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New-York tribune., 1879-08-30

L Broadway will open on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER l, IN
vigorous management and with Increased fdCl.
ONCE viii open receive pupils on and after AUGUST
10. seud for CIRCULAR ). s. PACKARD PiesldenI
CT. LOUIS COLLEGE, 104 West 3Sth-st.--
~ select Catholic school, SepeInJe 2o eeVenth
special business languages.
PRICES REDUCED % PER GENT.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

and thrift by its own methods, will
not such action compel ncighboring
States to go and do liEcwisc?
The worlds crop of cotton is now
equal to ten or twelve million bales of
the average weight of American cot
ton, probably the latter. OF this
quantity five million bales arc raised
III the United States, rnL between six
and seven millions are spun and
woven upon machinery contained in
large factories in Europe and Ameri-
ca. The rest is spun and woven by
hand, and here is probably Il larger
portion of the population Of the globe
still insutlicicntiy clothed in hand
made goods than arc clothed in those
furnished 10y the factories Of Europe
and America combined. The average
work OF one operative working one
year in Lowell will supply the annual
wants OF GOO fully clothed Chinese
or 5000 partly clothed East inlianS.
No country in the world, except
Egypt, produces any substantial guam
titv Of cotton SO we'll adapted to work
upon modern machinery as that Of lilc
Southern States. Nearly ono half ,lIc
world remains tObc conquered by cot
ton and commerce. TO the cotton fields
and factories Of the United States will
not the Increase surely come as COM
mcrcc slowly but surely opens the
way?
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25
CASE OF col. j. G. BRANEON.


GH%TS 1-Eor sixteen Years have been .rrcA
S'lt"frr rom S,'rouiI In It's most distressing.
ior!ii. nave b"Cn confined To my room un,.
nct iof nitC'n N"nfS Hiih &cgOluiOuS ulc"yu
ions Il" most approved remedies for Suci,
ca~fS nlf h"rn used, ana the most tmIn"rt
phlSl:iani consulted without any decided
h'nclt. THnS DrnS'ratCu. dist .pS"ci, dc,pnrd.
ii% l WY, advised ~ pr. AyCr y: Floyd COun-
" GA, 70 commence IN" u>n Ct yolr C0mnouud
EN,ra'i St!,!HEii. LHrttIt,:" -, a.; inS;i,lrirn;
- '"-,'''"' ~" n'N!"l oht:!nch .ruM ,!r t>r %,
~ -i''',':i@ a. Il i ~ ,D:r.. IN aiirJ,lnt. r.
"'. "a 't" ih'"n.tii ~ nv >U:I' reg hl.!"rt,
':'irE NHh, 9l"i','.'tr: su;'i"i'E, rn> I .htr.
"lt! ~ niit'' remedies ana rrnir r'i"t tnr u,'
"a oar Extract 0f S;li!in.:.a. until | can say
i!nlE u IN curc'! ~ al rair" o. all d!sra -
villa EH,hN,E u CDN'uct the active pursuit O;
ny Nro ion More than eight mo..tl,, have
elapsed Si"cc :hiS remurkAb bic cure without;
hny 'ctUTn q: tii'. disease.
20" IN" triEh or the above 9tr:rma"t refer.
20 ANY gent ni!"mNn iii ,Iavtow County. Ga. and
!n'.i" li''''nhr oi 'hrh2 ot ChcrHNc" Circuit.
WHO nrt acquainted with III. I shall ever
remain, VII ihc deepest gratitude,
Your ODrh'"rL SERVANT
I G.. BlS SSDN m J,,-
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25
,TFEI2I EEElEEI.GE9 GDz7 IAE1Hg
UOLLOWAY'S pILLS!!

II hal no nprcti'o; ITolIowny's Pills
We me Il hearty ono"
"Iuur Pills are marvellous"
Il send foranothcr box, and keep them
in the house"
"Dr. holloway has cured my headache
that was chronic.
81 gave one Of your Pills to my babe
for choiorn m'rhus. The dear little
ching got wei, in II day"
"'.y nausea Of a morning is now
cured"
"lour box Of Holloway's Ointment
cnrnd mo of noises in the head.
rubbed some of Your Ointment behind
the cars and the noise has left"
''S}na me two boxes; l want one for q
poor family"
Il enclose n dollar: yonr price is %
cents, hnt tho ,ncGicinc to me is worth n
G.Oil,r.'
Send mo five boxes of yorr Pills"
'Lct me have three boxes OF your
pil;S by return mail, for chi!ls and
fever"
[ have ovcr 20D such tc:,i,ncn;als ns
'1r"%' hnt want o!slucc ccml,!a me to
conclude.
For CUTANEoys DISORDERS,
And MI cru tinns Of the skin This 0in.
m'nt i% most ivvn'rrllo It toes not
zeal rNi"rn"!iy nlonc. Int pcnc,mtca
vi thn n:"". "o"r>:.int eli cts to the
very root cf owl.
NOLLOV'LL'S CYTY7JEST.
Possessed o: :his rc,ucdr, every mnn
may d" own G0ciur. IT Ray be rubbed
INTO tA2 "y%ttl so ~ Ia rr#ch any in
t"rn'! complaint; hy t!,a, n."rns, cures
sores or Ulcers IN :!r threat stomach
liver, spine" "r c;her parts i is an In
ia!llhi- :'ainC1N frT lad t,!,s, bad breasts,
rnu'rA"ted or s:!ii joints, goat, rnournn.
tiSm ;uh al sin ,,iHcn,rS
IHr0"TAiT CArTI0f.--Nouc are rrau.rc m
- i" zig l'iui" % l. iihYNNCi: ~ Nw?r, for
'HI '"t"'S STATES 'nGtOUu. j. nH.a hr.i o. iIiiS
jt" !ijntAi. Bose, 1t - Ccuti G4 cents. and
- Clri.. y " '''' ''''
~" yhrrc /, rOu@iI Icrnh!p enyinr by taking
'hi' la!oc' sizes. HOLLOWAY 81 CO.,
New York.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

CAPTAIN II. w. DAWSON has re-
turned TO Charleston after IL summer
spent in Europe, and resumes his cdi-
torial labors;witll renewed vigor. We
welcome him back to the home Of his
adoption.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25
LONDON GOSSIP.
Editor Lawson--Charles Rcndc's Tcmpor--
Sensational Bcaut utics--Ti chborno Again,

Especial Correspondence or the Tlmcs.1
! LONDON, October p You have seen
by the papers that Mr.. Lionel Lawson,
one of the proprictors Of the Ddily
TclcgrUph, has gone over TO the ma
jorily. lie died very suddenly. 1t is
curious coincidence that his great
, chum, MIR. Pnsno, the diamond mcr-
c!lant Jf Portland place, also died sud-
denly Il few weeks ago. The latter
felt i'll, went into chemists, and
while demanding Il drauwht died in
his chair. The startling sutlLcnncss
OF his death greatly distressed Mr..
Lawson, and now he is laid low with
almost as li;ilc warning. lawson WAS
Il don rirant and Jolly fellow, who
seemed to thoroughly enjoy himself
He and his old friend Posn0, both OF
whom were immensely rich, had some
good Old times. Lawson. so his iuli-
mates say, had Il curious desire TO die
the richest COmnoncr in England,
and although hc did not achieve this
plutocra;ic distinction there is no
doubt that hc has left behind him an
enormous fortune. His principal
heir is Mr.. Edward l.. Lawson, the
editor of The D"i|y IclcyrapA, who
must now be a milliouHrc--Dut better
still. he is clever fellow, with q
noble heart and Il generous mind.
Great wealth will not spoil him.
How i this for naval outlay? The
bills have just come in. The Fhnnix
and Miranda, at D~vonpoit. have cost
GlOo,oOn, Il tr!!Ic compared with the
AGamcinnon, the little bill for which
amounts to CISo,OUO. Then there are
the little gun-bontS, the Griprr and
I lic Iickicr, costing C2l 900, so by the
time the vessels are fitted out and
! ready for sea over EGU0, 900 will have
! fbccn expended. Before tie Sultan
again hoiIS her pcunaut her outfit for
another commits ,ion will to! up 10 the
iornliunbln sum Of Gjn 900. britannia
rules The waves, ii will be remembers
ca, and YOU will conclude from the
above figures, which are official, That
the ruling part of the business is trc-
nIndou"ly expensive. No wonder
John Bull groans and complains of
taxation, which is yearly on tho i'll
crease.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

j G.s'T ESEG4'TIIVEGgp,

With new additions arriving daily.
Choice New Orleans MonsScS Gne Syrups,
Sugar Of al grades, Rio and Java Co Ace.
gr2cn or " astcd. Choice Family Flour.
Also, ngcnt for thc best Flour in tao mar
kct Piedmont Patent Flour"-it has no
equal. Cream Cheese and Mncaroni.
Crackers and Cakes of all kinds, Soap,
soda aud Starch, Well Buckets, Water
Buckets, Brooms, Well Ropc and Cotton
Rope, Bacon, BagMng and Ties, lard in
Barrels, Cans and Buckets, best Sugar
Cured Hams, Red Rust-Proof Oats. Seed
Rye and Barley, Nails, Axes, Horse md
Mule Shoes, Axlo Grease, White Vino and
Cider Vinegar Smoking and Glowing To-
bucco, Raisins, Currants and Citron,
---AL3O- la
\ Cnnnol Goods of all kinds-Salmon.
Sardines, Tomatoes. Peaches, Pine Apple,
Mixed Pickles, Chow. Chow, Pepper
Sauce and Mustard.
ALSO.
A fno selection Of Boots and Shoes
CHEAP FOR CASH.
CALL AND BE CONVINCED.
Nd. Hs. FH1g1NNHEzEN.
oct4 "a,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

h. MEANS DHTTS, ED,rou.
JN0. $. REYNOLDS. ASSOCIATE EpIToR,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25
YELLOW FEVER--BLAcK V0MIT

1t Is too soon to forget the ravagcs OF this
teri iblc disease which Will no doubt return In
more malignant and rirulcnt form IN the fall
months OF 1879.
MERRELL'S HEPATINE, q remedy discov-
cred In southern Nubia and used With such
wonderful results In South America where the
most aggravated cases OF fever are found
causes from one to two ounces or bile to )c
uttered or strained from the blood each time IL
Of bile cyisiS Nv is wnn,inrrmi oci,nn m fh9
Liver and Stomach the IEPATINE not OILY pre-
vents TO Il certainty any kind or Fever and
Black N0mit, but also cures Headache, COnSti-
patton OF the Bowels. Dyspepsia and all
Malarial diseases.
No ono need tear yellow Fever who VIII
cNprl the No!arlal Poison and excess OF bile
iroln the blood by using MEEEElL'S nEpATINE,
WHlch Is sold by all Druggists IN 25 cent and
" 90 bottles, orwlll be sent by express by the
ProprctOrs,
A. +. MERKELL IL CO., Phila., Pa.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25
POL{T{C.fL GOSSIP,


what corrrsp"nhrnt from La"r"ns
,n,"kS An"", ,he situation nnh t"r Out
'"'" S''' u '''''" "a ''"o'"'''S'
n correspondent of the Beaufort
crescent. writing from i'aur"nS, says:
understand that Evins will have
some opposition to him next time,
lhcht men nave been mentioned III
connection WIN ms seat IN Congress,
VINO say l''at time about Is fair play.
lh"rc are II" uoubt several who can bc
lnnnccd TO take 1t: halll2rJ, OF fair-
liciu' !: very anXl"'',S' hcar. {" tilt
WIN nlm; ana cleveland, or Spartan
bui': Is SPOKEN "i. Hrh"i"l Kennedy,
oi hcrSIla", Is cahui"afc. Judge
" aliarc seems {" DE- TIC most i"rmid;,-
n!r name spoken ni and even v. E.
Elrlc' ol NIethElil', Is S;siulo DC looE-
III" l'f"aru 10 IL WIN longing eyes.
ana now ''chcral N. o. Darlington is
'o",h'nE up.
O'r N",'S'cSSloi'tl uiS'rlct, Wh'ch IS
Go'hl'oS'o ol HnpcVil'c, Anderson,
l.a,'rSnS' NcWn'rf!' otoh'c, tlrEcmS
;!l,H Il ~, h'ca'la''", , however, b""' !ncm all
lor '''c '''.,'''''r aug variety "l iiSaSp'-
s"''o .'r ',"' ,'HF q, our present repre-
Sc'''.l't' N|,: -. va,l AIKEN. lomI
,n','rthi; a' n'c!,'al'"; !! Will b' Io'lnu
th''' No.u','oi', II" polI'lcai centre, aH't
ti,' '"l'''' "' .'lc S'a'S' mas Il ii''"p'r
o' ":l''',''S ior me nn''or n' repre-
n"'''lh: ~, 'n' '''ifu ui,lrici III Congress.
mere T. s!"c"h ana Nninn"' McAta;!cr,
tV,''''i ! "'''''''''s "ll,' 'i"'.' y. =. i"s-
Ny.', WV! que ol "to',i Is 'a':>cd or
ri';',, l;.' itrM I;;,, .ct ~ A. ,'p>'1sho'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

Arc the most eE
hctive and congo
NAL purgative ever
discovered. They
are mild, but CT.
fcctual in their
operation, moving
the bowels surely
and without pain.
Although gentle
in their operation,
they are still the
most thorough and
scnrrhinu catl,nr.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

Tie Georgia Legislature has passed
n usury law restricting the rate to
eight per cent. by contract, and seven
per cent. when no contract is made.
The usual argument is now going the
rounds Of the State that the banks will
close and all capital will bc run away.
Our ncighhors across the Savannah
need not be alarmed. The same talk
was heard in South Carolina Il couple
of years ago. But the banks all sur
viVcd. the capitalists didn't run away.
anN borrowers continued to pay what
ever the lenders demanded. Georgia
moncy-lcndcrS are not lis slrcwu as we
took them to be if they fail to discover
the means Of nullityinM the law. ln-
decd, general experience has shown
that where the uSurv law comes into
collision with capital. The former and
not the latter is put 10 ili!iii. \ rrvi-
val Of prosperity and IN increase of
confluence will do much more than all
the usury laws in the world to reduce
the rate Of interest.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25
A MIR AGILE.
WEST poIST "a =

WEST l'OITT, CA, Sept. L. 1870
tiHTS'--NN daughter was taken on tho 9th
ufN nt !uh'. lSi';. with what was supposed 10 he
Ncut' Rheumatism, and was treated Tor the
pieces OF bon" t"'c!r 80 WORK ont OF the RIGHT
arm. ana t"n'iuu".: tC ap;",lrti ill al thr h7L"
,"h' ~" elbow - ih; shoulder jrin; came owl
- NY bi'r'" 0I Dnnrc'iu' out Nf riw,!i iGOt ana
". ~" 'n:c WAS then pronounced enc OF
Whit" Swclli"E. Aztec having been confined
S'''"rr1 hopeless. was int,lccd tn try De- Penn
h'ftnnS. Co'EnGnnd ENltact Of S,i,ii,,ria and
WAS 80 Wril satisfied with It's effects hat have
""nitn,:rd ne rs" OF IL un,il the present.
sly Gah!shicr WAS confined To- her bed about
SiN wear before She sat up or even turned over
%nwS mos III her ,imc--hnS walked aclOSs Tho
ror'a Her general health t. now good and I
nn!i. FH SIC VIII, rs he. limbs gln STRENGTH
walk wcn attribute her recovery with The
ne ;,inE "l God. TO the use OF your Invaluable
With gratitude, am, yo,,rs truly
w. Is. ELANTON.
WEST PnI&T. Ga, Sept Ic 1870
GENTS Tho above certificate ut Mr w B
IN" ihing $50; hundreds OF the most respect
cd citizens Will certify tn IT.. As much reference
can be given rs may be required.
Yours uuiy,
CRAWEoHD!N WALKER, Druggists
HON. IL. ID. WILLIAMS.
~ DIR. PEMEERl ON'S ST!LLINGIA IS mo-
pared bV y. +. MERRELi. & CO.. Phila Pa
S"id by all DRUGGISTS In 81 % bottles, or sent
by express. Agents wanted to canvass every
whore. wy
Send for Book-"Curlors Storyn-frcc 10 all
Urnti.
may31
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

PnoFEssoW BIBIKov stoutly main
tains the Importance Of his coal discov-
cry. New beds have been found near
Augusta, Georgia, and a company
with capital Of fifty thousand dollars
to develop is projected. The Georgia
Railroad will experiment with two
tons of the coal. Private parties in
Columbia report satisfactory results.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

SENATORS VANCE AND HILL have re-
Gently passed through the interview
mill. The former favors Hancock as
the strongest man to oppose the Grant
boom. He believes that the South is
opposed to Titlcn, aud also to Bayard
because the latter rpigcon-holcd the sill
Yer bill. Tildcn will probably perish
III the present Democratic cat fight in
New York, but the State will be saved
next year. Senator Hill believes that
Robinson has chance of winning,
and is confident that New York will
he Democratic next year. In his
opinion the recent publication of the
Georgia administration by the Lc"isla-
turc has killed out the Independent
movement. Georgia will be more
strongly Democratic next year than
ever before.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25
THE NEWS AND HERALD.
WINNSBORO, S. G.

sATURDAY, October 2S, : 1870
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25


TIE B"oTH-ToNEr TEIAL.-Thc iri-
al Of nine persons for completely in thc
i;ooIh-Toncy tragedy at Fdyc%cld G..
IT,, which occurred ut that place on
the 18th of August, 1873, was con-
cludcd at Elgclicld G. H., at one
o'clock on Tuesday morning Of last
week. by the Jury rendering a verdict
of"Not Guilty." The trial was COM
mcnccu on the previous Friday morn
ing. The arguments Of the counsel
were made on the ease Of the State vs..
Benjamin Booth. The other parties
concerned in the casc--Marion and
Sam Booth, John Carpenter, Dave
klSsitk, Mark Toncy, ". l.. Coleman
wade Lott and Elijah Watson--wcrc
tried on the evidence brought out on
the trial Of Benjamin Booth, without
argument, and u verdict rendered in
each ease Of mot Guilty." In its re-
port of 'hc court pro ,ccdings. in con
h'H''"n with this ease, the Idtcl1iSc,
>'.yH: 1.-THE evidence was proii.sc,
diverse, conflicting and confusing.
And it was very natural that it should
be SO. The fatal affair of the l2th of
August was confused melee, taking
place amid acrowd frantic wish on
citcmcnt, and With apparently dozen
men on either side, shooting wildly.
The speeches were long. and interest
ing, and ingenious, and able, and
loud. Mr.. j. G. Sheppard opened the
argument and was replied to by Mr.
*. e. Donham; then came Gen. Gary
then Mr.. Woodward, then Gcn. But.
lev, then Solicitor Abney. Judge
Mnr:icy charged ably, leaning 10 ac.
9ui'tal, and informed the jury that
they must attempt no mistrial tricks
that nc would sit there until dnoms.
day in the morning waiting for lhcil
unconditional verdict. The jury re.
fired, ana aIIor remaining out for q
lew n'luutcs, returned with &
verdict oin0t gUiWy."
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

| ''''''N''t''H w 40 Nonlli,I
John Bull groans and complains of
taxation, which is yearly on tho i'll
crease.
CHARLES READE'S TEMPER.
Laughter is a wholesome exercise
both for The body and nrind, and there
fore whenever Mr.. Tl,arlrS Rra,lc, the
gifted author OF" "G: :i;iiih Gaunt." etc.,
prints " letter in a newspaper, c:crv
other newspaper ought TO copy The
communication as All item Of enter
tanning intelligence. MIR. Charles
Ecadc does not object to tlar!crv or
auu!ation, but objects to criticism.
F;ilI at his feet and SLAYER him with
approving thanks, compare HIM to
Shakc"pcarc, to Molicrr, to Loln dc
Vega, and he viii smile and even con-
descend to consider you Intelligent.
But woe to the daring scribblrr bold
enough 10 try 4 fall with Charles the
Wrestler. 1t would seem tha: The
Manchester Er"miNeI' had somehow
Or tt'cr offended the high niyltncss 5
Of The umhidrNirouS mud-tmowcr,
who, STOPPING, fills both hands from
The gutter and bc!oulS all Manchester
Tor what may or may not have been
''c iiliti ~ A'i ln'tiNliu;l. hif. kCatE
tells lhc Manchester Erumiacr That
he has done cotton-SpinucrS and criti-
casters the favor TO place on their
provincial boards his %rcas drama of
the century, "Drink," and they have,
says he, IN undoublcI right, based
both Oh provincial and porcinc prccc-
dcntS, "lo turn again and rcnd" their
Intellectual bcnci,actor; but he has not
done coIton-SpinncrS and criticastcrs
the honor TO place his persona! char
actcr on their provincial boards, and
they have no right, uudcr the prciencc
OF criticism, to calumniatc the 90 C.
man Of family and The man Of honvr,
rs we'll as to dcprcciain the able
writer. That is Charles manner of
dealing with his his critics and pa
rons, and that is own opinion of his
latest cohhling from the French.
'.Drink," says Mr.. Charles Rcadc, sis
The great drama of the century, at.d its
ahaptcr he intellectual bcnriactor of
his aMc,' who docs The world the favor
10 vanip up French plays for its in
struc.ion, while al non-l o donors
who venture TO dtlrr from Charles
opinion OF himself are so many provill-
cial pigs.
THE TlCIIEOEEE CLAIMANT AGAIN.
or all thH IGtlUpS to Unt thr SuDbns
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

a PEACU TREE BEARS 4 PUMPKIN. -
One OF the most remarkable Of ma
turc's curious freaks can be seen in the
garden of Mr.. Caleb Crow, of this
place. 1t is nothing more nor less
than q pcach tree bearing a full grown
pumpkin. This tree bore none of its
natural fruit this season; but, never.
thclcss, there hangs the healthy grow
ing pumpkin, just as it has grown
from tho blossom to its present size,
which is considerably larger than q
mans head.-Haryord (Ry.) .Ne,os.
AS CorroN is KING.-Tn commerce,
SO tho Tor is king in tho human svs-
ON. We 'annot live in any peace with
his cat organ diseased. To keep it
IN cone ,.,nn to perform its functions,
use DIR. Gilder's Liver Pills. Thcv orc
SO Id by al druggists and country mc,-
chants For sale by Dr.. w. L.. Aiken.
@t10
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25
THE TiCIlEOHEE CLAIMANT AGAIN.

or all the dodgcS to get the suppos-
rd Sir Roger Tichbornc out Of prison
before his time, The last device Of DR..
kcncHly and his fricnd, Guilrorl
On'lnw, is thc most amusing. Mr..
Orton, the butcher, who is now suffer-
ing from Il J oil over his eye, i'm Ports
mouth Jail, is to be started as Il Par
liamcntary candidate 70; Nottingham.
le is to hc elected, of course, brcaus
Nr. Gui'dtnrd OnSIow is TO bc con-
&c 'crl Il ng enough to run in couples
Wth him. and, when once elected. DR..
kcnraly is advised that our laws will
compel the return Of :hc convict 10 the
House Of Commons. Probably this
will no! be the view OF Sir i,rskinc
May, but il will be time TO discuss ,Ilat
when the opinion Of the electors OF
Nottingham has bccN taken. At any
rate, the spacious apartments in the
clock tower are at the Claimants dis
posal. Orion, in Portsmouth Jail,
with Benson and Kurr, the swindlcrs,
for companions, is tolcrably happy,
and the boil over his eve shows that
he is not destitute Of honor. Better
leave him where he is, without l'arlia-
mcn!ary honor:i, until his friends III
SlAll INN IN a popular public house,
where he will look grand and attract
the world rs he draws beer in his
shirt sleeves.
a paragraph is going the rounds of
the papers to the effect that Her
Majesty the Queen has simniiicd that
! she regards with great dislayor the
profession Of The Questionable Beau
t!.' If this be really tho case the
pets oftlic camera will have to amend
their ways, though what possible OBJ.
lection the Queen can have to seeing
| her licgc subjects in the shop windows
! | can't for the life OF me imagine, cs.
pccially as all ladies in question arc
Intimate and staunch friends Of IT. r.
H., the Prince of Wales. One Of the
comic papers has n droll account Of NJ,
Imaginary meeting of tho hus.
bands OF the much photograph.
cd bcautics-Mr. Langtry, Mr.. Wheel.
cr, Mr. West, Lord Dudley, ctc.--.i,
the drawing room Of the latter noble.
man. They come TO the conclusion
that Her Majesty is quite right in hcl
views; that they'll throw into the fire
all further applications from pho.
tographcrs, and, after dismissing the
~ sancc Of every card having picture:
OF their wives, stuck on their mantcI.
pieces or in their cheap mirrors, they
join hands and dance wildly to
chorus around a huge table Tablcau
Tho article in question is very funny
anu contains many sly hits at the dis.
comfort ofbcing married to q scnsa.
tional beauty. Howard PAUL.
| fa, 500 -----.-<sS-.-------~---'
! --pny y0,m eYhccr;,,i;on
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

--"Why do we say in the Lords
Prayer, 'who art in heavcn,' since God
is cvcrywhcrcY asked u Clergyman of
scme chil(lron. For while no ono
answered; T; ut last, seeing little drum
MGR boy who looked as irhc could give
an ancwor, tho clergyman said ;"Well,
little soldier, what say you?" "l,e-
cause it's headquarters" repliod tho
drummer.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25

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