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POLITICAL.
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Special Dfsp.1scA 10 7As Tribune.

Bpft7dI D79bu!ca 70 iva 3FpH"N
rlrrsnuNo, ra., Jun. 29.-To'nlght tho de-
mosraey Ut lIttsburx opeuc4 the Presidential
campaign VI 1sso by organizing T.trn Club.
The Ilarra are at the head Of tho movement, lhs
ohjccttyo point OF which Is lhe political anns'
htlution VI Senator Wallace. lfe Gramarcy
statesman has considerable strength III Western
Pennsylvania. including three Influential
journals, i.,u pittsburg Iust und the lsf'a'eh,
anl The Nseruxr Of Erie. Republican Scutlluent
tAYprs 9eu. GrQpk.
, 1879-01-30

Special Dfspatth to 71t 5risun&
DECATUR. ILL.,, Jan. o0.-Cosonor John Din
uccn waa knocked down aud robbed Of fi0o
and n 500 gold watch last night west OF the
city. lie was nearly beaten to death Ly one or
tnore men, who battered Ills hcnd In frlghttul
manner With u long club. His condition HOW [s
considered very dangerous by bis physician. Dr.
Wnlston, who haa dressed Ets wounds. Hood
Is still oozIug from bull of hts cars. lie ts the
proprietor VI y grocery store, und does biz
business. No C1Cw tO thu robbera.
, 1879-01-30
FATAL QuAnnEL.

DETnntr, Mich, Jan. :0.-Gcorge Wilbur ain!
jnhn Burke, aged respectively IL and IL ycars.
living In North plans, got into quarrel yestcr-
day afternoon, an,E Wilbur shut Ills cotnradc
through tie heart killing him instantly Sheriff.
Maticson nrreatcd Wilbur, who made full co,,-
fcsR!ou. The boys lad heretofore been thr
llrmcst friends, and aru respectfully connected.
, 1879-01-30

LITTLE NocK, Ark. .fan. 2g.-A negro cnl-
rl,ycd on the farm Of j. 4. Stokes, near fleena.
Yesterday attempted to Outrage Mrs. Stukea IN
,!c abscnce of her husband. Her cries brought
tho husband anl brother. aud tle fellow ran h.
FIRE accomplishing. hh puTposc !Ie wAt pltrsrd
a,,t shot, uylng lew hours later In the Helena
.Tnt1
, 1879-01-30

CINCINNATI, Jan. GA determined attempt
was n,ado to rob tho Gallia Comfy {OAto)
1'rcaaury last Monday night. Tic thieves et-
tcrted all entrance through an uniastcncd wln-
dow, breaking the combination knob Of the
safe, asl drilled several holes through thu door.
They wrro evidently frightened oil before at
contplishlng their object. There was s5o,ooo ia
tl.G kafe.
, 1879-01-30

fpke1aI DisDNfch u 7Af tribune.
ADRIAN, Jan. 22!l-Erank AIrktoy, fl Charge
Of Id Nukcr's tarln, In CambrtdGs, was knoekcl
tct,ae1es. while returning from tho harm late
Sunday evening, AnI ro1llct Of tG3. Al l!s
tcrth wcrc k,,uskcd out. liz Is believed to have
hrcu struck by Il sa'ni-bag Ia tile bands OF
tranp.
, 1879-01-30

DEXTER, Me-. Jan. eo.-'Tlls ru.soF nbout tho
discovery ot tbs murderer ot Tie latc Treasurer
of tjlr Dsxtcr Savings uank IL pronounced un~
founded,
, 1879-01-30

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t,n.,h ,,, .to ,,t,,t =, an,rr,or t. ftth dov of
sc,tcmher hnt t,,c cvtderrc IN. not discovered
nntt1 SUNDAY I'm OBI In lint morning tw,
men hro,c,,, wor,1 In +nc t,oropcr lint dead
h,,v h. =, t,.nr ,,.r.v.ro,, hv thcm 1v,ur und..r
,hc dr,ft e,", hr,,,h m In margin nf Enr,e
crcct. mar +,,r ro,I leading citrwnri. nu{
nr,,hn,,s frr milo. uc.t ri ,,e cornn,at,nn. 1hc
Co,oncr r.,,,rc, d, ,,,o .n,t anil .f,rr rrmnv.
in.r thu ,,rlft vii, which II WI, narttaly eoycrcl
fnrnil thr not.cl tu.1y =, a wouor IN an al.
yancc,, ,tato of ,,cryu no.,,,nn. mn, viii, ,hc
form of n malc rhld t,rtvccn icr t,,rl,.. tl,c
umlntlrst cori mt .,,nplc,r,v .rvcrcJ
rim hnrror. ,,r1 tnt1t,nottnn t.r..,oncd he
hi. toftng ,vo.o o.. tn+,,.o ,h,t f,r
doya I, vns fc,r,t :, ,,,,, r,,,l,, ,.,.,t lin IN
nu11 vrc,1< vc,c,r,, ,,,,, ,t,t, t,,ro. NM, cn.
, 1879-01-30


1aeR westward 10 Tic po'at "aesc INC ooa5 "as
htcfrA"1s .ouno' ann tnefe IN t'e shent m'a'
"le". to''uIeu t's VIE ous '"t" ''"' ua'k us'oe1'
efo" VI MA. ''Heo "'e creek mase'u' hast''I
t''Fs" o9ee heF "oaY Ing as"t"ool hhd loR'
"."' '.en ea'ne paek 70 ols a'ap"' arr.slh2 t"e1e
.lt.s oc'"ss :" 'Ie ",o'"'ne, aeeo'"'"H ~ '''e
ts''''u"t ~ M atap'e o"s' '''e "o'ee "ni o"k45
eo'e1co "'lh tnual
AENNicA 7"'A"
pssan u" ','s "a oi 'eee'hoc'' a'r! was pFotract'
=" tnfouehout eleven daSs' Tue eShlenro
e5oupeo into conhee'ca ssory aooFe was
Nea'ea WIN great skl'l a4su losee bs prosecutor
H'a'n anu 'hs ass@tanS. lhc Ac'enee had no
spec'a' INC. 1hfy relic" upon tfe creation OF
teabohao'e ooubt upon ihe es1dente ot Tie
stasc paftfcnlariY rs 10 t'n' Identity ot ti'c rp-
mans ae those OF Mrs' aaesfsk' Merflrk insist
co WAT Ae eou'i haA us w"e. anu 'm: hfst
'"1hc W "'c euD!Hen1 ~! 1ua 'le1cnse WIS l"at
vi "!a!'a a. Meff!ek. lhe 'ttltnse "as a
E"astls 'aece IhFouR'lout' serving ohls todcepeh
ti. hlgnat'on a',u pfe1"t''ca auain't tf1e mssere
ao'c monster ~ "oo'c 'n'e1eft H. "as 'fntne
~ l'v e'ose o ts'e nearing !'"' Jury oeooRht III
"'e'u'el u sun.y nna pen"ts ~ asat"
"'fh's ".'ssLa "''utt'
. nu", .'o e'". =. W.. 'ts"su'en' 't'tnes .''t
'rlu.' ~ NV ".'t.".s a'!''"'e" )" uaho tne
''s." e'is".ess ~, 49, e '"""' e,.'eu .', Nv"
nea''.s s ~" sS'u"e ,.,'' passe MI" ''.u'asf'
., 1,.. ".' ~ ss Nv ,,'' ,sns '' ~ 'rs ~
t.s. wv. " ~ ~ 1'A ~ =.
e""'e". ~ ''e Doeso' "' t4'' w s'S"s y.
"saA. .'.."s " ~. 49,, 'g 1,,.,, ..psn.u"ss a''s'
Ms'"'' -. - -, ~. ''' e''e'' 'A.'o.s =.
VIZ w. apo" NV uas's ~ ~, '"uos =, VIZ
s'""s ~ "t'H' "s ~ ""os' su.'''s,"''a''oo'
w." ..' ~ T.. .,,..'.., =. , ~ :. ue ,, Wa. m
, 1879-01-30

C,xctsx4rI, O., Jan, 34-TAe tock-opt 1t tho
Asul4ud tKy.} Iron-Worls aud Furulsa sllues
.t4I, e.,uttnlea. A largo body at aalnesA aru on
, 1879-01-30
THE COURTS.
The Twenty Per Cent Addition to tho
South Town Assessment De-
clared Illegal:
New Suits, Confessions, JudE.
ments, Divorces, Etc.

New Suits Confessions. ,1uIH~
,,,ants f,;ynroas I,to
Corporation Counsel bonhetd yesterday re.
cetyed i copy Of the opinion OF the Supreme
Court in The cs.e of Collector Kjn,bal1 ", The
Msrr,,ant., . a.,In., fosn .nI rrn.t comn.nv.
=. ona"Ho nv He1. .,,.,
~ ~n'sh she ~ per cent adaat'on 70 sns eou'o
Town taxes Of 1871 by the County Board VIA
DECLARED TO be illegal.
After st,,,r0 thc c,.c ,b. cour, ..ra ,b,t n
co,,r, ~ s",,.v 1,.. ,u,,.1as,,ea ,.hsn ,ho ~
has 'ccn Iesisd without authority. or wien the
briefly disposed OF this point, ths Court dis.
.ne hoafa of eoaotf commissioners
IN ra'fe the aggregate assessment Of
tho county rhey ray: "our under.
standing |. that tho State Hoard cquallses upon
."e "ss.seal' saluat''a " ~ 'He .o""a VI VIZ
tr's.s o. INC sesefa' eouu.'es Oh .ne sta,e ~
made by the Asses1ora, but when that Il done,
fron, ,,e rcrr,,,. va,ns,;ons ~ n nv county i.
as's - ~ -. -.
"ae" " lne o.a'o noasut II ~ w a"oe'l VI ue
'sttctch FROM tlIe aggregate cquaEszed valuations
As fixed and asce.t aimed by The County Board OF
that particular county. Tint shoya tho atso-
lite ucscn.;ts fur liz restrictions placed on
Cuuoty Buar,is that thcy sb1 in no t1's taucc re-
h.ice aat aEtrreats salaat'onb mae" ~ the toWn
o. ns'sa .'Hsst, ~. fis anfisAss I'm sanu
tlon .uote t"a' - aetANif HetesSa's y
ixa.iun. si,ouli tiry do 80. IL Il ap
H., I'M +ha i, At. ,,aartI ,nt,ht rroE. " hxf
~ to .I 's,, H.. ,,iyn,, ,a, In soo o
na,.t tis.s ,hs isu,ntv Hoa,d incrn.s"1 , ~ TIA
n,,.Irc1,tn ra,,o,Ion ~ ner..,no, nr.sr,v ~
.sa;o H.. ,,, tss"ss,-s ~ ill., sarcrai t"uns ~
tI's o1,,g, ~ hr s,,rn ~ ,.s,,ng so in1i ~, Ii'.
state Rnsr; III srems. Tux ~ i,ssls for ia
nc.inrs ~ "a. f.. ,iufw ,nIrr The law. tbr ntr
In tI,o t,.ni a,.l
dntrr,ne,i tho raj re rent tn be added tu tie
assarnt ernn"rt~ II tTnn- i,,u,ntv = IT, tnair ihs,
p'.,.r .su'' t..r 4 tnst -SInstrr ~ oti.o-
eouus} pGat -, JusL 'e'a.g" ~ osns.
eoiia1lcA N luz o'als, ano WIEN thut
ratc per cent WIS audco, a. "ab A1tef-
, 1879-01-30

NEw YoRK, Jan. :9.-Thc prices obtained to-
day At the auction safe of 1D0, ,00 tons OF scrnn-
ton coal were from el4 10 90 rents per ton below
The prfcca OF December. as follows: Nteumhoat,
&?.10 tn e!!.H5: Cratc and rEy, &n9.30 to $2.40;
store, Sn75; Chestnut, $9935 to S..4U
, 1879-01-30

VIxiv4, I. T., Jan. 21.-Tha "Details u tnost
horrible murder hqse luat reached here.
An IluliAu, aged 30, snsrrlca to a. band.
sumo sauaw, aged ..1a. auasselcsi with
her On zccount Ut jsaiouay. They lI7sd on
the Canadian N!ser. No ooc was present to See
the bloody deed, but there Ia evidence that
Sebastian lrst t!rA his beautiful witu upright III
a chaiF with strong ropcs os coEda- Sha was
euslruly puus. Sebastian then, sclztug IN NJ,
eut ofE her head. und. playtux It, with tts 1ouz
Aalr streaming with b!Ool. III III old iron put,
!ail It ln ts,s nsr at tAs cabin. Tie murderer
, 1879-01-30
ITE AIb.

A new trial calendar will BE- maIn up for the
February term ul the Circuit Court. Frtdny,
Feb. Z, Will he the last day for filing notscrs,
ul.l also tic last day Of service to tint term.
Judge Mourn Yesterday granted 4 uceree OF
dis nrce to Frank Wetse from Eliza Weiae On
tic gruulul vi descrtton aud adultery.
Charles D. Luxk waA appointed AtalEuea Of
Wallace ", Hall.
WtElssn Il Underwood, Jr., aud Joseph undcr-
tyt,nI
, 1879-01-30


liz FtF ON 4 NJ" oulsR
toward Ills Wills, untl W plaussb'ltty rot her to
aGrco TO 30 to the houAe OF h'tl"tio to 10
treated. 1t wss Win th's nurpose i'll tic heart
Of the wfe ad Win m'lr.ler IN tho hcart VI tl1c
husband that tue TWO started IN buggy from tho
ftabto op tint SATURDAY tight ntout o'clock,
Merrlck drovs to u sal"on on lnd'ane avenue,
alt.hted. md procured glass of blackberry
wlue. 1nto the Eaass he poured white pow.
der, saying II was gulnine ad was fur Il sick
person In buggy outside. It was strYchn!ur,
purchased Of q druggist two daYs befurc, a,nl
the skull nntt cross.bonpa upon tue wrapper
were seen and sworn to oil tllu Trial ty one Of
tho nell who were In thu saloon. With q won.
ans trust Mrs. McrrIck swallowed the fatal
ura,.g.,t md then tho ride was continued west
ward Into the country. The poison Lcgaa to
work It's deadly uissnu, md With tue ansut fire
in her ylta!s thu dyiug woman cndcavnrcd to
tumo fru,n ,hr buggy, nt,L tllpl Tho a.r viii,
i.or screccl,cs. A farmer driving homo lcasl
md raw these things, but Thought, ra.elcssly,
thor verc ti.s anttcs of = drunken woman. In
thu woods, totts from any human llaLttattu1,,
what passed bctwcru lhe jcy!!i.t, murderer a,li
h1, yicttm can be ouly yeu]rcturcd from th.
fact TINT farmer In beJ
,,..,, .u. ,you.v r,~
,,, d,os.,ro ,art .n b,r r.,,i,r IT,, t,,.r
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25
An Infnllible Remedy,

No longer like Job neod the afflicted millons
y out; "Oh, that my grief were weighed
and my calamity laid In the balance! 70 arc
forgers Of LESS ye ore all physicians Of no
value" For an absolutely safo, reliable and
certain cure for Piles. the most exasporating,
painful Of all diseases, has been found by DIR.
Blsbee. Half million OF sufrorors with piles
testify to tho virtues OF Anakosis. Physicians
Of ell schools endorse 1t and prescribe it;
600, 900 persons have used 1t In all stages and
varieties of piles and mono without G,nofit.
1t has been pronounced tho "happiest medi-
cal discovery Of the age," and DR.. sils6ee, an
practice, IA benefaotor to his race" No rom
edy 60 simple and yet so infslliblo as Anakesia
combination OF the soothing poultice OF tho
English. tho instrument Of the French, and the
1t affords immediate relief from the most OK.
cruciating pain holds up the painful tumors,
and ultimately cures tho worat cases of Piles.
Samples Of 'tANAKEsIs" are sent free TO all
sufferers on application to the sole nanufac-
t tnrers, Msssrs 2. Neust.edter & Co., Boz
where. Phce 4lo0 per box b.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25
Starving to Death,

thousands of men and women are
Starving themselves to death. They
dare not eat this or that, fearing it viii
increase their flesh. Life depends
upon continuous sclf-denial. Tho only
safe and reliable remedy for this terri
bic condition Is Allan's Anti-Fat. Ii
IS wholly vegetable and perfectly harm
less. Its use insures reduction of
from two to five pounds per week.
Sold by druggists.
BUFFALO, N. Y, juno l3, 1879.
10 the Prop'rs of Allan'sAnti-Fat:
GENTLEMEN---The following report is
from the lady who used Allan's Anti
Fat: ct (the Anti-Fat) had the de-
sired effect, reducing the fat from two
10 nve pounds a week, until had lost
regain what have lost" q
Yours, respectfully,
1s POWELL q PLIMPToN. t.
.S Wholesale Drnggish.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25
a Cure for Slunticr

The following very homcly, but singular.
ly instructive lesson is hy St. Philip Ncri:
A lady presented herself to him one day,
accusing herself of being given to slandcr.
"Do you frequently fall into this fault :"
inquired the saint. eyes, father, very
oftcn," replied the pcnitcnt. "My dear
child,' said the saint, .'your fault is great,
but mercy is still greater. For your pen
ancc, do as follows: "Go to the nearest
market, purchase chicken just killed and
well covered with feathers; you will then
walk a certain distance, plucliing the
bird as you go along, your walk finished,
you will return to mc'
Great was the establishment IF the lady
on receiving 80 strange a pcnance; but, ST.
lcncing all human reasoning, she replied:
81 will obey, father; will obey" Ac-
cordingly, she repaired to the market,
bought the fowl, and set out on her Journey,
plucking it as she went along, as she had
been ordered, In short time she returned
anxious to tell of her oxactncss in accom-,
plishing ncr pcnancc, and dcsirous to re.
ccivc an explanation of one so singular.
"Ah." SAID the saint, "you have been
faithful to the first part of my orders; now
90 the second part and you will be cured.
ketracc your steps, pass through MI the
places you have already traucrscd, and
gather up, one by one, all tho feathers yor
have scattered" "But, father" cxclaim
ed the poor woman, "that is impossible
cast the feathers carclcssly on every side
the wind carried them in different direct
ions: how can / now recover thcm2'
"Well, my child" replied the saint $50 il
is with your words of sandcr. Like tho
feathers, which the wind has scattered
they have been waited in many directions
COLL them back If you can. Go, and sin NJ
more" History does not tell if the lady
was converted, but 1t is probable. II re
quired saint to give the lesson; one woult
be fool not to profit by it.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

BEAUTirIERs. Ladies', you cannot
make fair skin, rosy checks and spark
ling eyes with all the cosmetics oi
France, or bcanltiers of the world,
while in poor health, and nothing win
give you such strength, buoyant spirits
and beauty as Hop Bittcrs. A trial is
certain proof. See another column
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

WORTHLESS srUFr!--Nut 80 last my
friend; If you could sec tho strong,
healthy, blooming mon, women and
children that have been raised from
beds Of sickness, suffering and almost
death. by the use of Hop Bitters, you
would say "Glorious and Invaluable
remedy" Sec another column. Ii
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

BABY shows are the fashion now but as
long as mothers continue to nurse their
little ones with laudanum or other opi-
ates, they cannot expect their Babies to
look bright. If your Baby needs med
icine get good and harmless one such
as Dr.. BULBS Baby Syrup.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

IF Your THROAT FEELS SoRE or uncomfortable
use ,ag promptly Dr Jayne's Expectorant, it viii
Gus, aiiay Inflammation. and SO Give the ar
ieotod parts a chance to heal. No safer remedy
can 6o had for al Coughs and Colds, or any
NlAl WILL prove IL enoacy, S~'-Ss-,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

"A GOOD way to keep bottled green
gooscbcrres is to pour little salad oil
on the top before corking them up
They must of course be previously
boiled like other bottled fruit.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

SpICED FRUIr.-To seven pounds of
fruit, take three pounds of sugar, one
pint OF vinegar, cloves, mace, and Gin
namon to suit toste; sprinkle the sugar
over the 'ruit; let 1t stand over night,
then boii juice, vinegar and spice fif-
teen minutes. Put In the fruit and boil
ten minutes.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

A wag who had lent minister q
horse that had run away and thrown
the clergyman, claimed credit fol
spreading the gospel.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

He sail but little, yet as he gazed on
the mutilated edge of his best razor he
mentally vowed never again to marry
a woman with corns.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

"I FEEL sure this hats not broa
enough in the briM, Aunt Jcmima ~
"What does it matter, child! Look a,
me put on anything"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

ONE trial Of Dobbins' Electric Soap.
(made by Cragin & Co., Philadelphia,
Pa.,) will satisfy the most doubling, Of
Its great merit. Pure and white as
snow. Try it. Make your grocer get
IL -
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

A TABLE ORNAMENT.-Sew coarse
flannel around goblet with the stem
broken off, put this shapely dome upon
a SAUCER of water, wet the flannel and
sprinkle over as much flax seed as will
adhere to it. The flannel will absorb
the water from the saucer, which
should often be replcnisheG. In about
two weeks the flannel will be concealed
in a beautiful verdure, which will vie
with any table ornament.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

WONDER the English do not establish
Zuluogical garden in Africa.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

The glass houses of Plttsburg are
running day and night to supply the
demand for diamonds for seaside hotel.
clerks.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

"What do we eat?" That depends
If you live In n boarding house no h,l
man being can tell.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

There are thirteen different grade
of brown sugar, and yet some can't b
sweet.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

If you have Sick Headache take
dose Of DR.. Bulbs Baltimore Pills; "
know you will find relief.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

BREAD-PUDDING.-IIalf Il pound of
stale Dread, soak in warm water ten
minutes and wiring dry in clean cloth {;
one quart Of milk, four eggs, yolks and
2hitcs we'll beaten together; two
ounces butter, one even teaspoonful of
salt, half Il pound Of we'll washed and
picked currants dried in towel; one
coiice-crp of light brown sugar; half a
grated nutmeg; mix we'll, butter the
pan and bake for thrce-quarters Of al
hour in hot oven.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

IT takes woman with remarkably
strong mind to gaze straight at the pull,
pit and not loo!; around when new So
prano starts up tune in the rear
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

TURNlrs. - Leave turnips in tho
ground until hard frosts come. The
tops may be fed to COWS. Carrots, beef 8
and parsnips, must bo dug before very
cold weather.. Store in trenches or pits
in dry place, from which water Will
run of. If put ina root-ccliar, pack In
earth In boxes or barrels or bins, ac-
cording to the quantity. Ifancw rhu-
barb bed is desired, it should be made
In fall. Plow up the part Of the garden
not In use before the ground freezes.
Gather and burn all the weeds and rub
blsh,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

WHEN Is lamp-lighter like coward
ly soldier2 When he fires and run
away.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

Sour MILK.-Most people have pre-
ju'lice against sour milk, but let those
who doubt its being good and whole
some try some fixed as follows: Take
the curdled milk when it is thick and
resembles somewhat cheese curd, add
to tcacupful add tablespoonful of
sugar, with nutmeg or any other sea-
soning if liked. 1t is about equal to
CuStNrQ.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25
TRUTH is mighty-mighty scarce.

AT the foot of his profession--tht
chirODOdist
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

HUMAN happiness Is a bauble fol
many, but bubble for all.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

TIE bell punch is generally supposed
to be modern invention, but it was
evidently in use In Macbeth's time,
from the fact that he says eco bid thy
mistress, when my drink is ready, sho
strike upon the bell"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

Cottage CHEEsE.-Whcn the milk is
nicely clabbcred, Put it on the stove
and let it remain until we'll scalded, but
ito not allow it to boil. Pour forth
tho c,lrd and whey into a bag made of
chcese-cloth, and suspend it until we'll
drained and the curd is left quite dry ;
turn the curd into pan, add salt, q bit
of butter and enough sweet cream to
make quite moist. 1t can be moulded
into little balls or put into glass dish
without further preparation.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

BREACHES Of trust are not as Otter
made by tailor as by his customers.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

"GENTLEMEN OF the jury" said an
eloquent Chicago advocate, "you hcv
heern the witness swar he saw the
prisoner. raise his gun; you hcv heern
him swar he saw the flash and heered
the report; you hev hecrn him swar
he saw the dog fall dead, you have
heern him swear lie dug the bullet out
with his jackknife, and, and you have
seen the bullet produced in court; but
whar l ask you, is the man who saw
that bullet hit the dog"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

THE train just emerged from tun-
mel, and Yinegar-faced maiden of
thirty summers remarked to her gentle
man companion, Channels are such
bores ~ which nobody can deny. But
a young lady, of about sweet eighteen
who sat in a seat Immediately in front
of the ancient party, adjusted her hat,
brushed her friZzcs back, and said to
the perfumed young man beside her,
81 think tunnels arc awfully nice"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

con, my darling your voice is as mu-
sical to me as vcsper bell, whose
tones fall softly on the pert'umcd cven-
Ing air. Speak again and say those
words, my beloved, for 1 could listen
to your voice until tho stars arc extin-
guished into everlasting night!" A Arter
marriage: ~ have had just about
enough Of your clapper, old woman,
and If you don't let up l'll leave the
hOuse,''
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

IMPORTANT VIRTUE OF THE TOMATO
LEAVES. - a statement comes from
South America that a singular property
Of tomato leaves had been discovered by
fruit grower. Having cut down some
tomato vines, he used them ps II mulch
around his peach trees. Hc soon dis
covered that the curculio, which was
destroying his fruit, had abandoned the
trees surrounded by the tomato vines,
Following up this accidental discovery,
the free use of tomato vines proved a
perfect protection not only against cur
culio, but other noxious insects. lie
ioand, also, by sleeping in water some
fresh leaves of the tomato, and sprink-
ling the infusion upon other plants, the
innumerable insects which covered
item were driven away. Some garden
crs have tried tho above remedy, some
by accident and others by intention,
and their success was remarkable.
One gentleman had his apple trees ra-
vagcd by the curculio until last year,
when he secured n splendid crop. lie
knows OF no cause for mis- exemption
from the curculio except the tomato
plants that were grown from the first
among his trees.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25
lF YoUR Liver is Dsordered Hoofands Gor-
man Bitters will set 1t right.

For PIMPLEs ON tho Face. use Hieskell's Tet-
er Ointment It never fails to remove them.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

UNDER the head of Ornithological
the witty Boston Post says that the ma
tional bird Of Rhode Island Is the clam,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

The world averages an annual pro-
duct Of 681 .000, 900 pounds Of tea, China
producing 600, ,00O, 900. Japan 4O. .00O. 900,
India 81, ,000. 900 and Java {, 1000, 900. y
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

If TROUBLED with Constipation, take Hoof-
and's German Bitters