Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1872-01-19
A Now KistIussary.

Calling in at Union Point the other, day to.
see friend, we were surprised ut seeing Be.
fore us, partly made a variety Of kid and
buckskp gloves Of the best material. 90 fsr
as completed, Of really elegant workmanship.
We found the artist 70 be d young lady relaJq
tive OF the friend whom we llsdl aealisd oasps
and were soon shoyyp tseps apishedp .l,loveasd
which wsr her bsndiwork, sEKsmining gthsm, !,
r,inptey, We found them fpiIy, ,np to t6a Eest e.
Partisan gloves, id elegant fntsfS and svossE
inansllip lGyery new kind sof on illed aseftl5i
lnbor that comes to the Southarii 1and should &
be cordially cheefisbed sBd ipetsDnised il
is hoped ,that,this skilled and ,iDdassribus MI.
tisss will be ssot literally patFoppissd that abe
will need the services Of numbers az helpers !,
to whom she will iinpart Something Of ne! %
skill and dexterity, thus laying the fouhda.
tion for a new department Of industry, In
Georgia. ,,.i ..ta8 IN (, r14a Il .
And by the way. another element of tho,
future prosperity Of the South Is illpstfated
in the history of the friend. at whose hospita.
bic hearthstono this mastery Of the needle
and scissors in glovo ,nuking was Witnessed.
Twenty-Five or thirty gears ago, he found
himself u poor boy just approaching manhood,o
i" the city Of Augusta, stranger. with nb
packet s''uost empty. Whilst many other, !
tleman," and scornihg work with the hsnldss,.
hn went to the Georgia Railroad shope atid29
obtained employment as common hsna q
about tho yard He worked awsyi tfn .shatus
humble position fora while. His, epefgSsd A
faithtulnsss and sobriety soon brought ,him,
promotion. and thus he went DIP, from ono /. .
post'to another, till he was placed on "a post1f
of great Responsibility office tuifialT He Il
still hn Il OF tho Georgia Railway Cotepany. 10
Bet or thrn n thousand gold mines for fhe, 4,
future of the South will it be. If we can in
fuse into the boysand girls of, our land some.
thing OF the vi,n-tbe readineAs to work tho
thoughtful sobrety and uprightness that
have ,markea the life of't.lla gentleman to z
whom al!uson il nude in this brief articlse--.i'
'''u'ne'A 1f'eeofeef'nc eEu. s;itio q; d19ng1,s
A sMALLpox REMEDY - The foliawing r-
stntementofa correspondents Of The Stockton Z
(Cal) Herald has boen g,iug the rounds 'of =
the papers An OK Californian says lie hssattt
seen il tested with entire success Wsrs.fi
produce it, therefore, for what it is worth: zee
y Herewith append recipe which has been ~
used, to my knowledge. in hundreds of cases. 4
II will prevent or cure the smallpox, though i,
the pitting are filing When Jenner dis.
covered cowpox in England tho world of sci.. scuti.'N
ence hurled an avalanche Of fahe upoa His rs
head; but when the most scientific school of9s
medicine in the world d--that Of Paris--pub. 5a
lished this recipe rs panaeea for SMALLPOX q =
it passed unheeded. 1t is as. unfailipg as
fate, and conquers In every instance. It IA '91
also cure SCARLET fever. Here is the, rcspe as ag
/ have used it, and cured my .childreu Of the !.
scarlet fever; here it is as 7 have, used it to !,
cure smallpox; when learned pbysicians said =
the putient must die il CURED: -ssulphate of !
zinc, one grain; foxglove (dgitalis,) )ons gsain,ss
half teaspoonful of sugar; mix with two 81
tablespoonful Of rwateJ when thoroughly, Il
mixed add four ounces of water Take, q
spoonful every hour Either disease win dis. g
appear in twelve hotr' For d child srSAllsrf9I
doses, according to aye i,IR counties would 4.
compel their physicians! TO use shis thereti,
would be no need of pest houses, ,Ityou, Il
vaao advice aud experience use this for chat y
terrible disease. "' ~ ~
r. INCREASED RATES oFiFREIaHr.+-Manyo Of ii;
our citizens have long desired ,.she railroad ii
lines from Charleston 20 the n,ountaius 10 be
under one control and management In thss Z
hope that freights and passengers could AND q
would be transported with moro qeguiartH1v.
celebrity and cheapness. But 10 seems noMs :
from information before US, that our people i,
are likely to be disappointed. Simultaneous
with the news of the purchase Of a controlling
interest III the Greens;lle and Ooluab bia Rail- 2
road bythe South Carolina Railroad aud shS Sss
lease of,the Blue Ridge Rsilrpad to- the ssfae, 0,
comes new tariff Of freights 30 increased 90 II
40 cause severe comment and dissatisfaction.
anohgths business continuity! WI Spptssit,1aa Spptssit,1as =
a comparative stateuentito show our nisa6.a
Ing. viz:89w N sinatui etd1ee #f't a aasa
Freixhts under old tariff, from ]; AaaersoniIo
to Peadeton, per 400 lbs, average, ~ cents. !;
Ayerige under new, tariff. 28 cents. S'''''''
Ffon Anderson 20 Walhalla, OLD ri CEN tsS's1
new 80 cents averngo @s .oohsst
Bale of cotton from tpcndlston, old so ots.;
new 81 0Oao tsssaH 700 3s,E easass9s 81 aiiI II
The difference here giyeBis ppsn On nysss, b
a1e of the several classiHcations OF sreizht,s !.
but we learn Tint greater sncresse has 6eo,
madelin some inIpoftsnt claasss. We ttast 4
COL aDodamead will correct this inamets
before trade ii diverted elsswhefe,sie sWithsnsti
his powsr,v Anderson elligaaesr ii.,i,sf ,stl
], ssA. the 4th of iarfcsh, s7s. tb tbs sssass
Of tic followine twensy Senatoi lbs viii
end Spencer, Of Aiaba,pa;p RicaI 0f aArExu.
eng; Go,esef gshfornis; Ferry. sf Gaanse.ssas;I I
Osborn, af Florias; Hill, Of Gsprais; ,,,.