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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-08-12

Why is a solar eclipse like a woman
whipping her boyl Because it is the
hiding of the sun.
What pupil gets the most punishment
The pupil of the eye, for it is continually
under the lash.
There is one thing about constantly
idle man to his advantage. h never la
bors under a mistake.
A young English lady, residing in Paris,
has received over fifty lashes. She was
born with them -on her eyelids.
'R. Z. Wise? Then call without delay.
O. Wise will be who come too day;
Wise all who call their debts 10 pay.
Like 1cISe, a few more goods to sell,
For rciSe- dom leads my sales TO swell
81 think our church will last a great
many years yet said waggish deacon
to the minister, 81 see the skeepers are
very sound
Il is said that Carl Schurz intends to
bring his parents to this country on his
return" That is to say, he has gone
back home after his old Schurz.
EPITtPH IN CHURCH YARD.
This stone was raisid by Sarah's lord,
Not Ssrah's virtues TO record
For they're well known to all the town
Bat it wss r0fs'd-to keep her doton.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-08-12

It IS quite generally the custom TO take
strong liver stimulents tor the cure OF liver
complaint, and both the mineral ald vegetable
kingdoms have been diligently searched to
procure the most drastic and poisonous pur-
gatives, in order to produce a powerful effect
upon the liver, and arouse the tagging and en-
feebled organ. This system OF treatment Is on
the same principle as that OF giving weak
and debilitated man large portions OF brandy
70 enable him to do a certain amount OF WORK
When the stimulent Is withheld, the organ,
ike the system, gradually relap>es into more
torpid or sluggish and weakened condition
than afore What then is wanted Medi-
cines, which, while they cause the bile to flow
IN ely from the liver, as that organ Is toned
into action, will not overwOrk and thus deblI-
tate it., but WILL when their use is discOCtlnu-
ed, leave the liver strengthened and healthy.
Such remedies are found in DR.. Pierc-'s Gold
en- Medical Discovery and Purgative Pellets.
CURE OF LIVER DISEASE.
RUsK, Texas, May 10th. 1878.
DR. f. Y. Pierce, Buffalo, y. Y;
Dear Sir-My wife last year at this time was
confined 70 her bed with Chronic Liver Dis
ease. had one OF the best doctors to see her,
and he gave her up to die, when | came upon
and commenced giving it. She then weighed
81 pounds; now she weighs l40 pounds, and
is hearty. She Las taken eight bottles in all,
- YOU see | am sd edvorate for yOur medicines.
WILLIAM MEAZEL.
FROM THE NOTED SCOUT, "BUFFALo BILL"
HOLLAND House, Rockford, H., April 20,
lS74.-Dr. r. Y. Pierce. Buffalo, u. Y: Sir
have now taken four bottles of your Golden
Medical Discovery in connection with your
Pellets, and must say that nothing have ever
taken for my liver has done me as much good.
feel like new man; Thanks TO your won
derful medicine.
W, F. CODY, C'BufalQ Bll'9
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-08-12
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.
TO PREVENT SPLITTING HANDLE

y = 1s1~ ' 1I' 81 LII II4'o Ih-FDHLS'
All carpenters know how soon the butt
ends of chisels split. when daily exposed
to the blow of a mallet or hammer. A
way to prevent this consists simply in
saving or cutting off the round end OF
the handle, so as to make it fat, and at
taching by few small nails on the top of
it, two round disks of sole-leather, so that
the end becomes similar to the heel of a
boot. The two thicknesses of leather
will prevent all further splitting, and if,
IN the course of time, they expand and
overlap the wood of the handle, they are
simply trimmed off all around.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-08-12

Here, as IN the above instances, the Al.
vantages are in favor Of that cut before
rlpening; containing less water than that
cut when quite ripe. This experiment
which has been confirmed by numerous
similar ones, proves the beneficial effect
of harvesting our grain from one to two
weeks before it reaches complete ripeness.
This is deserving the attention Of all our
farmers.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-08-12

A special agent of the {. S. treasury
is in New Orleans taking testimony in
regard to the alleged frauds in the pay
ment of employees working on the GUS
tom house. l. is charged that many me-
chanics and artisans who accepted work
on account of the dull times, and laborers
who worked as mechanics, signed a blank
pay roll, receiving Sl.15 per day, while
the government was charged 81 to IS per
day for their services. 1t is also stated
that much Of the work done by these
skilled mechanics was afterwards covered
by contract, and the government made to
paw again for the same work.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-12
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK LEAEpER (Br). which left New Orleans Sd met
for Barcelona, returned to port 18th INST leaking Dady
Back ANNA (Norl, from for Pensacola, wrecked
i've miles east or Pensacola short time ago, was 10 DO
sold by auction April 7. with the material
BRIG FOREST PRINCE (Br). Carroll from Halifax. Ms
for Porto Rico was spoken March * LAT 70 ION o. ~
under Jurymasts making for IT Thomas
QUrcK PASSAGES he new clipper ship st Paul. COM
mGnded by Capt Wood. arrived at san Francisco Aprl
10 rom New York. after the splendid passage OF ll3
days. This ship sister ship 70 the Grace. now lag
here for san Francisco In the Despatch line.
Schr 4 l. Bryan, Capt Lee made the run from New
YORK 70 Charleston IN ~ hours
LAuScnED-At Essex April Z, from the shipyard of X
Il ID a burnham a schooner of l25 tons, owned by n
Wonson Gloucester and designed TOR the hshing bus
iness. Aaron Burnham at the same time la unehed Y
schooner of lS0 tons owned by Andrew leighton. or
At Bath April g. from the yard of Hagan Thurlow,
beau.iul anu well finished schooner or about lab Los
designed Tor the fishing business and VIII be commanded
BY Capt willard
At Pnipsburg April from the yard Joseph Bowker
schr Mary Rogers, Tine vessel OF loo tons 70 be COM
manled by Capt Preble.
suIPBuILDING-Josiah whitney, at Jonesboro. has =
crew woods getting the frame for centreboard
schooner about lD 10 be nut the present month
for parties at Jonesport
rnc new schr now on the stocks at Ellsworth,
Me will be launched III about two weeks She will be
commanded by Can't Grant, Of tortland.
schr SOO tons when the ice goes out At Ellsworth,
Me. Grant 20 building schr OF $50 tons. Isaac
Grant one OF 20J AT Brewer, NcGivery 20 are
building n SHIN 400 ana Oakes is finishing a
Lamoine Me, April work Is already resumed in the
shlpyard King Brothers. The 5-masted schr which
lay STOCKS during the winter and Ia be com
manded b. Capt Jesse Braglon IS approaching COM
petion hoped will be ready for The last OF
May. Messrs r Il lodgkns have the frame out for
schooner 10 be bd this season Tor Grand BANK nsnlnG
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-n.rpsrt -1ant0H. .UroweIr somersst ror-xsx

Bcur uerDerk Mhnton NrOWeih DoheAs0s ioi -"
York.
schr Mnquas Heaney Providence for New York.
Schr Rhode island, kawey, CITY Island Tor New aorA
sehr Amelia Augusta, Mott, New Haven Tor New IorA-
Schr feacedale. Caswell Narfagnsett, Tor New ora.
sehr Bella Peck. Avery. New Lon ion Tor New YORK.
Schr JuIa A late. ate. Bridgeport for New YORK.
schr Mount Mount, Stonington tor New YORK.
schr w Locke, Bunce. Providence for New YORK.,
schr sunny Shower Ward, New London for New York
sehr A Beacham, Woodland, Providence ior Ne"
YORK.
scnr salnc Burton. Palmer. sta n:ord for New York
Schr Mariner, Davis, Greenwich Tor New YORK.
BOUND EAST.
schr Orlando Smith. Ferris. New York for Fort
schr r A Heath. lance, weehauken for Newoury-
schr Ida Stevenson Huse. New York for Port wash
scnr Lilnc A Wilson, Jarvis. New YORK for Hunt
schr Nash Nasn. New YORK for westerley.
Schr j Daniels Rowe, New York Tor froVl1cnce.
Schr Mary Anna Adams, Philadelphia Tor Mystic
schr smith O'Brien. Burk, Amboy tor Boston
Schr l. Bennett Adams Philadclphia ior Jonas
scnr 7 s Mcclellan Farr New YORK for Bangor.
schr Mundell. Beckwith, New York for New Lon
schr Anna Currer CBr. Pansent, New York for st
john. NIB
Schr CalIsta Written New York for Boston.
Schr Tunis Depew, Baker. New York Tor Glou .ester
Schr Asher Parker Carpenter. New York for Glen
Cove.
schr oceanus, Young HoDoken Providence.
schr Belle X howell Hoboken tor Providence.
Scar Eva II Lewis, Lewis. New York Tor NorthporI
scnr Mara l.. Davis, Chase, New York for Boston
schr Cornela Smith, New York tor Norwich
Schr Philanthrophist Gould, Hoooken tor Newbury-
schr Orlando Smith, Ferris New York for Porcnester
schr w u Mangam, Chase, New YORK Tor new BEDFORD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-12
SPOKEN.

Ship Lizzie Ross (Br). Morris from Liverpool for
Hampton Roads April g. lat 40 49, lon $751;
ship Carrier Dove, Merrynan from New York for San
Francisco. Jan IL lat Is :, ION 81 W.
Ship star vi0rello. from San Francisco for Liverpool
Jan q. lat 80 :, ion 90 w.
ship city OF Annoy tBr Laing, from glasgow for San
Francisco, March n. no lar, &C
Ship Nctcalf (Nori. knudsen, from Liverpool for
New York. March II, lat AZ, Ion IL
ship Aros Bay Br), days from GLASGOW Tor San Fran
cisco. lat 20 0S N, Ion IA IL W.
ship Soooo Shatswcll from Manila for Boston 81 days
out, of Algoa Bay.
ship san Rafael tBrl. from San Francisco via vapa-
raise TOR Cork, Jan 9. lat IS 40 s, Ion 81 5jW
hip Quintcro lGuat. Manning from Boston for Valpa-
raise. March Is, lat ~ y, Ion 40 w.
ship Midnight Halett from Liverpool for Hong Kong,
march "a lat 81 n. Ion 10 20 w.
nark Harriet Hickman tof Z John. NIB. from New.
port T. tor Gale. Jan 10 lat 10 o. ), Ion 2e IL ".
Valparaiso, March 4 LAT q ', lon p w.
Bark Maria Rose DER from Amsterdam tor New York,
March IL lat 40, Ion ~.
bark Northern Queen lBr, from Antwerp for Phila.
delphia, March Il, lat ~ g. lon pa
schr Henry Llppet CHASE from New York for Batavia,
Jan rs lat 50 ), Ion 20 95W.
chr Sunbeam (Br) ~ days from New forK Bar.
bados, March Is on Bermuda.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-12
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. April lo-sailed. bark Maria Frsari dtaD,
Paolillo. New York
coLoxBo-saled. bark Egbert tBr). Mills, New York
DEAL, April Il-Salled. bark osmo RUS. Rantala
crom Ipswich, Philadelphia.
DuBLrx, April o--saled, brig Matbilde Beiiagamba
QtaD, sturlesc, New YORK mot sailed from DundalkJ.
DuSKrax. April io-salled. bark Harrisburg Howe,
Cardiff.
DASrzIc April O-Arrivsd, bark Emile Kahl tosr,,
Duchotz, New YORK.
FALMOUTH April ll-Arrived, ship stonshouse OBI.
Bey san Francisco.
HAvRE. April l0-Sailed. bark Robert Chapman (Br.
RUTHERFORD New York mot prcviousy) Caroline, for do
Lizard April 1i-of bark Isaac w oliver CBr1. No
Kay, from New YORK for Antwerp.
MEssNA-sailed, scbr Moss Glen CBrl Wade, New
YorK.
PLYMOUTH. April l2-Arrived, steamer cimbrIa Coerh
Brandt New York for Hamburg.
QUEENsTowE. April i2-Arrved steamer Pennsyivania
Harris Philadelphia Tor Liverpool
RASeoox-Arrlved, snip Uncle Toby, sinnett Bonn.
bay TO load Tor England.
Sailed. ship Cora, Coombs. Europe.
SOUTHAMPTON. April io-sailed, ship n Palmer CSor).
Knudsen urom Antwerp. Philadelphia Chaving re-
pairedl
serrLr, April LOG shiD Lydia RD, Perry. savannah
tor Eeval
1E1xL April io-ssned bark Bel stuart gBr,. DOUGLASS
New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-12
AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON ABr nArr,yed steamer rlss L tOa pod,
sailed-steamer Quebec (Brl.
Kelly. New York S Martha stevens, cnancs, DO
cearedxsie9mer Ocol ora. Reynolds, New ORR ;
son, TaiIsy portsmouth, Z; john haw; Cox no.
Avery New York; Thomas II sweeney. sleetman, Bos-
sailed=Bsrks Epl aus, Belfast Glitnsr CSor. and
Aloha Nor, Queenstown; irundo tNor, ElsIners liar
ham Mayagusz; Torrent cardsnas schr CLARA tInitn,
wiley, Ireielhen, tavannOh Carrie walker Chad.
5ih-cIesred, .onrs Alice Gardner, snow Me- York
mot a. zse Car Iss dS
BoOTHBAY March 2l-Arr,sl, schrs Lake. logcrl
ns hays Sn s0ssi ssssh r
cHAkLEsToN, April e-saied Ksnduskeag. WYATT
rlith-ssilsd. SchFs joanna Doughty Philadelphia
DARitN 'ls. April I-Arrlyed, snip LSayi!' asya
Serl scnmeliinE hremen VIA savannani oaTsi pe
EssDoc VIA lays 4ySss a.
SoSdsrry via ssyanasS BRIG Leah On Davies. csrd
o ous.p az MecaImoontu ysFoooi. sn. mnnon or
Pedersen y NJ. s Berlin BID Jones, Port Mado q Maud
cssE.l ~ 6aTt. me Queen sS Aansssls a. LiSsr.
DAVIS Port Made Cora lynn lSr wisngm, 81 a,
,nr a1sy GSn ssi sa n sa He DEE. KTSx sS Ip
cisStusgO, ana sailed April for Joan, Ss
April gsssd ,ear; rTns ,obora n uaps sddsn'
,kDgARiOw April l-sailed. scnr John Cadwala'
.TAlL Efy8R, April 7.-An1vsd, sOhr Mar! shisdA
Snowman. Weenawken.
eth-Arrved, schr Lena, Hunter, Pniladelph a.
Sth-Arrvss, steamer .eadins. UolOurn No't Orleans
VIA boston,
Tory, yr, Forsyth New YORK, sohr Kate 0inorn FhhA'
deIphla, 49, -
LIZZIE kco HAHBoR. April SIN port sclats Early
Bird. Read ! Chamberlaln. Rose y0sePh,i = tro,t
MOouiAnd Kate Lawson, Laws0nt klzA W vOalroy
shoemakeri Mary kva, lngefaoh VeaV Vffohf az
hmllhj nannah waite 0lllslt and susan hnss An
drews, tor New York q Oiishaah l0L Nlrpin4 49,
.nlLLeniy0E 4. Apgil s.-ssIisd, sohf Asrss'Ss Wsfs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-12
srABBNG ARRAY IN BROOKLYN.

An array occurred a. six O'Clock last evening at
the corner OF Meseroe and Humboldt streets
Brooklyn, between q number or young men, In
which Frank Newman, aged twenty-five years.
was stabbed ana dangerously wounded The men,
VINO were congregated on tie corner, we're slightly
under the influence or liquor. They became in
volved In a dispute or a trivial nature but soon
came from words TO blows. During the struggle,
some unknown person plunged knife
into the right side or Newman's neck. infiicting
wounu thar may prove fatal Tue participants IN
the hgnt neG Immediately after the stabbing, and
the injured man was removed TO the Eastern Dis
tilct Hospital. AT nine O'Clock last night George
Andres aged twenty years. and Sylvester Nen-
nlng. aged nffeen ears, were arrested and locked
up ar the Stagg street police station on suspicion
OF being Tue parties who inflicted Newman's IN
iuries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-12
FOREIGN PORTS

cAtcvTrA April s-ArHvsd, ship TimOur, Robbins,
Liverpool.
BAaAcoA, March sl-In bort, sehrs a Paine. u
Doug las, Ocean Pearl Charles Moody. Hiawatha.
Dresser Ricardo Barros, Frank Atwood John Atwood,
Nobeeca Evans, Azeda Laura, = arric alienn aud
starlight ali Tor New York ldg George washington,
Carrie BOnnei and Lotie Bell Tor do, DO taLoher re-
port says fhlalelphial Baracoa for Pnl ade DO
fArlL April 1-sailed previous ship Uncle Joe. Chase
IRON Norfolk hayng rsparedl, Liyerpoo. -,
GIBRALTAR. March lS-Arrived. schr g Busnncl,
connor Consanunople for orders land sailed 2d tor
IeriouE Jan slim port bark Mendoza pr) for New
TlvrsrcoE, April s-Arrivsd previous steamer St Louis
(Bri, Reid. New Orleans
PALrnHo, about April s-saiIed. steamer Hencspont
10 iAsriso Mareh a-xrryed previous. trig ssno.
rita, Isnberg Baltimore.
tPKR sTxAMeR kosrLl
BosToE Z, March vailed, Bchrend, Bsrdins, New
York -.
BEIcaY HsAp, March n Passed Dutch bark JcPN,
from Pensacola Tor Copenhagen.
BRISTOL, March 28--Arryvd. Eliza Avslina Dowell,
Baogw sasHAvES xsroh .7-Arrvsd. Ada. Roach.
RsnssSnAynx, March ss-Arrlvsd, -wsssr 10, wilt
gerod New YORK Gessner ChrlstondrA dot Grace,
Naig. dot Feptti, Fahisaon, Mobile. -
B0mnAY. March e-Arttyed, Tabor. taylor, Caruln
kaIied eth, sagaInefe, Wood havro. 60 -.
Pensacola lssh, Evans Yates, New YoFh, 49,.
sa,lcd Itth. B!ueDuh IoyA Gsfa@t laA' ssorss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-12
BRUTAL ASSAULT.

At ten A. NJ, yesterday, John oRelly, alias John
Curran, blacksmith residing ut As Hopkins street,
Brooklyn, entered the lager beer saloon OF John
Leonhardt. 532 Flushing avenue, and asked Tor
glass or beer. Mrs. Leonhardt, in the absence or
her husband refused TO give It, whereupon the
ruffian Knocked her down with blow IN the eve
and then jumped upon her and kicked her In the
abdomen. Sergeant Barwich, VINO was passing.
heard her screams ana when the man emerged
hastily gave chase and captured him as ne was
climbing over fence IN the rear OF grocery store
At the corner or Nostrand and Flushing avenues.
Mrs. Lsonnardt was In delicate health. and the
most serious results are apprehended from her
injuries Curran is locked up to await the result.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-12
WHALEMEN.

Sailed from New Bedford April 10 bark Pioneer, Trip,
Atlantic Ocean.
sailed from Table BAY Feb o. schrs Roswell King. TUT
Ter. New London; Chas Colgate. Sisson do.
Al SANTANA BAY, West Indies teb 18th. sehrs IN Mar
the breaking Of an Iron Philips Cook. OF Proytnce
town. clean: n Hatfield Kickcornell do. DO; Quick.
step. Hggns do do; Chas Thompson Leach, do 90 bbs
81.
9, NIB; 2sth George susan, Hsyer. do Mattapoisett
Chase do; March 1. Adeiine Gibbs fornan, dot 4th,
James Jenney, do: 10th. Ocean. Pense do; 18th. Grey
hound, West, OF Westport-all from cruise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-12
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

OFFICE LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR, /
FOURTH DISTRICT. PHILADELPHIA April III, 1875.
Notice is hereby given that Information has been re-
ceived this Office that the spars OF The wrecked bark
Clenfuegos show above water. ana are dangerous oD-
sructons to Southern bound vessels out OF this
The following the bearings AS near as can be ascer
tanned -
Cape Henlopen beacon, W BY N:
Cape Henlopen lighthouse. WSW - W.
wreck buoy viii placed upon II possible
q WHITE, Commander UsN,
Lighthouse INSPECTOR. Fourth District
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-12
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants, shipping agents an ship captains
informed that by telegraphing to the HERALD London
Bureau No &c Fleet street. the arrivals at ami depart
nom European ports ana o:hes ports abrolI, .,
American ana all foreign vessels trailing vita tas
United States the will cabled to this country
free OF charge AMI PUBLISHED
Persons DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels arrv.
Ing New YORK do bv addressing to such vessels
caro- Of HERALD yachts pier MOL East River New
York Letters received IRON all parts OF the world and
promptly delivered Duplicates required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-12

that ticket on whose success depends the future
peace and prosperity OF my country. 1 have but
one objecl-tnat Is the REIMBURSEMENT or mar
mony. or good will and oil good government. TO
this end all things also shall be secondary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-12

NO ALL, PARTICULARLY INvALIDs, SPRING is
ing season. indicstlons 81 siexness snoaia ~
once be attended Fatal disease may pc causel ov
allowing the bowels 10 become conspated anl Tue yS
tenn TO remain in dsordered condition uhn tue ais
ORDER haa tino 10 develop itself An ounce OF preVen
uon worth pound OF cure. Y and oia ana truthiu
saving. Therefore, We advise all VINO are lQuoieu
with the complaints now very prryalent-noaaaehe IN
digeston, dsordered LIVER want a. tESssIi y
MANDRAKE Pills. We know OF no remedy 80 BARN
less and decisive In ts acto IL at once strikes ~ the
root OF the disease ana produces healthy tone " the
system, People never need saner rom Any u ,
would taEe tnia exec lent medicine when they ee the
nrat Indications OF he mAlady tamiies leaving home
for The months should tske three % oaf 6oNsi
fnstantaneons eject. they will relieve the patient
N headaches IN or two hours and will fardJ
tnaiy prevent bilious attack 1hey are sold ~ al
drugeisA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-12
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TEE
MONTHS OF APRIL AND NAY
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VIC GLLASEoU }.

4 BsoIUTF DfyORc - OBTAINED. FROM DIFFER
"A ent states legal everywhere; desertion, 6c., sum
cient cause; no publicity requiredi no char2s uuu W.
w. III HOUSE. Attorney, l9i Broadway.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-09-15
Special and Local.

The NEW POSTAL LAw.-After the 1st Of
January. 1875, editors have to prepay all the
papers from their Office. Of course no pub
Usher can afford to pay postagefor subscrl-
Der in arrears. We give this timely notice
to all delinquents that we will not let their
names cucumber our books after that period.
DECISIONS OF THE CoURTs.-Any person
who takes paper regularly from the Post
Onca-whether directed to his name or ano-
ther, or whether he subscribed or not-ls re-
sponsible for thepay # aperson orders his
paper discontinued he must pay all arrear-
ages, or the publisher may continue @ 70 seno no
it until payment is made, ana coHecs :ae
whole amount, whether it is taken from the
Office or not. The Courts have decided that
refusing 70 take newspapers and periodicals
from the Post Office, or removing and lesv-
Ing them uncalisd for, is primasacie evidence
of intentional fraud. A-u.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-09-15

THE MANSION HOUSE, COLUMBIA
It was our pleasure on last Tuesday
night to stop at the above named house,
which is kept by Mrs. Breazeal, former
ly Of Helena, and acknowledge regret
at not having tested the hospitable cheer
Of this estimable lady before. The
mansion" is most admirably kept in
every particular, and we doubt if the
most critical or fastldious seeker of
good viands and comfortable rest can
find any fault with it. Proof Of this is
seen in the number Of guests which
crowd the dining room-and besides
the complement of regular and tran
sient boardcrs and dodgers, we found
on enquiry that this indomitable and
persevering hostess furnishes about thir-
ty families and single persons with
meals at their own houses, and with a
promptness and satisfaction truly Won
derful. We mention this not only as
showing Mrs. BIS success, but as mat
ter of interest to her friends in this Sec
ton. However many of the masculine
gender may have failed in hotel keep
ing, we doubt if this will ever be re-
corded of her, for she certainly may be
mentioned as one who can keep hotel.
The terms, too, at the Mansion" are
very moderate-only 81 per day-which
aside from any other consideration is inn
portant. We cordially commend this
lady and her excellent house to the tray
cling public, and hope that she may
make a fortune.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-09-15

FEMALE ACADEMY.-It is with no
little satisfaction and sincere pleasure
that we notice the efforts made by the
Trustees in behalf of this Institution.
In sober seriousness the building has
been allowed to 60 to seed and take
care of itself. This will be the case no
longer. The interior has been scrub
bed and cleaned, painted and repaired
until it is scarcely recognizable. Be-
sides this the ancient piano will be in a
few days superseded by &c elegant one
of modern construction and beautiful
tone, and added to which the services
of rarely gifted and accomplished
musician, vocal and instrumental, in
the person of Mrs. Bailey, Of Charles
ton, lady favorably known to many
here, have been secured. This done,
and the institution still under the ac-
complished direction of Prof. Pifer, we
predict for it more brilliant success
than it has attained in the past. 1t is
intended also by the Trustees that the
work of reform shall not end here, but
that the building shall be entirely reno
waited and remodelled outside and in,
and that suitable modern desks shall in
due time be introduced. We rejoice at
these Improvements fof the better and
take occasion to compliment the Board
of Trustees, and at the same time con-
gratulate Prof: Pifer on so pleasant a
future prospect.