem.
a be Brewers should to Malta 90. Il i. i y
= Tho boobies all to Soiliy; I, - <#
Ihsl Quakers to the Frienily Tales.
The Furriers 10 Chilli. r.
ihs.''ttio snarling, oarolipg bsbss
That hrcnk our nightly rest,
Sbonld be packed off to Babylon.
70 lap and or to Brest.
tFtom spii.lead Coo&s go o'erto Greece, \
SsAnd while the Miscr waits ~
tiiis ipAssoga5 on tho GuiD.a const, .'t
Srendthriits are in the Straits.
ySpinstets should to Needles 90.
Wine bibbers 10 Burgundy,
Gohrmonds should launch ai Sandwich IIes
Ways nj tho Buy of Fun day.
Bachelors flee 70 The United states, s.s
Maids TO the Isle Of Man,
Let Gar'lners 60 TO Botany Bay,
And Shoe bucks to Japan. ~
Thus, emigrants and misplaced men
d VIII then no longer yex US,
Anu all who ain'i provided for
Had better 60 TO rc3as.
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Fever and Ague.

Fever and Ague cured for fifty CENTS.
There IS not remedial agent in this
world that will euro F.ver and Agne, and
al; other Ma'nrions, Bilious, Scarlet. Ty-
phnid, Yellow. and other Fcvers tnided by
Radwny's rills) so quick az Railways
Rcndy Relief. Fifty cents per bottle.
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BOOT AND SHOE
mi "a xau T@ q to- 4. W

e1ssas I AM now prepared to do work In
HIA the latest and best styles. Ny
o. work is always warranted. There
10 no necessity to 60 out Of town to have
work done as I can makeas good B0OY'or
SHOE as anybody. Orders solicited for
ine work. "s S, NJ. uIIBERT
feb 29,1y "" hstS sfi 'E5N q
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"Ma," said young Miss to her
mother, "what is emiyrating Z"
: "Emi grating, my dear is young
-, "hla, what 10 oolonizing p
"Colo'izing is marrying there, and
having family"
"Ma, oh, how I would like to emf
CRATE and colonize.n
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"a F"Our Teems" says he doesn't know
whatto make Of women. 's ...'1'
"The other night" says he IL
thought { had favorable moment to
enfold q certain young lady in Low.
ing embrace, Wien she ooolly asked
me v hat I was about.
% 4tMaking Duisb places glad, ao-
aording'to "Suripture,'" says I. (
"S "'fou are mistaken In the person,
saysshe never allow anything to
60 10 5waist.''s t.-s.,. .''
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Irish Potatoes,

1o Barrels Planning and Eating friah
rotatoes Of tho following brands, Early
nose, Early, Goodrich. Pink Eye and Peach
Blow. just received by Il-'".
Jan 10 RI. Mccarthy
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lsNew ,AdVertisemesnts

FEEE TO BOOK AGENTS.
W Observation-Disclosures FrSspeotus of
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The Only Pain Remedy
RADWAl'S READY RELIEF

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Travellers should always carry n bottle
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few drops i'll water will prevent sickness or
pains from change of watcr. It is better
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Price 81 per Box. or Boxes for SIS.
Sold by The principal Druggists, or will
be sent by mail, securely sealed from all
observation, hy enclosing price 1.-THE :Snle
General Agent for America. JOB MOSES,
Is Corllandt 81 New York. Pamphlets Of
advice sent free 10 any addr ss.
Bryan's PuInonic Wafors
arc unfailing in the cure OF Coughs. Colds,
Asthma. Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Hoarse-
ness, Difficult Breathing. lncipent Con
sumption nnd Diseases of the Lungs. They
have 10 taste Of medicine, and any child
will take them. Thousands have heen re-
stored to health, that Ind before despaired.
Tcstin ony given in hundreds Of cases. 4
single dose relieves in Ten Minutes. Ask
for BRYAN'5 pULMONIC WATERS
may 26-cowl
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