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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-25
Mrs. Oakey's Advice.

A woman chooses for her profession tho
head of a household Let her not enter on
1t lightly. Properly viewed, it is the most
elevated Of all professions. She has in her
hands the welfare and direction of few or
many people, but it is work which can
not be- neglected. 1t Is her duty to SEQ
that her home is clean, airy, cheerful, hap
py, and Its various economies attended to.
A mistress should go through her house
every morning, praise where praise is due,
and quietly find fault with any care.essncss
or omission, thinking nothing beneath her
notice, but with gentle authority which
admits of no question.
Do not live with fine house over your
head and subsist in the basement. Few
people out of your family know or care how
you live. I,et yonr house, large or small, be
kept for the benefit of those who live in it.
Warmth and light are better than fine fur
niturc, and good beds better than fine bed
stcads.
Live in your drawing rooms; have books,
work, music, fire, all to make it the pleas
antest place for the members Of the family;
place for rest, comfort, conversation, with
| nothing too fine to sit upon.
Curtains are not for ornament, but use,
drop them, shut ont the cold. and have an
open fire. 1t Is the best of luxuries, an Or
nament and cheerful companion.
Early rising is desirable. do not mean
getting up before daylight. 1t is useless 10
begin tho day by making every member
OF the family uncomfortable.
The mother should set an example OF be-
ing neat and appropriately dressed. She
will sec no one during the day before whom
she should desire to appear 80 well, or to
| appear 30 attractive.
Treat your servants with confidence. and
consideration, and do not suspect them of
doing wrong.
They must have time to do their wash
ing and keep their clothes in order, or they
cannot he clean and tidy.
Without wholesome intervals Of amuse-
ment, uninterrupted work becomes intoler-
able. There are and must be differences
in the modes Of enjoyment, but there Is a
common womanhood.
/ . ia
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-25
TRI-.WE EEKLY EDITION
JUST ONE LITTLE SONG, LOVE,
JOAQUIN MILLER.

JOAQUIN MILLER.
Come, sing that song loved, love,
When all life seemed one song;
For am stricken now, love,
My strong arm Is not strong.
Then aing tho song loved loyo,
You know that ono sweet song.
Aye sing that one sweet song, love;
Lovo, just that ono swt ct song,
For life is mono too long, love-
Alb, love il mono too long.
Then just one little song, love;
Love, just ono little song.
know you love tho world. love;
Nor would doom you wronp.
But. when above my grave, love,
Noxt year the grass grows strong,
Then sing that song loved, love;
Love, just ono little song.
No tears or sable garb, love;
No sigh to break your song.
But when they bid you sing, love.
And thrill tie 10, GUS throns,
Then sing tho song loved, love;
Love. just ono little song.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-25
An lnsepnrlblo Pair.

A Duke of Savoy, who made some pre-
tensions to tho city of Geneva, sought to
gain 1t by surprise; he scaled the walls in
the night, but his success was not equal to
his wishes. Tie alarm being given that a
great number Of 5csicgcrs had mounted the
walls, the citizens ran to arms and repulscd
their enemies, who were too weak to resist
them. Those who fell into their hands
were led to an lgnominious DEATH Among
the number Of the prisoners was an officer
who had particularly distinguished himself
for his valor. The news Of his misfortune
being carried to his wife, she flew to the
place where her husband was to perish,
and demanded to embrace him for the last
time. They refused this favor, and the
officer was hung without her being permit
ted to approach him. She, nevertheless,
followed tho body of her husband to tho
place where 1t was exposed. She there
seated herself by tho melancholy spectacle,
and remained without taking any nourish-
mcnt or suffering her eyes to be abstracted
for a moment from tho object Of her affcc-
tion. Death, which she had waited fol
with impatience, came at last, and closed
her eyes while she was stretched over the
dead body of her husband: KS.
-->o>----
I"rhe proof OF the pudding Is In the
eating" says an old provcrb, but 1t
almost takes away our appetite when
we see "pioof'' of tho walters
thumb on the edge Of the dish.
Duty is the little blue sky over every
heart and soul--over every life--largc
enough tor a star to look between the
clouds, and for the skylark Happiness
to rise lleavenward through and sing
In
beautiful things are suggestive OF a
purer and higher lifc, and tillEus with
mingled love and fear. They have q
graclousness that wins us, and an OK
cellence to which we tinvoluntariiy dc
ireverenc nces Il Se isssSlEf
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-25

The greatest evils In life have had
their rise from something which was
thought Of too little Importance to be
attended to.
If you would relish food, labor for it
before you take It; If enjoy clothing !,
pay for 1t before you wear 1t; IL you
would sleep soundly, take q clear con-
science to bed with you, oif3s Z
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-25

The first coffee house was opened
In England in the year 1892.
+ IL isimore beautiful to overcome In
jurytby kindness than to oppose to 1t
the obstancy of hatred. ..78ii 4 2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-08

OF every winter repairing the ditch its
slide. TIE pipe will stop all further expense.
TIE Cherokee mine. adjoining the Green Mountain on
the west presents very busy camp. The company
have been pushing the reOpeuine OF THIS mine with
y!gOr large amount o. work has been done the past
summer, ana before winter the work will have
far progressed to be unimpedel BY storms.
The development Of the Kettle mine shows some very
rich The Groupings show remarkably rich the
ledge Of when che company now running Tor. The
new hosting works viii have all the necessary i'm
proved machinery. TIE lower levels OF this mine have
produced very richly, and larRe amount OF bullion
has been turned out by the old Kettle Company The
development Of this property Is very promising The
company have just completed fine twenty water
mill.
The Southern Eureka mine has been purchased by
san Franc.scO md New.YOrk capital. The company
have made milling test OF the the results OF which
nave been most satisfactory. lower tunnel is being
run now In some 200 feet They negotiating
FOR ;enstsmp steam mill. At the Gold stripe .
fine body of rs DcfDg opened in the
Goodwin part OF the mine. The pay chute is
over $40 feet in length, and = shaft sunk on 10
80 feet There 200 feet OF backs Ia this chute The
Lawrence ledge Of Same NINE opening good
No God stripe tunnel H. LOO feet IN leugih,
developing the whole mine. Two fine paw chutes ~ ore
have been cut through. A new ledge has steiy been
opened showing uc body OF quartz about 10 feet wide,
with perfect walls. On September she company
pleted fifteen stamps addition 10 their crushing
capacity making total Of thirtynue stamps on this
mine. The plant IL fine IN all its appointments,
aud the management shows system and economy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-08

ancy between the two statements arises from tho
fact that Mr. Field deducted from the cash on hand
October l. 1880 the amount of accrued interest on
bonds TO that date, aud did not deduct the amount
of accrued interest bonds to October L.
1870, from the cash on hand at that
date. In other words, Mr.. Fields statement
included fifteen months instead of twelve months
interest on the bonds Of the New-York and Metro
potan Companies. Western Union to-day was dull,
selling at 0sll007l2a973a. and Pacific Mail was
weak at II at@4la4f3s. There was IN po9iant
news or any rumOr 10 affect the market excepting
dispatch received from Philadelphia by Kiemans
Wall Street News Bureau, az follows: "It
IS authOrtatiyey reported here that Lake
Shore Railroad has offered guarantee OF 3 per cent
on the common stock Of the Pittoburg, Iitusylle
and Buffalo Railroad Company; and a
report that the difficulties between tho
Wabash and the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Companies were in fair way OF settlement. Tho
dispatch shouId receive Official con-
frmation before SPECTATORS buy either PIttsburg.
stock it. and our information ~ 10 the prospect
Of settlement between the wabash and Chicago,
and Quincy is far from being in accord
with the street rmOr The market closed dull aud
generally weak.
Government bonds were 50 dull that the total
business at the Boards amounted only to 50 000.
Prices. however steady. and the bids for the IS
md per cents are is higher than they were last
night. Annexed are the closing quotations:
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CLOSING PRICES Of pHlL4Dg1pHrA sroyx3.
THURSDAY, Oct. 7-P. n

THURSDAY. Oct 7-P. NJ
Deducting from the total amount of transactions
in shares at the Stock Exchange the 20. 900 shares
that was done IN Sutro Tunnel, leaves only I57 600
shares as the days business for the general list
That fact tells the story of the market Ii was dull
and generally weak The fluctuations, however
were sufficiently great to afford the ordinary
room traders" fair chances for profits or
losses. The principal dealings were in Chicago
and Northwest al 10Sls0107A 01OS3iQ1OS3 ST
Paul ut 03OsG92a093as Erie at 39lo039039l,
Lake Shore at 109i29 l0S4Q lO9as0 100, New
Jersey Central at 73&Q l20 73ssa727s, Delaware.
Lackawanna aud Western at 90i2Gs9leQ9 POOL. and
Wabash at 36i2Q30l4 0367s936si. The elevated
railroads were dull and fairly steady except Man
haitian. which stock declined from Ssh To 34l,
aud later sold at 35i2 Mr.. Worcester has
furnished statement of the gross receipts and ex
penses of the Manhattan Company for the year
ended september 80, 1880, which makes the de
hciency only S47s,750 instead OF $737, s07, as re-
ported yesterday by Mr.. q. W. Field. The discern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-08

Railroad bonds gen rally were dull. and steady as
to prices bat there were few exceptional move.
ments that Attracted attention. Chesapeake and
Ohio irsts series b. roso from II TO 72asd y,
aud the currency interest debts from 40 TO Ala
04Ol2 and Rome, WATERFOWL and Ogdcnsburg first
cOnsols advanced from 65l2 t. 81. c., . and l. C.
first assented y better at 90 aud Erie second
,onsols closed at s advance at 1898 and the funded
IS at 30 advance to 84Ss. Missouri. Kansas and
Texas first cOusols were % lower at 10Gl2 and
seconds % lower Mt CPS New-Jcrsey Central in
come Is sold at 80. total Issue only 81 40 900,
while the stock 81 200. 0O0-sells at 49, Tho
Mobile and Ohio debeutnres continue strong.
Canada Southern frsts were Il higher with sales az
05l4. New-York Elevated hIsts declined la TO
112, but Metropolitan frsts We're strong at 1924
Ohio Central tirsts with small amount OF business
advanced from 93 to 80. Denver and RIO Grande
cOnsols were ls easier at 973l Kansas Pacific con-
soils were steady at 9G3l, and Texas and Pacific
tirsts, Rio Grande division, at 81 Annexed axe the
closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-08
MINES AND MINING.

THURSDAY. Oct. 7-P. "
Aside from the fluctuations in Leadvlic shares,
the mining stock markets to-day presented little
that Is of interest. Chrysolite improved from 4.30
to 455 and closed at its best figure but the others
all failed TO retain whatever of Improvement there
was made. Annie closed cents lower at 80 cents,
Climax unchanged at II cents, South Hite at
115 and Lesdvie az 40 cents The
Comstock shares were weaker. Consolidated
Virginia ut 2.SOG2. So. aud California al 2 large
business was done IN SuiTO Tunnel down to al g.
the decline being due to report that work III the
tunnel was suspended. lt ~ stated, however, that
the suspension which Is the lateral duft, is only
temporary and for the accommodation Of the mining
companies. llukill was firm at 1.9001.0J. aud
steady, but Silver Nugget declined to 43 cents,
and Moose rose 10 ~ Gems. The market closed dull
aud steady.
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EeQal Notices.

In pursuance of an order of DELANO c.
Il CALVIN. ESQ., Surrogate the COun ~ New. York
nOce hereby gwen 10 all having claims
EDWARD COLON, late Of The CITY OF New York. deceased
present win thereof subscriber
at the oGce OF w Z Birisl NO 21l Broadway tbs CIV
New York. before the 1871 daY OF October nexk
Dated New-York, the 18th Gay II April 1880.
[lawGmoaFd.l
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DrGposlls.
PROPOSALS FOR BARRACK LAMPS. OF
DEPOT. QUAkTRRNAsTER's OFFICE.
PuILADEf PuIA oct 4 InSO

DEPOT QUAkIRRNAsTER's OFFICE
PIILADE PfIA oct 4. laSO. 4
IT. intended try tue Of Mineral Oil for lighting
certain military POSTS About 100 gallons OF refined lin.
era flashing nash point
Fahrenheit will be needed 400 twOigDt pendant
Lamps with GOOD and approved ArgaDd burners 900
suitable Wicks for Printed drawings Lamps
eyed 70 be suitable be had application
signed.
Separate sealed bids for the OIL Lamps and wicks 10 be
deivere1 at the Philadelphia Of the Qurternasers
Department Invited They opened no on The
4tn day OF November $50, In bidders The
BIDS should specify the kind Of package
be delivered ana the material and Iamps
oforrd by bidders Bids will be considered any Lamps
offered
The object OF the ouartermasters Department 10 pro.
which regarding cost safety, durability and
power are best ntted Tor the work 10 be done.
Preference Will be acies OF production
OF price and quality being equal Government
The night to reiecl all bids
Bidders invited submit with SAMPLES of
the amps whicl thef propose 10 furnish
forms OF proposals will be furnished by the under
scned application. The envelopes conting bids should
be ndorse1 Proposals for Lamps" Oi' Wicks" as
the may
d. H. FUCKER, Asst @ NJ Gen.. U. g. A.
Depot Quartermaster
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pig O'CLOCK TO ; O'CLOCK
THE GENERAL LIST.

Bank Of New-IOrk n Y, T. * West lSt lst I & ID
II -.-... l46 New "a 5s tuud Extension
VI ana o LIST Dcben 4OOlO:.-. Sia D.. 90 ..li5
1850. -b3 ...S3's 10000 $50 = Cs g lst
Mobile . III Deb Canada SOuthn st Trust Co As
1900 ..-.... 80 Gulriutecl Supplementary
q = - lst LOO ~ $4,000 81 II
MINI Div 10000 .-.-....gJl4 5000 49,. 9j
1000 ...... 1924 Rome, Wltcrtn q Cent ti0dB
l.UpO. ..-.-. 1O2is Og lst Con 10000 .... ] "a
Ind Bloom e " ID 1,HO0--.--..66it Ohio Central LIST
l.0iU .b3....bl 10000 Ito y 1000 ...95
Ohio & Mass con lLnOO: bj....6l OHIO Central a.
5000. Morris IL f. Isl NJ 1900. -. %
y Y, LIE a West 5000 ....lS2 Uhi0u Pacidc Ist
New II Con 2OJD ..-. 1872 1000 ....... / 1913,
2O.O0O... b3. sol ~ PAU rs gold Union Pac Fnni
lOOOO 50 --oJos 6,OcO......l2O 1000 II 10 =
New Jersey Cent IL
0UuO >. 81. 8 l,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-08

Oh city bank stocks the sales included Merchants,
Exchange Ca at 100, and New-YoTk III at 14s.
The following wero the bidding and asking prices
at the first call.
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO, Thursday, Oct. 6, 1880.
~, n


The Exchequcr Mining Company has levied an
assessment of 90 cents per share
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~ UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENSrOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
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Ocean CLEANERS.


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uuent
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BALTIC capt Parsei ....... Tuesday. Nov 2 $50 IN.
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LIBERTY AND LAW or, OUTLINES OF A NEW SYSTEM FOR
TIE ORGANIZATION AND ADMINISTRATIONS TIE EEDERA.
Ivk GovERsHLST BY BRlrICS a. HILL. Svo. ST Louis
q. l.. Jones * co.
This book was originally published seven
years The author thiuks that it has become
far more clearly and generally manifest than il was
then, that the organization of our legislative
eeuve aud judicial departments OF government must be
radically TemOdelled and reformed. if would
ourselves aud posterity the rights and Liberties
which forefatheTs SOUGHT for us" These
rights Mr.. Hill thinks "rapaciOus corporations have al
ready swallowed up II great part aud threaten
20 devOur altogether" He proposes many things, aud
among them such thorough reconstruction of the leg
slave department shall enable it to repossess itself
Of the usurped powers OF corporations and mOnOpoes
that they may be managed for the benefit OF the poo
pie, their hands being tied by constitutional limits
ana provisions OF criminal prosecution for official NAL
feasance that tbs dsgraceiul feature OF
Can politics may forever be wiped ont from the future
p ges of history" The author desires chanse Ia
the judiciary which shall check despOtsm and cOrrup
tiou division OF the Federal Union Into five parts,
each embracing certain number OF States, with scpa-
rate Congress. judiciary AMI Executive. lie wants five
Executives he wants five Judiciares, constituting an
Interstate National Court he general coidca-
tion of laws involving the abolition OF the law
In the whole Federal Union. In short. Mr. Hill TO
desire general Overturn of everything and complete
remaking Of the body posc. In such book,
tously written IL Is hardly possible that there should
be good suggestion. Of which it would be
well 10 correct and OF changes not altogether uudes
nble Whether a daily National newspaper established
dtsiderda, leave the intelligent reader de;ermlae
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NEWCOLORADO ANDJHE SANTA FE TRAIL. BY A.
a. HAYES jr.. A. NJ Syo illustrated. New-York Harper
d Brothers
The articles comprised in this volume origi-
nay appeared five o. them III Ha,per's Hagde.ne ana
IN The International Reriew 50 far mining mat
tiers concerned it Is the opinion OF the author that
intending investors should Colorado and for
themselves. or tie Indian question he declines to say
much. The chapter UPON the sanitary advantages of
Colorado Will be found particularly useful and interest
ing. Mr.. Hayes says: The gist OF the benefits TIA.
this climate coners consumptives its power OF
getting rid OF those bad habits of the lungs which
the absorption OF morbid deposits. OF setting all the
healthy processes Of life going with increased vgor'
There various other Suggestions " inv1ds for
which refer them TO the book Itself 1t very hand
sOney printed, and is rich pictorial embelishment