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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-12-08


sentimentswhich have found express
sion in the columns of this paper.
and it gratifes ,s no little to find
that so distinguished and far-secing
statesman favors that poliey-r-a
policy, we may remark, that has
found favor with a very largo pro-
portion of the conservative people
Of South Carolina. Nor oah
we doubt that he expresses, not
alone his individual judgment, but
that of u good portion of the conser-
v"ti'e voters of Greenville County
for, as our readers ore aware, he has
always been leading man in his
section. The views set forth in the
letter are 30 much in keeping with
those to be found in our editorial
column for some time past, that we
nced not discuss them further.
There are, however, suggestions in
1t which seem to demand special
consideration. We. allude moro
particularly to that concerning con.
vonhon Of the whole people, in
which each political party shall
maintain it's distinctive identity, at
tho samo time uniting on somo
moderate platform of principles on
which all may consistently and
proftably stand. This strikes US an
impracticable. It is an idea so novel
in politics that it can scarcely, un
der any circumstances, bo put into
actual practice. What is of great
est Importance is recognition by
the conservative party of our State
OF the cminont proprioty Of q COM
promise which will give them IN
honest government, and resolution
to accomplish That important ond.
Lot tho conservatives but resolve on
tho line of policy suggested by Gov.
Perry, and the means of practically
inaugurating that policy will not be
difficult to find. The desidcrata
seem to us rcducible to those two:
l. A determination, on tho part of
the conservatives, of the policy they
shall adopt. 2. A unitod effort to
put that policy in successful practice
If tho first of these be settled, there
will yet romain thossimportnnt task of
consolidating and utilizing the entire
conservative strength. 1t may be
safely asserted that not once since
tho war have tho white people of
South Carolina shown their real
strength at the polls-a degree of
apnthy as difficult to understand as
it has been disastrous. What we
want is union--union Of all conser-
vatlves into compact manageable,
available organization. This organi-
z"tion can, in our Judgment, bo most
readily brought about OH tho plat
form Of principles set forth in Gov.
Iorry's letter. 10 such bringing
together ofnll the voting strength of
tho conservative party in this State
wo must look for any SUCCESS to
which we may aspire-whsh " we
va'nly attempt" "atraight-out" fight,
or strive for victory by means of q
compromise such as has been more
than once advocated in the columns
of this paper.
Mllllnm il A atnr dinl IL Ma.. N...l
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TIE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CON SU M P'T'EO n

co MSU M P'1'IO n
which can be cured by a
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds Of
testimonials received by the
proprietors. 1t is acl1nowl-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in
troduccd for the relief and
cure of all Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
Of over forty years. When
rcsortcd to in season it sell
dom fails to effect a speedy
cure in the most severe
cases Of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Group, Whooping Cough.
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness III the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
Mt the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Balsam does not dry up O
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but it
loosens and clcanscs tho
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause Of
the complaint.
PREPARED DT
SETH W. F0WLE l. s0Ns, Booton, Mess.
And sold By Drugdsts and Lsslsrs generally.
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BE YouR OWN PMYsrcIAx.-There il
no case OF Dyspepsia that Green s
AUGUST Flower will not cure.
Come to the. Drug Store of McAIAs
TER & BRIcE and inquire about it..
Ii you slffer from Costiveness, Sick
Headache, Sour Stomach, Indiges
ton, Liver Complaint, or derangc-
ment OF tho System, try it. Two or
three dosos will relieve you.
Aa1E CoSeuERon is tho only
remedy in the United States that
contains no Quininc, Arsenic. or
other poisons injurious to th.
system, that will cure Fever and
Aguc. Intermittent or Bilious
Fcvera, &c, and the Chills not re
tun during the season. It Der
mantly cures Fever and Aguo of
long standing.
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very remote probability of the sue
CESS of a straight.out fight we favor
the former. We wish it plainly to
be- understood that we do not coun-
sci a tacking to the tail of any radi-
cal fiction 10000 conservative
votes We are tired Of having the
radicals 10 oil the nominating and
ourselves bearing the brunt of the
voting. We must have divide.
And if the leaders Of either faction
have not fairness enough to propose
this, we will be convinced that thew
are all seeking only for self aggran-
dizomont and will counsel with
holding all support from thom. If
it bea fight for spoils let them fight
it out. In that case it may be
necessary to try the tactics of the
Grccnvillo Ne'os But only after the
olive branch hus been rejected lot
ny enter upon worst struggle. In
inclusion we heartily concur as we
have always done in the idea of
thorough organization. Boing
thoroughly welded together we will
bo in better position to treat with
the opposing party. Let us first
organize, and then let events shape
our action.
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Depot, C5 la:,i P cn, Now York.
MAKES The WEAK STRONG.
nov 20

The Peruvian SUrN7,, q Protect
&d Solution Of the I'1Ot0Hide of
Iron, as so combined as to hoUe
the Chorncfc" Of an Uti1,,c,,t, ds
easily diDcsted r,ti 0ssinailUteG
srith the blood 0S the SIMPLEST
5Ood. 1t increases the quantity
Of Natures OlUl, Jjt0kiSi,,V
agent. Iron in tho blood. a,sI
cures "nfhO.tsnnH iils," sin,l,ly
1v IOninD up, ,InuiOorutinD 0nL
1itafiSiny the System. The Gu
Tichcd anN pitdtiSeG blood 7,ey-
Nacatcs every part ofthe body,
repairing damages u,,H aUastc,
searching out morbid secrc-
tio,ss, and Tearing nothing for
disease to fcch upom.
This Is the secret Of The srO,,-
ac,Jut success Of this remedy il,
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plaint, Dropsy, Chronic D'nr
rhoca, Boils, Nervous ATccu>.
Chills and 'cvcrs, IIulno.
Loss of Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases Of tho Kidneys. and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
and dU diseases originating i,S
u bad state Of the blood, or &C.
companicd by debility or II lo,V
state of the system. Being FREQ
from itcOh0k, i,1 n,,y form, its
encrgi@iHO effects are not fol-
!owcH dy corresponding ,cGc-
ton, but are permanent, i,sfts-
sing strength, Tig0r, n,,G ,,c,o
life into 0lk parts the sVstcn,,
and DHHdinU az, 0,, Iron Con-
stitution.
Thousands hare bcc,, chungcI
Oy the stsc Of this 1.enacAy, from
sUc0k, sickty, smiTcrinO cren.
tu'es, to strong, healthy, and
h0ppy men ana aU0D,en; and
fnu0titia cannot t7cnson0bEy hes
itdtc to Otcc it u ts'iaI.
See that each Oott1o haa PERIL.
WAN SYRUP blor,s in tho glass.
Pamphlets E'roo.
SETH W. F0WLE 4 SONS, 2roprietors,
No. l SIilt II Place, noston.
SOLD ny DnLGoIsrs oEsEnALLx
u oTIN q. DIA,Is,
Importer md Dealer in
ENGLISH and I'M ERICAN
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
Iron. steel Nails, ca. tings, Mill Stones,
Boltina Cloths, Smut Machines, Circulor
Saws. Mill Irons. Sugar Pans, Carriage,
Building md Trimming Materials, Indin
itnbhcr and Leather Betting. Carpenters,
l'lnc ksmi!h and Tanners Tools. House.
Keeping and Furnishing Hardware, Agri.
cultural implements, Lime Cement. Plas.
ter, Paints, Oils, French and American
Window Glnss, Guns, Rifles, Pistols. Shot
Belts, Powder Flasks, Powder, Shot, 30.
" holcsal" md hctnil at the sign of the
Golden Pad Lock.
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The legislature is still at work on
the tax bill. Az soon MS tho bill is
finally pnssed, wo shall publish it's
Important features for the informn-
lion Of our readers. We would fain
hope that thoro will bo great re-
duction from tho heretofore cnor-
NOUS lcvics, but, we fear there is
little to bc expected from the pres
rnt radical majority in tho general
assembly. Gov. Chnmbcrlain's influ-
"ncc see MS to he almost inconsiler-
"bi", when brought to bear upon the
m"ncy-spcndinG procliyities of our
"Npicnt law Civcrs.
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kOlIC1..

A LII parties indebted to mo for SUP.
IL plies &c, will come forward and sottlo
at once. rs all liens must be settled by the
first Deoembcr.
dec r j MCCARTNEY.
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fho TnlnIMaMy Braves Scnlu.
ed.

Tho big Indians who live in tho
Tammony wigwam wero thoroughly
scalpcd in tho recent election in
Now York. Not content with these
capillary trophies, there enemies arc
now tlirsting for their blood. The
Her"|d, Tho Times, Tho .Eceni,,o
f'sf' aroSall clamoring for demoli.
t'rn OF tho wigwam and tho politi.
cal death OF Boss Kelly and his
brother Sachems. The Tammanv
society, chartered three fourths of n
century ago rs a secret organization
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FAIRFIELD HERALD
TU .XW IN S. R OR e.,
r. MEANS DAVIS, Editor.

Wednesday Morning, December s, 1878
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STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA
County OF FAIRFIELD.

bE a; NJ. Mackoy, Esq, Trial Justice in
ana Tor The said State and County. TO
me sheriff of Fairfield County, or my
Lawful Constable.
{ loMlLAlNr having been mado unto
- me by George W. Crawford, that
~ ~ Nyrus ilmmons is indebted to him in
tho snm of eighty dollars.
THESE are therefore to require Won to
summon sum tho said defendant to appear be-
,orS mo III my Office in WinnsboEo in twen-
to the said complaint, or judgm ent will be
given against him by default.
wv, GIVEN under my hand and seal nc
1876. II ~. ~ rWTW MWTVH'oor'
NV 40 ''"" Trial Justice.
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COLUMBIA. s. G..

DWELLING FOR RENT.
THE honso now occupied by MID
! HlcCarley. also, the Store Room occu.
pied by W II Doty e. Co. Possession to ha
given on first January next.
aces G II McMASTER
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Tho Columbiu correspondent of
thc Ar''" ""a H"''~icr gives n long
account of tho proceedings incident
TO the hearing in the Supreme Court,
Of the appeal of tho nttorneygene-
raj from Judge Mackcy's order which
resulted in tho release and subse-
qucnt escape Of the infamous Par
kcr. From remarks made by Justice
Willard, 1t is reasonable to hopo that
tho Court will reverse the decision
of Judge Mackov. thus declaring
that his ordor releasing Parker was
illegal and void. The correspondent
goes ON to state that. the attorney
general and his assistants havo only
been awaiting the final adjudication
OF the matter before institutinp yig-
"roUs proceeding against other Of
tenders. Should the decision be in
accordance with tho motion of the
prosecution, Acknowledgement Mel
ton will have ino opportunity to
put i'll prncti"e the pledges he has
81 often made, for himself and for
h's' party, to pursue all tho law
breakers. big and little, to the bitter
end. And we horo he will use his
opportunity to some purpose.
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Wonderful Curative Effects.
Vinegar Bitirrs are not a vile Fancy
Drinls. Nwc OF Poor Rum, Whi.ltry,
Proof Spirits and Refuse Liquors, dnc-
torcd, spic;d and swrrtrnci TO llrase tho taste,
called Il Tonics,"" " Appcizers" Erslorcr1.'' &c.
that lead ia" tirple- on 10 drunkenness, an min.
but are q true Mr!cinc, n,a.io from TIN Haiir~
Roots and Herbs of California, free from nj.
AicuIolic StimuinmS. They arc the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER md s
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, a pcrf:cl
Rcnovator AMI Invi:ora.or Of Tho Sya,.m. earry-
inG or all poisonous mat ter anil rest orinr the blood
to healthy condition. No person can take the-o
Ditt"rs accordn: to directions md remain long
tnwc!l. provided their bones are mi destroyed
by mineral poison or ether means and tho vital
organs wasted beyond tho roint Of repair
They nrrn Il Gentle Purentivo Us we'll
Han Tonic, possessing. Hlso. Tho rrcullar merit
II acting AZ powerful agent in relieving Cons.s-
tion or inflammation Of the Liver. and Of all tho
Viscrr,l Organs.
FOR FEMALE ECOIIPLAINTS, whe,h..
In young or old married single. al tie dawn Of
1o,nanhooi or at the turn Of lfr, these Tonic Din.
terra hnYc equal.
For IniInmmntory md Chronic Itheu.
mntisin nnd Cout, Dyspepsia or Im-
digcnti0n, Diiinur, Kcnittcnt mn.
intermittent FcvcrS, DiscascK oC tho
SiooH' SbNrfS hluucSb ma BItuuNr,
these nittcrs have been lnost s.ec.ssful. such
Discusses are caused BY vitkNtcd Blood,
which Is generally proiuccd hy arrangement Of
tho Digestive OrpiiUs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,
Headache. Pam III ihc Sholdc' 8, Coughs, Tight
ncsI nf the thc-t. Dizziness, Sour Rrnctations Of
the Stomach, BAD Tnstc IN the Month"; Bilious
httrks ralpi,ntion OF the Heart. ImIImln,nti II Of
the Lungs. Pain IN the .:ioms Of the kidneys, and
a hundred other painful symptoms arc tho oG-
springs OF Dyspepsia.
They invignratc the Stomach and stimulate tho
torpid Liver and bowels, which rn,lhrr then, Of
uncnn He'd ,!Nr"y In cleansing tho blond Of MI in,-
'-isicS, and imln.ting new lie and visor to the
rsho,r svSlru,.
FOR SKIN DISEASES. Erupttons. .T-ttrr
SAT- Nlrl,m,. lslotchrs. Sruts rinpr.. Pu.tuieS
Rails. tnr!,m,r"s. R;n.-Wurn,s, = I'D Head 500
YES y,r"',s. Itch. Sc,rfs Dis clora,ions Of tho
Skill lniiurs AMI DIS Of the skim of what
ever name ~ nature, literally dug up ana car.
r. ont "i hcsy>trr INA short lime by the usc Of
these Filters pur hottie in such eases will con.
vince the most tcrc!uiOuS Of their clral effect
Cican>c the Fi'iatrd BLOOD Whenever on find its
Impurities bursting through the skin in pimplcs.
! Erupions nr Sores: cleanse II whe,, you find Il
obstruct'i and sluggish im the veins: cleanse IL
when It is foul and your feelings will toll sou whcn
kcc the il"od pure. and the health Of the system,
! will follow.
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, urking
In the sy.t", of 80 many thouyuuds oro
! d. s,'', cd and r.:iuovc:i.
! FOLn i'Y All. DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
Gu, druggists h:li. t;rN. Agents. san Francis sco
Nhi hnH . "'!i 81 Con.,nCrec Street. New York.
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HE FaN-E'Hyrrs' Convention

nc aaN-HIyGrS' Convention.
In another column will be found
cH'l for rncctinG nf the Tax pay
ers Convention, to be held in Colrm
hla on the second Tuesday of the
present month, We earnestly homo
that there will be in this convention
fuil representation from every
county in tho State. This convon-
t!"n is the only organization through
which tho sentiments of tho tux
payers can find full and decided nj:
t"rNncc. 1t is therefore of the Inst
1mpo"tun"o iilnt thorc should be a
fu'l and strong delegation sent from
every portion OF tko State. We
trust th"t tho taxpayers I'LL over tho
Static will tako the proper steps, by
the usual method, to be VOL rcnre-
rented.
1t gives It's pleasure to state that
fairfield has done her duty.
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- -~-cse----
William B. Aater died in Now York
the other day, over seventy years of
age, and leaving, it is said, about fifty
million dollars of property, of which
$50, 100000 were inherited from his
father, John Jacob Astor. John
Jacob was born in Waldorf Germnnv
in 17G3. At tho age of II he set
out in tho world with crown or
two in his pocket. Working his way
down tho Rhine he went to England
In two years he had amassed n sum
sufficient to buy him new suit of
clothes and leave him fifteon guinens
III money. With this ho embarked
tor America and landed, owning
soven bntos and fivo pounds in
money. Ho sold his flutes and
worked for quaker furrior for two
dollars a week and board. He then
went TO Canada and established n
FUR trade. Ho married Sarah Todd
whose dowry was 5000. He rapidly
increased his property, which he in
vested in real estate. He founded
III Astoria in Oregon, which was to
have boen % great depot for f,us,
Silks, and tens from China. But tho
war of 1879 prevented u realization
OF his anticipations Of success. When
his son William b. was thirty wears
Old he retired from business Will
liam embarked with his father in
many successful enterprises. In
ls48 his father diod, leaving the
bulk OF his estate to William. His
hugo ostatewas judiciously managed
and grow i'll value. Eight years ago
Astor ownod 720 first class houses
in New York. Ho died at on extreme
old age, much respected by all.
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-19
tupfatm BeSfeS Prep0rtHS for uts
Merit Exploit.

tLondon Correspondence of the Boston Globe.
have recently several times seen Cap
tain Boyton and his brother, as we'll As
Mr.. Merriman, the inventor and pro
prietor Of the life-saving dre~, and had
the chance Of talking with them, on
what they are engaged on and hope to
do. The Captain is now in Germany
making arrangements for little trip Of
three hundred miles down the Rhine
from Switzerland down to Rotterdam, he
proposes soon to try without leaving the
water during his journey and although
this seems an almost impossible feat to
accomplish, it would hardly be safe in
these times to predict that it could not
be done. Mr.. Merriman is now on his
way back to America to see if he can no
get the dress more extensively adopted,
and certainly it or one of the same kind
should be taken up and used by all the
steamship lines and humane societies.
He has already some agreement for sup
plying our Navy Department with them,
and from this beginning he wishes and
axn.cts IN bava ;ts advaptages saen and
III 81 he o,ha, A, ne nso,i,n .,
,ha A..oc;.,;on e., ,hs psso,m s,d
C"d;soa,;on Of n. Law 81 N.,;on.n
~, iii =, IT.. Wsuna ans ,ho,or;,.
ras,,o ~. nS,onoa NO.. o. |" go, 80
a. S.a - .nd ,ha cnmm;,,.. anno;n,sd ~
- nm A.. s,,h;.o, IN al, IT, h.sr;,a.
.nd 80, a, ,hs matt mss,;n. arc 10
49,. a -. ~ Wv - -. -. La
81 Isn,s..rv;na drs.. can mos, .dx.n.
,a.nnul,r Do 49, hw a,oamoss;n oan,
- g., u.s."nno,. "a .raw =. o.
,rans,.,a,a s.,;asaJ w;,h ,hs $3.50,
80. =, h.,S g., sor,nn I;sa - ras. 81
an aoo;dsn, ooonr,;na
Som.,s;na ha,,ar 10th IN tho WAN If
49,. IA e. ~ I'll a. H. uS
$500 for ,he ;nd;y;du.I. i 1rs.,lv
= ~ se.;..a 81 Iii. -. -,
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SCmESCK'S PruNONuC sNRrr. ron
TnsE Cur OF CONst n rr1ON.
COT q AND lOLNS.

The great ,rtu. q thi. meilcn. IL that u Pm.
the matter and throws u out Of the system. rarinc
The blood, and thus Effects eufe.
scHsScE's st, wIEb Tostc, rHE CVHE or
DNsFErsIA, ISptcEsrioS, Erc.
The Tonic produce. hsaithy action Of the stoia-
Aeh creating appetite. formihe CHI ie aud eurtne
the most obstinate casos Of indigestion.
scHESrK's MASpnAEE RUS. Tos rHH CUEs %
LNER CoxrtAISr. Erc.
These pals are slterstise and produce healthy
action Of the liver without the least danger, teJ
FREE from ilomrl aud yet more ccacious M ~
storing hcah " action Of the liver.
Thee remedies are a certain for Cons ufnp' lon,
as the Pulnnnic y rup tiprn. the matter sud rnIt
hes the NJ .ssd. The MsnsI axe fiils sst uRon thu
liver create healthy bile, a. " move all disease
81 the LIVER, Often CNu-e OF Consumption 1hr sea
Mrri Tonic give. tune aud strength 90 thestuuA u,
makes q good Digestion, and enables the urrs ~ 20
trm ro.. n 81 aud N rs create healthy - rrnla
tion II healthy blood. The comhinri act,R e Sc
medicne, thus rlAiaci will cnre every case 81
Cun.um ptlon, " tsien la time, and the d the
me.iiciue. rersverst in.
Dr. Schemes Professionally 81 hi. rrinclral ofce,
rorner Sixth and Arch Street,, Fnllaeiphts, "trry
Monday, where all letters for advice must lie adj
dressed. seheneks medicines for sale " all Drag
Qsfs.
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rseSsss gRfsrswasSsm.

MEAT should be cooked by a quick
FIRE, as the rapid closing Of the outer
pores restraints all the juices within, and
these, becoming heated, create natural
process Of steaming in It's own gravy.
VEGETABLES do not ordinarily form as
large part of the ordinary subsistence
Of an American as they should. Whether
cooked alone, or jointly with the cheaper
pieces Of meat in the form Of a rageut,
they will always serve rs a substantial
means of nutrition, and tend to diminish
the cost Of household consumption.
EATING too often is unhealthy. II IL
weakening and injurious to mix fresh
food with that which Is partly digested
and the stomach alse needs rest after the
labor Of digesting a meal. In grown
persons four or Eve hours should inter
vene between each meal. Children who
are growing fast need simple luncheon
of bread between meals
BRAss ornaments should be first
washed with strong lye made Of rock
alum, in the proportion of one ounce Of
alum to pint of water; when dry, rub
with leather and fine triboli. This will
give to brass the brilliancy Of gold.
To clean gold; Powder some whiting,
and make IL into a moist paste with
some sal volatile. Cover over the gold
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A RAIN DROP.

Noiseles and swift rain drop ank
Iats The -.
Silent the 81 he rain drop drank,
And made sign. "Ab, me ali, me I"
The rain d cried, Z" Here am lost.
othirsty land
To cool and avel OF one drops cost
what knews The hitsU ali see sand :"
Into an oysters open shell
Deep In the sea,
Noiseles and swift the rain drop fell,
And BY SLOW, subtis alchsay
Into q shining pearl vas changed;
t4 A psari - white
No diver Who the deep SEA ranged
Had seen OF dreamed faircr sixht.
TO-DAY the psalsss, snovy gem
Men kneeling zee
6et In . royal diadem. ..
And kings count up lie pedigree
They reckon not the rain drop lost
BY thirsty lands,
From bloom and tree. Of that drops cost
Naught knew the bitter salt sea sands
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A CENSUS just taken of the besgars of
Paris gives the total number at o5, $50.
OF these %, 4s0 are women, IA, 500 men,
1860 girls, and i2,2l0 boys. They are
eatalogued under several heads the
mendicants, who do not demand money (;
the men who play on instruments; the
disguised beggars who sell matches, pins
and buttons; and the beggsrs Of the
Bariere, who are always dying of starva-
ton, looking for their parents, moaning
the loss Of their employers money, etc.
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/ FARMER presented a check at one

APARMER presented check at one Of
the Kingston, Canada, banks for cashing
on Wednesday. The amount for which
the check called being large, the teller,
10 save his bills, was paying part in SOW
ereigns, which the farmer, however, re-
fused when they were pushed toward
him. "why@ asked the bank clerk.
"Bekase it's going down. ! read in q
New York paper that gould was declinin'.
It's not good. III take bills if ye phase"
lie was accommodated.
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AN ACCIDENTAL CrRE.-When death was
hourly expected from consumption, all rene.
dies having failed, and DR.. II. James was en-
perimenting, he accidentally made a prepa'
ration Of Indian hemp, which cured his only
child, aud now gives this recipe free on re-
ccpt Of two stamps to pay expenses. Hemp
also cures night swcats, nausea at the stom'
ach, and will break fresh cold in twenty.
four hours. Address Craddock a CO., 1889
Race ST., Phila., Pa, naming this paper.