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ton Of the points set forth in the petition. When
asked 10 cite authorities in support Of his views he
cited the OF the People pougherty in which
the defendant was indicted for mayhem and found
guilty in the General Sessions but the judgment
versed appeal after which he pleaded guilty of assault
and battery, the full penalty for which crime is years
imprisonment in the Penitentiary; but as he had al
ready been confined in prison he discharged.
being held that he had already suffered the full pen
atty Of the law for his offence He urged that iniust
ice could be done to the public by granting the writ
lnasmuch as on the argument OF the II decided
that Stokes had not served out the full OF his al
loted sentence and could be remanded 10 prison, and
that would be the end Of it, Judge Barrett took the
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Cildersleevc

INFRINGEMENT or THE AFRICANS RIGHTS.
Andrew MeGlynn, a s,onscu,.er, was convicted 0
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SUPREME COURT CALENDAR.

CALENDAR FOR THURSDAY.
Nos 139, l4l, l45, 132, 81, 81, IA and 15.
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COMMON PLEAs--GENERAL TERN

BY Judges J. r. DAILY aud Robinson.
The People &c VS. Sim aud another; Same vs AT
teago and another applications granted on additiona
proof furnished
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CONTINUED ON NINTH PAGE.l
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OUR WATER SUPPLY.
The Proposition to Construct a New
Croton Aqueduct.
GENERAL PORTER's REPORT.
Interesting Statistics of Water CONSUMPTION
and Supply-Plans and Surveys
Commended.

The following interesting communication was yesi
terday transmitted to Mayor Wickham by Commits
soner Porter to surveys, plans and estimates for
the construction OF a aqueduct to supply addi.
tiopaI water facilities
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,,

A number OF bills wcro read a
third time, passed and sent to the
senate. None Of these possess any
general interest.
The senate returnpd, az rejected,
the bill to prohibit tho salo of intoxi
eating liquors within two and one
half miles of Blythowood Seminary,
and il bill making Il similar provision
with reference to Williamstpn Fn-
male College in Anderson county,
The senate resolution providing
for the Leasing out Of convict labor
was discussed at some length, and
rejected.
The speaker laid before the house
reports from the truaat,rcrs OF
fifteen counties, showing that ip tu
the time of the report S57,D71.H1 IN
bills of the Bank Of the Htatn had
been rendered in payment Of taxes,
A message was received from the
governor, stating that he would
take prompt action in the matter OF
the alleged outrage in Edgciicld
IdWr.ty.
A Joint resolution appropriatina
to the ussc Of the public schools m
Unc1TaRded balance in the hands OF
the s.tnt. treasurer, was taken NJ
and a&0ptrd
After trm1sacting somo routine
business, altf& house adjourned.
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Witch Doctors.

AS illustrating the supcrstitions
that oven in this nineteenth century
prevail among very respectable
people. the following "reminiscences $
from tho note book of retired and
tired physician mny not be unintcr.
osting,
remember visiting a littlo patient
that was dying Of brain disease. 1t
hnd some peculiar symptoms. The
head lay AZ still OH tho pillow as if
tho ilortia Of death had pinned it
fast, whilo tho limbs and body were
III constant motion and contortiohs,
as If wrestling with tho dread numb
hoss that was SO soon to still them
forever. L told the parents at
onco that tho patient was boyo,,l
human skill and would soon bo at
rost. An old lady present exclaimed
IL knowcd it = but as there was not
much science or prcscic;lco rcuuircd
to tell that, L Thought nothing of hcr
sngo rumark until she took me to
one side md in a whisper told me
that the "child was bowitrhcd,' E>;hc
gavc many reasons for thc faith thn.
was within her. I asked what they
had done to break the evil cha,m.
She "callcd her sister thcn," and
they produced IL largo tim vessel
tillcl with some filthy, offensive
liquid, in which hoatcd something
thut rcsemblcd u toad. It WAS tie
eXcresconco from the inside of the
forclog of II horse-''a black marc,
no white spots, just eleven years
olu--und they had been Glling the
child's stomach with the mess to
drive tho witches away. As the old
ladies' gathered around tho cup and
l'oered into murlsy depths, I Thought
of the weird sisters in Macbeth MS
they hoped around tho witch Il
eau ldron, and / left them alono in
their darkness
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"Wednesday, March /.
BESATH,

SENATH.
Bill to nmttd chapter S5 of the
general ktatutos, relating to intcs-
tates, Was passed,
a large number nf acts wc,o sent
to the governor for approval and Il
]nrYe humber Of acts of private or
local natura wero passed and sent to
the honBs.
The resolution to appoint tom
EMISSION to consider and perfect suit
ablo regulations for tile reorganiza-
tioh of thu free schools Of the htato.
Was adopted,
Report-of coMmitteo on tho peni
tcittary on bin to provide for the
maiNtcllance of the state peniten
tiary Mas passed t6 third roading.
Adjourned.
T.. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Ahumbcr of private bills wero pass-
cd aiid sont to the senate.
A large number Of claims, mostly
for small sums, were passed and
ordered to be paid:
. n senate bill to authorize the
hthling i'll consolidation bonds and
stock of tho unpaid bonds and
coupons of the Spnrtanburg and
Union Railroad Company, was taken
UP add indefinitely postponed.
~ communication wus received
from tho governor, stating
the information received by
hin, respecting the jocnht Whipping
ILL Edgefield county,
Whipper presented his rcsigna,
tioii us member of the house. Ac,
cnptod.
Colc,lrretit resolution to ilivcsti-
gata tho official ooliduct OF Judge j.
j. Rcnd WAS taken up and adopted.
A committee Was appointed accord
ingly:
Adiournod,
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a ParokYsmal Drinker.

A man With al ugly light il, his
eyes entered saloon On Congress
street yesterday. The bartender
slid in behind his counter md smiled
at prospective profits, but tho stang,
ger waved his hands and said: IL
want none of your vile decoctions.
Nix me something to soothe my
raging thoughts !"
"Gin and sugar?'. insinuatcd the
aaloonist.
"po you want to make volcano
of me I" exclaimed the strangor. 81
WANT aomcthing rs soothing to my
tumlltuous thoughts as the mother 4
lullaby song is to IL weary child"
"Take milk punch ?"
Il want to he soothcd, I tell youl'
whoopcd tho man.
"rakc Tom and Jerry ?"
"Would Tom md Jerry drive
these wild, raging, terrible thoughts
away !"
Il think it would." replied tho
bartender, and ho mixed one. He
! made it unusually good, and the
man sippod it with great satisfaction
and exclaimed
"Ah ! that soOthus mc--that does
mo good~~that turns my raging
thoughts into dreams Of ecstatic
; bliss
AS ho wiped his mouth on the
back of his hand the bartender said:
"ChanRc, please"
Yes, that has changed me- WAS
the reply,
II want fiftccn contH, if YOU
ploase.'
"For what 7"
For that Tom and Jerry"
Look out, eir ! I am soothed
now, and don't got mc raging
again.
Rage be hanged I want pa,
for that drink !"
Look out for the reaction i
warned the man. 81 nm calm n,iG
peaceful now, and I hope you Wont
bring back those terrible, ticntliBl
thoughts which burned in my heart
as molten lava slips down the rug
gcd sides of Mt. Ves,,vius."
"You pay for that drink =
"Now l rage again !" yelled th'
man. Now the soothing lnhucnc,
has passed away, nothing can calm
me again !"
Ho hit the bartender between the
eyes, toro down tho stove and woulG
have made sad wreck of things i
the police hadn't stopped him. HI
was taken to the station and locko(
up. After about throo hours h,
called out; II am soothctl-I am
calm again" But they didn't Lot
him out "--- DttroH Frce Press.
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service until tho war closed. This
was voluntary on his pnrt. 10
went bucattse he hated the Ihigllsll
govorilrt'tht, and determined to r&
sist it hiinsrlf and encourage all 9TH
ers tu do the same. We dare not
say Tint Ned Blnchstork Was right in
chcrishing, SO long, bittcr spirit of
revenge.
Tho location of Dlackstork Depot
is within few rods Of Whrrr once
w"s the residence of Jerry Walker.
notorious for his bribcrica and for.
gerlcs.- lOE&rilie Enquirer.
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Tuesday, February 20.
S. ENAT J..

A. communication wns received
from the treasurer Of Spnrtanburg
county. stating that lAs had collected
$l,83S.7G of the Ere klnx tux, and one
from tire trHsuler of Fairfield, stat
ing that he had collected $40 of the
same tux.
A number Of bills were reported
as duly esagrosscd
Nash introduced the following
Reso/red, by the senate, the house
0f representatives conculTing, That
James FL. Carlisle, II. r. Greencr,
M. A. Warren. DR.. Gricr, Dr. Cook,
y. Il, Iillson and Hon H. j. Maxwell
DC appointed II commission to con
slider and perfect suitable regulations
for tho reorganization Of the free
common schools Of this state, and
that the said commission be re-
uucstcd ts report tho sune to the
next session Of the general assembly
a concurrent resolution that the
general assembly adjourn sins die
on Saturday, March 1, was laid on
the table.
Adjonrnca>
HOUSE or NfrNESfSTATrvEa
a few bills were Introduced, roa,l
by title, and properly rnferred.
Freeman introduced resolution
requesting the superintendent of
education to inform the house Of the
number, value and kind of.text-books
t,n,,t 10 il,n ,1,Hnnn,,f
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Rathor MCliotonous.
From the Detroit Free Press;

, Nix or seven days ago an old i',ail
entered the stor" OF a Detroit hard
ware man; who also deals iii seeds
and, inpnhihg for tho proprietor;
soon stood facd to face with linn.
| "Want to SEQ mo p asked tho
dealer,
"Ies. sir I do Sovei, years ago
this coming spring ] bought Il
paror OF seeds Of you T.
Il presume su.
! "l'll swear to it, SIR Stcyfh
ago. sir. and hot one of those seeds
came up y
"Well, that's funny" laughed tile
dealer.
You may think it was,' said tho
Old man, "bnt Ill make it cost YOU
$1,000 When you sold mo those
seeds, sir, You did not know tl'at
You were dealing with lion ""
"Wcll, YOU stop your blowing aid
get out Of here t.
Give mo package of cabbage
seed. sir !
II wont =
The old man won't away. but lii
al hour returned and said III q lo1il
voice
"Scvcn years ago this coming
spring You sold me " package Of
seeds. Not ono Of those seeds
arose from the silo T.
l(c was ordered out, and no went
ont. He WAS there next morning
rs soon as tho proprietor was. and
he said:
"Sevon years ago This coming
spring You sold no package of
seeds. Not one single seed matur.
cd to manhood l.
lie WAS pvt ont Tint TIME, butt he
returned in Tho afternoon, whcn
the store was full cf customers, and
exclaimed
"Scvcn years ngn this comii,g
spring ! WAS swinIlcd by that uman
there ! lie sold me II package OF
garden seeds, not one srrI Of which
ever thllv y
When no went o',t something lit
him three or four timcg in the back.
lie went down tho street for II
while, and then rotl,rtcu and stood
in front Of tho StGto altd said to tho
people who passed :
'';ocvcn years ago this coming
spring this store here sold mo gar,
dcn seeds that never sproutod T.
lie repeated the words over and
over until Il crowd began to gather,
when he was called in and given u
dozen papers OF seed and told TO
forgive and forget.
Six papers Of onion seed to pay
for tho choking J. he said as he
buttono,l his ovcrcont.
They were given him, and when
slowed away he remarked, six
papers Of cucumber scc,ts TO pay
for four kicks !"
After some nrEtmcnt these We're
handed him, and as he backed ont
Of doors he said
Its all right. You've acted like
II man about it, and if You want any
vegetables next fall Ill make
discount to You !"
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As old Mr.. .-~--hcavcd tho Inst
scuttlo OF four tons of coal into his
cellar, ho was heard to tmark ''1f
they had becn boys instead .of girls,
it wouldn't have been thus. One
ton would last oil winter
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS,
Monday, February %.
SENATE,

Tho house notified the scMate oi
it's refusal to concur in tho latter's
amendments to tho appropriation
bill, and requested tho appointment
of IL committee Of conference. The
committee was duly appointed,
Sundry claima were passed md
oricrod to DO paid, D.,
Concurrent resolution tby Mr..
Cochran} directing the directors of
the state penitcntiary TO make con
tracts for lonsing out the convict
labor, was passed md sent to tho
house.
a communication was received
from Judge J. p. Reed, Of the first
circuit, upon the subject of tusolu-
ton recently adopted by the house,
ordering an Investigation of his
official conduct. Received as infor
nation.
Green introduced resolution
!. that the general assembly adjourn,
sine "e on Saturday, March /. Laid
oven for future consideration.
Joint resolution authorizing tho
county commissioners of Beaufort tu
levy II special tux was passed and
sent to the house,
A resolution (by Nash) requiring g
tho committee on public buildings
to ascertain an1 report by what
authority the United States troops
now occupy the Citadel building in
Charlcston> was adopted,
The conference committee on the
appropriation bill submitted q ro-
port. which Was laid ovor for future
consideration.
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A Nro klib {Do \ rot,,,rnnoiio ia,

a Franklin pn.) congregation re,
Gently announced it's intention TO
add 5000 to Tie pastors salary. for
each child born in his family during
his ministrntion thorc. Tho result
was-.twins, and tho society has
rcscindcd It's resolution.
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New York is considering pro.
jtct for establishing an enormous
pigscry on some island in tho
ncighborlood, wherd sixty thousand
swiht may bc fed on tho GartaJo of
tho city; ahd bb tchdod by lja,ipcrs.
II is clainrd Chat tho city streets
would 81; cleared, and tho paupors
employed to good advantage.
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Visiting tho Pope.

Miss T,mmn Abbott. whose Ewcrt
voice promises to place her on tho
top round Of the lnddcr,of lyric fame,
writes as follows from Florelicn to
her mother IN WISCONSIN . tin
Rome saw the Pope was present
cl with many others. The csrcmo
ny took place iii tho i'alacc Of the
vatican. All tn" gclitlrmcn had to
wear ''lnck dress suits and white
ties thr ladies' black dresses and
Spanihh vcils Every one was in
place and waiting in brcathlcss sus-
F.! pcrac for thc entrances Of thu 'holy
father III 1l:45 o'clock, the appoint
ol time. I had just contllt1td that
he was not coming, as full hour
and II haIf had elapsed, bit ut
length 10 WaE ainotlncCd, and We MI
kneit down. lie PASSED up ono side
OF tho room speaking to each one;
, and then down Oh tic other silo
Evry one kissed lily hand, a,!d do
vout Catholics kissed his crimson
slippers. An Italian woman who
was next to me told mo of tho mira
clcg he had wrought, and said I
wo,ill be ovcrpowcrcd When he cnno,
and Tint I would be unable to speak
to him. But, on the contrary,
when saw tic kind3 good nat,lrc1
face of his Holiness, I smiled, and no
smiled, and asked nc where [ was
! from and then said, rs ho passed
along :.id|1io, Hurrissiuu'--Good
| bye, dcnrcst. ran across to tho
othnr side Of tlioroom; and when he
came to me the second timD told
linn ] vas IN artist, oild asked his
blessing on my voice. IIt gave it,
but said J m,tst pray rather than
sing, at which no lanshcd, and the
The priests and attendants nrol1nel
him lnu%hcd too. After that, tic
Pope addressed the people in
French, md blessed them, and the
great ordeal was over.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-03-08

y bliIid boggar iii Paris waa
absent from. his usual position iii
doorway during tho last cold
weather. In lila stoad was q pEatard
With tho inscription, ON Gonse-
Gucncc Of the scyoro cold I solicit
aims Mt home" accompanied by hls
addrdss:
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David dudley Fiold is not teach,
or of pcnmanshp. Recently no
signed legal document, and sent it
to printer in Albany. Tho proof
was sent to him to- be read, md
"Dayid Dudley Ficld" in manuscript
APPEARED in typo rs "Triod aid Duly
Fit]
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Major NJ. II. Dclany was sen
fenced to twelve months in tho
pcnitentiary for breach of trust with
fraudulent intent. His case will go
to'thc supreme court.
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eyes; I want my daiightar to
stiidy rhetoric" replied a Vermont
mothOr, "for sho can't fry pancakes
now without smoking the hot,sE all
up"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-03-08

N[nn---"Do you think it Wonld be-
safe for ms to CROSS this pasture e
Maid--"Wdll, tho old bull don t like
red worry mitch, bit il yo,t Will chalk
your nose gtiess ho Won't attack
YOU"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-03-08

When is lady'a dress like All in.
fortunate bull fighter : When it is
gorcd. Ahd when is it liko aparti
san ? When ID is biased And
when is it like u topper? When it is
full. And when is IL liko tho sails Of
u slip ! Which, it is trimmed. We
haven't timc to follow this load Rny
further.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-03-08

An old misor, saying ne hovor fc1t
somcan as ho did j,iataftcr his last fit
Of illness, WAS asked "Why so?"
"Bccausc." said he, thinking VAS
going to die, I paid several bills,
whom II I'd waited L might have lfopt
tho money nobody knows how
lnno "
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-03-08

enacting clause was adopted by u
vote of Is to 3G.
The appropriation billwas report
cd rs duly enrolled for ratification.
Adjourned.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-03-08

Owing to the fog, London street
lamps arc kept lighted day and
night.
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THE
I AIR / | d l. D II B IA l. D
TIL E.
RrUBl.iRiiHD WEEKLY ny

IL rUBLiHHnD WEEKLY ny
w L. H. 4 a NJ y & ID A Wis.
7-rms.--The HERAED IL published Week
in the Town of wiansboro, al $500
r,driahiY IL ddruKcr.
vs1Y" All transient ndvcrtiseme ents to be
IdiD ~ 4 VANCE.
o"ituSry Notices and Tributes I$i.O0
per qunrp.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-03-08

Cincinnati reporters always carry
Il carpcntcrs rule and get things
down. fine, Ono uf them fo,inl, thu
other day, that II nicidiny butcher
blow the top Of his h"md exactly iif
teen feet and four and IL half inhhos.
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! How Mig 30 be President.

A salary Uf .,50,O3o, man sion
sustained i'll style Of Injury that
few pdrsot,s dream Of, furnished,
repaired nild hontcI at an annual
expei"o Of S25,G00, with tho very
mir hrcathed there perf,imcd by
rare exotics, rrol,us'ttcl iii a
$55,oo0 garden house, maiittuintd
Mt All annual oXnhisc Of $4,000, Il
private secretary at $4,000 year to
do the prcsilei,ts writing two
assistant secretaries ut S:2.50D q
year to do the work Of the private
secretary two rl"ks ut @2,260 to
do the work of the assistant Sccre-
taries, laughtrrls II steward nt
$4,000 year to shrl,ly the prosi
dcnt'n table will, the choicest wines
and rich est viaiids That could tempt
o"satIat" his np]'etitn With $4,000
a year for books, periodicals,
statioi'arSs tclcfr,ms; and e. com
morcial rnusc) other contingencies.
What thht moant hr did not know.
but he thanltcd God for thu "cnn-
tinyehcids: " daughters IF the
childron Of Israel Sighed for the
flesh pots OF Egypt, What MUST be
tho aiF,lish of s.alsltivt sn,!l when
taking IL last long farewell Of such
Il salary aud sl,ch 1uxurics O. from
pyociU; HmDtts 'T,ccch on Mr Nnc
Term CUrstituiionM .lncnttmcnt.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-03-08

A Chmamnn in California, whose
life was insured for q large amount,
was scriously hurt by fnllinE from a
wagon There was some doubt of
his ever getting better, and ut
length ohc of his friends wrote to
the iiisuroncs company, "Charlcy
half dead i like half money!"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-03-08

Ero0Elyn is tic home Of n charm
Ing girl with face 40 sunny and
allnrii'g that nj Old gentleman re
GENTLY said Of her "If kisscs had
boci, entirely unknown sho would
MAvo invented them"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-03-08

"'rhc boy at the head of tho class
will atatn what were the Dark Ages
of the worldY" Boy liesitatcs: "Ncxt;
Master BiggS, can you tell mo what
tho Dark Agds were7" II guess they
were the ages before spectaclcs were
inyehted:" $50 to yo,lr seats"
DR. W. w. Hall says that che is
tho most skilful and successful
physician in any case of sickness,
who sooiiost discovers what nature
Waits to do, and most promptly
adopts tht beat mcaiis for render
Ing her Che Indicated aid:'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-03-08

Whoil n man tlcttctY u missing
button after getting OH clean shirt
no one In the house Is aware Of the
fact: He takes off the shirt ohd
puts OH another, Quietly siniliitg nll
the whjlc' Flo never, never speaks
of it to q soul
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-03-08

A cobblcr ut Loyden; who tised to
attend the public disp,itations held
at tho academy, was asked if he un
dorstood Latin. "No," replied the
mechanic, "but I know who is wrong
in the argument" "How 7" asked
his friend. "Why, by seeing who is
angry FIRST
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-03-08

"Does cooking injure tho health
Of stock 7" inquired all agriculture
al exchaitge. We ara ihtlihed to
thiik it does. There aru numerous
instances of bouvbs and porkcrs
having besh cooked, aid They've
never entirely got oyer It:
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-03-08

A Western paper has this per
sonal item: Those who know nice
old MIR: Wilson of this place will re:
grct to hear that he Was as3a,lltcl / in
a brutal manner last week, but was
not killed.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-03-08

A. German mother ont Wnst
taught her little son the prayers
she had repeated in her own child
hood: One day he surprised her By
asking, Ma why do wH always talk
Yniiknc, md pray Gcrmail Is God
q Dutchnlan 3
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-03-08

A New Orleans physician has
n novel way Of snctlrihg his fec when
q patient dies. Hr makes u post
mortcm examination; and carries
some portion Of tho body to his
Office, aid gives motto" That no will
return it when the bin IS paid: