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Freshly made WidOWer-"What Is home
without nother?'-[Dantury Ne,cs.
sE-The Boston Latin School for girls now has
ninety pupils.
sF-A bill now before the legislature OF Wis
consin contains a provision for Furnishing
tramps, under certain circum stances, with
whipping.
ss-The' republicans Of Syracuse have nom:-
mated Irving G. Vann for mayor, and the demo-
Gratis Henry j. Mowry. The greenbackerS also
have ticket in the field. The eIecJion occurs
neXt Monday.
tB-A courageous Boston girl, about to marry
a comparatively poor young man, has requested
her dear friends not To make any wedding pres
ents, as she may lot be able 10 reciprocate In
the future.
gE In Norway q horse can help himself to
water as he does 10 hay, from trough kept full
Of il, and accordingly drinks like human being
at neals-a sip, then some hay, and so on.
Hrcfen-winded horses are almost unknown in
Norway.
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THE GREAT CoRRECToR-The soothing effect
of civilization on the Indian is manifested In
the fact that Maine Indian has applied for
divorce from his squaw. civilization is the great
COrrectOr of mOralS-IOR City Derrick.
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MORE CEooK EDNESS IN ORRGoE.-Ir is stated
that the discovery has just been made among
the Official records at Salem that T. III. Cam,
VINO was the clerk OF the board OF school land
commissioners has swamp land fiIinrS In his
own name amounting TO 20D.O9 acres lie an
pears that the committee did not get hold OF
Ihese papers, or they would certainly have re-
ported the fact II is likely the DanerS were
distracted TO keep them from the committee. as
no one, IL may be presumed, VIII imagine there
vas 100 much honesty In the MANAGEMENT TO
forbid that SOFT Of thing. But the dornme,tS
are -on nand now, and Cam is on hand too,
claiming the land OF course, a person in the
CIeial position he held had no right TO take ad-
GOV; Grover had right to 'lend' the school
luhdS 10 hlmselfor TO Others for his own beue-
nt--lf0rttand oregOHida. FEB l.
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THE JERSEY CITY MURDER CASE.-The triaIo
HTs. Jennie smith and Covert d. BenDeff f5r
Tie murder OF the husband of the former who
was Jersey City N. j. policeman is nov in
progress Ia mat city; The evidence so far Tor
the prosecution has been an attempt TO eStah.
l!Sn proof OF Illicit relations between Mrs. Smith
ard Bennett. Isaac Smith, brother OF the muir
Ccled oiiicer, died Wednesday OF hemorThageCf
The lungs. The Wife OF Isaac Smith was the
IlTst wife o. tie murdered brother BAT she ob.
tanned a divorce from the latter several wears
ago. Soon after she married Isaac smith the
prisoner was married to the man whom il Is al
.eeed she killed. Isaac was witness upon the
part CT the prosecution. The trial THURSDAY
was curious tumble OF comedy and tra-edT
MtS. Smith, IL seems, was Stage-Struck one of
tie Witnesses testified that he had heard her
lecite Shakespeare-at least it sounded like
Shakespeare 10 him, because lit had something
in il like, Begone, villain y"
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CHESYNUT RAILS.
~ A large lot Of Chestnut Rails for sale;
prices low. For information apply to VIM B.
BAUM corner 10th and gn ~. 1Anl$lms
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A UCTIOs SALE OF UNEXPLAINED PIED aEs
Ii. FULTON 4 cos, No. 3H 9Th STREET n.
W, NEAR PENNA. AVE
Commencing SATURDAY, February Is 1879 at
lto'ccr +, ard O'Clock i'll the evening. and con
tInue each morning and evening until whole stock
is disposed of
teh14-4t Post, Crticl JAMES GUILD, Auct
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r b. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer.

X u W MANNER, Neal fSLau6 AuCuODebr.
1RUsTEE's SALE OF A TWO-sToRY FRAME
DWELLING, No 1858 o STREET NORTH
WEST.
By vIrtne Of decree Of the Supreme Court -
OF the District of Co umbia passed in Equity f1sA
cause No 6l36, docket l8. and by virtue of JGa:&
deed of trust, dated October 25, A. D. 1873 du'y re-
corded in Liber No 1877, folio 1T, one of the land
recol DIS for the District of Columbia and at the re-
que st OF the party secured thereby sh all sell at
public auction, in front of the premises, on FRI.
DAY, February r4 2sh A D. 1879, at 80 O'Clock
ate ia the city of Washinston D c.. known AMI de
scribed being lot numbered ninety five (95), in
Thomas and Perrys recorded subdivision Of the
northern part of square numbered one hun ired aud
eighty, one tl8l), together with the improvements
&c
Terms of sale, as prescribed by said decree: Sl9O
and expense of sale in cash, and the balance a. six
twelve and eighteen months with interest at six per
cent ptr annum, secured by a deed of trust o. the
property sold deposit of 300 required at the
time OF sale and all Sonveyanclns and recording at
purchasers cost. Terms to b5 complied with IN
seven days herwise the Trustee reserves the right
to resell the property at the risk and cost 0! the de-
febl3-eo&ds GEORGE z. FISHER, Trustee.
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BOOKS. &c

GEORGE ID. CUMMINS, ID. d., First
~ Bishop Of the Reformed Episcopal Church; q
Memoir; 81 20. Life of Richard Fuller d. D. bV
pr. Cuthbert; Sl50. Goethe and Schiller. Their
Lives and Works; by Boyesen: So. The Origin and
Growth OF Religion, 10y Max Muller; S2bO Hered-
Ity, with Prelndes on Current Events, by Joseph
COX Sl-5O. Bel Marjory, a Tale, by l.. L. Me sds;
Is He Now; by Rev. Vim. Patton, d. ID 81 25
For sale by VIZ BALLANTYNE & SON,
febl2tr 428 Sfh street
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CLYDES NEW EXPRESS I4IgE
~ -ETHyFE
INV YoHk-KeTTERDANI.

III. fEs: c,sss steamers of this line. W. A.
SCHGLIES-'' y. CALAND," ROTTERDAM"
"sCHIEDAM" and MASS carrying the U. g.
raii to tie y, ter auGs leave jersey City every ST.
ternate Wednesday, and Saturday. Cabin a65-ST0;
InterEaeG.ai- $3.50; SteeraGe 500. II. CAZAUY,
Gent AT - South William st, New York. FUNOH
EDYR K Co, - 80. VIM. ST., Freight Ag'ts; L. W,
MORRIS, 60 B'way. Genl Passser AIT isD11y
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NOTICE 70 saoHMg VEltsoa Pas.

TIE s.-aISsE ". W COPCORAy vhi-r e.s
peep rec, atig built and furnished, nT~-N
Il I, SLAxE C,I'fa1Il, Is TIE only boat
zioWeC 10 lallG SsseDgers at 6ioun. s&~<-11ezzzs
Serncn wtarf. Round trip IL tncIpdny admiration
20 mansion snt grounds
steamer leaves Ctr street wharf 6sly (Hundays 81.
ssbtecl II 10 a ~ and returns about ~ J. McH
sOLllHGSWORTh, SUp't Ladies' Noun: Vernon
ASSOCIATION L L Blake. stasinar y ". Cor.
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SHOT BY HIS STFP-SoN.-Edwin A. Wilson re-
siding IN the 81. Georges section OF the second
district, was Shot by his step-sOn, Robert NJ
hean. at The house OF the former on MOnd Nv
evening last. Bean, who resides in another dis
tract. had called 10 see IliS mother the wife OF
wilson, and Wilson. who was abSent, at the
tine returning home before Bean had left the
parties got into a dispute about the purchase OF
some land when. according TO Beans statement
wilson assumed a threatening attitude toward
hin'; going 10 his bureau drawer for his pistol
and not finding ii he seized q poker and ad-
Eahced toward Bean in a menacing altitude
keaA states that IL was at this moment he fired
at wilson ana the shot took effect in the throat
ana the bullet from the last penetrated The
leiGpie and lodged. IL is believed. in the brain
II Is not known al this writing whether there
were any witnesses OF the shooting, Mrs Wilson
having retired from the room, 1t is stated at the
moment the quarlcling commenced Medical
assist dnCe was soon procured. but the physician
(DT. LEhCEt al latest reports, though probing for
the ban In the skull. had not succeeded in lind
ing II. Wilson has remained in an unconscious
Conuttlon ever since the shooting and Is NOT ey-
reCtGd TO survive. Bean was arrested had 4
preliminary examination before Il magistrate of
tne nelgnU0rnOCd, was sent up here under a
commitment and is rCN IN tie custody OF Inp
SEcriH. Roth parties to the Iii Apply tranSar-
ttn are OF excellent character and OF the hi IN
eot responsibilities. Mary's Beacon. 18Th.
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\ STRIKING BOOK by an anonymous author "a
provoking much attention nj ST. Petersburg
IN III lie contends that, though the place which
Russia occupies on the globe as regards extent
Is larger than under preceding reigns that
whfCa she occu 1ieS Ia the council OF nations IN
ne esteem OF the peep e.. I'm practical inna-
cree, Is very far from being what il was at the
tine of Catherine III. ana Alexander l. Deca-
denCe haS commenced
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WALTER E. WILLIAMS & co, Auctioneera.

WALTER E. WILLIAMS & co, Auctioneers
IET Us Jd;SI, SAFE Me- OF IwosToRY FRAME
EX XfN hbHnH ANR NE Ell 1s sIEEs
b BY So virtue Of deed Iced OF trust dated Decem A
ber No $40 folio i2 eo Of aSi rac5r s
for the District of Columbia. and at the request of
the psrty secured i thereby shall sell 4 PRbo
Fehrnaiy isih a D isss at $50 pr pm, Lot ~
both cf and coR Of
part of Pleasant Plains. IN Washington county d.
in Lber Levy conr No folio 70 IN
office Of said District, together with the improve
Terms of sale: One-third cash: balance In SIX,
twelve TIVE, ard eighteen m3nths' IN equal payments,
T wv Gay 81 sae at per cent
sold. Ccnveyancin2 and recording at purchasers
be With SIX days else Trnae 81
right to resell at risk and cost OF purchaser in de-
fet6eoSdbs wM. F. HOFFMAN. Trustee.
THOS. Z. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer
ThUsTEd 6ss s ~ OF rE ELEeANT
Under and by virtue OF. a deed Of trust, AzA
bea59s dh5e the 2sh dsy Of Aps 1873 and
land cords of the District of Columbia, the under
si 81 nee Trustees will sell at Bpbc auction in front
February 1879 at O'Clock pm, all Of lot numbered
A. IN Babcochs subdivision OF original lots S,9 and
Terms of sale: The amount of Indebtedness Sc
cured by this deed of trust unpaid tsl0,sI6 .66D
twelve and eighteen months, for which the notes of
the purchaser bearing interest from the day of SALE
Shall be taken deposit Of Soo Snail be
OF the purchaser at the time Of sale, and all convey
ancing at his cost If terms of sale are Lot com
piled within seven days, the Trustees reserve right
to resell at risk and cost of defauiting purchaser,
after givinp such notice of such resale they laay
h hNpHHW y wbbt HHaYH. } Trustees
THOS E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. jau3O-aoHds
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MR.. kRIST0 CHUNDER CHCCKERBUTTY has
oeen given the Humane society's silver medal
LOT saving a Woman'S life on the GangeS. She
had peen III and became inSenSib.e, so her rela-
yves, thinking her dead, tied her hand and foot
and carried her to the banks of the sacred river
10 Dnrn her. On the way she recovered her
senses and spoke, and they, being convinced
that her soul had fled and been replaced by a
demon, tossed her into the river and ned.
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WHO THEY Hang MAN IN OHIo.-ChaS. McGul
was Hanged in Cleveland. Ohio. Thursday. for
me murder OF Mary Kelley, December 2, ISL.
he he Hartcok OF hearty breakfast at 6 a. m
buIihS tne forenoon he took leave OF his
ADVISER and other friends. At ~ O'Clock he was
Ieo 10 me scafold. After short prayer by the
heV. Latnrop Cooley the sheriff sprung the
orCp. the execution was the most humane,
orderly and 81 Stematic OF any ever conducted
10 ONO: The only words spoken By the con-
Gelnhed man on the scaffold were, Don't make
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STEAMNRS, De.

STFATssR MATTANO, Captain VIZ. 81,
- BYIEs, leav es wharf foot OF 9Th GSsD~
and sts. every TUESDAY. Thurs sztl.hlz..iN
Gay. ald H;lilr - at a m, for PO-
ton;2c liver i2G6Inss. On Tussisys for gIs.tox
Sreek Co tons aud landings in St CieIuent's Bay.
0H lhufecays Tor Mattnx Greek and IAN finxs IN
ug IN NcniIIl Greek. Returning on "Wednesday
frlqay ana MONDAY mornings, making intersneii-
ate anClneIs 'XccFtiEg Matt X on Wednesday,
Ancye tTlI's con n eIC9 Tuesday Feb 18Th
f0n I1it,eT Information enquire ut o.Iees of g.
L. SHtEtF =, NCs. 32S and 1Iii Pepr-y!vania ave-
nEe; n at Cftce fOct Of 9th and y -trs st. $ "
In
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W0MAN'S WOHDS.-An Original Review Of
w what Women are Doing in Industry Education.
philanthropy. Social Reform, Art, Science. Lters-
tllre and Government. Also q faithful record Of
what men doing 10 advance the interests OF
women Every household should read good
WomSn's Paper. Published monthly. Price per
year by mail POSTAGE prepaid, I .0 single copies.
10 cents. THERESA JUAN LEWIS and SABk
ANDREWS SPENCER, Publishers Cab send
orders to Mrs. THERESA YUAN LEWIS, MANAGING
Editor, Room 30. 10. hepub!lc Building. ll0l Penn
sy!vsris decd
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THE NEWEST BOOKS.

Wheaton's international Law, sheep, 68 80; Gold
smith, 10y Mr. b JACK, rs cents; Hume, by Prof HuY-
ley, rs cents; Motley. by Wendell Holmes, 81 SO; ;
FliLper at West Point. e.; Robert Dick, by Smiles
81 so; As 1t May Happen, 81 50; My Guardian by
Ada Cambridge, paper, 60 cents; Modern Fishers OF
Men. paper, 80 cents; The New Republic, by Mgi-
loch, Sl.5u; Gilders Poet AID Master, 81 Is
The latest publication received soon as issued.
Fashionable Stationery specially.
k0HUN BROTHERS,
PUBLISHERS, BOOKSELLERS AND STArIoSRBs
feb5ir IOl6 Pa. aoe.. cor nth st.
OUR NEW BOOK LIST.-Speechss and
~ Report on Finance; John Sherman. 50 90. New
Greece Lewis Sergeant; $3.50. Prescott's Speak
Ing Telephone, Electric Light, &c; - Sensible
Etiquette; Ward; 81 Samuel johnson; T. I. Ma
son; Sl50, John Lathrop Motley; Oliver Wendell
Holmes 81 80. The Death of Death l25 Health
PTimers-au the numbers-40c each All the new
Law Books received promptly.
We viii have q large assortment of Marcus Ward
K Co.'S VALENTINES displayed on our counters
in few days. which ali are nvii ed to examine
". 81. & o. II. MORRISON.
Law BOOKSELLERS AND STArIosERs,
1aD22u 47S Pean'a ace. N.sc.
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train a. noI LOAF CATTLE.-N Sabe,ha ,hs
while tH.le1 alongside Of a cattle train
- e t.S VtheF cattle. those in the paSse,srn.s
~ 20 up Town and get dinner. Arie- s,ns ser
- eIetrs So!Cnnly COntelo-laie the ~,
10 the square inch '"' 'AtVc or Tour
'ltuN on earth" asks Young LADY q 49,.
pretty !cRng lady. who gets or az Seperss
" how on earth do they pack them in "a $780,
Nhl. asks mid looking Young man Win
iebder blonde whioAerS aud wiStfni hina er 81
ne Is IN escaped divinity student lust -1,n,o,,;
10 take charge or BaptiS' church In Wes,er,
hahNaS. Why" he says. did you never soc
'ttin .Cad cattle into = 'ar"''
40. said the pretty seneca girl with q
HnCh loeA or Interest, II never did; how a.
u s,'s nH, the divinity student remarked, slow
- anu WY earnestly, " they drive them an in
except one, big fellow win thin Sbnulda-s
anu uI,;ld quarters; they save him Tor a wed va
anu dilN hlm In with n hammer
Soueio" or other II didn't look hardly ratr a.,
me; NOBODY protested against IS admiSsion
however. 50 II went on record hut the cnnyer'
salion went into utter bankruptcy right there.
ana me 'heoioglcal looking young man WAS the
only person IN the car who looked supremeIs
SATISFIED WITH himself BHrdctfs in Ha,rkc,s
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z n
The Steamers John GIBSON and < O. KNIGHT,
Alternately le ave Per II East River, New -a1ssA
2crf. every Saturday, ST O'Clock J.. %. I'm
EeorEetogi every Saturday and k.exs!l
l.Tis sarlE day.
FrciS.t taken a. IcgCs; TAt.s. Fo: t1i1EraRzIor
apply 81 Ot,.e over Metropolitan Bank 18Th strae.
or 10 Il :. a DENHAM Agent, S'stsr street..
aeOrgetC d..
Sp21-fr SAMUEL BACON. Praai6eni
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ARHaNaEn1ENr.

FOB NCREOLE, FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
SOUTH
The a.lE sra e!ozsnt iron Steamer LADY OF
yILL1. leaves 6th7treet wharf until
further note, every Monday, Wed
nsedAy and Friday, at O'Clock o. L. connecting
Eifb steamers for Boston, Providence and othaf
northern p1tntR- Returning leaves Norfolk eyeyy
zlEsdsy, Thursday and Saturday at O'CLOCK n "a
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GOODRICH, ArToRSEY-Ar-Law, ia Dear
IA. horn St, Chicago. III II years experience !;
correspondence confidential Advice free n2sxt
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5.eamsr JOHN W. THOMPSON CAPTAIN JOIN &
rooD, leaves Ecr wharf, terminus Of r.
Yth And u 7 street Inc O: :ars, st B. ..<s4asd7f
u. three tLI1s Tcr wees for Currio 1s><ssssssos
man, N6fc-ci and IeOnardtown, stopping at inter.
mediate .and'uss each trip. DsTS % sailing, Mon.
Gay. 1hlrs6sy and Saturday.
Fer ftrt or Information, alpy 81 ia oice, over
tsetrosnistsn tSIt, KnCI's Express Office o. Il sss
JOmpary's Wharf, foot Of 9Th street
Eszga.s called for GU aplIicatioo q Kuox's TX.
prers Offcn SAMUEL StpON Pt%z't
3 z sCCISELLY, AGENT.
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DOWNMAN l. GREEN. Auctioneer,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Rial ESTATE ON O STREET SOU III. BE
TWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREET RS
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MONTE s.S-ss7,AE I1IOYD-STEAnsHrr
~ LisJs BErT rEs G,E1 oIsK, HAvSE. LONDON.
SOCTEsssPTOH AND BREMEN
the stS-.s-c-s 1f this company wi sal sTcEg sab
nrday from Bremen Pier, fpCt Of Sd st, ssSass
HooCEeu. KS OF ,ssSsSe: From New Z Il ssaEHf
York TO Eayr. london. SJuthamp tnI 1A.sssasss
and Pre'len r:t cabin, 800; second Csi5Ii, $50,
gold; stscraSa 80 currency. Fer Freight or ras
s.e sprfT l. srS FrTIFcS f'Fa sy&rrIir.y I5r-.T,
SeT YORK y. G.. MFTZFROTT y co, 925 Penn
~ 4 L. l.. -r.s-+ll1 fnf.l L..
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EDUCATIONAL.

z INDERGARTEN NORMAL INSTITUTE. with
n Model Kindergartens and Advanced Glasses
MRS. LOUISE POLLOCK, S29 Sth st., and Miss
SUSIE POLLOCK, ll27 18th st NV, PrincDals
Dsy and Evening classes for Ladies'. dec6- 3Ias
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-11
a Curious Ynullstry.

The principal industry of the town of
West Falmouth, Mass, is tying business
tags with bits of strings, by which the tags
may be attached to articles which require to
be labeled. a correspondents writing from
that village says: "Thcsc tags arc cut
elsewhere and sent in bulk to West Fail
mouth. The string is also sent in skeins
The business here is to cut the string in
suitable lengths, tic one INTO each tag and
return it t. the manufacturer i'm Boston.
This sounds simple enough and small
enough, and yet it furnishes occupation to
between three hundred and four hundred
persons, and involves an elaborate system
of book keeping. The business has been
carried on by a woman for the last twenty
years. The orders which were ones pu
in bushcl basket now require large freight
boxes, amount to an aggregate of forty
millions of tags in year. The little pink
strings arc rceled off and cut in given lengths
and punches, each bunch having l01 strings.
These strings arc given out by, ,thc,lOlO, TO-
gethcr with corresponding number of tags,
to people coming to the office for them, and
arc paid for at the rate of twelve to seven
teen cents thousand. Young children tic
with their mothers, and even old men, and
1t Is tho great source of pin money in tho
community"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-11
A MOnUInont or Gold

nould DO erected in momory Of tho inyento,
II "Anakesis," the great external Pile Rom
writes as follows:
hlessrs. NEUsTAEDTER & Co.:
tENTLEMEN--En find p. o. order fol
$l.Oo for which send box Anakesis. hayo
USED TWO boxes and feol it my duty to say to
you that by tho uso OF your simple remedy l
nave been raised from tho brink OF despair to
tho j0yful hopo Of soon boing ablo to declare
myself entirely cured. Ono months trial at
the small oxponso Of tho cost of ono box OF
Anakesis mas given mo moro reliof than two
years doctorng with our bost physicians here.
surely monument Of gold should be erected
In memory Of tho inventor Of Anakosis Sond
at once if possible.
shall DO pleased to reply to any ono who
inquiries as to tho merits Of your valuable med
lclho should you SEQ fit to publish this.
Sincerely your servant,
JAMES j. BAssErr, Eric, Pa.
a., "Anakosis" Is sold by all druggists. Price
~ per box. Samples sent free to all sufferers
on application to "Anakesis" Depot, Box 994G
Now York ''N0
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-11
~---------------
Tho influence OF Cltn,ntc

Tho inluonc OF climate upon constitution
sno1ectod TO trying change In atmospheric
marked and disastrous. Disorders of the
bowels and OF the liver, frequently termina.
ting fatally, are prone to attack tho tourist by
land or voyager by sea in unacoustomed lati-
tudesmnoro particularly those noar tho eaua-
tor. Ihe best medicinal protection against
irregularities OF the bowels, stomach and liver
not only from the above, but whatever cause
arising. is Hostetter's Stomach Btters. a
medicine In wide and increasing demand In
suitry portions OF this hemisphere. and also In
tne tropics. Travellers, emi9rants, dwellers,
and temporary sojoMnefs in malarloua dis.
tficts use 1t very extensively as . safeguard.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-11
Truth Ia Mighty.

AS the little lcaven hid in ohc meas
ure of meal, made all lcavcn. so truth
gradually overcomes all doubt and dis
belief. When DR.. Pierce, OF Buffalo,
n. T., announced that his Favorlto
Prescription would positively euro the
many diseases and weaknesses peculiar
to women, some doubted, and continued
to employ the harsh and caustic local
treatment. But the mighty truth gradu-
ally became acknowledged. Thousands
Of ladies who had uselessly undergone
untold tortures at the hands Of differ.
ent physicians, employed the Favorito
Prescription, and wero speedily cured.
Many physicians now prescribe 1t in
their practice. SO sanguine Is DR..
Pierce of Its power to cure, that he now
sells 1t through druggists under posi-
tive guarantee.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-11
Down on q Tly.

AN Old man living on Fort street,
east, was observed tacking an old
fish-net over the open front door, and
among the number of curious minded
was pedestrian who asked: h..
Are you putting Chat up for fly.
scrcen?''
"That's just it," was tho reply.
II don't see how it will keep 'em
OUT" .q
swell, | hardly don't see myself y
said the old man as he stood back for a
look, "butl've made up mind that nc
burned fly In this town shall come into
this house on a straight linei"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-11

SCENE, "The Row." He on the cob I:
"llallo3 a gay-looking animal you've
got there, GusW Gus ION showy Fie-
bald-a regular "Myers' "Haw
Ya-as, you see I've taken chambers in
the circus for the season, 80 1 thought
I'd have nag to match!"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-11

How TO GET SICk.-Expos % yoursel.
day and night, eat too much withou
exercise; work too hard without rest .
doctor all the time; take all the vile
nostrums adyertised; and then you
Will want to know
HOW TO GET WELL.
Wh1cn Is answered in three words
Take Hop Bitters! SEQ other column
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-11
Is IT POSSIBLE that q remedv

IS 1T POSSIBLE that remedy made o
uch common, simple plants as Hons
Buohu, Mandrake, Dandelion, &C..
make so many and snch marvellous and
wonderful cures as Hop Bitters dor II
must be, for when old and young, rich
and poor, Pastor and Doctor, Lawyer
and Editor, all testify to having been
cured BY them, we must believe and
doubt no longer. See other column.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-11

New Beauty (unversed as yet in the
mysteries of high life): "Who's that
wonderful old gentleman?" The Cap
tain: "Sir Digby de Rigby, Hamp-
shire baronet; one of the Oldest in Eng
land; James the First's creation; you
know" New Beauty determined to
be surprised at nothing): "Indeed
How we'll preserved he Is! shouldn't
have thought him more than scventy v
or eighty.''