Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-02-11
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SAYINGS AND DoINas.

THE Indian remedy for removing the
dandrufe- removing the scalp. iaio,
WHEN a Boston man takes a Russiano
bath he imparts dark stain to sixteen,
gallons OF water. II IS i ia 5I =, -,
a lssPIEAHE help the tpoprnn, ibpz I'M
Philadelphia received only four cents !
during tho year 1874, and three Of these
were very thin cents. & - Z. ; ~ e : 8
TIE danger of dabbling In French
politics is shown in the fact that more
than &c, 600 persons have been arrestad
in FRANCO for insurrs onaFy comlntin-
isna. oi ssoa lElB .aauor
All the axes and bnck saws found itpr
the ruins of Pompeii are of light ssnakis,
as. IL constructed for.a women,s uHe.ia
Those old ancienta knew, their little /,
business. sii s ], q, y. o.. y
AfARIs meronant who refHsedtto 70 adst
vertise was challenged by nm editor and
shot. The man who says anything !
against advertising deserves % be shot ?
on the spot. trsi.s - ssaslq
AN elephant is 1,227,3a6 times Iargsrdl
than o. flea bnt yet there are womeaif
who growl at paying two ahillings fo 4
visit O nlenagerieand, viii turn q feather; i
bed over for half q day to hunt d flea s
ADAIRAn PoRTHR says we have no.
navy, and that there are Q hundred
iron clads in Europe, any one Of gShiddht
Is capable OF destroying in action 9bar
whole feet combined. 5s;Tiss5 81
TIE Indians at Petosky, according to
the Clam Lake News, have the follow
ing expressive IL nc. elegant a4ssyy;ng for
one OF the Grand Rapids and Indians
railroad employees: 's Ugh, much talk,
d.--d little do. s! issi.f 4
VAsoUEz. the noted bandit of Galifors9i
OF
separate and distinct MURDERS !. We ALI
ways said that when o man, goes, into !,
any kind of business he ought TO do his
best to make q success Of it. .
ga CRISIS exists in South America, y !
says cable dispatch from London,
and revolution is considered im-a
minent." That is the kind Of news wes
have been getting from South Amoriea
for the last fifty years. 1T is Becoming
tedious. Tell us something new.
The San Francisco papers boast that
their new I" Palace Hotel" will require
four thousand looks and forty-eight
thousand keys to make it just the thing.
These locks and keys will weigh seven
tons and will cost 500, 600 in gold coin.
Chicago stands aghast. The Grand
Pacific must hide it's diminished head.
TEa Paris gossips call the marriage
Of Mile. Giulia Strakosch daughter of
Mr.. Maurice Strakosch, and niece OF [
Patti, Marquise De- Caux, with NJ
Ernest Bourdillon, young and rising
advocate of the Cour 1'Appel. a, splen-,
did matoh-a love match in the bar
gain, a thing not always found in
France, M. Bourdillon is handsome
young fellow, OF very polished man
ners, and will certainly make his mark.
Mile. Strakosch is sweet and winning
young lady, who inherits the musical
talents of her parents. A very large
and fashionable assembly assisted sat
the nuptial benediotion at the Church
of Saint Augustin. i5es
AN interesting relic Of by-gone time
has lately disappeared with the death,
on December %, of Lord Byron's valet,
Falcieri, at the age of seventy. eight
After the poets death, his friend Sir
John Hobhouse, afterward Lord Brough-
ton, took Felcieri into his employ ss
courier. Before long, however, the
eoas;e: returned &c his former calling !l:::s,
and continued to serve as valet with
Isaac Disraeli, author of "The Curl
osities of Literature" and father to
9he present Prime Minister, until his
masters death. In 1852 Lord Brough-
ton got him berth as messenger as the
board OF control. He was very
pleasant, obliging person, and as assist
ant to the head office-keeper, the po-
lite old italian, with his broken Eng
lish, was often held in friendly chat by
those who came across him in the way
of business.
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