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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-17
Kidney Complaints.

=, C1EO1NNATl, O., March ~, 1877.
Dear Sir IL have used your VEdETtNE for ssome
benefit to me and to those suffering from dis
cases OF the Kidneys l chcerfuliy @ Commend It.
Respectfully, o. II. SMITH,
Atested to by X. b. Ashfleld, Druggist,
Cor. Eighth and c. ntral Avenue.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-17

"A Sci ie, Of exper;m ,nts have estab-
lished ihs face that ciiloroform neutra. !.
&llxes5 the aotion OF strycbnine upon the
3lasisHea eail Systsna. i D ',1
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-17

CINCINNATI, O., April 10, 1871.
have suffered several years with the Kidney
Complaint. and wa. induced to Try YEGBTIsE.
and am convinced it is valuable remedy. It
has don; me more good than any other medi-
cine. can heartily recommend it to all suffef-
Ing from Kidney Complaints.
Yours Respectfully. y. 8. MCMlLLEN
First Book-kteper ior Newhall, Gale & Co.. Flour
Merchants, No. SO West Front st., Cincinnati, o.
VR0ETINE has res ored thousands 10 health
who had been long and painful sufferers
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-17

a WRITER aflirms that from over half
Il century's experience in tho working,
hc has never had case Of gals upon
his animals where tho following pre-
,o.,tivc was adopted, which was simply
to rub the collars inside every few days
with little ncltstoot oil, and tho mt =
ment any dirt was found sticking like
wax to wash it of with warm soap-suds
and then oil. lie says Il yolk from
oxen, or collar from a horse should not
be removed when brought into the sta
bic from work until the sweat Is en-
tirely dry, and then all chaiod spots
should be oiled. Some people never re-
move the collar from horse. OF
course a::y chatlng by the saddle must
be treated In tho same way. In Aus
tralia, who're almost everybody.-men
and women-ride on horseback, The
very first thing done after half Il day or
q whole days riding Is to take of the
saddle and battle the back generously
with cold water. This prevents sores,
gals, &c.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-17
FARM AND GARDEN.

FARM HINTS. Guinea fowls will keep
all bugs and insects of every description
off garden vines. They will not scratch
like other fowls, or harm the most del
icate plants.
Tho average butter yield OF the Ayr
shire cow Is one pound from twenty to
twenty-five pounds of milk; from the
Jersey it is one pound Of butter from
eighteen pounds of milk.
Turnips are healthtul for horses.
They should be cut In slices, Or what Is
better pulpcd finely and mixed with a
little meal and salt. Rutabagas are
better than white turmlps. .
A cellar that Is cool, dry and dark,
anu yet we'll ventilated, is the best
place for preserving potatoes In large
Quantities. When small quantities are
to be preserved there is nothing like
dry sand. Thc same may be said Of
fruits and roots of all sorts.
Plant tansy at the rootsof your plum
trees. or hang branches of the plant on
the limbs of the trocs, and you will not
be annoyed with cu:culio. An old
successful fruit-grower furnishes the
above, and says it Is the most success
full curculio preventive he ever tried.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-08-31
Mr.. Daniel Trigg's Card.

The explanatory card of MR. TRIGG
on our first page differs In no material
sense, If indeed ii differs In any, from
that put on It by us IN our last weeks
article. We did not understand, nor did
We wish others to understand that he
meant the use Of any other than politi-
cal "power." Our remarks were d.
rected at the impolicy Of a political
organization based on the color line.
Hence our reference TO S. c. and La.
1t has been the aim of the wisest men In
the Southern States TO break the color
line. Virginia broke 1t in 1869, and we
were simply combating the idea Of it's
being reformed in 1880, and that too in
n national campaign. We would not
do Mr.. TRIGG an injustice, and to show
our readiness TO repair any fancied oDe,
we very cheerfully publish his card,
though we consider its publication un-
necessary. +sf .n ..
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-08-31

the time at which the meeting was 70
assemble. So
The Register says the May meeting
Was rntitied by vote of over ares to
one The truth is, the vote stood 20 to
l0by the countof the chairman. Where
as the meeting held after the speaking,
voted 60 votes for the second delegation
10y the count of the chairman, and none
against it.
Now honestly, which delegation should
be received, the delegation elected by 30
votes before the speaking, at half past IL
o'clock, when all of Capt. Blair's friends
were present; or the delegation elected
after the speaking, say at o o'clock, by
90 votes, when large number of Full
kerson's friends had gone home?
or course the convention will carry
ont the will of the majority of the Read
iusters of Montgomery county, and con-
denim the double effort to pack the dele
CATION in that county. ro.a.fa r.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-08-31
rHE CONVENTION.

Tomorrow at Abingdon the Read
Juster convention In 20 name the next
Congressman from this District. Az
this 10 the 1rst Readjustcr convention In
the District the entire movement of n
separate organization viii loose its force
unleSe the nomination be one which en-
bodies aud typiiles tho ono prominent
and dlsiluctlye idea Of REIMBURSEMENT.
II will bc observed that Pulkerson be-
gnn IN 1871 the movement Of which this
convention IL the outcome. II IL known
OF all men that bo has borne tho brunt
Of the nine years battle then inaugurat-
ed. lis known that every county that
has been most conspicuous In liz majori-
lIcs for tho party, IA for hS nomination.
There 10 no denying tho fact that his de-
feat would b. regarded M black eye
for the party, IA the frst knock down
for the Flinders, Much has been said
about The canvass made by Capt. Blait
IN 1870. FulkcrsOn met Curry at Salem
aud NJ Abingdon, and Daniel ut Marion,
and others Ia Russell and Montgomery
the same year. Aud during MI tho scy.
on years that Capt. Blair slept he wac
everywhere active as tho hero OF Read.
jusImCnt. But for him there would
have been no ReadIusIncnl party, For
eight years he has been In the trcadmill
ofthe Legislature where the work IN,
tecn done, and now The party owes him
ne nomination for Congress.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-08-31
Col. Geo. r. McClellen.

Most Of our readers have doubtless
heard that the Rogersville Senatorial
convention exploded. Being staked and
ridered will, the two-tbirds rule, neither
Dickson of Hamblen, Coleman Of Han
cock, nor Mcclellan of Sullivan could
get through. After az ballots all hands
grabbed their hats and umbrellas and
went home. Now let Col. McCllan 90
out with all Sullivan county at his back,
and make the campaign he is capable of
and he can have the seat in the Senate.
He deserves the honor and the county
needs his services. TT# tTW
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-08-31
MohtgoIncry's story.

The regular Readjuster county mass
meeting Of Montgomery county again
selected delegation for Taylor first and
Blair second, by \ counted vote Of three
TO onspyer Fulkerson. 1.-The meeting
was large and was called aud presided
over by theregular county ehairman.--
We hear that NJ the lite hour Of go
o'clock, when nearly Everybody was
out Of town, n handful Of unauthorized
men assembled and elected fulkerson
delegates, who, Of course, will be ad-
mitted ut Abingdon, for majoritics must
rule, and the defeated must submit, and
not breed confusion.-- Wythe Dispatch,
But here comes In piece Of fraud
chat we must call attention to- We ale
reliably informed that between and Q
O'Clock after nearly everybody had left
town, few Of Fulkerson's friends gath
cred In the courthouse anil selected
delegation for him. The meeting, OF
course, was unauthorized. This looks
like trlfllng with the Rcadiustcrs Of
Montgomery, and the action of this IT..
Tie squad will not amount to row of
pins. Judge Miller, who by the way
was made Judge by some Of Col, Full
kerson's friends, against the wshcs Of
Senator Eskridgc and the real Read
iusters Of Montgomery, not being salts
fed with having two meetings. calls a
third, late In the evening. when he
knew all Of Capt. Blnir's friends had
left for their homes.--Sdiem Register.
In other words Capt. Blair's 20 friends
thinking they had put up agood thing,
had gone home, and all except GO Of
Fulkcrson's friends had gone too. This
Ia the upshot Of It. Capt, Bl0ir's friends
took MS the most opportune moment, the
one when they had Just 20 Of their unm-
Der present, and these forsooth arc dis
pleased because the 90 Of FulkerSon'B
friends who had not COMO home were
unwilling to submit TO the action Of the
20, and this Is your case OF "fraud,"
EhS MWor,ies must rulc2 Twenty.
nine must supprees tho voice OF dxtyl
The co defeated" must Submit" and
the 70 "malohty" must rule AZ AlIng-
donP And you squarrly call thh fair
dealing and the opposite Of II "irudYn
And In ihis manner you propose 10 got
your candidate on the track aud think
you can then run the Ninih Di6,tIct BY
calling everything else 'snc0kng, -
And % n what yen call Large" meet
ing, and 60 you call n "hand ftll -
Aud yon cooly think YOU can get 80
delegates from II other counties 10 close
their eyes and take This DOWN
Now Il IL notorious hct that YOU
had just 20 Dlalr men IN your nvelng
mo more ON corSTfn vote, md YOU
showed your lark of confidence In rar-
rylng more than This NUMBER by tlooa-
Ing your own time to mako the count, -
Il IA perfectly evident too, that you
rlctc That time hccausc fulLcrpn had
only ton present, When n dchy. as
agreed upon would have shown az least
60 Of them prescott. And these ngues
you conceal under the nlystlc formula
"ufce 10 one" much after the strategy
OF the hoy Who Wishing to conceal the
fact that IN n class of two he always
stood foot, declared he always stood
"btxt to head"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-08-31

Grant, in the event Of his nomination
at Chicago" or, that any effort WAS
made or purpose entertained TO form an
electoral ticket composed of any otitfr
people than those lchO should be chosen By
The representatives Of the people, inIheir
own Readjuster Convention, is UNTRUE.
desire TO add, to this card, one word
of consideration for the address ltely
published over the signature of Mr.. A.
NJ. Kelley, chairman, &c. He says
"This convention met (referIing to the
Re-adjuster State Convention of the 9TH
July. 1t was called TO order by Gen.
Malone, the putatiye father of the UNI
pledged electoral ticket scheme, who
has been publicly and VIGOROUSLY and
without denial charged with Il purpose
TO carry the State for GIANT"
If any such charge as this has ever
been made, | have not seen 1t, and VEN
ture To say, it never has been upon any
respectable authority, L would consult
self-respect to pass uHnoticed this insidi-
Gus attempt to prejudice public opinion,
as TO my political status. My answer to
it, is given in No. 3 Of the replies made
above to Mr.. Goodies interrogatories. 30
a1s rta sF.t. fa .s5 WIN, MALONE.
Petersburg, 25th August, 1880. .
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-08-31
"Montaomervp Blair.

me first Montgomery Blair delCga-
lion was obtained by appointing II be.
fore convention had been called aud Of
ooursc when nobody expected Il. The
pcond waa obtained by holding the
meeting half an hour ahead Of tno,
And now they cay "the early Sird caught
the worm" II IL also said tho 20 Blair
men left town early" but the 90 Full
keiaon men declined to 10. A Coodson
boy ~ IS asked, "wns Capt Blair 1T the
Hancock meeting at Washington cltyf"
Why dc you usk tha,9 VIVA the in,orrog
atI,e reply. 'Bccause," said hc "the
paper says Montgomery Blair was there
and made epeevh, aud | supposed they
had him thsrc because they thought he
would DO too early for Garfield"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-08-31

WAIVER. NAss AND PILIs.

II L In " hDo AND IlbD6' f.
Efllcientlln ScNfula and skin dis
ease NJ. NJ Allen, NJ. d., N. C.g"E
"Successful in Dyspepsia and Chron-
10 Diarrhma. Prof. SAM Jackson,
NJ. d., Univ. vf Pa. 10 .bl Hri a.
"Adapted IN Cbloratic and Asemic
conditions aud certain diseases pecu-
liar to women disorders of the Kidneys
and bladder. "-AProf. J. j. MOorlnan,
M u. Va. hit 'd Ur
Unsatisfactory 10 Dyspepria, Chronic
Diarihma aud ueryOus diseases arising
from impure blood; Also in certain
diseases of females. r-Ge0.h IT. Harri-
son, NJ d. Physician Woman's ios-
pital. n Y. t3t' ss sf '1rI
,Used with great benefit In Msla.
rial Fever and Diptheria. p--S. +.
Dupon, NJ. ID Ga $1,000.
"Prompt IN rsliefof headache, 10th
sIch and nervous, and chills. Rev.
II. G. .DOtson. ~ a0h ift Jb'lft
"Excellentin restoring detilNated
systems to health and streugth,".-
Thos G.. Mercer, NJ. d ,lTud. aF.i ~
Nl'onic alleratiVe. dinreuc; one of
nntlre's greatest remediesN- Medical
Assoc. OF Va ,sLyDchburg. .r -Hi.1.
"Recommen,led as a phophylactio In
Malarial Districts n--D II Fairex, Is NJ .
D., n. 0.
~ find Il the best remedy ever
used in diseases Of the throat. - p A
SiGerd, NJ. D., N. G.. ..7r
VERY beneficial in uterine dersnce-
menis and malariai conditions ~ G..
". Vail, NJ. y, Ohio. ... .s...
"My experience ls very favorable TO
Ia curative virtUs "-lhos, L. Rum
bald, NJ. D.. ST Louis. ,,
Sample supply sent free toany Ply
sirIau desiring 10 trst. Pamphlets
tcnt free Analysis with each pacR-
age. water M 70 comes from tho
Sp-ings $ihcrca Mass 80 cts and.
81; 81 80 aud s. 0Gfpr haN do2 Sent
post paid anywhere. ThIs Mas aud
pills contains In reduced space al the
curative powers oflhe winter and il
conYou'sut, palalaGle md soluble.
Addrcga
Am DAWES Prcst, ~ The co.
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. 20 B0r III
Sold by Bunting 4 Pepper, Bristol
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-08-31
enuMr,irltrn.

Thgsalcm Register, commenting on
the nctiou N the lieadiualcts ~ Mont.
gomcft In appointing delegates TO The
Congressional convention, rays Ol The
second delegation, "thc convention, Of
conisc, Vill not chtfiaiui for coe mo.
mcntihc idea N ndniiglag a delegation
secured III elch a snoaklug. aod unau-
iorited nianncr"
DID moi the Register endorse the c1oii
Of Cnpt. lllait'' riiends to sneak Ia Mel.
egalion for him NJ ,he May trrn Of ibe
court, btfofr a cthvcnllon had been call
ed, aud vhrn ihcic Vhf nc candidate iu
ilc ncld hui cant. Blair lhen again,
no 'rAei 20 snra, IN ihe aiu,r irlnri.
lloH ~ q mrp'Ina .allri lo ofd,r hcIoto
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-08-31

NNuIIeu IhSl fTluNV NJ GIllftef YAK
Park, near Hartford Conn. st. Julien
beat hts own record, trotting a mile in
the unparalleled time of PLY.
Coy. Wade Hampton has declined an
Invitation 10 speak at Washington city,
saying everything he utters is so mis-
represented by the Republicans that II il
best for him to remain silent. 40 this
we say Check Hampton and Daniel
and Tucker and all the Southern bour-
bons had better at least stay out Of the
North during the campaign, and they
bad better, il they can learn a little prac-
teal sense touching the advanced devel-
opmcnt of the age. ya,-.t.at.-
In the post norton examination of
Miss Nelson In Paris, the astounding
discovery was made that in the writh-
ings incident TO her dyspeptic attack she
bad burst varicose vein in the left Fal-
ioplan tube, and there was found in the
peritoneal cavity at least two and hall
quarts OF blood.
judge Is. W. Lacy, OF New Kent, late
speaker OF tine House of Delegates has
been nominated for Congress by the
Norfolk Readjuster convention for the
Second District. He and Jno. Goode
will now have the race, and Lacy will
beat Goode. .17..
Tho May-llners have renominated Ran
Tucker for Congress In the Lynchburg
Dist, aud in order 10 ''let on" like II
tasted goode-plague take the final e
they did II by acelamation. And then
ban spoke, and he spoke, snd he spuk.
Col. G. c. Tompkins, cousin OF Gen.
Gen. Grant, n candidate for Congress
from this Dist. once Marshall of Colora-
do, aud once Of fat pavement contract
notorieiy In Washington city, was ar
rested last week In Dublin Va, by Mar
ehall Sam w. Cantrie, Of Denver City,
Col, who passed through Pittsburg with
him last Thursday. II is said that his
accounts were short In Colorado by some
Sio'o"V' sr.I-IB.y1 HIOlEt
Mr.. @. ". Palmer's Bertha Zine Mine
has received an order for twelve tons OF
spclter from tho San Franclsco branch
Mint, and tho essayist Of the U. s. Mint
Gays II Ia the purest spelter ever used AT
=. Mint, and tho only article they have not
had TO refine before using, e1aaB1 bnG
Or, II. 8. Johnston's family carriage
team ran away last week on their way
back from camp meeting at Wabash, "a
Pearisburg, The front wheels were de-
tached by tho upsettlng Of the carriage
and his son Fowler had his right scapu-
lar bone brokcit. The other members
Of the family escaped with light bruises
and scratches. DR.. Johnston Is one OF
th, most eminent physicians ofthe south.
west. and the escape Of his family was
rather marvellous,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-08-31

FROM the bottom of ourheart we rogret
what seems to be Il collapse of the South
western r. r. enterprise. The Pearls
burg VIRdINIAN says the entire engineer
force from Richmond to Kentucky has
becncalled OFF. That paper says it is
rumored that woIk.will commence again
very soon, but we very much fear that
this Ia the beginning Of the end.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-08-31

Awlf town In Gtundy Bao BrAv-
ans Of tho viptrfr puts Y Il this mod.
et Wuti IIII. N'.I
Two Mom llrApstsfrua NJ low -
une has idoh lodging Vt Mr. a. Iiilta,
ne o,her With Tha ". RaiiiH. Hntli
sr ddn welt snd n they NcU ~ yeAfs
HiIcf would yniy sltat ont fof Hantori
md The RriilUtlrf electoral ticket
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-08-31

Tnr Knoxville ThnrNS again walks
the earth. We ste glad to ace Il stalk
iortb again on The field Of battle, and
trust dat, Ike lsanpaon, Il IA only The
stronger for liz sleep Mcsts. Joseph
II, bean, jalpea W. Wallace aud Alex
summcts have purchased the paper aid
sullic outfit We Wish theu grout sue
saas,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-08-31

AND 80 Mr., G. C. Tompkins OF Salem,
cousin to Grant, and candidate for Con-
grcss, has been arrested and taken TO
Colorado. "a.-"'+ 'i.HHf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-08-31

B4N BUTLER has taken the stump for
Hancock, beginning ut Jerusalem,
which is Faneucil Hall, Boston.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-08-31

Carr, DtIip ought now TO he coli.
scrlplod lnto tho Legislature IN behalf
81 Resdjusimcni, and after eight years
servee there he might be sent up 10
CongfNRa. 4 L.-.. N /.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-08-31
EVENT and COMMENT.

Dol. Jno. S. Barbour, Receiver Of the
Midland II. r., was nominated for Con-
gress by the Funder convention of AL
eSandlia, after 80 Intellectual ballots.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-08-31

The great Chief ouray, Of the Ute In
dams, died last Friday in Colorado, aged
SIS TO 60. IN
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-08-31

The finest trotting ever done on earth
secured last Friday at Charter Oak
Park, near Hartford Conn. St. Julien
beat hts own record, trotiing a mile in
the unparalleled time of Pix.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-08-31
How to got sick .

Expose yourself day and night, eat
too much, work too. hard without rest,
doctor all the time, cake all the vile, nos
trums advertised, and then you win want
to know
How 10 get Wcll,
which is answered in three words Take
Hop Bitters! See other commn.-En-
press, INK.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-08-31

OK IN 9pn ~ day Al home. Samples worth
v" w ""Sfi froo. Address SUSSEX Co.,
foHAtd, MAIN, Dee ., lSN.ly .
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-08-31

The NEWS has been entered as second
cldss matter at the Bristol, Tennessee,
Post 0Dl6e. a2faf 1855.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-02-28

The New Orleans papers inform us
that the Brott mail contract will be dis
pcnsed with by the Government on the
lst prox.-next Monday, the old con-
tract to be restored to the steamers Gay
and Cannon. We trust that the next
attempt on the part of contractors to
place a daily mail OH this line will be
thoroughly sifted by the postal author
tiles before any contract is made. Two
good side wheel steamers, in perfect
trim, could carry this mail promptly,
while a dozen dilapidatcd tugs would fail.
Our people would welcome u daily mail
brought regularly, but they have no use
for one that is uncertain. They would
prefer a regular mail once week rather
than have anything like the miserable
Brott imitation.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-02-28

We return thanks to Mr.. Chas. Week
for late St. Louis, Chicago and Mem
phs papers. He has just returned from
the West, where hc has been to make
arrangements for his usual summer sup
ply Of ice, He succeeded finely in his
business undertaking, and had u very
agreeable trip. He represents the peo-
pie of tho section through which he
passed as i'll the best Of spirits, owing
to the business boom, which gives them
higher prices for their produce. Like
the boys and the frogs, this rise tickles
the West, but it is the devil on the
people of the South. They should
learn a lesson from the present high
price of provisions, and pitch their
crops accordingly.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-02-28
Q)ied.

BELMONT-In this city, on Friday Februa-
ry 2Oth 1880, at halfpast 10 o'clock A NJ, Katrina
Bahr, wife Of Stephen Belmont-ascd % years
and months.
GIL-In this city, on Monday February 3d.
$780, at halfpast o'clock p NJ, Sarah Catherine
Pratt, wife of William l.. Gil--agcd 30 years
and months
PHILLIPS-In Nashville, Tenn, at o'clock
on the morning Of the 18th of February 1880,
William Phillips, senior member of the firm of
Phillips Jackson & Co., in the list year Of his
age.
LAVIGNE-At her residence, in West Baton
Rouge, at 3:45 o'clock A. NJ, February 9th,
1880, Mrs. Louisa Broussard, wife Of Malcelus
Lavigne-aged % years, months and 5 days.