The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-02
WHAT MEN HAVE. DIED ToR. :

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duel about II dog Colonel Ramsey
in one about servant; Mr.. Feath-
erstonc in one about recruit {;
Stcrno's father in ono about O.
goose and another gentleman in
one about bottle of anchovios.
One officer was challenged for
merely asking his opponent to pass
him u goblet: and another was
compelled to fight about Il pinch of
snuff. General Barry was chal-
}lcnged by Captain Smith for de-
clining wine at y dinner in IL steam
boat, although the General pleaded,
Is All excuse, that wine Invariably
Aado him sick; and Lieutenant
Qwthcr lost his life in duel be-
cdlse he was refused admittanco 10
q 1lub of pigeon shooters. In 1777
a duel occurred in New York be-,
! two en- Lieutenant Fcatherstonc-
harEh of tho 10Th, and Captain
Nj Hllcrson, Of tho 42nd British
regiment, in regard to tho manner
of eating an ear Of corn, ono con-
tending that the eating was from the
cob, tNd the other contending that
tho gl&in should be cut off from the
cob >cioro eating. Lieutenant
Feathdstoneluugh lost his right
arm, tls ball from his antagonists
pistol Suffering the limb dreadfll,.
ly ; so N Alch that it had to bo am
putated. Major Noah lost his life
in 1927, u tho dnelling ground at
Hoboken, with Barton the son-in-
law of Edward Livingston, in II
simple dihutc about "what was
trunhps' iAa game Of cards.
TuE STAtDAED RtaEDIEs for al
diseases Of hc lungs arc Schenck's
! Pulmonic Syrup, Schcncli's Sea
Weed Tonic, and Schcnck's Man
drake Pills. al ii if taken before tho
lungs are ddtroycd they effect q
speedy cure. go these medicines
DR.. j. Il. Schack, of Philadelphia,
owes his uNEE tod success in the
treatmenr ol A'nAjnary diseases
The Pnimumc y y"up ripens the
lnOIDlu lflis"Lel "A ;hr lungs, nature
throws it OIL BY q easy expcctora-
ton, and the patiAt has rcliet from
tho prcstrating ciAgh. Tho Man
drake P;ns must "a freely used to
cleanse and stimulio the stomach
and liver; they reI owe all obstruc-
tions, relax the gil blaId and
! start tho bile frcclyiand the liver
is soon relieved. $chcnck's Sea
Weed Tonic is geAlo stimul,nt
and Alternative the ala,li Of Which,
it is composed mixes nth the food
and prevents souring. It assists the
digestion by toning up the stomach
to II healthy condition, . that the
food and the Pulmonjc ,lyrup will |
make good blood; thonYthe lungs
heal, and the patient willsurcly got
well if care is taken to avid fresh
cold. Full directions acompany
each preparation. All wha wish to
consvlt Dr.. Schcncl1 personally, can
do SO at his principal office, corner
of Sixth and Arch Sts., Philu] u]clphia,
evcry Monday.
Letters to the above address,
asking advice, answered fhe of
charge.
Schenck's Medicines are son by
all druggists. *
SAVE THE OLD PAPER. Nsyer
throw away old paper. If you 1--we
no wish to sell it, use it in tle
house. Some housekeopers prdpr
it to cloth for cleaning mAy
articles of furniture. For instam{,
Il volume written by lady wiz
prided herself on her cxpcrietcA
and tact says: "Aftcr the Stove tas;|
been blackcncd, it can be h{pt|
looking very we'll for a long time
by rubbing it with paper ey y
morning. Rubbing with paper Is il
much nicer way of keeping the H,t-
side Of a tea kettle, coffee pot ind
tea pot bright and clean than the
old way of washing them in s}ds.
Rubbing with paper is also the hst
way OF polishing knives, tinwal O ind
spoons; they shine like now sil Ecr.
For polishing mirrors, windFs,
lamp chimncys, etc., paper is better
than dry cloth. Preserves Ind |
pickles keep much better if br4 4sn
paper, instead Of cloth, is tiod dcr
the jar. Canned fruit is not SO lpt |
to mould if a piece of writing pater
cut to fit the can, is laid directlyon
the fruit. Paper is much better to
mt 1ln1er n cn1Dcf thon straw IT, |