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, 1880-11-18

DETROIT. Nnv. l7..~FLotl-Htrong.
EHAtS-sylIcat firnl: M. white, Init November,
fttd; Iieccubps &ini; LntI,lnry, sl.Esi, February
tllt}t bt, No. ? xhio t1.Aid; M. ! red, etU, ~.
Cppts, @N0U bu; shipments tsUU bu.
, 1880-11-18
{snT't1*(1N.

NEW OnLEASR, Nov. l7.-CaTr0S-atcndy With n
fair demand, Ut Np{ci iow mi!linI, i0cs good ovl-
nary. a4cs net receipts, dSH barA, .ross. 9|T OK
pirta tt Frnnce 2s cnnnunt, f, coastwlsc. t,llJ;
sales, II. luli stOck, 3l,l6t
, 1880-11-18
TOLEDO.

TOLEDO. O.. Nov. l7.-GnAlS-syhcnt nm, nn,bct
Michigan, fhs No. = rel Wltltas spot, tttss lccc-
tor tls7<, Jnnunry. sltlJs, February. f.l:Ei, No.
rrtl tltD; Nd AIRED mixcl. fLM C.'rn rtea'ly, h..h
mixed, +7ic. M. = nn.S, t(c 1ti. EJ,nt 4fe4ct n0crn
btr {cs rejected. Au How. Tic. UatS AtUnys No.
nt Tts{c.
ivEN-eEEN-Mhmn,nth $i.SS, prifnn tt.El
Observation-Disclosures heat ilrfn. No. rt4l, neern6cr,
fl!ss Jnnnnr{. $f.ll14. frlrnMry. tl14.
SUI hit. .r;
HlIlrMENTs-Whrnt, l0nu tu.
, 1880-11-18
IiNEEAI.l.'

uuKFALa. NY. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nogeotedt
uHsatloAs No. harl nuhhnl!y 10 luNor. Cara quiet,
cash lots t445Ate, acsvs Tor May options paies
4aul BY a 5lhu slts. st3ltjlIto Ua duI sales LOU
CANAL GtkA4AT8-flEE4; upchApHOd.
, 1880-11-18

WnrSjl {p mil ttt,f IL ktu,rt tinr m t,t ba
Tho tjcD,tI il iii tn MI t,,rrt,,is n this ,1rt
ii tlhlt,. ni, Is IN TsltM,t nr IL" l,nnti.,s' It
lu,fs Tint it,vrt, in M, trp bni,tfsnt uxmpt Ly
immersion: nt,ll It imposes ,in errtl up6u ia
.cSrs rxI"',t tl.n T., Wnr't Of ts.Hi r. r,'vt." ~
tio io w ai,l III Now TGsls!iiit.iH. Every Sttiulny
,0 .t,rsl ~ n.ithl,listrrc S.,tiIc OF tao
uehlpuIh Mtc nnitiirhs' 6fttlfe hro !riitHhrlnnst
s"si,e entnftain thr trlfmhlnx view or tn r'n!lr4s
nImssai,nni .I',sa nL to WsskeH Mfur 4rntlI NJ!
tll@fs . nflho ~ the restoration. Or uulvHrsMlst
LEV ~ tnh rnar. q ktMAi ttr't! hI !atAhse y NJ
.nMtEt M III nntttfs " litltriy HiGciilhtls" heller:
nt cf!ahttntiri! tt'GllHE7!rtt!rnN nNe
rSat anE. A. IN ,'ow wcll stt.t'wi,. r's..lHiht
InrlicEu WIS fthueht. 'lfhtE*str. nittl itinNy
resne',t , r ~ to i1rm Cmiir1n. thnt n ,i!mrr
I'LL . ~ WIS !tslg nellolnlialllnit; Mnu u
Mns , H. " aeFvrn. nsil rs QUO 81 1ls ullnlstcrs.
s.at u. hfsf i"arc. 70 sptnk ~ n!hlin ~ tl,o
" Atllt! t,l1t mo llnsll!nsts ~ ihls Ne.
i1,aatt, ,' nf,, si'l,, numerous n t'io Hatn "
t i, ,,n w. .u'y stnen ni!''ll.ili'I!sy sur
NY n"pl"nrttl 1ieNti IN ticthlNf: n1'u rtnehtet!
to , thieR" @ a. ConvotIi IL laIK . '3s tfe s anrlcI II
,i st ~ o,t ti,, ", =, s, m , n",
t9,snri, nr,i wt,r.hmc5 tl,cr" wl,in ,,nnr,, IN
~, ,tntsnt,s min vnro ~ H. h;"rs t.,,. W. H.
.crs 81 ra Mi a sr,,,,, g,s W.srn me-
EHt,,,,f,s n,'f tihnr. III Ens,,, wv ntn,
,,rn,M.'.s lit 1.n 's,,nsno @ A'''""'s '"'' "''''
, 1880-11-18

rtR m ynat
por m elss ,er wes ~ , ~ ~ IL hsFt trtcr w ~ s,nsa tos
t1 itJk III tf1 rccninx h"imy ~ VI, @ MI " n,
4""'''s' xr,v ,.ru,r
NEW YORK Nor. Observation-Disclosures fo- t,r,,
days HI; deand acttvr md 1nnrkut rmIr tlrtn ana
Inif} tGaHy - l1iy s,l*tnncd rr1ceai taHlsnnn Il,
E!InH nns!yc steers tHFt1uOl; ptt,n nFd G1trn tt,
t!n.%k%lu7s; with n tew kNlrsilDns nj s1ltNHiiG1;
twenty enr fnns fair rcxn. slecra sDl ntronR f7U
md full to Et,a Colorado taf.t,Tet xteeft nj {aEh
NHI; Gx5lfEfH used III lat cattg Mt 15s tj,j.
inets yester''ay ui to*lny 4a, 1.-Two CMtc. ll iar-
tets nf beeE. ~ carcasses of nutton4 and l live
litNs: -. :
p,iccs ia ,n,u tnr % aWm !.E nn GHnnEo ~
sj n fur tstnnian t0 EoUi shnsp; md $saNS.is for
ort!snasy. e chs,,ey lau,Dst f't shipping wothera
swMiXEI;IsGtsE,s 1T M tor " !wG days. l5 narkss dnil
urrrAto
1,rrp,,oN & xnr -I.rr,r-,,.,,,u.. .co.
market ia!rIy nc;ivet sinn hin,rs W"sinI ,cT H.:
~ lNtcu steers t4ttkt I4l; Grst gtssIcs rtteT III
nlEEiHEI .a:s @ @LAs,M!s.Necslis III: market dull
veal %Mgnk hHa nWtst an!ppes* holding nf! fnoteIa tho
Es'neinl % outSSesr cStIa tnes:r* H1SAhn ntsil1nry
aAu, Western tnnihs Wssshlki. ''f e''''''' f''''
ltn!tK--Hec1trts. lHhD; nnrket stcAtty; good de-
t1hd Fiiou u efintEe 0rkEFr $ffa us; Httt rrA&ta
, 1880-11-18


tar request ind Klcay, ut Aasac tnrchIek2nE md 10
ttl1hu tur turkeys. l.lyo chcknna WDTv ycry plenty
and dull fhn WGnflIIE was ed ana kaVGrG tGE ilHni,
Tho ta!es wufs !,aIs c,nceas.Hns. ilyo c!ickons
Fi:j:.!.G, aud gcsss fdIMkelN por dos: l,ralsie
shlplDrn g h4Ha!9 Inl1!H.
iHlrATOEa-Wurv vprY firm. Tho reccirta weTo
ftoscu, md many lots nensly wotthlUts thu cold hav-
Rnoh H,tnines Mrr ronliEg fIrMMrt.
sEE1ls-Fiaasce1 WIS trregYlAr. b0tuG 4MntiHg Rn,A
q,lhtsd tu ilslttv ui,rcs ut tho c!nru. fUwtn4 lax
Wnn FL Thu attlund wna fA!Ei and sniDh wrrS
parted at .inaIal linty s"ld nj f3H4!.s, prltnc
$oycr ] ss': WI a!t!st 4 a,si q! ;setss f&S
stcka fntt tld - bo lArEg. and there nplears 10
b0 littlu inquiry fOF Western clover.
HAItr-HAH In request md atundy. Quotations.:
sunrse snit lNr s* LM
!!i4t VIII bashsr ss7Nas
1Htsy ~ttlul SACKS. A...,.....''s..s......''..t" iM
hshtii dairy per tMck,.. ...,'s'-..-,...H wv
l4trrphu! HUI, brown 8nckH. !H
1.iEttpthil cIAft9 lal
wltlSKY-3tndcrusG!y hGlva NJ tho decline Of Ecrt.
tats WprA teI1rtui of 'lu bFls AMnlshad goods 1n
WtMl-Was ii re'iuest mid tfn. Tho Enk,orn 70.
parts ura ktrII In tenor, Al thu luCAt nurkot xyu.
t!!iLcs with thnIn tU c4uEltsy HTk0tx lko but!K nf.
WtstcrA 1F'lcrs AEN tHtllpr nunlgruux. QHutAlUns.
naIAa u,u u4x tun
t1'G I'll Hhshhsa MuEc0 .3llA.
tnAEst uHNnkhHl neuce. Aksa!
NienuH! AHHAsneH
fo "as'rn neae0, 80. .+t''ss.s.aLi
<o01se #u&uea <at
, 1880-11-18
GAREIELD.
a Tribune" Ambassador Visits Men.
fora Famous Congressional
District.
Whlltfescy, 0i,ldfngs, mud fairfield I,cp-
resent It in Congress for Fifty
Years. q.
Gen. Garfio'd'e Home-Life, and
What His Neighbors Say Of
Him.


LIS V0natltuont8-Il1y Builtt School
Hnunea aud Ro;uo Mor-rTr,;1o,t.
~, s.,-
huu AleV1ote5.
---
sreeiai Corrsrondfrrs oj TIC fnieaoo Tribune
IAtNrSv,s.,.E, o., Nnv. l5.-ituv,ng HuIsltc,l
tho business Tint hrnEht ,nc r1n,n Ch!cuHo Il,
this pretty l!ttln vI!!nRc, nccepr.! tho invita-
i1on Ut Il tut,tn personal frifiti or ten Inn.cs
~ Garfield nit! snyaolf to riln ovcr 10 Mentor
nnN {ty my ruaI,reta to thu 'rrrsis1c,,t-cIc OF
tho United Stntcs. nfcntor ica ak snt!rs west OF
ilcrn. oh tho Ridge rsMd. running frnni Clevc-
lind to Erir. through II most delightful rcglon
| nT tho Western reserve, which when onco trl-
tersctl IL not rnsily forgotten.
Tho Western Reserve consists 1T ,ttnn couf,-
tIcH III tho northern portion OF thIo, lying o.,
l'nku Eric, and tnkrs isa nnnD fn,tn II cesson
Of ln"t nn'c oslAfnHtty l'y the Ncncrni 1"v-
cr rpr losscs sretnln.,1 i,,riuv I'm 1,nvnit,,t,-
mry Wnr. Tr tn,s,,si,t,. ,rara III ,,t n,.",n,,ns
stl''.lt' tho rr'"ls crosslisg tnch usor ut right
angles; and tho first characteristic TINT strikes
The ,rAveler IL tho nrrsar"nes "s" fchoo!.he'.Fc
-. n., M'l'oet uNe's e.oss's' VIII ea"icn-apife
rising continually I'll sight,
This section OF tho State wns settled about tho
tin,r Chi, wns ,mtitn,l Intr ,,,o r.rI,,,, t,yon
~" nI ~, Wau nv, m"s n'aea !n.o so nin usU'
ncct,cut and Tho other New Envlan, stntcs, who
a naxt their s1lw"rt M ioye"f liberty WITH M ,,om;
freedom, MID Its a,,tlpathy to oyory form,
Myrr ~ aI,1 wn, ur ,,ns ss ,,s;
n"r1v !" ,vaa u'A as "s a,' .'ases' ,,, WILL UNI
m',,s m''.S M1's s n"su i'eneen 10
'uo COMPROMISES 0t tho Cnnstttuton"-
ns tho Pro- Slavery theories or government wuro
thou callc-us tho l,o,,ri,ot, purty, tue Itcseryo
yntcd nir,n.t ,,nu,,,,nn,stv n,r,inst t,,r nn,,,.
'otS" AsH"st "'At.AAIouasJ "hNsitst Ahu I'elAuC-
, 1880-11-18

MlLWAuke.x, Nov. n.-gLoUlt-Quset but uru,.
GHA1k--Wheat ttln, up1ncd ~ htxnvf, closed
stSadys No. aitlNauheo t1sd. TILL, Nv. Mslwuu-
, 1880-11-18

621VI:fiT

1SnIANAroL1y, Nov. 1;.-GitA1N--Whens strong
M. sc tl0Bf 3l.1a Corn Inlut ut 415&S i31c Ont,
uruI ut 3le4kle.
, 1880-11-18
KANSAS CITY,
Epfttat pispntth tJ The Chicago Irtbu,

Epstfa, Dispntth to The Chicago Tribune.
KANSAS CITY. Mo- Nov. i1.-dnA1S-Thn Price
CnrrtHt reports, wteat-llccolHa. G,1ut hut Nlin-
menta NJEE bu, market unsettled; M. cnsf. E1u;
November. Etskc. NJ. Z ets a;4cs SnvcEIbaf H;fct
No. !. rnFh. nlHr. Suyenlber 9l<r. Cnrn-tEoc9uts,
IL 1As i{ stlplGnts hYlu bnt NnfkGk t1fn9ft No. 4
E1stl. El1i NOVuMhaE. l3.4c.
, 1880-11-18
Is1:ll1lA,

FEDlitA. ILL.,, Nov. r1.-G1tA1S-Corn flrtns hl1h.
mlxeds sltc; tnixcd. Al}fc Da,s lsm, No. white. II
6iTE@c. ltyn tlul; M. Z, ssG.
11lGNwtSEs-Fignlur At {klG
NEcEttrs-cprn, aiI.5 Gu3 oats 1aD0 but fyc, 1850
bn, hurley. 10Jl I,li.
HIEtIsMESTA-WhGnt, 111 hit COrf1, 1l,hO btu Dnts
l5,1ia bur rJD, 8,llU III.
, 1880-11-18

lIOOH-Th market oncncA outet nnt tlFn,. Tuyors
t5lsa hnr 70 Ret Tho hey. lower. mn nbont Tho
McakaR, hut later lhc deiNnnd hrcaiio li.Gru net
ye. md lhn market n!sh0d r Mt tho elstnx qnUla.
1Monn'!.E ,H,on s1. y nicnt SG nknE total ~ ~
Inst week. tut At t!n csa mt innny n,nre hogs rt.-
M,nlncA n tho pens tnn tho number Init aver fr,m
I'm tiny hcf1ro-vik.t from 16lltn 1hUM Sa1cs
~ Is for chninn 10 host Ilat weights md II
nai6 for 9onr so O{trn henvy. Mn t'lose tho
Thu fnlf1N1nH INIT nj '
, 1880-11-18

TOI{FESTINFs
w1LM1So1oS. Nov. id-BtiH1Ts or TunrESTtSE-
Ftru nj l1I[r
, 1880-11-18

h'enNn - Norti ~e.tc~a rsui,yn,.
For Mnna. f't,tc-1fdakA TIius.lab1rs. s,n,,,'
,'r''S! int.fa lioi hr!nkn Esi'r,c,ss E, y tsMs
Iaanast cnrnNr tln'ltiniNh md r:.tv-s!, 1isn f1n
l!9,fse. y Cnua-st. md III tho .in,ns "''' f"Hnt
, 1880-11-18

No other whiakcr pye vquais uurs-oq ccuts
, 1880-11-18
~>-,>,..,.>.! ltAlL1tDAn r,uE.r,sst.r.
AERlRAL AND DEplRrUkS on TE||iSS

Mxpth,SATfONH ~ tlkFEHEscE MNuwa,-te,,,
S1lnlfy. N'""'ay oxcuptu{
, 1880-11-18

Dropped calf Oct. n. iB7g had calycd ngn,t
Nnv, 1. lSSt?. Tho intervening ttHt for llutter
commenced with Noy, 10, lH7v, MD ctltlttl with
Oct. l5 lHH0 toritl, claya,l 0ntl,s auu slx tlHys
at which tnt she became Gry.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29
Imitation Power oi1Dugs.

Some dogs possess an initiating power
which Ill men is called originality, invcn-
lion, dlscovcry-thcy make experiments.
We had pointer that exhibited this faculty
in curious manner She was weakly when
young, and for that reason, together with
other circumstances, was never properly
trnned-a fact that may perhaps have pre-
vented her "mind" from congcaling into
The stolidity of routine She became an
outdoor pet, and followed at heel evcry-
where. One day some ponds were nettcd,
and of the fish taken few chanccd to Dc
placed in great stone trough from which
cattle drank in the yard. Sometime after
wards the trough being foul, the fish-tbey
were loach, tench, perch, and one snail
jack were removed to shallow tub, being
scarcely foot deep, though broad, they
were, OF course, distinctly visible, and at
once became an object of the most interest
to the pointer. She would not leave it.
but stood watching every motion of the fish,
with her head now on one side, now on the
other. There she must have remained
some hours; and was found at last in the
act Of removing them one by one, and lay
ing them softly, quite unhurt, on the grass.
We put them back into the water, and
waited to sec the result. She took q good
look and then plunged her nose right under
the surface and halfway up the neck, COM
plctcly submcrging the head in that position
CROPPED about on the bottom till fish came
In contact with her mouth, and was in
stantly snatchcd ont. The head must have
been under water each time nearly min.
ute, feeling for the fish. One by one she
drew them out and placed them on the
ground, until only tho jack remained. lie
puzzled her, darting away swift as an ar
row, and seeming to anticipate the enemy.
But after time he too was captured
When the fish were returned to the tub,
tho pointer again commenced her fishing.
Scaic'ly anything could be imag'n,d a..
parcnt'y more opposite to the hereditary
intelligence OF pointer than this; and GER
tainly no one attempted to teach her,
neither did she do II for food. It was an
original motive of her own. To what ON
1T be compared but mind proceeding by OK.
perlnlent9
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29
women aS LRwye 8

:. Ihough OLD 4nr. Fogy has long Dues
tloned woman's fitness to practice law.
anu anu fter opinions concerning legal mat,
ters' no one has ever questioned her
opinion concerning DR.. Piorco's Favor
!te PRESCRIPTION Is positive cure for
enosc 'dragging-,lown" sensations,
% anu inc many diseases and weaknesses
Pecullar to their sex. The Favorite
PRESCRIPTION is sold by all druggists
undGr positive guarantee.
~ PirrsBURdH, Pa March 18th, 1870.
Dr: IL. y. PIKRcB, Buffalo, N. Y:
Dear Sfr.-I was treated by sour dif.
Ierent physicians without avail for dis
ease ease OF the liver and uterus. Soms
iIn,e I'm ago commenced the use OF your
favorite Prescription and Discovery,
being at tho time, confined part of tRss
1.tne 10 my bed. At first my improve
ment mon, was slow, but ! now find myself
wei after the use of four bottles of
each Of the medicines. with many.
many thanks, I am, very respectfully,
MARY f. GRACE.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29

stI WISH was dead, ,,'.is an exprcs.
sion not unfrequently used by the
DysPeptio and sufferer from Liver dis.
ease the depressed spirits un fitttng the
mind for anything and almost driving
him to despair. Be OF good cheer,
there is life and health left for you yet.
Take Simmons Liver Regulator. It
regulates the liver, dispelsdespondency
and restores health. Look we'll that
you get the genuine, prepared by j.
IL. Zcilin 81 Co., enclosed in q white
wrapper, with red q on the front.
81 can recommend your medicine.
All the health I enjoy; and even my
life, may say, is in consequence Of
the simmons Liver Regulator. I
would not take 100000 for my In.
terest In the medicine. "W. II. VIII
SON, Lecturer State Grange, and Presi,
Gent Florida Cooperative Stock Co.,
L. OF H., WelbOrn, Florida"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29
WIT AND HUMoR.

"DID ytumal the train % asked Il Q
ANXIOUS questioner. II ~
:, mo-" said smarty, 'sit was made in
the car shops"
II mean did you oatch the train ?"
with a slightly embar rassed manner.
"Of course not; It's not Infectious"
was the cute reply.
swell you contaminated fool, did
you arrive ut the depot in timer"
mo, you verdant idiot. arrived In
a barouche."
"Oh, you antique simpleton, did you
board the carsP''
why, you antediluvian muddle-
Dra1n," howled the smart man once
more, you know don't keep board
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29

The habit of fish to return to the same
placs In river to spawn is we'll known
lt is asserted tnat on going up they
keep the left hand of the bank, aud
that on their return they take the op-
posite side. 1t Is thought that fisher
men might take advantage Of this
ia IT,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29
Shrewdness and Ability.

Hop Blt,ers, SO freely advertised in
all the papers, secular and religious,
are having large sale, and are sup
planting all o.hcr medicines. There
Is no denying the virtues Of the Hon
plant, and the proprictors Of these Bit
tcrs have shown great shrewdness and
ability In compoundlnga a Bitters whose
virtues arc so palpAblc to every ones
observation .--Eedmincr and Chronicle.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29
Paris Astronomical NJ usoum.

Considerable progress has been made
with the new museum now forming at
the Paris Observatory. Among other
objects are Mercator's globes, dating
from the middle OF the sixteenth CEN
tury. That figuring tho earth is the
first on which meridians of longitude
and parallels OF latitude were laid
down. The great equatorial lakes of
Africa, 1t Is reported, arc all to be
found upon 1t. The glass cases contain
the first portable meridian circle con-
structed Oh Admiral Mouchcz's plan;
the pendulums Of iLvariable dimcn-
sions employed by Captains Fraissinet
and Dupcrrc In their voyages around
the world, for the determination OF
the absolute value Of the intensity OF
the cenpetal force and Of gravity at diff
ferent points of the earth's surface:
and the apparatus used by NJ. Cornu,
OF the Institute, with Wow to deter
mine the velocity OF light from ohser.
yations made between the Observatory
and the Tower Of Montlhery. Another
Soiooo ShoCS tulS ClC DOHPNNt UPS DC6U{S.
contains the standard metre Of the First
Republic; the toisc used III 1873 in
Peru for measuring IL degree ut the
equator; the toise used in Lapland some
short time afterward for measuring
the polar degroo, and tho platinum
kilogramme made by the Republican
Commission of Weights and Measures.
Freshel's len, the first ever graduated.
Is also deposited IN the now museum.
and the object-glass of the great as.
tronomer Cassini, which he used in
snccessivcly dctcrmiuisg the existence
Of Jnpiter's satellites, Saturn's double
ring, the abnormal tlatness OF Jupitcr's
poles, and the vast velocity Of his rota.
tion, as we'll as that Of Mars. In an.
other Of the cases are to be seen the
doubly refracting prisms with the hclp
Of which Arago measured the diameter
Of the great planets, Neptune excepted.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29

,u "A COUGH, Cold, Catarrh, or Sore
Throat requires immediate attention.
as neglect oftcntimcs results in some
incurable Lung Disease. "Bro,ou's 9
Bronchtdt Iroches" will almost invari-
aDly give relief. limitations are offered
r l0f safe, many Of which arc injurious.
me genuine "Brown's Lronchiol 7ro
ches' are sold only IN boxes
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29

"I'M A-REsrIN." said tramp. yester-
day, to person who interrogated him
"This Is my vacation. The goods
which manufacture are now out of
season." And he took off the rim of
his hat from which his hair projected
like. Prince of-Wales plume. In the
inside was pasted piece of paper bear
Ing the date MAY 8, 1000-1 p. Nj
"'rhat," he said, cheerfully, sis the
next eclipse Of the snn. Shall sell the
rest Of my smoked glass them" And,
with an enterprising air, he resumed
his vacation.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29

10 remove fruit stains from table
linen: If uncolored, moisten with di-
Lutte sulphuric acid and then rub with
strong aqueous solution of sulph,te
OF. hyposulphite Of soda; or soak for a
short timo in strong solution OF
bleaching powder Calcium hypocllo-
ite), press out excess Of liquid and I'M
merse In dilute sulphuric acid Q to 10
of water); rinse in cold water, dip In
hyposulphite Of soda solution, and
afterwards wash out thoroughly in hot
water. If colored, use plenty Of soap
suds IN! .m ma water.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29

The soft and silky appearance given
to tho hair by the use of Carboline. the
natural hair restorer and dressing, as
now improved and perfected, is the
subject of general lemark by all who
have witnessed Its effects upon the
human head. Sold by all dealers in
drugs.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29

TO prepare japanese cement, mix
the best powdered rice with little
cold water then gradually add boiling
water till proper conslstence is at
tained, being careful In the meantime
to keep it we'll stirred; lastly, it must
be boiled for one minute in clean
saucepan. The paste Is beautifully
white, almost transparent, ,.nd we'll
adapted for fancy paper work, or other
things requiring a strong and colorless
cement,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29
Maine News,

Hop Bi tcrs, which arc advertised In
our 'Olumns, arc sure cure for tho
lgue, biliousness and kidney COM
plants. Those who use them say thcy
;annot be too highly recommended.
Those afflicted should give them fair
rial, and Will become thereby enthu-
'lastic In the praise OF their curative
Qualities. drgus.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29

"SIR," roared man out In Nebraska
striding up to a noighbor, ''Sir, You
arc a liar"
~ am" exclaimed the astonished
neighbor. "How do you know I am P''
"Becausc know it; because have
found it out"
How long have you been living
hereP"
sStx weeks"
"Oh, we'll, probably you DO know,
them"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29

WAsrs' nests are frequently ignited
by some chemical action, supposed to
be that Of the wax upon tho paper like
substances of which the nosts arc
formed. "Spontaneous combustion"
OF this nature Is believed to be the
cause OF many mysterious fires In hay
stacks and farmers buildings.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29

A BOY has been discovered in Tennes-
see, tile formation Of whose backbone
Is peculiar. He has hinge in 1t, as it
were, which enables him to place his
head and feet on the floor at the same
time without experiencing any moon
Venience. This is certainly an improve
mont In the way of boys. This country
wants thousands of boys with hinges
In their backs--and the boy who Is
compelled to pick potatoes and weed
the garden will agree with us.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29

WRHN Mind and BODY arc out OF Sorts, with
cold exlremitics. yollowness In the skin, COS
Iiveness, "ull headac O, and an lndis oosiion to
SUIT aDont. 90 sure you are III for O Bilious at.
,acK sprnsing from more or less Disor ierod
hiyer: DR.. Jayne's ssnative Pills wi! bring
emoye all hillary distress,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29

NERVOUSNESS, and all arrangements
of the nervous system, are usually cons
nected with diseased condition of the
blood. Debility is frequent accom-
paniment. The first thing to be dono
Is to improve the condition of the blood
This IL accomplished by taking VICE.
TINE. 1t is nerve-metlieinc, md pos
sesscs n controlling power over tho
nervous system.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29

EVERYTHING conducive to the bet
ter condition of the baby Is sure to at
tract attention; and hence 1t is that
DIR. BULBS Baby Syrup Is becoming
more and more appreciated, as it's wond-
erful influence In subduing the diseases
Of babyhood becomes recognized.
Price 20 cents.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29

ZONE hundred thousand women arc
said to be working In the fields Of the
West. And hundred thousand able
bodied men are hanging a~ound stree
corners IN the East, complaining that
there no nice, easy jobs for them. Wha
easier JOB do they want than changing
around street corners Do You want
them to 60 West and leave their wives
and parents at home with one less
mouth to provide forp
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29

VIRGINIA BIsCrIT.-One quart flour,
onc-half teaspoonful salt, one quarter
pound butter, mix the flour and
butter with the hand, together,
and moisten with water; roll iC out
very thin three times, and beat with
the rolling-pin each time; roll as thin
as q sheet of paper; cut with saucer
and bake In sheets. These are particu-
larly nice for lunch.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29

Dr1Vdyne proposes the introduction
Of an automatic switch In telephone
circuit, so that anyone in connection
with a telephone exchange may COM
municate with any other person simi-
larly connected, without the interven-
ton Of all assistant at the central
Office.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29
A Valuable Gift Free.

book Oh the Liver. Its diseases and their
treatment sent free Including treatses upon
Liver Complaints, Torpid Liver, Jaundice,
Bhousness. Hea laohe, Constipation. Dyspep-
eia. Malaria. etc. Address DR.. Sanford 1852
Broadway, Now York city, N Y.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29
A LTHOUGH Buckle was Dreficient

ALTHOUGH Buckle was proficient In
thirteen languages, he never exhaust
ell mt re than one when his rear collar
button flew Oft at an evening party,
causing his collar to bob up against the
back of his head, while he was dane
Ing with pretty young lady. If Il
nan Is ever justiflable in ripping
through nineteen languages In one
Inning, 1t Is on just such an occasion.