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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17
THE P1Efg.3t RRGH
For AsYear 1881.
tOCRATIC ORGANIZATION PRINCIPLES
: /lND CANDIDATES..
No Lowering the Flag, No Surrender
No Concession,
But the Renewal Of the CID Battle ior
an Old Time Victory.

The year 1881 will marx new era IN our P9,-.t, az,
cal history. with an incoming a 1i Of
power-vith Congress evenly dltldeo ~. j. -
brsnches-wth the States hall DeLnoera,le t ~
half Republican. The Republican party canHo. no.
carry through extreme sectional leg sti,,'l, "a ~ -,
viii undoubtedly make insidions aI.IIs 1870 T,- @ no
Constitution and the virtue Of the people Dy Pr,
figate use Of the public revenues me si,'''S = IL
Capitalization is still rampant IN that psslyt ~,
Its controlling tendency. and will be iuTtheIeu ui
arr.eaTs to the s.lhshness of sections. A maSll
cent government, the paternal plan; Teptol'cYn ~
in outward form but in reality monarch cal Il tlle
haven the ambitions leaders Of the KepuoI'e'n
party are pushing for, ,- ,,.t,-f-y
Never there greater necessity y IS' - -
n5luess and Enyieldiug. poi:tc2l lll'eE y
than there now is in tho Democratic party. ~ .H
Tts zatioT rr.st be maintained in all it, old
time yigor: Its party usages anc trall souS % -,
ished: its own selected leaders trusted anu SIi-
aour3uef. its membership strengthened anu eHu-
cate! in the faith Of the iathers. 40 thc DGug s.
cratic party is couhded the exalted duty OF aee'tl
ing the efforts Of men IN tIle f cf fbsf
set up another forIa Of government IN place %
which exists. Therefore it i the hlGhesI pau 20
ism 20 defend and maintain orSan!zs!SO@h y! on HI ''s
. greatest effectiveness. rrr,~f,,
TaE PrTrsRURGH PosT is cOmml tied 70 TINS prl n
cipc in all its length and breadth and u PosS'"tte
. moro vigorously and uncOmprOmtsi ingiy Jhan ~
the past viii II labor to strengthen the parry no ~
up the hands OF its trusted leaders sPre5au % ~
cratic truth and promote by all honorable InealI
the success OF Democratic Candidates N@''o'''l
So much for the political course Of The IyEEKLl
PosT during the coming year; @hut @ IA az -. ~ ~ =
/ partments il will maintain the hiShest hiShF ueFF'''
. usefulness to its readers as family lourht1I. -
THE LITERARY DEP AI,TNTRST VIII pc en- lSlleu -.
a choice and carefully selected miscellany con
sisting Of tales, poetry, sketches humor anu O'
Z OgTapuy. a..
The News DEPARTMENT viii be caTelultE colle'
and include careful summary OF the events =
the week at home and abroad, with specials. teIe
grams and correspondence from washington an
Harrisburg during the sessions oi congress III
the Legislature. -
Az AGRICULTURAL and HOUSEHOLD DEPAIl
SlEST will be added new and attractiFe iealuT'
THE MARKET RFPORTS. and especially reports {
, cattle markets viii be prepared with the utInC,
care and afford ir formation OF the highest VAIN
to the farmer and dealer
EDITORIaLLy. The WEEELT Posi- will discuss 4
. questions with caulor and sincerity. IL VIII pr
mote rs best il can q Democratic revival ana reg
all efforts 10 disintegrate the party or weaken ti
a., . organization Ittho-cforc appeals with contlden
= to Democrats TO second It's efforts by extending
= rirr.Iatf,T.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17

WIFE's POWER a good wife is 20 a man
wisdom. strength and courage q bad one Is
confusion, weakness and despair, saws an
English magazine. No condition Is hopeless
to a man where the wife possesses 6rmness,
decision, and economy There Is no outway
propriety which can cOunteract indolence.
eNtravaCance and folly at home No spirit
can long endure bad influences Nan Is
strong. but his heart is mot aiamant He
needs a tranquil mind. and especially If he IS
an intelligent man, With whole head, ne
Deeds its moral force iu the conflict of life
To recover his composure, home must be a
place OF peace and comfort. There his soul
renews its strength and goes forth with re-
newed vigor TO encounter the labor and trou-
bles Of life. But if at home he finds no rest.
and is there met with bad temper, jealousy
and gloon, OF assailed with complaints and
censure hope vanishes and be sinks into de
spair.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17

SHE stepped into the street car radiant
with youth, and looking cool ana bright IN
her 6oyver-trimmed hat and speckleSs suit Of
linen. -Four young men Immediately offered
her their seats. She accepted one with an
enhancing smile, aud instantly gave i 70 q
noor. wan little, old woman, who had beer
standing for ten blocks, whereupon the young
r-s-. st3' not know whether 20 get % p EEa--
80. and q 81 tle.E best nr, = lCch foolish.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17

Nu1IT0T s u
stray and similar Notices =.
business items first insertion lee per line ea'
subsequent insertlsu SC. per line
~ RssoI,dioas Or proceeding q 1np g.
- rf-l -d cgFfrnef 70 raii at4s'
fig fs Gylu matter Of t7ifcf I1dfrtftat ''iees
,l,ssf be paid for 1s adrcriiscr1enfs.
ion PE1STIse Of all kind neatly and eEpell. Epsl-
o,,sf, executed al lowest prices Don't you iorge
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17

1T was getting well along into the night.
She vawucd, and then asked him II he ever
saw a snapping-tu ''One, he replled
ain show" said She ''its very funaE, Out
~ I';-3 . a1Vbv'7'i he asked 20, YOU hang
an So" He looked out Of the window into
sHe darkness said ?, 'c2ttG ake -s sat K
had cgtter he L-lrI
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17

EEsr.-.'s ssa~l-. Cra.E. sure III i,s elects and
mild la l.s artau gs % dges not blister yet 1t ls
gers.-- tiny AMI rawe-sr! To- reach every deei-zeat-
Cd la.a .- z-.a.ve any h5Dy -r9"fA OF o'her en-
r---r-- -rr.a as speglu=. -rIiutz. surus callous,
.r-arr-. sv.I.rae-. aay Iameuess and all enlarge
r-a--z of t.l .a.ll- 5r limbs, rheumatism iu man,
90 z-auv purpose tgr which iiuirneut is used Tor
man .r beast 10 is Row augvl TO Doe the best iini
r-nt ar-aa arsru=yd. being as mild in It's action
-slt I- certain .l its effects. send address for IL
-u..rstsa circular. which we LAluE gives positive
rr.sal .-s virtues 10 remedy l'- man AZ well as
Hss. has over to our Aug-lci-e ma. ".th =ucA IN
qualified success.
ls-rr..s. 81 rer bottle. orslz BOTTLES 1rz5. AL
T--s-r-rz have IT g-cau get it for you. oT It viii
lr sent o.. any address on receipt OF price b. the
r-5r.-rat.~- DR. B. J.. kendall s. CO. @ @I-l9S
r.r--s ' T9-10.-l4m.-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17
Every NUMBER COMPLETE in Itself
Van DYKES SULPHUR SOAP

Is superior 20 all other soaps. Il j. combined with
Sulrhur in its pure uuadultcTated state. which
ers the uorcs Of the skin, bcing absorbed into the
blood through the minute capllaries and thus acts
uDou the skin whether il be healthy or in dis
esscd condition. both locally and constitionally,
thereby eliminating all impurities frcln the blood
and exciting the skin to healthy action. 1t pro-
duces a hueneSs. purity and freshness OF the com
pIcNjon which is uucaualled, and can lie produce
hy nj, Ctf her means No toilet. nursery bathroom
is complete without il. L makes ths skin soft.
clear pure. white and healthy; is cleansing. de
oJoriTiu-r GiSinfccting. soothing. healing and pu-
rffyiuu: removes d8ndruh, channg. ulcers. sores,
crIIptuns. rougnucSS and reducsS of the skin; re
lievcS itching burning and singing OF the skin.
and irritation OF biting and singing insects; viii
relieve Itching Piles when nothing else viii have
. any effect. Ask for Van DYKES SULPHUR SOAP
insist upon IT, and take imitation. Sold 10y drug
srists AschcnSach X Miller. PTuprietors, No. 81
(aIlowhUI Street. Philadelphia, Pa. For sale ny
II. 7. OkTNAN, EUensburg. Pa. Il-5.-iy.l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17
Or. WOLF
Or. WOLF.
WE HAVE aust BOUGHT
AT ASSIGNEE'S SALE
LARGK AND SELECT STOCK or
OveraIIs and Shirts,

made OF heavy duck, aud VIC have no room 10
keep them very long We will give our patrons the
benefit Of the bargain we got in the purchase by
..uir. them at FIFTY CENT, PER SETT. or at
twenty-five CENTS for each article sepa-
ratcIy. They arc worth at least DOU BIZ THE
MONEY.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17
PERsEUER4NCE WILL TELL

S-lrclJ-s1s. Mass. March is, 1850.
e g. s.r.rt.rr * tu-CfeutS. In Justice 10 you
.-f r.r=r-F think ] ought to let You know that
.... r.-8.eI two bone -puviUs with kendalls
-..-r.f. Cure-1uu very large one; don't know how
..-.- -r- -rsriu h-t been there. have owned the
-.--a -s.a- uaugus. o. took me i0ur months to
--- the l1r. u.r and two for the small one. have
-..r ten EutrIa- The morse o. entirely well, not
-.r sim grG 90 Iurrh tH he seen or ieit. This IL
f.-frI medicine Lt Is Lew thing here. but
lr.- docs t.- al. what 10 hes jJug fer ne Its sale
4.,E h. r.-E great
..r-rffv va-IFs Gus. r. PAnzEa.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17
ennAEFlR1A
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As0 caTTLELlHiS'' S''


Is -are cure .- all ordinary diseases oi Horses
Ca--l.. -a-sran swine. j cures ana prevents
CHr-sEs Cuolzus. Your Cow is certain 20 'e'u
- rEt cE-. MORE AND HErrf-z HiI-l ~ D III 1i-
STU,K FsTTESs On OEEFOJEIH LESS
FEEU-
BEING sr recession Of large number oi eHcs'-
lent testimonials. j s1b7gin few.
Th4-e been using your cattle Powder inr nor W
COWS. chickens and pigs. and ma lI u - tis'
trlrE- E.rg=E BOND. Germantown "a
have used Two packs u your Cattle / oW, " T =
nv COW and chickens. TIRE COW GAVE 1917 n :
-rrl.r rrE gr-s cTIry OF SfLR she dlt n..oLy. n.. -
7al-kers vell dying. bat were CURED III ai'4 .
~ afrrr ] had used The powder NIT y &
You're truly. JONAS fAsoUR- ~ sstSr ~ -
have used yoUr Cattle Powder 4 nus tf ~ Z, Z,
.s tIa -.-. f.- horses. cattle. sheeL- tlc- - -
On r.rr.-v for many rruUiaiut-. WIN So - -
zvE-r Il ..sE-r3... NEAyzR, Berry sViile' ! ~
Il5t.sr1rsrr- sent me package Of y ouI @ I,m
der which gave o. my poultry. and nav no ~
..-- .r-.-.- rnr.,.v " chicken slucc---Hr'- 'l
kNAgr- Orange. " y -,
Send me . r1rll OF two % E5uT ~ '-ttl- o IN,
The mack slt from you last winter oti.i-- -,
CfucErS csggLrEA. I gave some % IL ~ - =
lur and &c cured bis chickens oiS " li-l'
Spruce Vale Ohio -,. ,s
address. f1r a pamphlet. F. A 4tII.t-titt, 4tII-1 - \ :,
Arsn ~. FHIIADEIPHlA, Pa re[ ~ ~
j. TEEruHoEr- EleIsJurg, Ia. l'-'' ''' -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17
-Advertising Rates.

The large and reliable circulation of the "a
pzrs FrFruAN cornmends % 20 tbs fsvorecle 9.
liberation OF advertisers, whose o. Fors VII ps n
serted ct the following low rates
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17
Een5alI,g snavin Cure.

Aa-1.sr. Scluylkiu Co, Pa, June 3, 1sso.
rr j.. T EEsrALL $ Co.-Cfeut5: y case Of
..rfu that me uud er 10y observation was entire
Z -..-..T ar .a- hottie uf yuEr keudals SPAWN
Cure. and l..a ---s- sid afterwards Tor two hun
-r.- rHf.rg--
F.u-- truly CHS. n. BARNARD,
szr
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-17

PEs,rs-HzP rre poor, snl il poss-bls 10
=c1rt.Lf-E 70 make the pccr remember you.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-19

into the Division AMI exclaimed-"Look
out IN the ward. AMI you Il see a worse
sight Al FASTENED out. and saw Capt.
Lewis, Of the 5>th Virginia standing near
the fence 'marsing-time, with his feet,
while being cursed and abused by the Van
kee sentry : on the parapet, one OF whom
kept his gun pointed At him. with hnge- on
the trigger. ready To repeat the J ones murder
al the least excuse. Il appears that Lewis
was walking VI and down the ward when
some one related to him the rumors Of Gen.
Jubal Larry crossing the Potomac. High
~ elated Al the news, a are We all. Can't.
Lewis uneuardedly exclaimed ''Nnur1h lar
old kariV. Not a crime. surely But
the sentinel, on the parapet, mindful of Bill
Douglass promotion, ana the order - shoot
down any prisoner disobeylng a challenge.
yelled at Lewis, with a yoiley of oaths. 10
MARK TINE, DAMN YoU, MARk TIMEf"
Fortunately Lewis heard him. and submit
ted, - be kept in this humiliating posture
for more than an hour, until the officer of
the Guard at length came and released him.
Had he not submitted he would have been
shot, and the murderer promoted as was
Bill Douglass. Thus i seen how ali our
lives are imperilled. | am glad il was rot |
for | could not have obeyed the humiliating
command, and must nave FASTENED To my
barracks, followed 10y the bullets OF the
brute who would doubtless have killed or
wounded halt a dozen of Us before he ceased
firing.
To RE CoNTTSIFn
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-19

WELDON NEWS" ITEMs.-A fight oc-
cured here Monday between Major Han
non and Tom Fields, in which Harmon got
cut over the eye and Fields in the right
Aae. The wound of Harmon hled right
Ieely but neither are dangerously hurt
0unng the storm last week lightning struck
d green pine tree near the residence of Mr..
spencer Dickens about three miles from
ltfe and the tree burned to the ground. A
.ulng which is quite unusual, we are IN
'Vned. 1t is said the tree burned liked a
''hdle.-A movement if on foot TO build
Z 'oli bridge across Roanoke river at this
pace, This bridge will cost about twenty
i've thousand dollars, and five thousand ana
u't hundred dollars have already been SUB
S'ioed.-Capt. Randolph ShotWell is
10" sole owner of the Farmer and Nechdn,t
Tl~'lng purchased Mr.. Dowd's interest. Mr..
Do"d will continue to travel and cores
pOId Tor the paper. We wish Capt. shot
serves.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-19

EE-Having been asked By several persons during the
past week whether the account in this column Is ncti-
tious, l take occasion TO repeat that every fact and in
cident related in this narrative from beginning 10 end
actually occurred as stated; the description in many
instances being taken Verbatim from my journal notes,
made at even date. r. As.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-19

zen Cox, John Manning and H.. A. Lon
'l made speeches at the Gulf, in Chatham,
% the 18th.
me time of life when the young man $
~ ~nla turns fondly to dress is unpleasantiy
N'e1 the garbage.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-19

Gov. Vance spoke at Morganton last Sat
urCay.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-08-19

Hancock and Jarvis Clubs have been for.
med at Oxford, Henderson, kittrelI, Fish
ing Creek, Brassfield, Tally Ho and Sassa
fras Fork-all in the county of Granville.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-22

Substitute for Cal0met.-Sulphate Of
manganese Is now being introduced a.
subsIitut, for mercury in tho vario, q
bilious troubles. In jaundlce, hopa-
tic dropsy and ypochondrlasIs it is
stated TO havo produced most romarka-
bic results, and In hemorrhoids and in
congestion Of the fauces and bronchitis
it is proved no less ctllcacious. Ane-
mo patients, who canEot tai any of the
preparations of iron, are enabled to take
IRON with two to tive grains Of sulphate
OF manganese. 1t il found preferable
to administer tho manganese in ten
grains to a scruple dose in n glass of
water, audlnga little citrate of mag
ncsia TO cause cifervcscence. BY these
doses large bilious objections are pro.
duced. Halfa drachm Is said to be the
utmost dose ever necessary, ton grains
being usually quite sufficient.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-22
Consunptlon Cured.

AN old physician, retired from prac-
tlce. having had placed IN his hands by
an East lnuia missionary the formula
Of simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy ami permanent cure for Con-
sumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma
and all Throat and Lung Atlections,
also positive and radical cure for Ner-
yous Debility and all Nervous Com
plants, after having tested Its wonder
tnl curative powers in thousands Of
eases, has felt It his duty to make it
knew to his suffering fellows. Actu-
atcd by this motive and n desire to re-
lleye human suffering, will send free
Of charge to all who desire IL, this re-
cipe, in German, French, or English,
with full directions Tor preparing and
using. Sent by mail by add. ssslng
with stamp. naming this paper, W. w.
SHERAR, I49 Po,oers' Block, Rochester,
Ne,o York.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-22
DOMESTIC.

10 Color COTTON GooDs.--First to
prepare the water for colOrtng for all
dyes; take four pals Of water; add one
quart wheat bran tic tho bran loosely
In a thin coarse bag; before hcatiE g
squeeze the bran until the water IL
mite; boil and take off the scum. Dove
and slate colors arc all made by boiling
In iron cupful of good black tea with
Il tcaspOonful of coppcras, and sufficient
water TO cover tho goods; dilute this
until you get the desired shade. About
three shades of any color look well
blended together. Salmon Is made by
boiling annatto in s0ap-suds. Il good
green Is obtained by taking yellow
cloth and dipping 1t into blue dye. All
dying should be dono the same day, as
many things can be used for different
shades and colors. For good black,
to each pound Of goods, take ouc of blue
vitriol, ono of coppcras dissolved In
sufficient water 20 cover the goods; boil
al hour; take two ounces extract OF
logwood and boil ono hour; put In the
goods, stirring and lifting often; thcn
add 4 strong solution of colnmon salt
made boiling hot lot them romaln If
teen minutes, then rinse In several clear
waters. a handsome brown IS obtain
cd by sleeping black walnut or butter
nut shucks until all tho color iseXtract-
ed put In the goods until OF tho re-
uuired shade; rinse In STR ng soapsuds.
must be dissolved in alcohol,
strained oil in sufficient wafer to cover
the goods, lifting constantly and keep
ing il quito hot; rinse In alum water;
dry In The shade.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-22
Distance All Cornnctitors

The datryman who uses Gilt leo
Butter Maker will increase his prod uct
6per cont, improve Its quality. 20 nor
cent, and distance all competitors who
do not use 1t. rs cents worth of tho
powder Will increase product and
market value Of same $500. Can Won
make better investmentr sold by
grocers, druggists and general store.
keepers. Send stamp for "IIints 10
Hutter-Makers." Is Address, Butter I'm.
provement Co., Buffalo, N. Y. g
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-22
WIT AND HUMOR,

"Ir's astohlshin'," remarked the old
forty miner, as he nodded over his glass,
cts astonishin' what Il coward man IS
at home-a reg lar crawlin' sneak, by
.Joye Pvo travelled u good bit and
held up my end In most % tho camps
on the coast slncc II. l'vo got thI GO
bullets inside o me. I've shot an been
shot ut, an never h> ard nobody say |
hadn t as good gritas mosttcllers that's
goln'. But at home Pm cayOte. Afore
ia let the woman know that her hot,
biscuit wasn't a when it's like stiff
amalgam, Pd fiji myself as full as n re-
tort. lve done 1t lots of times. Most
ofmy teeth IS gono from tuggin' on
beefstcaks that tho old woman fried.
Dye think | roar out when 20 over a
chair In the darkp No, sir. While Pm
rubbln' my shins an kecpin' back the
tears, Pm likewise swcatln' fur Fear tho
old woman has been woke up by the
upset. didn't use to be So" sighed
tho poor fellow, thoughlfully rubbing
his shining scalp. "When we first
hitche ed thought | was the s,,perin-
tendenti but after a year or two Of
argyin' the pint settled down to shov-
ln' the car at low wages. [ kin lick
any man o. my age an sizc," cried the
old gentleman, banging ihc saloon
table with his wrinklcd fist; "l'll shoot,
stand up or rough-an' '-tumble for coin.
but when hang my hat on the peg In
tho hall mn take Off muddy boots, an
hear the old woman ask II that's me, |
tell YOU tho starch comrs right out O.
no."
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-22

KEEP THE STABLE CLEAN.--Wo need
to Impress upon all duirymcn some idea
of what is necessarily clasScd under
tho head of cleanliness In tho dairy
Tho stable must be clcan--trcc frOR,
manure and all offensive udorOus mat
ter, and enough snwdust, dry dirt,
plaster, or effective absorbent aud de-
odorizcr used to remove all Disagree
a6lc smells. The stable must be we'll
ventilated, and Tho cows lave plenty
Of fresh. pure mir to breathe. This
must bn in summer or winter, as foul
air, as VOL rs foul food, will taint the
Whole system OF tho cow. AR, food
and drink must be pure, and the sur
roundinEs clean and sweet. It this is
not the condition under which the COW
is kept, then there Is not sufficient
cleanliness I'm this part of the dairy.
Very seldom do we see a stable that
even approXimatcs this degree OF clean
Illness. Yet this is Indispensable, as
surely as the milk is made Of, and tlav-
orcd by what the cow eats, drinks and
inhalcS.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-22

Fer persons are aware that most pow
erful telescope in existence Is not the
Sigintic reflector Of Lord Rosse, with
mirror six feet In diameter. The re,
power of telescope consists in accura {
definition, In which this great instr, .
ment has been surpassed by several
smaller ones. The finest telescope III
the world has undoubtedly been the
twer 'v-SiX-inch refractor Of the Unite d
Stal> Naval Observatory ut Washinc. .
ton; but reflector, with a mirror thir =
ty-scven and oLe half inches in diane.
ter, has just been completed by Mr.. A.
A. Common, of England, which Is ex-
pectcd from the results Of tests thus
far applied to excel the American in.
strument In power.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-22
Marks OF Appreciation, a

~ .he shape OF increasing demands for lIos.
letters Stomach Bilters arc constapt rsacI'.
ing its propr etors. Tho mining and as ricul.
suIai populations OF Tho far weat are PARTON.
''!sIly alive to its merits for 1t pos sesses tho
psfy qualities whioh emisrants TO those 70.
malaria, II fort tles them agans, the inin,ioms '
ns enSn,s which frequently proceed from mode
ot Nfe frSueht With hsrdsbips, and il has an
n.impeaoNnole record for til rouyhness. Tray-
% e.os % foreign tEics. mariners. AMI those
y sthst its protective aud brao ng propsrtios have
not been exaggerated by the many who have
g oorne ayornblc witness III its behalf. A rock
no druer on it's base than thi, medio;ne in
v contdeneo OF our people.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-22
YELLOW FEvER.-The engineers OF

YELLOW FEvER.-The engineers OF
the Central Railroad of Georgia say:
matte influences Of the Yellow Fever,
by going In and coming out of Savannah
at different hours of the night, and also
in spending entire nights In the city
during the prevalence Of the Yellow
Fever epidemic of 1876, with but the sim
gle exception Of one Of us (who was TAX
eli sick. Dut speedily recovereU we con-
tinued in our usual good health-a cir
cumstancc we can account for In no
other way but by the effect, under
Providence, of the habitual and con-
timed use Of ofSimmons' Liver Regulator
while we We're exposed to this Yellow
Fever malaria
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-22

TIE Improved Riiin offered for sale
hy the Chichester Rifle Co., Of Jersey
City, n. D.. at the low price of 50. so
one OF which our agent has examined,
is without doubt tho best bargain IN
Fire-arms ever presented to tho public.
They arc handsomely made and cannot
i"il to give satisfaction, being very
accurate for either sporting or target
purposes. Any OF our readers reuuir.
ing reliable gun cannot do bettor than
secure a. Chichester.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-22

AN inhabitant of II suburban town,
after spending aconvlvial evening, was
hi$covcrcd among the carrots and cab
b'g"s Of his iumb garden, wrarpf q In
slum Der. "Weii, Elll' said an admir-
Ing friend, as he shook the prostratc
yonth, "what arc you doing out here ?"
"Watchin% for a hon that stole her
nrSt,' was the scntcntious answer.
'But what are your eyes shut for,
Bill 2" "Dou't want the old han to
see me- grutfly replied the sleeping
philosopher.