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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-22


is tho uniform and arms, the latter
Of which will como from the State,
and the former to DO supplied by
the members themselves. It is for
the purpose of aiding the members
IN this respect that tho ladies have
devised mammoth entertainment.
In tho ranks aro husbands, sons,
brothors, cousins, friends and,
perhaps, "nearer ones still and
doarer ones yet than all others"
And they all look handsomer and
more killing in their close fitting
coats of gray or blue, adorned with
laco, and splashod with buttons and
surmounted by tho gorgeous
epauletto and the nobby pompon.
Tho ladies then are bound to SEQ
that they have them. For ovor a
week fair hands and skillful fingers
havo been deftly decorating the
1hesplan Hall, and transforming it's
bare walls into fairy bowers, whilo
q programme, varied and attractive,
has been prepared. The fair will
open on Christmas Eve, with the
perennial Christmas Tree, whose
branches, though withered through
summer, bloom afresh with every
recurring anniversary of that Joyous
occasion. There will be presents
for all; from the graybeard to the
infant. Big, little, old and young
will be remembered. Nor will the
creature comforts of man be for
gotten. While the young ladies are
fitting about like houris, or fairies,
or Hebes, or anything else that is
utterly enchanting, and are vend-
ing odoriferous nosegays and
ethereal pin, cushions, or beguiling
the possessors of no. 10 foot into
the Investment of no. s slippers,
the matrons and their assistants
will serve tho savory turkey, or the
toothsome salad Or the succulent
bivalve, with the accompaniments
and condiments, in exchange for
the crisp greenback, or the bright
silver dollar of our daddies, or even
the ''promises to pay" of our sister
cities Of Chester and Camden. In
addition there will be an elegant
gold-headed ebony cane, just from
Charleston. which will be voted to
the most popular man in the coun-
ty. In order to obviate rush,
tickets of admission to the Christi
mas Tree, costing a quarter, will be
sold previously at the stores of
NlcMaster & Brice and Connor g.
Chandlers For this entertainment
the doors will be open at 6 o'clock,
p. N.
On Christmas day, n dinner en-
bracing every variety Of substantial
and de:icacy will bo served at the
Thespian Hall for the temptingly
low sum Of fifty cents.
On Christmas night, tho lovers
OF the picturesque and beautiful
will have the opportunity of wit
Messing q series Of effective tableaux,
gotten up by tho same management
that has always, heretofore, been
SO successful.
The whole entertainment en-
braces O. series of attractive foa..
lures; and it cannot fail to attract
largo crowds; and, what is of more
Importance, to realize q large
amount for the commondablo object
in furtherance of which it has been
devised
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-22
Prepare for Christmas.

T1NHE proprietor Of OUR HOUSE begs
l. to inform his customers md tho
public generally that no has the lnrgost
and best stock of goods in his limo in
town, consisting Of ;:
otard, Dupuy g. Co. 3, Cognao Brandy,
Pure old Jamaica Rum, Old Pear Holland
Gin. Lynchburg Ryo Whiskoy, Lincoln
county Rye Whiskey, Old Virginia xxx
Rye Whiskoy. Old kentucky Bourbon,
Bythewood Puro Peach Brandy, N. @.
Peach md Apple Brandy. N. O. Sweet
Mash Corn Whiskey, Stone Mountain
Sour Mash Corn Whiskey.
ALSO,
G. II. Mumm & Co.. q, Champagne.
Winos Alea, Porter and Lager Beer.
Tom and Jerry, Hot SCOTCH 20. Fresh
o. stors and fresh N. O. Pork Sausage
always on hand. Respectfully,
dec 13 j. D. McCAR LEY.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-22
LOCAL ITEMS.

RAlLRoAD SCHEDULES Tho follow
ing table shows the hours at which
tho trains on the G. G. & A. r.. r.
reach Winnsboro
DAY PASSENGER.
For Charlotte. .l.57, p, NJ.
For Augusta. ,4.19, p. NJ.
NIGuT PASSENGER.
For Augusta. n........... 1852, A. NJ.
For Charlotte. c........... .2.55, A. NJ.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-22
FRESH CRACKERS.

NIGER Snaps, Butter Crackers,
NJ Cream Biscuit, Knick Knaok Crack
ers, Cream Jumbles, CoInhill and lain
Soda Crackers. Also, fresh canned To-
matoes. Call md buy some for Christ.
mas, as they will be sold cheap.
dec 90 J.. McMASTER GO.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-22

We regret to learn that Willie
son Of J. L. W. Stitt, Esq, of this
county, died on Wednesday last
from diphtheria. He was about
thrco years of ago.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-22
AT COST
TO Change Investment II

HORSE Sheos, ftvo and q half cents
-Ilper lb, by the keg, Axos at seventy
five and ninety cents oaoh, Nails at three
and half oonts por ID, by tho kag, Pot
Ware, tho very best, at flve cents per ib,
Swedes Laying Iron, ut five cents por ID,
Tire Iron at throe cents per ib, tho bost
Horse Shoe Nails at twenty-five cents per
lb. brass bound cedar Buckets at fifty
conts each, Blue Buckets at fifteen cents
cents per pair, Copper Rivets and Burra
at sixty cents per lb, Ames Shovols at ono
dollar and fifteen oonts each, Smoothing
Irons Mt fivo cents per ID, Cotton Rope
at twenty-five conts per ID.
dec 18 J. M. GALLOWAY,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-22

A Washington despatch says that
John j. Patterson is lying i'll in that
city, and his recovery is doubtful.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-22

Remember the gold-hcadcd cano
that is to be awarded to the most
popular gentleman in the county.
The voting will take place on Mon
day and Tuesday evenings.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-22

Now Advertisements
TO Ront-A. S. Douglass, Execu--
tor.
A Washington despatch says that
John j. Patterson is lying ill in that
city, and his recovery is doubtful.
We regret to learn that Willie.
son Of j. 7. w. Stitt, Esq, Of this
county, died on Wednesday last
from diphtheria. He was about
thrco years of ago.
Remember tho gold-hcaded cano
that is to be awarded to the most
popular gentleman in the county.
The voting will take place on Mon
day and Tuesday evenings.
In the United States Court, in
the case of Harvey Terry VS.. The
Planters Bank of Fairfield, u
motion was made to set aside the
demurrer. Tho case was continued,
DIR. r. B. I[anahan, having dos
terminod to locate permanently in
Winnsboro, has moved his family
to this place. DR.. Uanahan has
been in Winnsboro since last spring
and has made large number of
friends. Socially and professionally,
he is an acquisition to the county.
Among the impor tant measures
passed in the Legislature wcro the
postponement of delinquent tax
sales to the first Monday in Feb
ruary, and tho ratification of tho
school amendment, keeping the
school money in the different coun~
ties. This will confer great benefit
on Fairfield. The schools will soon
be opened now.
The Register, in connection with
The :SNEws AND HEnALD's advocacy
Of tho NIoffett Bell punch, mildly
insinuates something about "hot
scotchos" in the cold nights of last
winter. Tho Register forgets that,
only by tho inhibition of such mild
beverages during those troublous
days could the average citizen secure
n perfection Of binocular vision
requisite to just appreciation of
tho mysteries Of dual government.
And what moro natural than,that the
ringing in ones hoad tho succeeds
ing morning, should suggest the
tintinnabulations of the Noffett bell
punch ?
HE PLANET MERcURY.-The Spar
to''burg Hero1d contains tho follows
ing, which we refer to tho juvenile
astronomers of Winnsboro:
Copernicu:, the groat astrono-
NOR, regretted on his death bed
that he had never seen the planet
Mercury. Any kecn>cy,d boy in
our county can see it for few
nights before and after Christmas
this year. Christmas night will be
the best night, as the planet will
thon be farthest from the sun. But
you may begin to look for it q week
or moro before that date. About
one-half hour after sunset look low
down in the south wost in line bo..
tween whore the sun sots now and
tho evening planet Venus. Mer-
curry never fingers long behind the
sun, and for this reason it is not
often seen. He is brilliant, fash
ing little fellow. Planets usually
do not twinkle, but he may perhaps
seem to you to twinkle, and he is
80 near the horizon. If you have
clear horizon towards the south
west, you may see this rare show
for nothing. Will some boy or girl
who never has seen Mercury, hunt
him up, and tell us through the
Xer1l0 about it ? If ho wishes any
moro "out door lessons" let him
give proof of it. The planet sets
little more than an hour after the
sun. On Christmas night Mercury
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-22

In the United States Court, in
the case of Harvey Terry VS.. The
Planters Bank Of Fairfield, a
motion was made to set aside the
demurrer. Tho case was continued,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-22

Now Advertisements
To Ront- S. Douglass, Execu--
tor.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-22
NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against
IL Jas. r. Aikon, docoased, nro ioroby
requested to present tho samo, proporly
attested, on or before tho first day Of
January next. And all persons indebted
to Jas. =. Aiken, deceased, are hereby
notified to pny mp on or before the first
day Of December next.
HI. ELLIOTT,
nov 6-tjl Administrators.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-22

DIR. r. B. Hanahan, having de-.
terninod to locate permanently in
Winnsboro, has moved his family
to this place. DR.. Hanahan has
been in Winnsboro since last spring
and has made large number of
friends. Socially and professionally,
he is an acquisition to the county.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-11-03
AGENTS DU LOUISIANAIS,

Nonyelle-O -Orleans:-A.G G. Romain, Tchou
pitoulas ST., No. Is.
St.-Jacques, St.-JeanBaptiste, 1berville
Assumption ct Asccnsion:-Just Comes
DOnallsonvilie.
Lafayette, ,Attakapas:-Edouard l.. Mou,
ton.
Nouvelle- le-1beric:-Augustc Girod.
Vacherie Feitcl.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-11-03
Les Francois a IEt1anger

Nous croyons que Ia Chronique {.
Ia Nouvelle. Orleans a raisOn.
II est bon que Ia France, 4 letra'
ger, s'affirme librcment, democrat
quement, par des hommes Qni pc.
sent, qui ecrivent, qni parlent, q
Sc groupent autonr dun principe n
pnblicain, ct qui prouvent que Y
vieille patrie, granle encore, fif
toujours, libre quarnl meme, tout
respectant l'ordre, Ia religion e
Hi>.ss'e. Sa,t suoeF0 @'l#@ts = Il
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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-11-03
D A Ms 5 A TU r n E :.

D'aborl. gems lie Ia Tcrrc,
Ayant d'aller la-haut
Explorer Ac mysterc
Dun monde fort no,lvcau,
Et bien avant de dire
CGgorig,,c,nent,
Sans mentir hi nedirc,
Et metbodiqucmcnt,
ell astronomie,
CONNIE pOur les chansOns,
CONNIE 4 pAca.lemie
La mGthOtle q raisOn-
81 les fcmmes sOnt bellies
En- &C monde inconnu,
Soumises, point rebclles
Et marchant le pied nu;
81 les l,ommes Iargile,
Predecessors HAdam,
Connaissent pEvangile
Et Won't le ncz pendant;
Sill est meme dcs bommes
En- CO lointain sfjour,
Etant &C que nous sommes,
Vivant ! peine un jour,
Bouffis de suffisance,
Vains ct capricieux,
Ayant notre impuissance,
COmmc nous vicieux,
Mais sc croyant des etres
Quatre fOis radieux,
Et &c disant des maitres
Semblablcs 4 des Dieux,
Ouand ces villains bonshommcs
De cinq pieds settlement,
Etant nm pcu plus l,On'nlcs,
Seraient singes vraiment,
Et au'ils sen wont ell prose,
Journellement, 4 pied,
Ne sentant point In rose,
I S'asscOir sur un trepleu
En- forme de lunette,-
Disons premierement
Saturne, planete
-Du waste armament,
Est nom ilo fnnt0svse
Ou do Diyinit6,
Et que la poGsie
A,1dis inyents'
Mais que cette planetc g.
A l'anneau precicnX,
-Anagramme on sornette-
Sc nOmme .ianOr aux cieuX.
.fnor, Roma!' Dn rcste,
Chaque monde nOnyeau,
-Et Dicn salt quill ell resto
A d6conyrir h-haut,-
A con propre glossaire
DE NOms on substantits,
Son appoint n6cessaire
De qualificatifs,
Et ses verbes. La 1une
A tr0is cent quatre-vingt
Deux grammaires, don't rune
Rappelle Poitcvin.
Et son verbe, verbc EtT,
A deux intlnitifs,
L'un SIR, lautre l,ea'-etre,
Et quatorze optatifs.
QUAINT = 50 prosniie,
.je vous le dis, aio.
Ellie est anssi hasdns
Que celle de Veuilsot,
Comme aussi tres logiaue,
Sayante ct donblement
Claire ct thsologaans
En- son enseignement.
T'.,ts ~. u, stisefsas
IA 1.,s.s.. a sfsss&sssa
he aa.9g ID k9ssat
s1 nasa
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-11-03
PRIX DES ANNONCES:

Par earr6 dc 10 ligncs, OF noins, pre-
miere insertion. 81 ,W.
Par carr6 de claquc publication sub
seluentc .--.-.--...-.-.-- 20.
Les communiqnes dc nature personnclle
ct les avis pannec Sc reyleront dc gre d
gre avec peliteur.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-11-03

Oui, caprices bien grandioses.
Car Sedan ct Metz datent d'hier,
car les milliards de Pindemnite I'M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-11-02
Gs bro vt 81 c ia br

msnn jsnt sspSbnlib tbaii gen fIsinen Sraans,
bic glierea ibye Nmiats ssrnablallieen uns
trGSc irerbsn. Gsrfeiung rgri0bfi9s Sranf-
beit," Siatetrs nnb anssre seiabrliae Grauf>
bsiifn 1nS tie 8c!ge Scr Na1liITefeit, hiels
,ln!lGiiafsii ourA meeienilde Mittel su beilsn.
menu bic bp1Dittsen Guniiicnsn Der Nisrsn
unsca 1dnais ssrriAtst wsrrcn, tetIrfen jsne
Srgone tcr slnresuNg, uNo bas befmbsihe
Mittel bisiur III - ta IS lsinsn Gisnit pbne
QuIrsisuns tsrlsIbsn Yerrihtst - Sp1sttrr' 8
Masenbtttfrs. ba5 in gcrtinbuns nit Ieinsn
itarfsnrsn une abfIbreuosn Gissnbeiisn msrtb-
ypae GiesaiAaI!en els Gin oarnmiitsl befst,
Gpwcbl bic Nieren tpis rie Sarnblals perten
taeur6 esNGrtt, unb bic araftisfeit tie es ib-
men eriteilt unb bic milee, assr mirfIsme
@nrssung, bic cs ibnen StS!isfsit getpabrt 1T
bic tefmGsliGs GaraHiis essen ibr aranfwsr
rem. 0a5 Sittcre il Md in antermaitisrr
Siniifi unfbaBbar, ta es aQssmsinc Sbmd9:,
@et drmutirrIebsrl JrSitsifsber OespfplIs,
gsraspfiGsit, GiGt Gbeumatismus urb anears
2eiesu brilt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-11-02
Giue Sarfc.

Oh @ls, wslds an Cen 55cgen son Susenbiun>
Den, MerpSfsr S4paAe, gntfsdftauns. 8erluii
Der Wanneotraf II. I. p. leiosn. isnbe id t NJ
fret sin Recept bas lie furirt. Diefss srcBe
(,silmh!st mrrbe Yen sinem Diiftcnar in Glib.
@mcrita eniosdt. Shidt sin nbbreiiirtes Convert
an 3fep. Soiepb Z. Saman, Stction ,, 9ise
yocuis, 9eiD Sjprt City. 23,9.tunjaS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-11-02

pirl6mifssnsa Wuttsrbsrssn faun 3u r1fh
taren waatc. Die pifcrs, Ieieenida!t''H'
Sccne int @artsn bsute absao ,pid'e'
G9oa uno 9isfa, Die fc tflariht - ial!'e ~
e'nen 3u1ammentans mit risisr lnauoet'
faften 1tat -rph nein - nsin F! e,t~s'1'
fam rang 1a lA los pcn sislen 'srlhmff
ternben 8erpaAte. gBie in Der 5lud9f por
Gta ialber, mautte fis fiji nit F'bsrDaF!f9
SaI jest itren adhitsn. itwersn YTl'eo'eh
gu, teren tammsrpoue 9af ile taum 81 ira
sen permeints. llnb rcd fuhlts lts IT,
ltineiip, baB IN esr nnabwsistarsn "o'g'
nenhistsit res 6antslas i9r jfst els fihp'
se &ettuns winte aus ereradsnser S@msr3'
ssriuntsnbsi,.
Inter psm teratteussn geiFaro pes
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orpnunacn, he sin jiasr ScfssTa'l nnttr
fold auben5snliA farsdiitaen Tsrealt"'i'
fen nuferlsat. mabrsno ibr san,se 0en
fen iid, ura lire unsIifli@ss aiae eaee!n'
pretts, tsaanp ibr erfs forperlihs e'flaaF'
ti,teit i'm Faatieeu 6Iawsrfsn einfs Sf's'
aramnis ait BEN 8tuosr ess Vfrltotbenah,
,p,ldes elm 8cte 3ur citation brnssn loa'
te, cam;t taIslte tsin erifen Mcrsen3fau'
En- anfJsssben wlros.
Srrn,ann fcnnte alsnann ihca ss9sa
,ht llar Mcrssns periUnlia bier elntref'
en-. Qt, ifs wubts nod islbIt niht Flar
parum, utsr itr einsisss SoFtn berut'f
sst aut Sermarn's 8cmnsn
(fs.:isbuse fsls:,)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-11-02

- Sdti:mprO elmer iung,n Dame N
cen NiaBaraIalsn 9et sinnen 5aaFn
tam cine iunas Dame pcn 9lsw Ycyt
atsnes 7 llbr in Nia5araiau5 an, wtl6e
slsiA duf Gem Depot eine DspsiAe on
sinsn Sslrn 8el9 in WeR 5oycnto as
ssbsn lisb, Res Satalts: DIE 3lse ba
ben tstns |ertinruns. SD tann tsuts
Nsaht nitpt nn'b SapIe tcnmsn. SD bin
nats earan, pstrildt gu merbsu." Der
1slfsrap6it fab, cab Die 0ame lspsnp
mar unr lls bsnfsfts, cab iie 70 bsila Ser.
SeniAmsr5en i'm Gopfe taSs, baB es itr
id,sne, llt mllis Dsrriidt psrosu. Sic mar
rann Qtsnre mob nah 0oats S.lano ae.
eaussn, inotm Ne esGubsrt bate, Te Fl
8uni!lerin un0 piin,Ge bic Glae bfim
WcntiAdn gu isttn. Daran erinne,t'
man iib nft wieeer, als man bic &lsi.
buasSlIds eintr juussn Dame ssiunesn
une bic atatleas ftltsafelt bate, sa6 GA
biz 1rdssEIn ssrfelssn tsim 1rrrayiatSurm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-11-02

- Bir tateu jstt cine srcbe 9luswaM
ron Stapsl D,95ophs ,u biliisen @rsfsn.
5arrsa' unp Gnateaan5iias, 5iiis. 5duse,
Stieisl uno als5 &mesre in tis|sgu Tahe.
Webr. 5rcit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-11-02

lit Den @oeruno ces Ntusara eeilarst baten
mupts. 8alb nabter sslanetsn bic !Ssrrsn
Jtsup uno pvn,on ia Waaasafa(ls an uub
man erfuAr nun folsenbs Gin5elss;tea: Die
Sans mar Elm 5raul. s. s. 5brfsIo aus
Wopsilrd, Ont, uno mar nit 5srrn Gelly
S'rlObt. esste5 Satr Ra:bsn spst griiosr
uno cine Sa!psfter Don i9r AT Der 5dwino>
llftt. BET TIT ielbf ;eistsa fb Die Nn.
faa9e ferleIeea Rranfbst uuo lie unter,oa
i'fb Der Nsbaneluns bsrporraaenoer Ner,te
N View yos'. Sic tslt flo banr eine
Belt lang in Der Npircnrad. @sasno auf 100
lltb '5r 3ulfaao 6eesutsuo tsijsyte. giaa
elmer inieterholsen 9teils naA 9feip Sort
lfb'en iese Gjslunpbsit licb NOD mssr eetel.
isrt 81 taten. bis iIe auYcsjihtissr @stle
au'sns une flo eiae grta!tung ,u,og bic
iiet auf Die eunses {a.a3 uns loren gr,t
tsfitmHts, ffe sur unoer3iig!itbsn Stiidfebr
nod 'brsr Ioe;matD 81 peranlaiIen. Go
fdsint, bab lls Bis Buffalo TAM, Ycn bier
aus t6r Gapad an cine Jrsuaou In So,
rcnto ih'f'e, eana naA BEN giasarafaus
fu1r, salelslt ssiti3 1ser nisDerseoradt au>
tah9te, aue SeieItbebesrihanJ Yerlor unb |
Bier tbrsm beihvsrlithsu Ssben Elm Gnce
matNtr, inesm ie Nta itsr bic Sale 9ina6,
ttir3's. sic mar frlbsr Jft:rs BIER, nit Der
Ser'licbteit aenaa bsfaant uno paalte ZEN
Aunl''si!ea Wautt, I'm ibr esbta ~ bs1alis.
btn. otrg ttsdp fsRrte oisisa Morssn tisf
na;a Soroato suriid. Die
gltstn Der tes!riB B.en unb al!sr Watr1den.
'iosieis naa tooten Dame wurbea telesra.
p9i!d tenaarid)ti9t.
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- Ssstr 6armsr insint rem &anlas
SWassn Ben Ecrsas 81 sefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-11-02

- 9srren. uno Danlen. Gdttel, fem unh
bitis. Snatsnia!ts! fir S. tei @sbr.
Jrpf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-11-02

- Gns Ter ni:BH. Gfn G'eratbidaitsn
ouf Der 5a:iU it ein aaaIas Wassn.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-03-01
4 NEW THEORY Or DISEASE.

We find in an exchange the follows
ing interesting articles:
DIR. George D. Beebe. an eminen:
physician OF Chicago writes to the Trib-
une OF that city u most interesting article,
in which lie claims TO have discovered
and lnly tested Il new antiseptic OF re-
markable virtue in the prevention and
cure OF scarlet fever, diptheria. erysipe~
las. and other Diseases Of contlsiou Or
infectious character.
The theory that has grown out of the
experiments OF Pasteur in france, Koch
in Grymany. and Tyndall III England
that these diseases involve septic poison
due 10 the rayages Of parasite animalcu-
lac, is warmly espoused by DR. Beebe,
VITO believes that he has demonstrated
the septic character oI scarlet lever and
diptheria.
Taking This view OF the disease he
began his search iuran agency that would
attack aud defeat the reproductive par~
aslies which he believes 10 be destroying
| the essentials OF the blood IL those dis
eases. He first found that carbolc acid
admin stored internally, was effective US
III stntiscpiic, Uub liz ot.JcCLion W ~ was
| that it could not bc diifused in sufficient
| quantities TO insure success without risk
ng its poisonous effects. Sulphite OF
soda was found to be difflsed enough,
bat to lack energy.
| 1t was finally IN a combination of the
two--su!pho-carbolate OF soda-lhat the
desired agency was discovered, and the
| Chicago Tribune testities thai its use
during the present epidemic this winter
oil scarlet fever and diptheria had abun-
dainty demonstrated its suilicieucy.
! II should be stated that DR., Bee be,
though homeo pathist, distinctly av err,
tina, his antlseptic must be given as such
| in quantities sufficient 10 tlisiniect the
blood, ana not in accordance with The
undergraduate principle.
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earnestly urge our present Legislature
to pass and the Governor 10 approve the
Scliate bill. 10 provide uniform aud cheap
text books Tor the public schools OF Alin-
ncso,s, Tor ia that lgt we sec uniformity
utility and cheapness, reforms that to
be Seen should Al once be adopted.
Resolged, That vote OF thanks from
this Grange be given to Hon. c. IL.
Lienau for introducing and his earnest
Efforts in supporting said bill.
Resolved. That a copy of these reso-
| lGtions be sent to the St. Paul Pioneer
Press aud the ANTI .MoNoPoLIsT for pub
licaiicn
| ST. Charles, MINI. FEB II. 1877.
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We are ple s,-.sTit ttiaL .no North STAR
aoleu M,il. with Paris q oson as general
las4uaSer, il ag.n in operation. AL ~ho. are
INTEREST,". IN weltanp vt Minnesota Will sa
graf Il ri to hrar tiIuI suuh AN important branch
ot"ur uiapuf ,ctnrlrg interests Is not allowed
~ II mali. lille Tbs Noith STAR Mills have
always been n credit b. the siat~ AID the supe-
ri0Y qualtg OF the blankets they manufacture
has gained sor theIn Ii reputation that is world
wide, and az Air. Gibson i 10 have charg. Of
them thrlr former reputation viii no doubt bt
fui! j. sustained - Hastings New Era.
we echo those sentiments. The failure o
Bncl. a man as Paris aibsol is a public calamity
w hope he will fully RECOVER from his embar.
SassIaenls
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-03-01

Duluth ? spvrs iud consolation in copying
frun' a Minneapolis paper whose editor for
mery Nv ii in Duluth, the following evidence
toal Times an about as had in the saw dust
metrupous, rs IN the polar zenith:
Judging from What We hear there il not one
cui ora hundred who viii IL 81 le to usy hs
personal property tux when Il i due. What
IL tu ha dune Nc don't know, ag an we think
any ody ese knows. The only thing likely
to prevent Il general break -up AL around Il
tile passage Il q 2-m0nti,'s stay law, az the
exp ration Of wch time the people probably
W.T. - al better condition 10 face tue titne-
gatheIer-St Paul Dispatch
There is consolation in the fact thal
Minneapolis gave i large majority for Il
man for president who said that enc
steps backward were to be taken from
The policy OIL contraction and forced re-
sumption. AMI now they are enjoying
she steps backward--A kind Of double
qulok--.o universal bankruptcy. Isn il
Jolly