The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-06

with phenlc acid. He relates the
losses he formerly experienced
among his patients when treating
themsswith emollients, solvents and
cauterization with hydrochloric acid
and observes that this cauterizatian
can no moro eradicate the morbid
principle than tearing the leaves off
the plant will destroy the rest. He
now simply uses gargle ofsphenic
acid and distilled water, with exter.
nal applications of new flannel, the
food and drink to be taken cold.
After the adoption of this treat
ment, DR.. Galligari lost but one pa-
tient of tifty-cight. He requested
tho italian journals to publish the
discovery
The treatment consists in thor
oughly swabbing the back of the
mouth and throat with wash made
thus: "Table salt, two drachms ;
black pepper, golden seal, nitrate of
potash, alum, one drachm each.
Mix and pulverize, put it into tea
cup, which half fill with boiling
water, stir we'll, and then fill up with
good vinegar. Uso every huff hour,
one, two and four hours, as recovery
progresses. The patient may swallow
a little each time. Apply an ounce
each of spirits of turpentine, sweet
and 'acqua ammonia, mixed, to the
whole Of the throat, and to the
brcastbone, every four hours, keep
ing flannel to the part"
HowEs' GREAT LONDON CIRcUs.-
What the Memphis AppeaI of Sep
tembor 18th says of Howes' Great
London Circus Mot only the
Menagerio but the circus is worthy
the liberal patronage Of our people
as it delights, interests, and enter
tains i'll manner at once proper and
elegant. In fact we neither saw
nor heard anything during the en-
tire arenic exhibition that could o.
fend the feelings of the most refined
on modest lady. The clowns, three
in number, were jolly, rollicEing fel
lows, whose wit was as liberal in
expenditure as it was genial in it's
character. The prlns we're nil clever,
while thoir antics were of the most
comical nature Imaginable. The
grand hippodramatic entrance, con-
sisting OF chariots, elephants, cav
alters, mail-clad knights, graceful
eqllestrienncs, Indians, etc, was of
the most brilliant character. The
genuine Indians constituted an u
usual feature for circus, one that
our people will appreciate and re
cognize as another evidence of the
superior excellence of this show
The t'lmbling and gymnastics sur
passed any we have ever seen under
canvass in Memphis, while the vault
ing, trained dogs and wild riding
wero par cncelleuce. The entire
audience was treated to rich and
elegant entertainment, rich because
OF It's long and varied programme,
and elegant because of the judicious
taste that everywhere manifests
itself. No wonder that the people
who attended the circus yesterday
and last night were cnthused with
delight and satisfied so thoroughly.
However, it is impossible for pen to
do this circus and menagerie, with
all Of its interesting features, gilt
tering appointments, wonders and
instructive characteristics, that JUS
tice we would be so we'll pleased to
give. Suffice to say that it is the
biggest thing that ever came to
Memphis, and is of such character
as to merit the liberal patronage our
people gave yesterday and last
night. Go, and you will see all and
more than we have written. There
will be al exhibition at one o'clock
this afternoon and tonight. We
commend Howcs' Great London
Circus and Monageric to the press
throughout tho South"
Howes' Great London Circus will
exhibit in Winnsboro October 10Th.
'oHEklFF i ERM OF OFFICE.-J udTo
Mackcy has informed Mr.. JOHN w.
Walker Sheriff elect of Chester
county that the supreme court has
recently decided that IL sheriff olect-
ed at II special election holds his
office for four years. Mr.. Walkers
term will therefore, continue until
August 1S79.-Chester Reporters
Judge Mackoy's opinion is based
upon decision in reference to
the term of Office Of the clerk OF
court. The constitution, Article ~,
Section q ; says "There shall be
elected in each county by the cleo.
tors thereof one clerk for the Court
of Common Pleas who shall hold his
office for the term Of to,tr gears and
until his successor shall be elected
and qualified. Section 80 of the
| same articles declares "Fhe o,1o1ified