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, 1880-05-25

TiiH WHISKY nrN0.
= SprSnda<ld ta{dss.) iiepntttean.
Tho Whisky Ring OF tho West, thd crowntng
tcaudal Ut Grants Administration, wns amply
md appropriately represented In the Republican,
Convention at Springfield by tho presiding eiilcer,
lseon D. Hau,n, who Addressed coasrnsu'atury
dispatch to 1nbcnek after his actlAtttal; by
Emery 4. storrs, Dubcock's counsel: by Johtl
again that tho evilonce pontc.l In bis direction;
BY half-n-dozen Of tho counsel Of tho crooked
Hhlsky men men indicted In GhcaR9, and by swarm
mon mon who want 0rant, third term, and unlimited
OPPOSED TO TrH 1pSA. AND NOT 10 TIE MAN.
Thu oroat 41Ss.p '.s. + Hi nis. 9l1 wSs IRE con.cn
elou.iy opposed to tho "thlrd torn" think rs
ssy nupf sho q e po1a ILL.,; n
Tho neid tor third torn, and thoy sly Ro now
when u is proper 70 say 20: Whether thoso who
Tan be persunded 10 forcgo tholr objection to
s!m, Is an nnsolvod ptoGes,. We aro nrFuld tho
as hSs too stGos oG apon great ,ay
opposition Is to tho ttlcn, mud not to tho man.
,AuCr FOR THE ooosE IS SAUCE Ton TIE GAN
uEIt.
.7,o ,,t,,: Ei,nt.u sM y y Pr ~ nrt1s.
,ccr SO kindly trentcd by. tho Illinois Lonvnn~
ion that 0rant se0ures Ills own State thrrcby.
Tho bolt In Cook County wns tho Iir4t opetl hGlt
,re!llnlnaIy cMamPaakn m has witnessed; but Il Ia
g%snn pafty ua th tn0s aa th boilers u IRE
:hia PRECEDENT to " ,by, tiie delegates Of New
York and pe.li!sylyan'a whu do mt ~
nesg ~ nrnht nht aotH k1t0.o eraettu trhnt
60. ~ WNtinS 10 riKht IN una case,
Il must necessarily be right u another. Tho
ttaa. bn.ters Wao support 0n,nt follow tho'r sq-
cousncss 9r ttem that thoy enforce them ut nlly
cost anti thF1,,,ah my n'casuro Of Es!rlaHontary
tn!lntlce: Tho !'ottGrS AHh1nst UfAnt III this
thyy tyu no riIht tu s,,i,teort mil in w,usc
sl taoE e |st e ss1 M sfs v H. aa tGsy ts e
ctit.. Why sliu,,ll they not Jo|oir liz prfsstiest
i It not proper in tho States of conklIns ] n naa
'A'ner0ns ~" '''''
., South Dtna tInd.i Tribune. . 81.
teclnre that WashhNrno il hot u eamIdat1, ~ ~
they haye 1,ce,t tclcgraphlns for tho Inst eight
~ ;o ,, s ia j. ss TsfS fs 5 a 10 ssS i sssS
WashUutno cannot refuse to run II il., il ioini-
hatea 1t Calcnxo mud no ono is foolish Enough
expeet l. fo wccks ago, whsI ho q ws.s VII III +.
soHth !! ie14: TrtSHns rcifescnttivo ex ext'rsaseti
struct for Hatne, battoyinK t1.lt siri, u t,ltive
.o1,la bring Il letterftpM ticl,. Urnnt minimizing
strength wuuiti DO ti,ruwI tr w,ls'in,rne. NJ.
WashIurne replied that such c.,Ai,i Ut tirc,,t.
arss sfansss hss ws ,ns mt xa% t9sTs VIZ ~
The res,lt OF tho prninrlcs tn ilIinnis shDws
thht Wastturue dill nat appreciate lllo sit,,n.
Visnna Ths ebniIs 'o Of ~ stre"tastmmo!s @ M, ID
Dlniuu and f}riint rnrtit,nh ami Will, IN tnt,vh"
sxay,x "tn1m y, s,. ~ " H., Wn ean,Msy nr T.
sec,ro ior h Ill support & hs own sss sta,s IL IL
, 1880-05-25
1f4ADWAY'S
Regulating Pills!

PERFECT puH9Ar1vEs, SOOTHING u. AtaaS .xa
EN1s, ALl' WITHOUT PAIN, ALMt''
KEE41AI11,1s, AND NATURAL IN
THEIR OPERATION.
A Vegetable Substitute for Ca'on's"
Perfectly tastclcss, Elegantly eoatsa ests.e. al
strengthen. la,iways Pi!ls for tug sntig kif
a!surdeEp Of tho Stomach, Liver. "sS;'al,trA
EUys, nladtler, Nervous DlsGasts ~ siixp iiyslxp
tunstlputiun, CtHtiyehess, lt!llkcsup1!a,. Il ID
s!H. ltilh,nsness. Fq!ur, Isst'a!nnaturf ~ the ia'
Mnsls r,ss and ~ des,;tKe'1's,.stt ~ E n',sst .
euro. Purely vegetable. euEltatntng l'o 1'e''~
n,hGraf, or Ie!eterlons dr,lxs. .,,,,. ,rsutIrS
90baervo tho fnlI,w'nK syl,'p,tua,,s,.
fs!tH D?sos1tefs Ut t7t, ptxtattse DIKa. Of ths
Constipation, 1,lHlsrl Ittes f.li!insSt Stor,ach
lloA IN tue ilsaa, Acialty s q FIJI. III Fu!|ays
= weight IN Ito stonach so%F I; gr1Slswe e. swe
slnklnls ar Ftutturtnys IN the ,l!t'sI ~ I'D Did.
utl!t t,roHthlnT. Fl4ticring NJ the H,lEen ID 1
!nF Ut sNtfoeatiaR soiuati:,ns "asH h.fsrc .ts
sas f ssat esatqss ia it'll a Pa II IL ,v rs ss ~
EYes, Pain fn iho Rae. Ghest, I.fI4si6's. I4si6's.S 6pS
4 few tloses 0f it,piways l'lIls VIZ M,ilaa,it,ists,
system from ali tho altHfo-1,auiea
pitlCE II CENTb PER noA
SOLD nY DRUGGISTS
Rcud "rALSE AND TRUE
$H $;$9 sAse 'si'as ''tss ssS ii ~
vi u Information worth thousands VII ." ~
you.
, 1880-05-25
FEVER and AGUE

uFJyHlt. AND .AIUE anrcsl FIR hfsy eeRta III
Th9tp IN lllt rclllIfat nYcbt n th's No,Fa ,tF."T I'
Will cqgp Fewer nld ARlv anil u! ulacs aai sbst
tfs, }{tttdis, Hcnrigt iTtittA fe!A, AM gssfs
fevurs itll,ird by NHliWXY's PliILH} 80 4uiss9
as ltADWAY'H READY ItEIiEF.
FIFTY CENTS PER Nt1TTfE.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-13
Tho Mysterious Leather Bag.

The scene Is tho Cafe du Rat-Mort,
the Quarter PIgalIe, and one Of the
actors is respectable man who enters
tho establishment, rctrcshes himself
with "consommation," leaves q black
leather bag In charge Of the proprietor,
ana departs promising soon to return
and claim his property. The day ad-
vances, the cafe is crowded with custo-
mers, and all goes on as usual until
complaints, first muttcrcd here and
there, become loud and general that
the lace Is pcrvadcd by horrible
smell. Thore can be no doubt about It,
tor even the ''patron" acknowledges
that something is wrong somewhere,
and, what Is worse, becoming more and
more wrong every hour. Diligent
search follows, and by the process Of
following their noses, the hunters come
upon the respectable persons black
oa2, AT once Il horl iblo suspicion
sclzes every mind. No doubt the bag
contains human remains III an advanc-
Cd stage Of decomposition, and one and
all refuse to touch 1t. The case is for
the police, and speedily Commissary,
attended by two gcndarmcs, appears
upon tho scene. There Is the black
bag; there, still more emphaticaIly, is
tho awful smell, and there is tho man
to open the one and discover the cause
OF the other in the name of the law.
SO, holding their noses, all gather
round the piece d'accusation. The fas-
Jennings are quickly undonc, and the
eager hands OF the Commissary expos
CO to viow--a somewhat ancient Liyarot
cheese.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-13
"1OOk 1t OWut!"

Fred, tho porter OF the general Offices
Of the Wisconsin Central. walked into
the shop Of Il matchmaker from "Vatcr-
land" with one OF Tie Spccd-rccGrdcrs
used OH that road under his arm. lie
wished 20 have it repaired. Now, Il
speed recorder is nothing more than
clUckwoIk cuSe0 in u c4st-iron box Of
peculiar shape. But it nevertheless is
II very mysterious looking affair to those
not knowing What it is. In lacLt speed
recorder mig lit readily pass Tor al i'll
iernal machine, ANA no doubt they are
considered as such by all train men
who are obliged to tolerate them Oh
their trains.
AS has been SAID, Fred walked into
the watchmakcr's, and placing the re-
cordcr OIL tho counter was surprised TO
see the old gentleman point toward the
door. Not exactly understanding what
this meant, Fred opened his mouth to
State his errand, and was still more as
tonishcd to hear uans cxc!alm in II very
determined tone:
'"Took it owut!"
81 want to have it fixed" said Fred.
IL tole you, took it owutI" said Hans.
"Let me show you the clOrk," said
Fred, proceeding to open the box.
"No clock thcIcn' replied Hans. 81
tole you took it owut!'
"Why, yes there is" cxpostulltcd
Fred, 'iust look here" and he made a
move to open the box, but llans headed
him of. Jerking an old muskct from
under the counter, he lcvclcd it ut the
astonishcd porter and yelled:
"Mein Gott in IIimmcl! | tole You
took 1t owut! You can't blay ony such
bricks Offer me! Und now | tolc YOU
took 1t ownt or plows your tam hcL
Off"
Fred took 1t out,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-13
"A GOntlo StImulua

ls impaired to the kidnoys and bladder by
Hostettor's Bittors which is most useful in
overcoming torpdty Of those orgsns. Besides
iniu.ing moro activity into them. this oxcel.
lent tonic ondows them with additional yipor
and onabos them tho bettor to undergo the
wear and tear OF the dscharging ction inn
they are the channel for tho escape OF certain
tmpnrites from tho blood, it Increases their
usefulness by strengthening aud healthfully
stimulating them. In certain morbid oondi-
tions OF these important organs. they fall into
Of disease What hon oan DO Of creator ser
vice thsn q medicine which impels them to
creator activity wi en- slotbful2' No maladles
are moro perilous than those which affect tho
tdneys and q medicine which syerts the
ssl should be highly osteemed =.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-13
Timely Discovery,

, "Grrat mon are not always wlao, Mother dc
tho aged understand Judgment. Job This
afflicted patriarch might have known Of tho
useless and pn ful treatment Of Emerots'
in his own tnlo, but his words would have
been evon more applicable had his prophetic
eye looked down tho long vista of medical HIS
tory and wit cd tho cruel. absurd and inof-
fectual treatment Of Piles by tho many schools
OF great and ascd professors, until st last "a
dlsgnstcd doctor y onouncedpilcs ''the oppro-
brium Of tho art. DR.. Silsbeo has put to
shame, by tho simplicity and excellence Of his
great p rome.ly, not only tho whole family
OF quack nostrums, whose name is legion. but
the pretended W adom OF the medical profes,
sion. This Anahesis Cor piio remody), is sim
PIC and asy of application, gives instant re-
lief, and by combining tho merits Of poultico
to soothe. sn instrument to hold up and com
press the tumor-. AMI skilfully devised medi-
cine. applied directly to tho diseased parts ul-
tlmatcly cures tho worst cases Of piles and
keeps them cured. Half million OF persons
pronounce AnakeSis the most beneficont dis
covery Of tho ago, and we believe them. Ana-
kesis; DR.; s. silsbee's External Pile Remedy is
soid by all lirst,class druggists. Price 81 90.
Neussaed or u Co., Box s946. Now York
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-13
--=-a-- ------ . 49, - -F7'
a Pennsylvania Putnam.

jerry G reening Is one of tho best
hunters in Eastern Pennsylvania, and
his adventures with panthers, wild cats,
bears, and deer, are pretty we'll known
all over the country. A few days ago
Jerry started out Oh a grand bear hunt.
He took enough provisions In his KNAPP
sack to last him three or four days.
The first day he killed fine four
pronged buck, which he dressed and
hung up In tree, out OF tho reach OF
wild animals. He built fire short
distance from where he had hung the
buck, and after making hearty sup
per, rolled himself up In his blanket
with his feet toward the fire. In tho
midst of the night he was awakened by
Il loud noise, and turning carefully
over Oh his side, he discovered Al large
bear trying to pull the buck out Of the
tree. He got his rifle, and after taking
careful aim, fired. The bear gayca loud
growl ard gallopped off In the under
brush. In the morning Jerry saw
blood-stains OIL tho ground, and after
following, the tracks some distance he
| w
rocks. I'm front of t'lis cave was large
pool Of blooh, and the hunter was coll
Yinccd that his game was within. lie
procured a piLe-knot, out of which he
made torch, and after tho manner Of
Israel Putnam, he entered the cave.
The entrance was small, and he was
obliged to creep OH his hands and knees,
but us he advanced the opening grew
larger, till finally jerry could stand on
his feet. lie was advancing cautiously,
when suddenly he heard a terrific
growl, and before he could draw his
rifle the bear sprang upon him from
behind large boulder, knocking him
down and intlicting a severe wound in
the shoulder with his claws. The torch
which Jerry carried was extinguishcd,
and the hunter was left to fight for his
life in total darkness. He succeeded in
reaching his hunting knife and dealt tho
bear blow in the neck with tho wca-
pom. The blood from tue animals
wound spurtcd in Jerry's face, nearly
binding him. The bear released his
hold and made tor the mouth of the
cave. Jerry followed, but in the dark
ness was unable to find his rifle. He
pursued the bear, and just outside Of
the cave another hand to hand battle
took place. The struggle lasted about
half an hour, and after the bear had
succeeded In nearly stripping Grcening
OF his clothing and had inflicted sever
al more wounds, he was dispatched.
Jerry procured another pine knot and
rccntercd the cave, and procured his
rifle. In the farthest corner of the
cave Jerry found three little cubs, not
larger than kittens, which he took home
with him to raise as pets. Greening
says that the bottom Of the cave, in the
back corner, was completely covered
with bones Of sheep and pigs.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-13
Consump ptlon Cured.

AN old physician, retired from prac-
tice, having had placed In his hands by
an East lndia missionary the formula
of a simple vegetable remedy for tho
speedy and permanent cure for Com
sumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma
and all Throat and Lung Affections,
also positive and rad lcal cure for Nor
vous Debility and ali Nervous Com
plants, after having tested Its wonder
full curative powers in thousands Of
cases, has felt 1t his duty to make 1t
know to his suffering fellows. Actu-
atod by this motive and desire to re-
lieve human suffering. will send free
Of charge to all who 'dosire It,, this re-
cipe, In German, French, or English,
with full directions for preparing and
using. Sent by mail 6y addressing
with stamp, naming this paper, w. W.
snnnxhs M,,s q. ~ ,fogg'''g BlQsta Msasstsr,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-13

a NUMBER Of girls in nelghboring
town organized charitable and be.
ncvolent AS ociation, and the father Of
one OF them gave her twenty-five dol
lars to help along in the good work.
She added seventy-flve dollars to her
fathers contribution and relieved a
great deal Of distress by purchasing
herself scalskln sacque. a girl with
new scalskin sacque can render more
assistance to the deserving poor than
one who is obliged to wear her last
winters tliirty-dollar coat.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-13

\ LADY's WIsM.--"Oh, how 7 do
wish my skin was az clear ~ yours"
said lady TO her friend. "YOu can
easily make It So" ans wcrcd the friend.
"llow p inquired the first lady. "By
using Hop Bittcrs, that. makes pure
rich blood and hloom!ug h"nlth. It did
for me, as you 0bsrrvc." Read of H..
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-13
Do A ClaYar Thing

for your wife. She docs many for you
bakes, cooks, scrubs and mends, Her
work Is never done. Get from your
grocer a package of Gilt Edge Butter
Maker for ton per cent. more butter,
and of color that she will be proud
Of. The valuable book, "IIints to But
ter-Makcrs, "is given away by all store
keepers. ..., "a, 3, r-,,4,..s =, -,
NOVA Posr orrrch, Ashland 60. O..
May 2Sth. 1879.
BUTTER IMPROVEMENT Co., Fl
Gentlemen: My attention was called
by your correspondent of Elyria, Mr..
Boynton, to your Gilt Edge Butter Ma
kcr, and wished me to give 1t trial.
We churned ono gallon of cream ac-
cording to your directions in your let
, tor to MIR. BoyntOn, with tho follow
Ing result, time Of churning II minutes
81 lbs, color good and quality far
better than anything that | have tried
previously. l have been engaged In
the dairy business moro or less Is years.
Also took Of the same cream, the same
time and from the samo bulk, omitting
your powder, as per directions, with.
tho following result, time of churning
20minutcs. pounds, quality inferior,
short Of what IS required In our mark
OF. would further say, made sec.
Ond trial with about the samo result.
Truly yours, ~ +
9. 5. VAN AMANN.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-13

of GAUsn AND EEFEorimrhe main sanse
Is caused by weakness Of tho st6iHfci,;.
Noone can have sound nerves and good
health without using Hop Bittcfs to
strengthen the stomach, purify the
blood, aud keep the liver and kidneys
active, to carry of all the poisonous
and waste matter Of the system. See
other column. ..r, -
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-13

,"VEaErINE," says a Boston physi-
cian "has no equal as blood purifier.
Hearing Of its many wonderful cures,
after hll other remedies had failed, |
visited the laboratory and convinced
myself OF It's genuine merit. 1T, Is
prepared from barks, roots audi herbs,
each Of winch Is highly effective, and
they are compounded In such q man
hcr as to produce astonishing resuits.o
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-13

FOR BRONCHIAL, AsTHMATIo, and
Catarrhal Complaints, and Coughs and
Colds, "Bro,on's bronchial Iroches"
manifest remarkabler curative proper
ties. limitations are offored for sale,
many OF whlohNl are ,ifnj urious. Tho
genuine '"Brown's bronchial .1roches"
aressolQ only in boxes. lin rgs q ,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-13

1T makes person feel sad TO hear
crying baby, suffering probably from
somo slight pain, which could be easily
relieved by tho use of DR.. BULBS Bnby
Syrup, which is for sale at all drug
stores. 20
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-13

Those who use Carbolinc, rs now
Improved and perfected the great pc
trolcum hair remover, are always DIS
tinguishcd by the beautiful soft text
uro Of the hair produced by tho use OF
the most exquisite of all toilet prepara-
tiOns.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-13

Barrels made Of paste.board have been
introduced for the packing away OF
woolcns and furs. These are seamless,
aud regarded rs moth proof. The head
which fits down snugly, is the only
available entrance for tale moth and ui-
rcctions are given to paste layer of
brown paper over this almost Invisible
line when the barrel is packed.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-13

HlKsKELIis letter Ointment will cure Sore
Eyelds sore Nose. Barbers Itch on the face,
or Grocer's Itoh OIL the hands It never fails,
% cents per box. sont by mail for GO cents.
Johnston, Holloway 2 Co.,
G02 Arch ST.. Phlla. Pa
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-13

TRUE economy, ,s not buying the low
est priced article. The best Is cheapest.
So with Dobbins' Electric Soap, (made
by Cragin g Co., Philad'a.,) 1t is best
and cheapest and we ask our readers to
test IL for themselves. #E' t(*,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-13

CoLoRED SILK HANDKERCnIEFs.-
order to properly wash colored silk
handkerchicfs make good suds In
lukcwarm water in which a little bit Of
carbonate Of ammonia ha" been dis
solved rub the handkerchiefs lightly
In the hand until all the spots have dis
appeared, then rinse them in lukcwarm
water, and squeeze them as dry as pos
sible. Take hold of tho two corners
and shake and snap each ono for a few
minutes. Roll IN soft towel Ii ghtly,
laying the handkerchief flat on the
towel at first, squeeze tightly, and iron
OF once.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-13

SQUEAKINd, ,Boo1s.-Oil the solcs tho
roughly with tannors' OIL. Place them
near th 9 fire for an hour, then repeat
the operation until they will not re-
tain moro oil. The next day rub of
all oil, and wear them for the first timc
out Of doors, In tho dust, If possible.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-13

VIXEN MUD asp BorY B ARR II our On 81 soRsrs. Min
cOia treInttes, yelloWness in tile skin, cos.
MIyyensss q dqll nnadache and an
t9ck, sprIngipg from d moro or less Disord cred,
Hyer. . 9r;Jayne's sanatiyo pins VIII bring the
m9ye al Riiiary dtstrSeS:s - T,ts2sS "a
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-13

THE difference between pocket
measure and a vegetarian is: One Is s
foot rule, and the other is q rool fool.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-13

WE DO not believe in medicine for
children, but we dobcllevo IN DR.. BULBS
Baby Syrup and assert that no family
should be without It.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-13

CUP CAKE.-FOur cups of flour, four
eggs, three cups Of sugar, one Of butter,
CUP Of milk, two teaspoonfuls Of yeast
powder or one cup Of soda.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-13

THERE is a young lady in Olive street
who follows the fashions so closely
that she will not eat oysters unless they
are scalloped.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-13

H1EsKEILs TETTER OINTarENT will cure all
ably or scay dis cages of the skin.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-13

THERE arc more watches worn in the
United States than in any other coun-
try, OF course they people have a
better time. a
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-13
SClENCL.

Humid Reduction Of 1hetals.-An i'm
proved method OF operating i'll the sep
aratiOn Of lead, zinc, silver or copper in
mixed ores or metallic mixtures has been
patented by Mr.. l. Maxwell Lyto, Of tho
scientific Club, Savilcrow. The in-
YentiOn relates TO the application OF Il
methOuical, alternate and continuous
bystem OF treatment OF ores or met8lic
compoun Is by means Of acid, wherein
by q convenient disposition OF thc YES
sells and Il special ORDER Of decantations,
the same acid is caused to pass SUCCESS
fully oyer series OF Two or more Dalch-
es CT ore, thus becomeinS completely
saturated with the zinc and copper the
ore may contain, and becoming con'e-
quently as neural as possible, THUS
while the utmost possible economy OF
acid is obtained The least possible guam
titles OF lead or iron arc carried over III
solution with the zinc or copper (lhe
said load and silver and most Oi The iron
remaining behind with the ganguc), 50
that the lead ana silver " hlcu nave been
converted into chlorlu,s can be rcarly
taken up with the boiling brine .ailu pre-
cipltnteu together as usual with mctailc
zinc. uC sUarrunges Tie attacking watts
IN which the ore Is treated with the acid
as to be able 10 decanL the liquid from
one OF these 10 amy OtnCr, anu no 10 or
uains the order OF the determinations, the
Withdrawal Ot the saturated liquors, and
the addition OF fresh acid, Vnat zach
time u batch OF saturated Zinc or zlnc
and copper chloriucs is Withdrawn from
one ehu OF the series fresh batch OF
the aClu can be added AT The Otllcr end.
The Belgian system Of tOwagc is soon
to De tried Oh the Erie Canal. icn
steamers are ncarly huisheu, and more
than 100 miles Of caUle, eXtclitIlnS
from Buffalo eastward, are IN complete
Working order. TWO wire cables, each
one incn in diameter, are Ialu along
tho bottom OF the canal, from lock "
lock. The steam tOM-Doal has !; CHIP
drum, or grooyeu driving wheel, Win
suitable gululng anu lighting puilcys
placed upon one 500 o1 ne boat, above
the water line. 1nc process OF tomlnE
is performed by lifting tnc>caDic from
the bottom OF lhc canal Dy mealis OI Il
grapple,anu placing II oyer chip
DRUM. his uIuin Is Then pat III mo
ton (tnrneu) by al engine III thc LOW
boat, causing the cable 10 pass over IL
without Shipping, anu fail back again
into the canal iii tho stern vi The LOW
boat. The train III COW follows like Il
train Of cars.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-13

If YOU ARE NERVOUS AND DErRKssEp take
HooFLANDs GERMAN BrTTRRs.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-13

TO CLEAN SpoNGE.-Rinse two or
three times in a-watnr. ...
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-13

THE young folks were talking about
mistakes in courtship. when Uncle
job broke in with tho declaration that
there was not any such thing; for"
said he, "nobody ever makes any mis-
takes worth mentioning in courtship.
It's after the courtshlp's over and the
lovers have been married that the
hnrtful mistakes begin" "Well, un-
cle," said one of his pretty nIcccs,
"what's the moral Of all that" "Thc
mora. - exclaimed Uncle Job. "What
is tho moral? "Why | s'pose the NOR
al is, keep on courtin'p'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-13
A TIE game-Marriage.

Is the knot in the porker's tail pig
sty,