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The Portland daily press., 1876-11-08
Boston & Maine
RAILROAD.
Commencing Monday Oct. 8. 1873.


Passenger Trains will leave Portland for
Boston at 6.15, 900 a. M, and 800 p. M, ar.
irving al Boston at 1045 a. M. LAO. 7.30 p. m.
Returning, leave Boston for Portland at 730 a. M.
1890, $50 p. M, arriving at Portland at 1910,
500, $40 p m.
For Wells, North Berwick. Salmon Falls,
Great Falls Dover, Newmarket, Exeter,
HuverhiIl, North AndOver, Lawrence,
Andover and Lowell at 6.15, 900 a. m, 500
p. m.
For Rochester and Farmingtor. N. H., at
6.15 900 a. M, 800 p. m.
chard Beach, saco, Biddeford and Ken
neburk at 615 900 a.. NJ, 3 90, $50 pm.
Morning Trains will leave kennebunh
for Portland at 7.20 a. m.
Parfor Cars on trains leaving Portland at 800
p. M, and Boston 7.30 a. m.
Excursion Tickets TO New Work and
Philadelphia for sale at Boston 81 Maine Rail
rood Ticket Office including
Free Carriages from Depot in Boston to any
other depot and return. Choice of carriages.
N. B.-Rates as low as by any other Line.
Tickets via all Lines to all points for sale at
lowest rates.
Trains on Boston & Maine road connect with all
steamers running between Portland and Bangor,
st. John and Halifax. Also, connect with Grand
Trunk trains at Grand Trunk Station, and Maine
Central and Portland q Ogdensburg trains at
Transfer Station.
All trains stop at Exeter ten minutes for refresh
ments at first class DINING rooms.
JAS. I. FURBER, Gen. Supt
S. ii. STEVENS, Gen. Agent, Portland. oc7dtf
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GEORGE F. DINSMORE.
NERVOUS
DISEASES,

UlOlANlN,
For the immediate relief and permanent cure of
many forms of Paray sis, Epilepsy or Fits, and Ner
vOus and involuntary Muscular Action,
COLLINS VOLTAIC PLASTERS
by ralyng the nervous forces have proved success
full when every other known remedy has failed.
"JuSt the Thing
Messrs. WEEKS g. POTTER: Gentlemen, PLEASE
find enclosed 80 cente for which send me two COL
Inns VOLTAlC PLASTERS. They seem to be
just the thug for nervous complaints, those who
use them testify do not use them myself but see
ing your advertisement, and knowing that some of
my neighbors were suffering from various nervous
the VOLTAIC PLASTERS, and thus far they have
lowest rates by the dozen. Very respectfully,
o. W. BOSTWICK.
Mt. Sterling, o, July 20, 1876.
II Want More"
Messrs. WEEKS & POTTER: Gentlemen-Please
send by mail one dozen COLLINS VOLTAIC
PLASTERS. The one L sent for did me so much
good that want more to sell besides using them
Enclosed fad $685.
Address E. EMMETT RIKER.
MONTGOMERY, o., May ], 1876.
Sold by all druggists fol- 25 cents. Sent by mail,
carefully wrapped, on receipt of % cents for one
slips for six, or So % for twelve, bG WEEKS &
Pc OTTER, Proprietors, Boston. oct27S&W2w
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10 Let.

10 Let.
YHsHE Three Story Brick Dwelling House, No. ia
Il Dantorth Street, recently occupied by Watson
Newhall, with without the furniture. Possession
given Immediately. JOS. ILSLEY.
septic diff
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Store to Let.
GTOhE No. 100 Commercial street, next below
- Dana d Co., now occupied by Joshua Hobbs &
Sou. Possession given Immediately. Apply at Sc
Dantorth st. c. OXNARD.
april diff
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no EECEG.
TEVENEMENT of six rooms corner State and Sher-
Il man Streets Modern improvements. Family
without small children preferred. eau be from
to5 P. M. oct25dtf
The Portland daily press., 1876-11-08
HOTELS.

BOSTON.
Parker House. School Es. HI. ID. Parker &
Co., Proprietors.
st. James HOTEL. II. Crocker, Propri
et0r.
fremont House, fremont st,-Chapin,
Gurmey q Go. Proprietors.
The Portland daily press., 1876-11-08
30 Let.
To Rent.

nNE Large Pleasant Room; also some small rooms
W in HouseaNo. 118 Spring Street, Portland.
d21U
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SUFFOLK, SIS. Feb. %, 1875.
Then personally appeared the said George F. Dins-
more, and made oath that the foregoing statement
by him subscribed is true.
Before me,
SETH j. THOMAS,
.IuStice of the Peace.
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To Dolinquents.

In sending out tho last issuo Of
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from the list Of those heretofore re,
ceiving the paper number whose
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notice. We have takon occas;on
time and again to state that our
terms of subscription aro cash II,
adronce, and have givon ample time
for those to pay their subscriptions
who deeired 80 to do. It is scarce.
ly necessary to state tho causes
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qnired in the conduct of q newspn-
per must be paid for in ready
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must bo met promptly. These
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eSen could proplietors and editors
live upon hope, ahd look gleef,,lly to
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the time when subscribers would all
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something for ordinary expenses.
TO he brief: ether newspapermen
may bo able anl willing to furnish
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tho case moy ho; tho present pro-
priotors Of The News AHD HERALD
arc not able, however willing. And it
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A Tri-Weokiy Edition.

Ever since tho suspension, by Tx
present managers of this paper, O!
the ITi- Weekly Ne'rs, there have
been requests made, with moro 0,
less urgency, for n revival of tha,
paper. The reasons which induced
tho dhs 'ontinu nee of tho Tri-vo;,il,
were both ST. ung and numerous
and they aro still SO. But Tho pro
prietors of TIE News AND HEpALr
are quite willing to royivo the issue
of a pnper which, always popular,
seems to have become more THAI
ever q desidtr0t,'ns since it ceaso,?
to pay it's tri-weckly visits. In re,
sponse to dosire that seems tc
have become almost universal in
Winnsboro, the publishers purpose
to issue, at IN early day, a tyi-weekl,
edition Of The News AND HERALD
In order to do this, they must be
sure of n circulation-among 2uid
"p subscribers-sufticiently large tc
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tho violence Of party passions. This
result, to Which the logic Of tho
situation point, can be reached
only by q spirit Of compromise for
ii the Senate shonlu stand out by
picking flaws 10 the evidence, or the
House should insist hat Tilden and
honaIicks are elected because they
iud majority in the disputed
States, we might still encounter the
worst trouble that has been aDIro-
hendci. Tho donr.go9ucs and bull
tohels on both sides may try to push
their respective p.utics into such It
conflict bu5 wo are coDfide 1t, flnc.
urr information. That they canAYt
st~ceCt The moderate mGn on
both HiicD will come to tho rescue
and get the upper hand. They
hnvo a!rc"ly the uppor hand on ,ha
Democratic fldc, thanks to til sd
n.;robls bearing ana steady wisdom
Of the Southern members, who ere
'l@,Dg so 'n'lch to a5pi,e for tho mis-
tale Of 1861 and t. acquire toe con
fl lence of the N;rth jn the fimness
of thrjr devotion to tho pubic vel
Fare. Tioyare the controlling clement
III thc Dcr.rcrhj;c party in tIe
House, AMI their influence is Il
guarantee for its gool behavior.
The Southern members are furnish
ing q shin ng ro'utution of tue
, aspui sioHs on their Loyalty made
during the p,esiAcntiaI campaign.
Tncy have Gone more in this crisis
to restore irssteynal harmony be-
tween the two great sections Of onr
common country than all othcr
citizens have done since the civil
w"r. Having established this SOLID
titlc to renewed confidence let IL,
hopo that their section Will not be
any longer bu'l-llozed by the federal
government and that wo may at last
'shave peace.
We are convinced that their CON
duct is not only making IN exco.-
lent impression on the country
at large, but is exertiny favorable,
influence Oh the wiser md more
conservative part of tho ReD.thiican
Senators. Tho Democratic attitude
having become moderate and con-
! c.Eatory through the conducS Of :ho
, Southern meniers of the House, we
exDett ''"t t..ey Will be met iN!i
W ) t. air-ln:a;!od Re, u5i;' ans, end
th:G d" si,',n as the present furry is
over we shall enter IN EZRA CT GOot.
f.elinr," dltinr NDDrOnlirtcly fro.u
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ShcriH'y Sale,

virtue of an execution to mo d;r.o.
- ed, l will offer for sale befora IN,
Court Honse door in Winnsboro. on ths s
iirst Monday in January next, within ths M
ieRai hourso naIe. for cash, the FOLLOWING
described property, to wit:
III that plantation or traot of land
iylng IN Fairfield County, contsin;no q
lonr hundred and fif:y-seven acres, more
Or or less. and bounded by lands OF estata of
Minor dlHddcn. Jnmes +. CalawolI, Ed.
Wart L. M"bley. and oatste of MalinIa
barber. Levied u"on an the property of
tho estate OF Minor GLADDEN. deceaeed' a.
INC snlt Of The President and Dirooto,s
of the Bunk OF tho State. - ''o'''e
Sheritrs Office, s.sW R1,Hr
Dec. o' 'ls1c 3; o% -.t SEC. s
doc ia "2 ~ x&fS
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Sou III Carolina News.

Georgetown ia !u:,:;riet;nn IN
c'!nyass back ',llc;Ss 1t :>:xv;-,;y cnl;b
a pair.
,o,.;, a..
"'o,:,,', ., 'ii, .''' ,',': '>S'''-
tile l&t OF Jln;,ary.
u,,o p,,;, .m .., .
+ ,nu m i'',i:'>' l|: "''lcS-'''s>'ct' g: o'
r,":,@G ,,' "'.'," ",''''N ;,, 80 "''io''e" ."
- >,'' ' '-''-'' '''''''''
a. ';''' ,'~ i$''tE & H' oI;H.: ~, ;'"t" 81
- ,ri,,,l'i, NV -. 1o1l 49, ,;.'' M a. "a
81 >'''' ''''-''' va ''''' '''" i''S'
Steps $40 being taken t., l:,ilu 4
railroad f"o,A G, uenwool, il i.i.:H-
'"'>' '''''''''' - 1>'':'''''''' >f''Sf>A'
q. G. IawiMolr, an eminent N,lI
'taGfli citizcn Of Due ;,'c5., liaI !aH.;
week.
xa,.,,r. was, J., -, ,
T,t. ,,%,, ':,," ;,,,,>; 'E 80 ''>'i'H Z, :"
b., tho cs:ra lasS week at Kineat.-.
depot,
M. pl.,, ,1.n, ,,..,,.
h,,.,+ 1 ,,,,t, ei,, i,, '''u' AZ ~ s:nH-
I,rr,, ~ =. 'A,' ',i" ,'o',..1>'"'' . IL S:'E"'&
although approved by the I;n:,ic..l
board OF county commissioners.
r,,o,.o ,,,,,,,,.o ..
f;,.ne y, .n,a ,''v o'o'i I'to' t s''s,''''ro"S
49, lbs :,,' l., t',,s'.h l;;I''S' "c''r'EE@
on TIC Salad; River the Cherry
Hotel, and store ut Honor. Patti.
Tbo c.oa,,;ro ,;,,oo, r,...
49,, e =, o!oo",'.I 1'4, 1'.'',o"' Go"1i' pa
,:;.h ~; a.,ts.s;o1 U,'S ;o1 e"t'o' 's' C'i'''n'" ~
.nJ we'll ,n"@n rratas s',vo ~, Ia a'int u" se
o,lo;t a. tro:,s 's''" ,n snoss o't az hi'es 10
THE cation on5 ,;oo f,o4o.a -
Charleston nro ,of,,s;n~ to ra mole .n,, ~,
advances unt;l the nol;l;col trouhIns rs
ere aettleI Mo .nnscn,,anoos ] olo"DuF, u.;i,
be very diseshrous to tl,n na,;n,,tn l
raj Interests Of tho State % ''''''"
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~ A.Ay4 E'> t,&LiG
:sTirt, ~ &oETE CAEnLiS., }
NHE.t:Y Dy' EAiHF,E:.D. (

In thr Common Tl"ns.
jane" b. M>uan.s. Plaintiff, aA,;n.t
Joseph c. tmi1"ul 4. Il. Lea, i.
nhd A'nl t.. NelI vii, D..f.n,,ants'
of"'i G Iorctlt:.nre ana Sale.
n obedience lc ar order OF C,,,t ,,.5.
III lhc Anu'e htn'osi to.n, | will ,s. ,
Ior sale before the Court Houfe tioor IN
n'nhDoro, >. E. on the first Mlndsy N
'nn"ry next, tn" following des.nita Cd
Ieri property. 20 wit:
ni' fnht r4riain tract OF land known 90
"o'd ltii!, situate, lying anu being in
the Honlt, OF Fairfield in the State al
2o"tn ,hrohn@. on the head watcrs ri
Cf,"" {" tf:c% and Dry Fora, waters q,
'"tA"t" Liver containing ciuht hu,,l-s,l
ceres more or less. and boun.!cJ no,is,
DS 'a'l"S OF }. a. Caldwell, sou, h by lar "a
ol"nnn ;dobley, jr.. and DR.. j. c. Mobi.y.
r!"t ny liliih c. .,,.nsel Hollis md <Da Ill
hhu and wLEt by l.n3G of G.. /! NJ
= "st1r "nd j. a. Caldwell.
TERMS or SALE:
ohe''hlfd OF the purchase money to bs
faiu III casa. and the balance on q cr.N:t
OF one ana two years, in two cuunl in.
h'"ili"ht'', Win interest ut ten Der cen,
per ,nnnum from tho dav of ,oIo
Payable annually to be secured l,y l,nnli
OF tho pnrch"sernnd mortgage Of pf.Jo,s,n,
ana the purchaser to pay for al! n e.ossarv
papers.
Shoriffs Office, s. W, R1;rr
Winnsboro, S. G., 4 = r.
Dec. 3, 1876. o'
dec Ii x3
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Xacal Stems,
THE MASS MEETING.

Wo deem it entirely unnoces-
sary to urgo upon the tax
payers and other citizens Of
Fairfield the duty and tho import
ance of q G general attendance upon
the mass meeting which takes place
at Winnsboro on Monday, January
l, 1877. The circumstances which
have induced the call for: tho meet
ing are familiar to us NIL. Tho
usurpation in Colunbia-the pro,
tcnded ,law-making of tho Bayonet
Lesislature-the illegal Inaugural
tion Of Chamberlain in I'M Office to
which he was not olecbe,I- o
course of the Radical ring in utter de-
finnce Of the Supreme Court of the
State--the schemes Of tho Rlunp
for wringing money out of tho poo
ple-these, on tho ono hand, are the
matters which call for deliberation
and action on the part Of those who
desire the peace and welfare Of
South Carolina On the other hand
is Hampton, with those who sustain
him, standing by the law, standing
on their rights, and awaiting the
time when might shall not prevail
over right, nor the power of tho
bayonot over the mandates of tho
constitution. Tho Hampton gororn-
ment must bo supported, and the
Chamberlain usurpation must lie
denounced and resisted to the last !
In these two propositions arc ON
bodied our highest conception Of
the peoples duty in tho present
crisis. In order to proper per
foSmanco of that duty, there 10
ntScossniy unanimity Of action
such rs to show that tho people are
just as much one now IN they were
when thoy were working in the
canvass for Hampton and Reform.
The people must come to m under
standing among themselves, and the
Hampton Government must know
at oneo whore it stands and how
far it will be sustained. The tax
payers should spealt out ut once in
mass meetings, and Fairfield should
not be slow to lot her voicebc heard
Every taxpayer, and every citizen,
in Fairfield, who wishes we'll for
South Carolina, should attend the
meeting ON Monday next.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1876-12-28
Matters In Columbia.

There have been no important
developments during the past week.
The Legislature has adjourned
sire die. The constitutional
House adopted n series of reso.u-
tions calling on the people to sup
port, by contributions, tho Consti-
tutional Government until such
time as tho whole governmental ma
chincry shall be in good running
order. 1t is proposed that u tax be
paid amounting to onc-fo,rth of Tie
tax Of last year. Appointments will
be made by Governor Hampton rs
soon as practicable.
A case Of great interest to the
conservative people Of the State
was hca,d by Judge Carpenter on
Tuesday last. Chamberlain under
took to pardon two convicts confined
In the State pcnltcntlary, bat
the superintendent of that in
stitution, in Wow of tho grave
doubt attending tho legality
Of Chamberlain tenure, declined to
discharge the prisoners. They wore
taken before Judge Carpenter on
hudeos corpus. The Judge express
cd the opinion thai the
cose involved decision of the gu
bernatorial question. HiH decision
will be awaited with deep intel est.
There woro many runners of n
contemplated compromise between
tho two parties, but they seem not
to be based on anything positive.
Chamberlain rcpudiate8 the idea OF
such a thing.
The Congressional committees arc
still in session.
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T'A.NEN; UP,

! !l>ii day last week, 'lsrk bav
= horse, with black name ana tsii,
about rlne years old. The owner
! "i sad ho' SC can have i,im by an
F;y'nE 10 the unde: signed, proving
ploperty and p'syin. charges.
It Il. G.. BOOKM N.
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t,ya"E or NEUy.: 4 ANU:'AA

ColSri uF FA;nFIELD.
rhos. Nicely, administrator Of Estate OF
Ann Waiting Dbcrakcd, VS.. Elizabeth
Walliny- Jno. Wailing and others
JN obcAiencs to mn order from tn"
l. Court of Probate, mGlc in t"e above
stated case, l will offer for sale on the
i:rst Mon'iay III January no1t, bcf"r" ti.o
Court ltcusc door in Winnsboro, $. g.,
h" tract of land belonging to the estate OF
Ann MalliHg, deccns.t, containing %rven.
ty-:uur acres, more or less. aud bounded
hy lan:ls Of .'rs Martha Binck, estate OF
Philip Wail;ng anG others.
TsHsia CT BAL" ons-i,alf c.sh on day OF
anln, balalc" ir on- ant Two ,t,.sh there
alter, equal iilatatn!ru,S secured l.. ;"nt
hn't Mort,mS" with iut"rcst if"'n
aa, of sale Purchasers TO p.t t'c
neaessnry papers.
Is. ~ EUF'F,
dec AT. ). /. G..
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TER Is pronounced the most deair6Iie
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Inc well Known RUd0LEs CARD CrrrEn,
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No reasonable man can object to
his paper being cut off when his
subscription is out-any more than
ho can expect to get goods from a
tradesman free of cost
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j. A. Caldwell, bnhkrut..

'tTUtS is 10 give notice tan. y warrant in
4 H.aNrlnt;Y h.s be II issued on ~
tie District Cnnr, Of i!:r United >.:rtG. .or
tht district ct .%oHt% Farrknn, s5.ir"t tia
"H!"'o OF Jh, OE T.. GALNM ELL.
ot Fairfield County, "f tie H;,.!c Of outlr
Cnr"i.," who lMs bcnG uijGcgnu = G;.uk-
rnpt upon his own ,.n;it,'f; tl,n. trc
HayuAcn: of any 'le'':s. s.n.l sLc delivery
OF any property he!uuain., {" :.ai.! bark
rnpt. to him OF Cor his uue, and tho
i:nnSt.r Of any prorccty by him. aro tor
hidden h:' law; that.a me, s!nGc; the "r:..-
lt"rs Of sail bankrupt. to prove tteir
hcut'', hDd to choose one or luc re ass.ignros
Of ni' rrtatc. will he !,ul:, at n Court OF
bankruptcy, 20 10 Hn','rn on r.e %Sti, lsy
~ Doom; or 4. d. '%7G. at y o'cl".:i M,
At icf&'ilia. $. G., before ". l. Clnwson,
EsI., one OF the Registers Of sni't Court.
Z. II. WALLACE,
U. +. n..rs'.a a. ti.as.,.y.c,
Ey Z. W. tLA"SDS,
dec %3-1t Dop' ~ Messenger
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Thirty-threo years have passed
since the introduction of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, and it still stands I'M,
rivallod. Price, 25 cents FIVE
bottles $1.0G.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1876-12-28

SUDDEN DEATn.--An inquest was
hold by Trial Justice Aiken on Sat-
urday last over the remains of Mr..
Thomas r. Bell, citizen Of this
county The jury rendered ver-
dict that his death WAS caused by
disease of the heart.
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Administrators sale.

DY authority of Jno. J. Nsil, Esq.
ID Judge of Probate for Fairfield c"nn
tS. l i'll offer for *al., at public ohtcry'
on the 9th dag If .!rnwary 1871 4: too
res ids nee OF Mr$. r. L. Mailieft N tais
county, all the personal properly belong
dec ceased.
TERMs-Cask
ROBT. C. ARNETT,
2t, .... Administrator.
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Be sure to read, and rend care
fully, the articles in tho local de-
partment of this issue, headed re-
spectivoly ITO Delinquents," and
"a Tri- i-Woekly Edition"
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1876-12-28

With view to allow tho employ
ees of THH NEWS AND HERALD ut least
" short Christmas holiday, We issue
this week half sheet only. g.:
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1876-12-28

Martin. the Republican clerk OF
court in Walton boro, Collcton coun,
ty, refused to surrender the office
to MIR. Robert Fishburne, tho Demo
cratic candidate, who was elected BY
a large majority, and tho latter eject
ed him from his office. Martin sent g;
once to tho Combahae for force OF
negroes, to assist him in rcgaininp
possession. A small number came
at his summons, but they did not
like the looks of things, and roturn-
Cd dependent. ~-
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II -AIR NOTTCE]

' VIE undersigned hereby give notice
that from this dato they will sell on
credit TO no No PERSON WHOMSOEVES
ana that they. will accept no orders
,of goods from an yenen. THOR terAls will
dee II b SUyENHErIiHR &{ytA , y
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1876-12-28

PopULARIrY--It is II sclf evident
fact that unless n person possesses
sterling worth he will not have Tic
esteem Of his follow men. IL is
true, that for time ho may deceive.
but eventually his fAults will DC
exposed.
This is applicable also to crticlct
recommended to The confidence Of
purchasers. For q brief PEI iod, by
fnise Communications and glittcr;ng
exterior, they impose on tie people,
but as soon as tested thuy a,o cast
aside. The tost of ten years has
proven The intrinsic worth Of Dr.
TuTTs HAIR DYE, and to day no Pre-.
partition enjoys greater popularity.
From year to year tho demand for il
has Increased, and now it is ir
general use both in this md foreign
countries. No stronger proof of it's
valuo could be given.