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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-20

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DR.. Townscnd's OK
ygenatcd Air will
purify tho blood In
onc-third tho time
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
remedy can. why?
bocausetoinhaleOx-
ygenated Airit goes
direct to tho Lungs
and passes through
t he tissues and
comes in direct con-
tact with tho blood
rs 1t Is forced into
tho Lungs by tho ac-
tion Of tho heart. All
thcblood odinourveins
rcturns to the heart
ovcry four minutes
IL tho blood Is good,
and forced from tho
heart to tho lungs,
and tho moro Oxy-
gen you inhaIo into
the lungs the moro
yOupurifytho blood.
whom Oxygen comes
In contact with tho
Impurities In tho
blood 1t carbonizes
and burns, causing
tho blood TO DO heat
cd 80 that 1t warns
oycry. part OF
tho body, rs II goes
on Its revolutions
through tho system.
If your blood Is puro
you cannot be sick.
Wo drive Mercury
and allotherimpurf-
ties outoftlle blood.
We guaranteoto pu-
rlfytho blOodin one
third the timeofany
othcrknown romedy
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THE LOCAL COLUMN

Is we'll filled with town and county nevr
The aim of the Publishers is to issue .
FIRsT-CLAss FAMILY NEWSPAPER
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NE: 6 {; ! ! laD3IIEE s:

Strikes ut tho root OF disease by purifying,
tho blood, restoring the liver and kidneys
10 healthy action, inyigorating the nervous
system.
VtGetine
Is moi q vile, nauscons compound, which
simply pnrges the bowels, but safe.
pleasant remedy which is sure to purify
the blood, md thereby restore the health.
Fegetine
Is now prescribed in cases ct Scrofula and
other diseases of the bl od, by many Of the
best Physicians owing to its great success
III curing all diseases of this nature.
VcSetilc
Docs not 1ecciIc invuIiils into false hopes;
hy pursinI nlll creatin-; u fc'iiio,is urrc-
tit", hNt assists nature in clearing nnl
purifying Gthc wholc~ system iral;ng The
patient gradually to perfect health,
!, Getinc,
Says Boston physiciou "has no cuua
as q blood purifier. Hearing OF it's many
wonderful cures, after all other remedies
had failed, l visited the laboratory and
convinced myself of its genuine merit. 1t
is prepared from barks, root and herbs,
each Of which is highly effective, and they
are compounded in such a manner rs to
produce astonishing results"
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CONSUMPTION

D y S p T. PSI.A w T.
CC RE. Liver and Kid
ncycomplain;sarc cGcc-
tually reached by Oxy-
genatcd Air.
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Howto ReIuycnate an Old Rose
Bush.

Never give up a docaying rose bush
till you have tried watering it two
or three times a week with SCOT tea.
Make the eoncOction with boiling
water, from SOFT taken FROM the
chimney or stove in which wood is
.bprned. When cold, water the bush
with it. When it is used up, pour
boiling no, water on the SCOT the sec
ond time Rose bushes treated in this
way win often send out thrifty shoots
and leaves will become large and
thick, the blossoms VIII greatly i'm
provo in size and become more rich
ly tinted than before.
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FARM AND HOUSEHOLD:
The best Vegetables 10 Plant.


April and May are the two busy
months IN. ~well-maRaged vegetable
garden. During sthese months; the
most important work of the season
has to be hurried through, foe plant
ing time is short, and thereare many
small matters that needs prompt at
tentions. First ofull is the selection
of choice garden seeds ofrecent growth
and such as win be found true to
name. The surtst way is to select
from eacl' years crop a few Of the
best specimens Of the same to raise
seed from. For the rest, send to some
responsibleseed merchants, and don't
depend on the kind Of stock found in
small boxes in the country grocery
stores. As a matter Of reference for
those not familiar with the best sorts
of vegetable seeds and plants, l. APP
pend the followinglist, naming two
or three kinds of each to select from.
Dwarf Beans.-Early Valentine
and Refugee.
Pole Beans.-Largc White Lima
and Horticultural Cranberry.
Beets.-Dark Red Egyptian and
Long Smooth Blood.
Cabbage,-Jcrsey Wakefield Gear
ly,) and Premium Flat Dutch and
and Drumhead Savoy Date.
Cucumber.-White Spine and Long
Green.
Carrot. Bliss Improved Long Or
ange.
Corn.-Moore's Early and stowell's
Evergreen.
Cauliaower-Early and late Err
furt,
Celery.-Dwarf Incompatible and
Boston Market.
Egg Plant.-Improved New York.
Lettuce.-Curled Silesia and But
ter.
Musk Mellon.-Skillman's Fine
Melted.
Water Mellon.-Mountain Sweet.
Wethcrsfeld Red and
White Portugal.
Parsnips.-Long Smooth.
Peas.-Philadelphia Extra Early,
Cartcr's First Crop, Champion of En-
gland, and White Marrowfat.
Peppcrs.-Large Squash and Bull
nose.
Radishes.-Turnip Scarlet, Long
Scarlet, and White Spanish.
Squash.-Summer Crookncck, Bos-
ton Marrow, and Hubbard.
In this brief list will be found the
leading kinds grown both by market
and private gardeners near large cit
les. With bush beans, peas, and
radishes, it is best to repeat the SOW
ings every two or three weeks, until
The midtse. ofsJune. By following
this plan, afrcsh supply of these sorts
will keep coming[on for table use
until late inthe season.
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MAaACan't be made by every agent
XSSSevery month in the business We
W. furnish, but those willing To
work can easily earn dozen dollars day
right in their own localities. Havenoroom
10 explain here. Business pleasant and
honorable. Women, and boys and girls do
as well as men. Ne will furnish you y
complete Outfit free The business pays
better than anything else. We will bear
expense OF starting yOn. Particulars free.
Write and see. FKfmers and mechanics
their sons and daughters, and all classes in
need OF paving work at home, should write
10 us and learn al about the work at once
Now is the time. Don't delay. Address
TRuE 4 Co., Augusta. Maine.
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Idle Ladies'.

1t isa pity that so many young
ladies look upon domestic service
with mark contempt. Many Of our
social difficulties would be almost en-
tircly mastered if young ladies would
consent to become lady,helps in their
own homes. Nothing can be more
intolerable than the management
and discomfort to be found in count
less households, where there are plen-
ty of grown up daughters, who have
really but little to do but grumble at
the dreariness of their lives, and fret
themselves IN permanent ill-hcalth
Perhaps they take sufficient iuteres:
in the house keeping to wonder con-
tcmptuously how their mother can
be troubled with such inefficient SER
wants, creatures" who cannot even
make palatable coffee, or keep the
silver bright. They have no patience
with the shortcomings Of the over
worked housemaid, from whom they
expect as much attention as if she
had only lady's maids duties to per
form. However unreasonable their
demands, they expect any servant
in the house ODE atall times in read
mess to answer them. Half the
young women one meets sink into IL
state Of semi-imbecility, and idleness
and want of interest in their sur
roundings. From mere thoughtless
and ignorance they grow upexacting
and unreasonable. From want ofac-
tive exercise they become the prey Of
Mysteries, dyspepsia and spine com
plant. They marry any one who
will have them, simply because they
are so bored that any change is vel
come. They make bad wives, be,
cause they have never learned the
rudimcnts of domestic economy
When the unfortunate mother ofsuch
daughters allows herself to be per-
suaded, against her will, to add a la
dy help to the establishment, the
height Of absurdity is reached. Four
or five common. place, stupid girls
may lounge about tho house-ono
with a piece Of soilcd fancy work,
another playing snatchcs of dance
music, a third reading French novels
on the sofa, while perhaps a pretty,
graceful lady lays the fre---dusts the
room, and endcavors-probably in
vain-tobring order into the uncom-
Portable and chaotic establishment.
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tpni ia = aLl0-L faE rtSiie.
DIR. @. MqLANE'S
Celebrated American
NORM SPECIFIC
-oR-
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS on WORMS.


THE paleand leaden-
colored, with occasional hushcs, or
a circumscribed spot OH one or both
cheeks the eyes becomedull ;thepu-
pills diIate an azure semicircle runs
along the lower eyelid /; the nose is ir-
ritated, swells, and sometimes leeds;
aswellingofthe upperlip occasional
headache, with humming or throb-
bing of the ears an unusualsecretion
of saliva; Shiny or furred tongue;
breath very foul, particularly in the
morning; appetite variable, some
times yoracious, with a gnawing sem
sation ofthe stomach, at others, entire
lygone; fleeing painsinthes tomach;
occasional nausea and vomiting vio-
lent pains throughout the abdomen;
bowels irregular, at times costivc;
stools Shiny not unfTequently tinged
with blood; belly swollen and hard;
urine tlubid respiration occasionally
difficult, and accompanied by hic-
cough ;coughsometimes dry andcon-
vuIsiye; ; uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding of the teeth; temper
variable, but generally irritable, &C.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DIR. C.McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect cure.
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in anyform is ninnocentprepara-
ton, not capable Of doing The slight
est imjnryto the most tender infant,
The genuine DR:McLANE's YER.
MlFuGE bears the signatures of {.
M!LANE and FLEMING Bios. on the
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"Not alone to know, but to act ac-
cordingly to the knowledge, is thy
destination" proclaims the voice OF
thy Utmost soul, not for indolent con,
temptation and study of thyself, nor
for brooding over emotions of picty
no, for action was given thee; thy
actions, and thy actions, alone, deter,
mine thy worth,
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Sociability in churches is a very
important clement. Many man
has been saved by some ones simply
takinghim by the hand and express
ing concern for his welfare. The re-
ligion that keeps men apart is a
sham; that which brings men to-
gether is genuine.
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Yards for Pigs.

The Live Stock Journal gives the
following: a believe that one great
reason why pigs do not prove more
profitable on great many farms, is
because they do not have more clean
yard room in which to run and for
age. Too often they are confined to
a small pen and q very small yard,
both of which are dirty. They have
not even Il clean grass spot, Or grass
or other green food to cat, but must
constantly stay in close yard or pen
For large hogs this restriction is in
furious, for little pigs tits very much
worse. Young animals want iber-
ty to exercise their muscles and clean
grass on which to feed. A few farm,
ers let their pigs runat will, but they
are apt to do a great deal of mischief.
One Of my ncighbors, who raises Il
great many pigs, used to let them
run into my garden, corn and pota-
toes, tread down my grass, and they
did great deal of damage to my
crops; but he always had nice pigs
and there was no evident reason cx
cept that he allowed them full libcr.
ty out Of doors. Now l do not ap
prove of having a drove of pigs run
ming throu gh gardens and crops, but
think it wouldpay even small farm,
ers to fence in a eight or fourth of
an acre of land adjoining their hog
yards, andlct their pigs run part of
the time every day in this enclosure,
When they get large enough to root
turf land, they can be shut into their
ordinary yards or else have the ten.
dons Of their noeso cut or rings put
in to keep them from doing mischief,
But whether it is used for large hogs
or not, it would certainly pay farm
ors who raise many pigs to furnish
them such yard"
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What is this world? a dream
within dream. AS we grow older
each step has an inward awaken.
ing. Theyouthawakes, as he thinks,
from childhood; the full grown man
dcspises the pursuits Of youth as Il
visionary; the old man looks on man.
hood as u feverish dream.
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Injustice is very hard to bear. Yet
Yet we must all learn to expect it
and suffer it as calmly as we can
To have our best deeds turned and
twisted into evil ones; to have our
acts and words utterly misreproscnt,
ed; to have those turn cold TO us for
whom we have always felt the warm
est friendship, is only the fate of hui
mainly.
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Surmiso is the gossamer that NAL
ice blows on fair regulations, the
corroding dew that destroys the
choice blossom. Surmise is primari-
ly the squint of suspicion, and is es-
tablished before it is confirmed.
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EARAcuE,-Therc is scarcely any
ache to which children are subject so
bad to bear and so difficult to cure as
the earache, But there is u remedy
never known to fail. Take a bit of
cotton batting, put upon it pinch
of black pepper gather it up and tic
it, dip in sweet oil and insert into
the car. Put n flannel bandagc over
the head to keep it warm. 1t will
give immediate relief.
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III voluntarily do substantial
favor to anybody, and that person of.
fer to repay it without my wishing
it, or the occasion requiring it, he
merely tries thereby to excuse him
self from recognizing at future day
the debt of gratitude he ought to bear
and shows himself to be an unworthy
and selfish person.--Nounes.
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The Chinese of California use wat.
er melon seeds for food, and shipments
of thousands of pounds of these nov.
el provisions arc made from one town
TO another.
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North Carolina has a newspaper
called the Pee Dee Bee,
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, 1877-04-30

ST es berelbe Mann? Gor
GINGER 3eit fam. iuie Die 9eier Der
vStaats @aaette" li9 erinnern meroen,
elm Snbipiouum bisrber, welbes lid
Sernsbeim nannte unO iid als Elm Mit-
alieo Der 5irma Serns1ein @ebr. in
Stem Orleans auseob, weI9em oa er
iebr 9enou nit ocn Gelddften Der Sir.
ma befannt NOR, es eelang elmer unIerer
Sabafonilten I'M cine Gumme Belbes
Sm belGwinoeln nno es, mem, err se=
motif. cu9 nit anoeren 10 sema9t ia.
ben fonnte.
Sic Seb6roen bier. ,pel9e bon ser
9a1e bena6ri1tist ,paren, per5u6ten
oles M6sli@e, nm ben i%ogsnannten
S~ernsbeim ousSufinben. bo9 oeraebens.
SEPT 1T elm 8risf BON Dem Mopor DON
Materproof, 3d., bier an Maior Yoe
ansefommen, wel9er ansiebt, oa6 elm
9ewi6er Socob Wob. elm 8ruoer Der
9erren Mob, BON Der 6ilma MoB,
Wile & g., BON BORT. bieIelben 5a1en
aema9t bat, namli1 @aaren fir bas
9aus 9efauft etc. etc. Gr uuroe b.,
fentli6 ols elm S6pinoler anseseist.
IS 1T iebr m6sli9, bab Socob MfoB
nno Sernsbeim elm uno oielelbe Yerion
, 1877-04-30
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Dottor: abcr. Serr Gidtcr, mic
babsn Sic nad unierem sefrigen Dan<
felt uno ben ueridieoenen Gbampaaner
Slaiden nod cine uateriuduns baltsn
fOnnen.
9tidter: 9ab. cs sebt Sides! g1i7en
Sic iA licB einfah in'8 Yrutofou fdreiz
ben Ser @cfaugene fam peaen Be-
trunfenbeit niht perb0rt werbcn.
Wenn Seulaub bas @sadnonis abb
lest: "Serr9ott, bin id elm giel!" 10 qe.
nirt i'm oaa gar nidt; wenn man linn
aber Gedt siebt. piro ct uuangencbm.
., biefe Srembw6rter. Sof.
rdthin: Scben sic bieie babIhe @luue
oine bort in Der sweiten Qose linfs? Das
1T Die Srau Ses biibiben 8antiers @in.
fort.
Suiti;ratbin: Trau? @arum nidt
gar, Sic 1T BIOS feline nYartiiane.~
aebenbises &eiiepdd. Som
einem GeiIenoen miro Der v9r. 3te."
tol9enoe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mitsetbeiIt.
eySn elnem Coupe Der piertsn Glalle sinss
3u9es, Der am Sonntas Na6mittaas
BON Sborn c~bselanen ipurbe, b6rte Der
S9afner. ,pel6er lid aufduis in oieiem
Goupe befano, Die anaitli6 ausaetoBe=
men Worte: v@ott i'd itide @ott sered.
ter, i'd tlds. ma4t Ut Den Sad!!" Sic.
, 1877-04-30
Montag 80. April 1877.
Gtatt Nibmpno.
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Bo1isei @eri6t. Splsenbc
0le famen porsv1tern in oielemGeri9ts
sur @erhanolun9:
BRADFORD &pbinIon, Sames Mlen,
Gepton Sbomas uno Gamuel Gobinion,
bier ferbiseSunsens, ansetlast einGtud
Gotrn imWertbe bon $3.50 ponYrioact
Mobonep seitoblen au baben. &obin,
ion uno NQen. iuurhen, ole alte MiIe.
tbdter, au IL Monaten Sail nnb breiBig
Siebcn perurtbeilt; S6omos ,purbe gu
2 Monaten Sail uno 5 Sieben nno Sa=
mnel &obinion 81 6 Monaten Sail llno
Is 9ieben berurtbeilt.
eugene O'Suaipar, ipelder Treita9
bon &i9ter Mbite aus Der Sail inter
Der geoin9ung e%ntlalien muroe, Die
Stabt 3r uerlonen, mar seitern wisoer
Dor @erl6t. angetla9t ,pe9en Srunfen.
belt. gr luurbe auf 80 Sage in bic Sail
9elanht.
@iliam @aIfer, anseflagt elm ga.
sabuno 3u iein, tuurbe auf 80 Sage in
Die Sail selanot.
Mil;am &oberts, Der 9rot6, 56ilo.
NADER, ,pel6er BON einen 0eamten Don
Norfolf bierber sebradt auf Die Mntla-
ee Waaren unb @elb inter falj6en
8oripieselungen erboIten au baben, pur
be, ba Die 8ewelie Die Mnflase ni9t anfs
redt erbielten, entlaIien.
, 1877-04-30
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