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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-09-28
WIRING sale a, ntnrrn, nm

Tbs S,ahn,l olsifes 10 be In Iosses.
sion Of 8 pretty wsil authenticated re.
port thu, the principal mines Of Miner.
al Hi. 10 Eureka county. haze boon
sald 10 Dodge Il CO., Of New York. As
,be sepot, goes both tho Austin Com.
psny's properly aud The property Of
The English Company are included in
che sale. The figures mentioned are
ss3.UJ1. n this transfer should b.
concentrated 1t sonld probably add to
the prosperity Of Mineral HiIl.as the new
psf,ies Nouid most likely rosumo the
york Of setiye prospecting. The infns.
ion q iresb sapiial eould no, be other.
aiss than beneficial.
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Os the 18th, Abont . O'Clock r. 81. n
son Of James BAlsriine, IS years old.
while hunting stock FIVE miles above
,hoir ranch. on Upper squaw Greek,
and fhy piles northwest Of Boise City,
was shot 10y an Indian. Tho bail en-.
tered the back just below the shoulder
blade. and came OF near the right nip
pie. Tho boy stuck to his horse, nda
rode home very weak aud faint, bit
was able 10 give al accoun, Of the shoot
ing.
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-09-28

THE Treasury Dspatmen, purchased
202. coo ounces Of silver bullion, for de-
livery q. the Philaieiphis and San
Francisco mints.
Daring the frs. twelve weeks Of the
current fiscal year. embracing the period
from July Isi TO September goth, the
imports OF specie at New York exceeded
the exports by S25. 800, 3ii.
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"GESgnsb. I'm PiHley. and
I'm glad ~ meet you" "Thauk you.
Nj Dirlsy." "Pizley, sir The
General bDWod and shook hands with
all co'aors. lir. piEley grew pale. aud
iurnlbg in a bewildered way TO tho re.
poilors on the deck Of the City Of To.
kio. said: my Godi lie actually
doesD'I know mef'--T Virginia Urosiel,.
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Fr.Taa-sT ssrazI 81 sew Esy@
lie BzGiga GLIB l,:s 20 sight a.
tie Brighton B=oel Hi. to Hs.ea to =
lecture - Professor E. TizzE Eiesat.
Il Virgins CITY. SsT.. ~ be "PLIlyz
yPby q 4 aisg. lis sid - sgZs
thinker tAas . m=E With aiGt can
more ilz vg-ll Professor S:svsn j.
Yasse5z-d : Ia CsEgy Il i--ts. 4
scientist Il Ga2pis and starting ;uisgi-
-, 8is Opinion as @iaizg expert ~ll,
o. the P1eiGs eyast, pass in counting.
rom. uir@. ruilI and courtroom. a.
feciis Il" coin Of the realm" Ir. Sisz.
~; Is a man d g-u!us sa1 Thoroughly
practical zithsL Ne think tie Bullion
Cub u,s; f8rtunsts IL heinz able 20
listen 70 the Eisdgrg sEl experiences Di
sEis Dsu u rocks" Ws 1uIaTstsud
;ha: tfr. s.sgsrt proposes Ier:sHag on
Eiy.Dg aud eoznate gshjaccs during the
ensuing Wiuter.-Sse To,E ga1.
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a sPIeiGL from Madison. Wis, says
n special 70 the Sentinel from Mad
isoo. says Geo. Baumgsrnsf, iG years
old. the fsud who 80 horribly murder.
I'd li,'ls Sandy White at Fulton yes.er.
dag. was captured yes,erd y at Prairie
Du Sac. When arrested hs vas riding
n horse stolen from SIR. White. On
being charged with the crime. no said
he must have been insane when he did
"a
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LAST e~Tsaing there vas : curious
Ggbi bs:zeta q horse and a dog. says
the Virginia CAsoaisS On North c
street nszr the fret wIri school-b0ass.
The horse zss RAINING loose in the
street. sBsn y bull doz belonging 70
Henry Matthew fUEAs8 cat aui began
worrying the horse. I.zi.hews Q
aged tue dog, witch made several al.
ismpis to fa.iyn i;as!i 90 the horse. bai
At the same time fOugh: Shy Of the
spirited animals heels. Finally the
dog came In ifon; Of the horse and
spraDg straight for its throat. The
horse struck the dogo OF tho shoulder Nth
its righ; fore foot. AMI She dog. hoWI.
ing With pain, rolled cOnrulsiyely upon
thy ground The horse then ;Ianpled
sarsgsly upon It and killed il.
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WHY STAY POOR
Prospecting omen Pays; fdlcnrss NEVER.

The millions ~ the Corpttnck were a lneky
ind Worthless looking rock Il often rich So
treasure. - Lesdviila n simple ASSAY
made milliousifrs of many. Other ]bouHnzEs
where least suspected await the e0fnluE oi
some unknown tnan.
Pfgmstureiy abandoned claims haze proven
fortunes to men whose courage led them 20
persist In prospecting, governed by Assay-.
AZ Virginia 1ity. Srrnda. assaya for Gold
snd Silver arc made st siJo pee sample. by
CONRAD wtEGAND, formerly tho super.
Nisins Assaycr Of the y. = Mint ~ Gan Fran.
cisco.
We also test samples Of huilion nj the low.
est fstcs compatible with critical precision Of
fpsuitsg
Samples Of orc and bullion arc mailed ~ I
cent per gtOrrfs' ounce. We fuT.ish cloth
mailing sacks nj \ nominal price. send fOr n
sample.
An costs. delays and rtsts in rcmit,lng
money. are avoided ty tic purchase ~ our
Dollar Remittance Tick"ts, which we SCH nj a
discount when 500 worth are ordered a, one
time.
For fpllsf information address
G. wIEOAND & co. h,taycr,,
u virgins City, Novads.
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IA PEEb2JI. fOrs=An Of tie State
frrI-s Gre. a. Sacramento. has IL
uu'a4 = ecEy-a1is= f1f is= use Of
PRIZES sAeh VII ssPP!!s lons Eel;
Sso=sSsH II is HLds to a. Gny part Of
the -rPtr ace. k.5 - arrange thu;
tie c1-qs1sitSE G.. bnrg the e0Py
- f-y desired poSiic. Il veil Gessr-
rss - - a-0aEE; 5-.9 rsrs-zl Use.
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ATEsn<Hs 1srfy preacher rscsniiy
he'd f9rfh - fellows: "Yoz girls call
yosr ss<thssrts 'dsriirs.' sad y0u
Eea call yos1 'd~aisiss.' AID Joa girls
are SrHss % ccrs rphsrs Tor fear some
ecsts girls viii Sd Q. With yOzr 'dAr-
HpgN' Nod yos Esn 0rtss; SoDs ether
ts1oss siE sts.r! .iih 1ozr dHisissS
xs5 between ikis . darling AID daisy
1akinsss IOs q ysz Eigysn Es going
srH3zt; 20 ksE"
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Amman psF=r U5=-d 50 for the
t-s 5afs q the s=zs-.. t15, says the
Philadelphia C-an,. Thsa EI!=s
t~l-yE-5s3 ihs pblkhsE Ia CiTil Ser
Estu-= o-5s- lie Wa promptly
rE5-d 20 rz-
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sHERIRs SALE.

pr y~TITrK-oY Az EIzcrTIoS II.
$50 Dzf ~ "a DStrs1 C1sr u ~
h-y-NfA %edk12i D.sidz II tie st.f@ ~ e.
a s~r tie cDsEiy 81 EIke. IN Ia.
- SrSx% E-.stt aS1tr-f the Psb,h~v
SiElsz cDrspssy. zaly Etis.tsz NE IN dsy q
hssS ts1ss 1Yos at Es- fIio-H< de-
V Hsr1lF~ss s.ttts G.s b~fr< % CaLo-
80 Isi4I ~ fosH-sS-As EiBi.r DI.trirt-
-HrH L4nS- rtzts Of s-Eza kDOvp a.
80 cLif2 IL Ps.ft-- fulas, 90 CkL-1z.
Wlb-s Ehk-i1s rriaS 10 "a.
.SHtsl ts ths GsI~%~ LSr. % ~. Ixh 80
Jzy. In ~ ~ DsrL-- sd N.P 10y
40 tL"- - fso1Fd "a a. u osy Of l,p-..
-. lu -" ~ q Major E<Fa~d., .r.sIS
1ihlng dIs1D1- ElnK 100 f-1 IN irau1k -.
hiEE @ast-TV snc Snspr-sy ssE 00S fe1 4.
Scf1 rpTfhrrg al Es.fEsFiy ghlD-Fs. Ne
1900 - IA Er1 ORR. ~ n r. Fr---aH.
Esa = DE-fss o. ihs zAE tsy II yuiy, ~
- - Tsgg'1 - -. u lie Gtstsr
E< - al sutrfpS Sst--- On fkr
-ihE IsS tsJ IN ;r1-th
L"Ets ~u-r- as boE-T- riJvv. frs-a-. ~
- sEs c.tI-. E-g- ss.-r lax al N
49, Improvement, ihrrs0n - p--AirfD~
fan al cor,-s.= Irrsrtsr o. ,-sa ,-
- szLs Eersr
NaEle- q. h---ty Sr-s thsi On TUESDAY
ta- IN cag - -~Pt-uh-.- 4 D "a H.
i--1 ih~ bare 81 5 o-cSark 90
s'r-zSE ,. = go :; - o-ub<E n a 80 a.,
:: tAr CgE- H.E-= In ETEc iii .-u -:
1-Fs trsrTisl rr3I=~F - n. ks.h.,; ~
c. % E-1-rs. - G-.E- Eolt cair a. Iss L
JB FITTH. shur
p Fuyu P ToEv.SB- Deputy.
D-~ 1sL l=s-
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Iefernaanen Neetsa.

Information IL gsfisd Of ibs zbero.
sloats q chSSlss Abbay. E psaro 81
Wsrfens county PsbnsyiTsbis. by his
lister Miss ssrab AbtsI ~bo hes been
ssskisg hin isr several yesfs. lie vas
last Issti -, fsEf Or Sss yeara sgo. ~
Bss5s SpVn3sio. IN ihis sisto. Any
rsfvgn ksvNfng huyihiDg concerning
hiis siti sonfsy > gieai favor on an snI.
rIesa sisssy. ~ dressing such iaforma.
ty,n 70 tbs Tuitks aesa5l of1cs.
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A Nosm cIGotmA editor daolsrss
ths, "ths man Who vii read a news.
paper Jhyss or fur yesr, vithos. pay.
Ing 90, II vii pasture q gost on The
grave o. bis stas5fs,L3rD
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HORN.

sNAYToN-fn Hiko. September iith, is5p,
to the wife OF Mr. smsyton Of Beows~s, .
daughter.
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is-The boss 5 nrsi-cis.s In oil its Ap-
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ElEo. sept 80.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-20

Is anything that will ease pain. and public
benefactor ono who lis able to relieve human
ailments. The most painful Of all bodily ills
Is surely piles aud such has been tho absurd,
empirical barbarous treatment Of this terrible
disease for 5000 years that scientific men began
to despair, and distinguished modern surgeon
hss pronounced It tho ''opprobIium Of the
profession" Afflicted millions tortured with
pain and deceived BY the false pretensions Of
pile nostrnms. cried out in the language Of the
Bible: Who is this that darkeneth counsel by
words without knowledge; canst thou draw ont
a Leviathan with . hook1" DR.. Silsbee is .
benefactor and Anskesis, the great infalible
pile remedy, the most beneflcent discovery Of
the ago; u simple. sAfe, prompt and permanent
cure for this terrible, painful and heretofore
almost inourable disease. Half million suf-
ferers pronounce it infallible; mono use it
without benefit and doctors Of all medical
schools now prescribe it 1t is the discovery
OF a scientific chemlst and practioing physician
after 46 years experience, and pronounced to
be the nearest to an infallible remedy known.
Anakesis, DR.. 8. Silsbees External Pile Re-
medy ls sold by all first GLASS druggists Price
$l 90 per box. Samples mailed free to all suf-
Box S9i8 Now York.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-20
Lightning IScnctlts.
When l boarded tho train ut New
York, Il man said to me:

When l boarded tho train ut New
York, man said to me:
"Rlg thing this telegraph"
"Nrs,' said, lit was big rs n grape
vino."
"No i>king," he said. "I came to
New York, one hundred miles out of
my way to see n man. When got here,
went to st. Nicholas, and when / got
ready to so out and SEQ my man, by
jocks, stranger, had lost his address,
aud By G,orsc. couldn't think Of his
first name even. Aud his Inst name
was only johnson. Easy name to hunt
for, ch? was left. You know what 1t
is to ind any body In New York when
YOU don't know their address. 1t Is
worse than finding an honest man.
wen, this man was now comer
here; name wasn't in the directory. l
asked questions until made fool of
myself.
"Thcn said to tho telegraph opera.
tor ut the st. Nicholas:
'lt'n keep mo here a week. I've
got to write clear to st. Louis to go, the
mans address,
"'relcgraph,'" the operator said.
"Well, never thought of that before.
l wrote dispatch right away:
"'To Cottit 4 Rcapit brokers, st.
Louis-What is our man Johnson first
name, and what's his addrcssp'"
"And In due course tho answer came
back:
"'Jamcs F., st. Nicholas hotel.'"
"What you think Of that, stranger ?
went to the clerk and said
"'is Mr.. James +. johnson in his
roomP'"
"rhat Is Mr.. James p. Johnson"
said the clerk.
"Fhe man, stranger, was standing
beside me, waiting for me to move 60
that he could speak to the clerk. And
had just sent one thousand and sixty
four miles to find where no was. Fun
ny, stranger, wasn't itf"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-20
ns Was Diplomat.

A very tall man with sandy chin
whiskers entered tho door. Tho car
was full, and tho seat unoccupied by
two persons was filled with yallsc, II
bundle, u shawl and q thin woman of
thirty-tlve. with tho latest style of red
hair and false teeth. The man with the
sandy whiskcrs, feeling n systematic
oona drawing him toward tho woman's
rod hair, touched her on tho shoulder
and said:
sis this seat engagcdP"
"1es, 1t is," snapped the woman,
swelling up In the seat, that tho man
might observe no possible room.
"Ahr" mnrmured tho man I'm pleas
ant tone. Thon ho won't and stood by
tho stove and muscd for awhile. Pres.
emily no returned 10 the scene Of his
rebuff, and leaning on tho arm Of the
seat, said softly:
VI beg you pal don, madam, but rs !
was standing by tho stove, your feat
"rcs struck mo famillarly. Did YOU
ever attend Presidential reception ut
Washington"
"No, never did," replied the wo-
man, but In mildcr voice than she had
ut first assumed.
"Ihen you Will please pardon me-"
sa,d tho man, with an apologetic air; ;
"the mistake was Occasioncd by your
close resemblance to n young lady from
Phtladelphia, who madc her debut thar
season, and whom | had the pleasure
Of meeting. Sho was considered the
hello Of tho season."
Mo- never was in Washington. !"
remarked the woman, in Il molliiled
tone.
"lt Is strange how much you rcsem-
ple tho lady IN question:" pursued the
man. "Thc hair is the same golden
hle, and while her features may NOT
have been so clear cut and Grec,an IN
their-but there, excuse me, | am an-
noytng you," and the tall man started
away.
"Don't hurry" said tho woman.
pleasantly. "Therc doesn't appear to
be many empty seats; won't YOU sit
hereP" And she picked up her numcr-
ous baggage.
Iho man with the sandy whlskers
didn't know, but finally accepted the
invitation, and In an Incredibly brief
space Of time had the valiee and bundle
In the rack above, tho shawl tucked
around tho window to exclude tho draft,
and was regaltng the red. headed wo.
man with q choice collection Of anec.
dotes, that kept hor laughing till tho
passengers could see her false teeth.
v ~--------->~~-----
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The Yalue ofT,me.

AS in a fire the loss greatly depends
upon'the time required for efficient aid
to arrive, SO the result Of catarrh
greatly depends upon the speedy use Of
efficient remedies. For over a quarter
Of a century, %Dr. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy has been the standard remedy.
The positive cures It has effected are
numbered by thousands. Each year has
witnessed an increased sale, &, Its repu.
tatton Is the result Of superior merit. II
the disease has extended to the throat
or lungs, DR.. Plerce's Golden Medical
discovery should be used with the Ca
tarrh Remedy. These two medicines
will speedily cure tho 5tmost stubborn
case Of catarrh. See thu Peoples Com
mon Sense Medical Adviser, q work Of
over 800 pages. Price, 81 90. 3 Address
the a9,hor. r, v. Pierce, NJ. D., Buff
SOW ~
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-20
Stimulate tho Sluggish Kidneys.

In addition to it's tonic and catbartio prop.
ertiee, Hostetter's Stomsoh Bitters exercises a
beneficial influence upon the Kidneys and
bladder, when they arc inactive. by stimula.
ting them to renewed exertion, THUS reopen.
ing, as 1t we're, sluioe for the escape of i'm
pnrities whose regular channel Of exit Is tho
organs of urination. Among those arc certain
abnormal and inHammatory elements, pro.
dnetive OF irreparable injury to tho system II
der themselves are also benefited BY this
stmulns, as thtirinactlvity 10 usually a bro.
liminary TO their disease and disor2 an cation.
They also experience, In common with other
portions OF the system, the otent invigora-
tive efeots OF the Bitters, which Furthermore
oorreots dlsordered conditions OF the stomaoh.
bowels and liver. .s, g. '.,' -
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-20
a Cunning Artisan.

No bird, or other animal, not even
man himself, can excel the beautiful
workmanship of the tiny little creature
known as the "brickniaker," which Is
scarcely Visible to the naked eye, By
the use Of the microscope it has been
discovered that she not only builds her
house, but manufactures her own brick.
and lays them up, one by one, with no
workmcn to assist. The house Is usr,-
ally attached to some water plant: but
they sometimes anchor their dwellings
to the parent-house. When the animal
Is resting or Is in any way disturbed,
she settles down in the lower part of
the tube; but when all is quiet and she
Is In good working condition, with no
nursery Of young ones around her, she
Is pretty sure to reward US with the
sight OF her four beautiful wheels which
she sets tn rapid motion, thus forming
a swift current which brings the food
and toe material for the brick close to
her head; and she has the power of sc
lection, for she often rejects particles
brought to her mouth. The apparatus
for moulding the brick is within the
body. The material is brought through
the action of the wheels to a small
opening, where 1t passes down to the
apparatus, which is in rapid, whlrling
motion, soldering the articles together
until they become. seemingly, a solid
ball; now she elects the brick from it's
mould, bends her head over, and Sc
curely places 1t on top Of the structure.
1t takes her about three minutes to
manufacture each brick. 'Dat.e"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-20
worms.
:
,. worms. Worms.

E. F. Kunkel's Worm Syrup mover fails to
destroy Pin, Seat and Stoalach Worms. DR..
Kunkel tho only successful physician who re-
moves Tape Worm In two hours, alive with
head and no fee until removed. Common
soDse teaches IL Tape Worm can bo removed
all other worms can be readily destroyed. Ad-
vico at office and store, free, The doctor can
toll whether or not the patient has worms.
do not know 1t. Fits. spasms, cramps, chok-
Ing and sufrocation sallow complexion, circles
around tho oyer. swelling and paia in the
stomach, restless at night, grinding Of tho
ing ut the seat, headache. foul bre ath, tho pa
tient grows pslo and thin, tickling and irrita-
ton In tho anus-al these symptoms. and
moro, como from worms. j. +. KUNKEL's
Worm SYRUP never fails to remove them.
Price, 81 per ottle. or six bottles for $500.
For Tape Worm write and consult the doctor.)
For all others, buy Of your. druggists tho
Worm Syrup, and II he has II not, send to DIR.
T. +, KUNKEL, 259 N. Ninth st., Philadelphia.
Pa. Advice by mail, free send throc-cout
stamp.
Il. +. Ikunkel's Bitter Vino or Iron
Has never been known to fail in tho cure OF
weaknesB attended with symptoms Of indispo-
eition to exortion. loss of memory, difficulty ip
breathing, weakness, horror Of disease. weak,
nervous trembling, dreadful horror Of death
night sweats, cold feet weakness, dimness OF
vision, languor, universal lass!tude of the
muscular system enormous appetite with dys-
PoPslo q iP'ont', .o' n"uoer uushtps VI 'ho
body. dryness Of tho skin, pallid countouaIico
aud eruptions on the faco, puri y:ng tho
blood, pain III tho back, heavness in the eye-
lids. frequent black spots flying before tho
eyes, with sufYusion and loss Of sight want Of
attention, &c Sold on in 81 o. bottles, or
six bottles for $500. Ask for T.. +. Kunkers
Bitter Wine of Iron. and take no other. Ask
your druggist, and il he has it not, send to
Proprietor. E. +. KunlSel, No. 259 North Ninth
street, Philadelphia. Pa. Advice FREQ; enclose
three-cent stamp.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-20

IN SAXoNY the farmers manufacture
very good cheese from small parcels OF
milk oy addition OF potatoes. The po-
tatocs are cooked, then mashed, and to
eight pounds of potatoes two quarts of
thick sour milk are added, Salt Is
'ded, then kneaded the same as broad
dough. In four days 1t receives another
kneading, and Is separated into balls of
four pounds each, pressed with the
hand IA compact as possible into small
baskets, and dried in summer IN the
shade; in winter by tho fire. When
thoroughly dry the cheese is put into
TIN cans, sealed up, and set by for use,
In cool dry place.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-20

THE GREATEST BLEssINa.-A simple,
pure, harmless remedy, that cures every
time, and prevents disease by keeping
the blood pure, stomach regular, Kid
neys and liver active, is the greatest
blessing over conferred upon man. Hop
Bitters is that remedy, and Its proprie-
tors are being blessed by thousands who
have been saved and cured Ivy It. win
you try itP See another column. .aN
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-20

Clothes last longer when washed with
Dobbins' Electric Soap, (made by
Cragin s Co.. Philatelphia.) becau 9
no rubbing Is needed: Clothes are worn
on; moro on tho wash hboard than on the
person. Try 1t.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-20

ACoin SIRENS SMALL AfrAIR.-Most people
turn 20 Consumption, and then Follows almost
certain death. Takea cold IN time, tn n: That
known standard r. medy for lou. hs. Colds. Con.
sumption. Asthma, Bronchitis, ana all P1fmo-
nary SSmrlatnls, and your co viii disappear
as well rs I'LL apprehension Of danger, -
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-20

HiEsKEfLs T6tter Ointment will; cure Soro
Eyelds, Sore Nose, Bsrbers ftoh on Tho facn .
OF Grocer's Itch on tho hands, It never fails.
% cents per boz sent by mail for 60 cents
Johnston. Holloway l. Co., h,
as. Goa Arch g.. Phlla PA.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-20

IT HAS been said that figures will not
lie, and yet almost anyone can set them
down.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-20

TEACHER: "What kind Of a verb Is
lover" Young lady pupil: Fine
night verb"