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PERSONS under the operation Of Fellows
Hypophosphites should examine their
blood under the microscope from time to
time, and mark the increase Of red and &C.
tive particles and diminution Of the white
or dead ones; these observations are in.
teresting and instructive. Sold by Logan,
List 4 90. ----.- Mwraw
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PA1ArAB1r MrdIolsEs.-Ayer's Cherry
PeCtoral Is q honeyed drop Of relief; his
Cathartic Pills glide sugar:shod over the
palate; and his sarsaparilla Is nectar
that imparts vigor to lie, restores the
health and expels disease Waterford Pa
Advertiser. paw
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worth \ Thoasand Dollars

Everychild born into family is thought
to be worth "a Thousand dollars" to the
parents. Why then should they not be
cared for from infancy to maturity? Keep
the mouth and teeth right by sozaDoST,
and you start them right MwE4w
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the Violate Reit Co., MARSHALL, Mich.
Will send their celebrated Electro oltaic
Belts TO the afflicted upon thirty days
trial. Speedy cures guaranteed. They
mean what they say. Write to them
without delay. paw
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sArrRDAY, JUNE, 20, lss0,

.,-n,sdur At II o'clock a. N, proceed TO sell, at
y. mai dSlr Of tbs court house Of ohio COUNT
X, yifrna, To the highest and best bidder, thr
IIrsi d, scrtbrd property, that Is To say: All the
,stu,t,. oae-HLi Of tue east one n o. the los
s-.,,rl ne hundred and sixty, u the addition 10
,a.it, 4 Wnse.ing laid gu by Peter YarnAll John
T,.rstt Ipd others, called East Wheeling having a
- "A Allry Il II thnty fest Rnd running thence
" Al t5s IaiOrm With VI thirty feet, sixty feet
/, 4 lins uoninE across Sa,d lot and dividing the
zas lbi0 ITO equal pIA
=, "A . ,uurh mora - the purchaser may elect 10
y, d eI,n the re- due ID two equal iHstallmtn, al
~ mi iErlVe months, with interest from day VI
~ pareh4 er giving no secured by deed Of trust
h dslsnei pay nelu
he lille y To sLi property e believed 70 be per
~, MI ,slils As trustee shall convey only such
m, 4, h vailed Ia me BY said deed Of trust.
viii lam 2. HUBBARD, Trustee.
wU HALLEl, Auetiuneer. mN21
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nominal: domestic iieece 4Oa6Sc: pulled 22s
SIC; unwashed l6aSic; Texas lsaS5c
NEW ORLEANS. June le.-Cotton moderate
demand middling, II &c; low middling HE;
good ordinary l0kc.
.1osDos, June is.- pErnotrun : Refined
6jSa7c. ~
AsrvrRr. June 1e.-prrnOhEux-R Refined
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Financial and Commercial.
New Yoris Money and stoelfg.

srocxs-The market was strong and active
Throughout almost the entire day AID prices
advanced J<a3 per cent, closing at or near The
best figures Of the day, st. Paul, Michiean
Central, kock Island, Chicago Burlington
and Quincy, Ohio and Mississippi, coal shares
and new York Central leading the upward
movement. elevated sharss were exc ptiohs
TO the general frinness and declined Az
per cent Manhattan recovered Il per cent
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BARNksvILLE.
Barpesyilie Union sehooI-CIosing Exer.
eises Friday Aftarnoop, 18TH Inst
RApNrsvt,iF n lima 10.

BARNEsylLLE, o. june 10.
Editors Intslligenesr:
Lyceum Hall, in which the entertain
ment was held is a part Of the school
building, and will seat SIX hundred per.
sons. The school consists Of eleven rooms.
The exercises were as follows: Room No.
/, Calisthenics.-Recitati by Bud Sim
sleton and Grace shipley.
No. 2. Singing, ''The Alphabeters."
No, s. Recitation BY class, Ear Away
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LADIES, DELICATE AND FEEBLE.-If you
wish to be healthy and beautiful, take
CoLDEN's LlEBlG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF
BEEE pAw.
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..,,,atM OK o clock, 4. NJ, proceed 70 ,ea At
g a g, '%dFs "a nd s. ~ gAt SddST t.
vet NEtu Ips,i prop rIy, that . 70 say: A FIr..
Ell. q one df u sGs.TS n 'S4Sss
~ ~ ~. ,,i s1Ilh wheeling, described - fol-
nti%S osdanins At POlat N the western lin.
o9; , a%S tq1Tai ass isss l ssS
b'7hpt " !, tnsfly Keen feet two inches, 70
inslf 5.,ias i IA, half lot nov osned By said
IaI the Dr. part thence .ssiwafay Iairy1G na
r. W. .ts line thlrty aVe teet two inches :"
=. Sl,sr u Srgi1ninS. 49,. :, IN. nn,oh,..
rsuu.n aOEs a. toe PurchAsef may elect
~ Ss,,I: Tue isIIIuS 10 two ECU instAllments,
al Sslrs .uOn hs, With interest from day Of
- saf bG,er gVIaS nOtes. secured ~ deed OF uus''
Ian. !, Ia AID property Is believed 70 DO per
NJ sss ,sil,nI as uuitsS, shall eo3yey ouiy such
t1Sns Veste 70 me " saiI uS ~ q s,r,,..
TN HlLLE6 Au Homer. MN
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sATUkDAY, july 10, 1880,


Csmueneius a. 10 O'clock NJ, proceed 70 eel a. the
irst du,t Of the Court b0uss Of ohio county, West
TidaI to the highest aud best bidder, the follow.
,ttLEtIbei ptUpsItJ, that Is 10 say: so much oil
II nImbsird + rty.IWO q In Michael GTAhaIn'I
Iidtiioa 10 tue city Of hetliHg, In ohio county,
NeG YrtulA, Is Is included within the following
bOaRdefls., VIZ BrginliI a. q pInI At the south.
e,isfa oIa.F vi CeuIle and sixth sueeta (uoW FIT.
lS,sh AMI Jae1b ,lroetsl theuee TO as.uth.riy Ill
r,eIE.a aOuE tue E.ssin side Of Sixth Tor JAeoh
M Il, EVsnEJ.aVs 49, tevt; thence 10 vest
III direction al ns ius II TSht angle 9th the lasi
ntnIJusi line, twenty .tEo aud hall t325) feet u
a iuI; Ihener laA uOrlhrTiy duecLon along = lins
pIie 10 the aid western side OF sllth for Jaeol
ntl srVruIy.hTy (7S) ie+t 70 Centre lvr jacob
RIWIj. lhsuee 10 40 gAIlerly direction along the
HGhsfa UOuudLry Of GENRE Tor fifteenth stretil
tEsat,-IEO and E-aAt (hIl feet on Centre for tii'
tenth stnri lrVm ths place u OcSinIihgI troAtins
tytbtjIWJ aud A.hAlG Itet, aud runniDg tack u I
saIaSilJ dincuOn, OF eTca width, seyenty-hye 10
hi
TERIso NJ sALE-Oue.thIrd Of the purchase money
Isi 4, much nOrs ne purchaser may elect TO pay
h ea,h; tbs taidus In two equal iustailnentl
Ol tsslVs and eish,ern aOnlhS, with 10 crest from
dIJ u lAs, purchaser gi'l"g note, secured BY Deel
4 lFa,t, III deferred payments.
Ihs uilet,Ih sAd property Is believed 70 DO per
isCt, Oal nj lug u j!uStse shall convey only such
tIla 4, u Tsslrl 10 uiu VI ID DEED o Trust
ALiS tADER BONE, trustee.
II HALLEg, Auc. LlNaT, ID :
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TRUSTEES sALEoF EAST WHEEL

i, TlTtus u deed Of trust, made By Lysander E
Htasoa aud AargI o. HAn'on, his wis tot IN:
d.1tprd trustee tGsed ApIl 10, 1850, and recorded
n ~ Iivrk', once Of tue County Court Of Ohio
sossIy, Vet viyniI, In Deed Of Trust BOOK No. II,
n.nI snail IN
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o,pIISTEts SALE OF EAST WHEEL,

1lRUSIEES ohLc OE GA04 w A4IiS
1856 PkOPEKIf:
- siS u 4 bert IA Tor, ID Robert Taylor, hef
I,tSi Ins " b, 1918, aud recorded In toe ONCE
~ ,,,fk u hs CouIY Cou Of Ohio County,
~. ". ylrtiaI 10 Deed Of Trust Book, No. 8, page
y, I.haII
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F F.::iis. x y Z " ii IL IS
BALTIMORE, June l9.-Flour dull. weak
and unchanged d. Wheat quiet and steady:
western winter red spot 81 2311ial 2399SS June
81 2Sal 23Is; July 81 12Iial l2H; August
81 OsKaL 20. Corn. western steady: western
mixed, spot, 5lha519Ie June 6lL1a Ike;
July 601fa504Sc; August 6Oa50Hci steamer
nominal. Oats dull and unchanged. Rye
easier at SOC. Hay unchanged. Provisions
unchanged. Butter firm; prime 70 choice
Petroleum dull and unchanged. Coffee quiet
Rio carsoes, ordinary TO prime l2&al6Z
Sugar firm; A soft exc. Whisky quiet and
unchanged. 81
unlcAso, June 1s.-The Droy.T journal
HooS-Recelpts 14.eOo head: shipments
5000 head. Common to good mixed packing
"a LOAF so; choice heavy 81 S5a4 IS; light
81 LOAF 80. Good clearance; closed firm.
CATrLE-Recelpts l,2v0 head; shipments
4, 500 head. Market quiet and unchanged /;
natives 81 20a4 IS; butchers - 00a3 90; st ok
ers and feeders s. iOa3 90; grass Texans g 9oa
8 %; Indianss s. 30a 8 80.
SHEEP : Receipts and shipments none.
Lambs 81 a3 81; common to medium IS 500
4 05; good to choice 81 coal Is.
u1sctsaA4I, June ls.-Cotton quiet at
l1lHc. Flour firm and unchanged. Wheat
in fair demand; No. 2 red winter 81 u. Corn
IN fair demand; No. 2, SOC. Oats dull; No.
p mixed 32a33c Rye In fair demand at $50
sic Bar,ey scarce and nominal. PJrk higher
at 81 25. Lard strong and higher at 50 76a
Z 90. Bulk meAts strong At 81 691ia s.. Bacon
arm at IS 2la7 Sal 70. Whiss y IN good de
m md at iull prices. Butter firm and un
changed. Gslaf- u.a
NEW YoRx, June 1s.-Dry Goods uRntsi
generally quiet wit commission houses anc
lUbbing trAde. Light cotton goods In irregular
demand. but brown cottOns and jeans NOR.
active Prints remain quiet Lawns anC
dress Ringhams In steady request. Men'swea
wOolens in light demand. Foreign good
J quiet.
II to.Epo. JuneI9.-wheat steady; No. / whit
Michigan 81 VI; amber Michigan 81 l1k
No. 2 red Wabash, spot 81 llA June 1llk
: July ssKc; August e5I<c; No, 8 red 81 vs.
No 2 red mixed 81 0S Corn weak; high mi1
!. ed 4lc; No. ., 401{e; July 40hc; rejecte,
seXc. Oats quiet: No. 2, Soc. ~ m
! MscrsEAfI June ie.-Hogs steady; commo
8 q 25a9 IS; light 81 l0a4 IS; packing s. 90
n i IS: butchers 81 35a4 6J. Receipts l 80 head
shipments 296 head.
N.wo,LEASs, June 10 Sugar strong an
!. higher; common 10 good 7a7Xc; fair 70 full
a fair fasH: prime 70 choice SNaS1sci yello
e clarified sSEaskc.
e ptrrsBuR0H, June ls-PETRotEuW-vel
= active: crude excited at 81 2i9iat Parker
!, for shipment; refined SIC for Philadelph
. INV York June la,-wQoa-pul ar
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Ghe GntelfqsnreG.
NElGHBoRHoop NEWS.
sT.CIAIRsyiLLE.

i
The Damage TO the Marrow Gaugc-Con.
neeiion With the TuscaFawas road had.
~ Needed-Giaims for sheep killing
1he Congregational Convention.
ST. C1AIRsylLLE, June IS.
Editors 1ntelliesneer. Ng..
The storm Of Monday night washed out
several culverts on our narrow gauge rail
ruad stopping the running Of trains. Men
are busy repairing the damage, and We will
soon have rail road Communication with
the outer world once more. In the mean
time bus has been run to Warnock's sta
ton to accommodate all travel.
Some kind Of conveyance between this
place and the OCT. v. R. R. is badly
needed.
J. 4. oowden and G. R. @. Allen, Of
Wheeling, were admitted to practice in the
courts Of this county.
Q. ". Carroll, receiver Of the st. Glars
vile d Bellaire N. g. R. r. Co. makes re.
port for the six months ending May Srd
as follows:
secolv,d- H
7,26s through passengers at.......... sl,si7 %
l,4G4 ocal passengers at......... see. lsI "
sS,2o7 eu Sual hauled at Iie per
pu ntlkht.....,.,....... ..,,........... ~ "
Mitcelanevusf elsht....-........... 34@
NAL 10 ~
4otl r,s,lp......,..................... ss,ss %
Disbursed--
slx mOs interes. on s5.OOO-.........s $50 %
Spoon pumP......,..................... III 70
oInet t1Penste.....''.'............,....2 VSo 90
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WAMrEn.

EARM wANTED.-wANTs TO RENT
y OF buy PORN containing FROM Is 10 lOa acres;
convenient 70 the city. Epquire Of ALExAN DEk
Es.ni Stnefa Bufnsas Agsnt ms Market str Of,
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-.,,eIEEs' SALES.
------r,o sALE OF SOUTH

~STEE,s SALE OF soUTE
TIE y 81 1876 PROPERTY, ,,a. nv Dillon ]
3, Tira- Rdts.t, hi, vie: 70 ne anes .5sS T.
" SmieE ana 81 Z 80, 1871 and NJ y
,s,.ts. iaIei u M County C0uh o. Onlo so4s y
~ CiefEs eafis 10 DEED o. Trust booEi no
pSsa' - .. ~ { JuSEa, isa, =, :. .,
,sunsDcang ~ eout house Of Ohlo eoeuIy ~, W.
ial i01i o. w rEhost tn besl oiddef 1ns ~.
yiod H. 70 lhe ,,osIt, that Il 70 ny Part o. Loi
Ia dssehosi " Ia sduaro numbered one w o.
H,nDsrrj ogs y. addition u e'uth hheeing,
so5it ard RG Ti,bIh Tlrd Of the city o. Mheeins
5,oSu - !hs IA - iOlloES, viz. b"ginnine ~ t9e
'is,sAld, de'H, n AID ,Ot numbered one 70
40 - OF q III aud running thence WIN tne
s,aIft nanOS IA lot the distance o. tSen!y'nve
IlaB Hoe a. I.rAighI line P'rAllel vim ne
-; Ihsp0 "a lol % the eastern lne o. tAla
SIiaSn ia sJutbotly dlrss!ion IN IN. .,,th-
y ih'p I'D lot IWentI .nte Isgs " ~ iISa
"a list ~ ~ oi Sh lot; thence IN sI~Sn' 'tH'
~ ~ y Odtnpips. 49,, =, an. nurchase
Elhs plAV ALS -Ooe-third Of use PuIs 49,
1883 ,p4rh nOru ~ The purchaser NJ asSt
uoSsi, h0G y. 4. rradu 10 two ECU los allnsh
y ~ 10 49, ,.' mo lbs, With interest rom "a y
hI al ..s.,r gJirE notes, secuisd Py asea u
Tad ~ dee,, ~ property l. believed 70 % per-
Isshte !. irusr,e, shall eouVty only sueh
lsL bal ~, W IN me By aid deed Of trust
do ~ "w I'll IAN +, HUBBARD, Trustee.
ItEH AucllObetfs me-
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Two MULFs WANTED FOR COAL
th S small ~ height bat Tery heavy ~.
90 P.L KIMBERLY,
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FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
L PROPERTY FOB SALE OR RENT.-A good
~ ~ tes o. limited III ~
this an AdvAntA eous opening ibthe eheapness Of the
p operty and the liD.ral terms u payment. The
works are located the river bank 6nd 90 the line
Of The P, W. q Ky. B. X, formerly owned and
operated by the nesHE. Phillips, having good
UhGfag0 on the riTsr aud convenient 70 the ialrad
There IL large foundry building and blacks ,Ilh
shop, two story brick maehine shop building. In
lines Of shAtng and pnllies, M ubes Of wood aud
iEon lathe. Of different sizes, one iGTgeW Cd planer
drilling and other machines, vices &c. Ae dc. The
Of goutd On which the NO IL are erected the loea-
ion 10 vi adapted for other brane esoi mGnufaetute
For further information, per onally OF b, letter
apply 10 ALEXANDER BONE,
glA'H BloAk, over City Hank. ~ lnI
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TYLER COUNTY LETTER.

The Crops-whea, mot Welding so Well
as Was Expected Poiitics-How the
Democrats are soId-The Baker, ringlt.
GaIlaher Business.
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v,Hg LLEk. Aact!9Seer. NJ

asSEttlSG PROPERTY. r,,,.., ~.
81 nnoJ sf,dEet his wife To The undenisnel
Csfusl ~ SoSrtnbSt IS,lS1S, and recorded 10 int
HEss1i y. lsrE VI the CIunIS Court Il Ohio eo9n;
ss'.@, Y'r,iniI, 10 Used Book, 80. 9, page 40 !
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Coughs, Bronchitis and Consumption.
What q Well.knOWn Druggist says about
Aliens Lung Balsam.
MOTHERS, READ
OAKLAND sTATIoN, ar.
GeaLemea: The demand for Aliens Lung
Balsam IL increasing constantly. The ladies think
there Is no medicine equal 10 Il for Group and Whoop-
log Cough. G. 8. MARTIN, Druggist.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
mhi2dAy
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T0LI.GATE No. Beautiful! c0Iorsd PIe.afs
End. Ii. 4
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The Damage TO the Marrow Gauee-Con.
neeiion With the TuscaFawas road bad.
Iy Needed-CiaIms for sheep Killing
1he Congressional Convention. 3.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-11-18
OuR STOCKINGS.

Few of the ancients had any clothing for
the lower part of the body, and most have had
extreme difficulty in sheltering themselves
from the severity Of the seasons. The north
ern nations first had hose or trousers their
stockings were made of pieces of cloth sewed
together. We cannot say with certainty in
what country the art of knitting originated.
France, England, Spain and Scotland re-
spectively claim the useful discovery. Some
believe it originated in Scotland in the six
teenth century, because when the French
stocking knitters' guild made choice Of pat
ron saint, they selected St. Fiacre, native Of
Scotland. On the other hand, the invention
is attributed to Spaniard, on the strength of
Mezerai, who asserts that silk stockings were
worn by Henry II. of France at the marriage
of his sister in 1861 but before Edward VI.
had graciously accepted a pair from the mer-
chant prince, Sir Thomas Gresham, who i'm
ported them from Spain, the land where they
were first manufactured. The story goes that
royal grandee, the happy possessor of one Of
the first pairs made in Spain, thought he
could not do better than present the novelties
to his queen, and to that end placed them in
the hands of the first minister of the crown,
greatly to the discomposure of that modest
man, who astonished the innocent meaning
noble by returning him his stockings, and
bidding him remember that "the Queen Of
Spain had no legs" Queen Elizabeth, Of
England, not ashamed to own that she had
legs, received similar gift in very different
manner In the third year of her reign
(15e1) her silk woman, Miss Montague, ten
dered her as New Years gift pair Of
black silk stockings-the first of the kind
made in England. Elizabeth lost no time in
putting the gift on her "limbs," and was so
pleased with the result that she sent for Miss
Montague, and inquired where she procured
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such comfortable foot-gear, and if she could
get any more Of them. ~ made them very
carefully of purpose only for your Majesty"
replied the silk woman; "and seeing these
please you so we'll, will presently set more in
the hank" "Do so," said the Queen "for,
indeed, 1 like silk stockings so we'll, because
they are pleasant, fine and so delicate, that
henceforth will wear no more cloth stock
ings." 1t is not improbable that she display
ed her sik.stockinged legs to the best advan-
tage during her Airtations with Sir Walter
Raleiph,-Trov Times.
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l6- Courtesy is due to others. 1t is helpful
to others. Treat even base man with re-
spect, and he will Lake at least one desperate
effort to be respectable. Courtesy is an ap-
peal to the nobler and better nature of others
to which that nature responds 1t is due to
ourselves. 1t is the crowning grace Of cul-
ture, the stamp of perfection upon the char
acter, the badge of the perfect gentleman,
the fragrance of the flower of womanhood
when full blown.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-11-18

pa- The Rev. George Newbold ran bakery
while pastor of the Methodist church at Bar
tonville, Canada, and further diversified his
pursuits by forging checks. While serving
term of ofimprisonment for his crimes, at Belle
Vile, he made love to the warden's wife, and
on his release, eloped with her. On his we'd
ding tour he visited Mansfield, Ohio, and &C.
cidentally meeting the Rev. Mr.. Gilroy who
had once denounced him, gave that gentleman
a sound whipping. He is now to be prosecu-
ted for bigamy, because he has three wives.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-11-18

The TRUNDLE BED.-The balmiest sleep
we ever experienced was when we were nes-
tied in the old trundle bed, with curly head
ed brother just turned out of the parent nest,
to make room for new customer. But
trundle bed dreams were soon at an end, for
when the next customer came we were crowd.
ed out to make room for him, and so they kept
alternating for years, until we were turned out
into the wide world.
Oh where now are the little heads that we
have kissed thousand times DER, as they
nestled in the old trundle bed? Some of them
have grown old and gray, and others are nest
ling upon their everlasting pillows in widely
separated lands. We are always sad when
we think of the old trundle bed.
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it was found that during his lying still blood
had oozed from his eyes and mouth, and his
hair, which he said before, was raven black,
had almost an iron gray cast.
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s6- Incidence grows on US with suferance.
It begins by tying US with silken threads, and
ends by lettering US with cart ropes.
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GARMENTS OF GLAss.-When Sarah Bern
hardt made up her mind to visit this country,
she determined to wear on the stage some
novelty that no other woman had ever worn.
The genius of Worth was unequal to the de.
mands of the artistic, and she was about to
give the idea up in despair. At last one of
her friends suggested raiment that was
novel, beautiful, original and practically
possible. His idea was to array the divine
Sarah in garments Of spun glass, GLORIOUS
in all the colors of the rainbow, not trans.
parent, but as flexible as the softest silk.
The world laughed, and looked upon his idea
as an avertising scheme But Sarah encour-
aged him, and at last it was announced that
he had accomplished what the world deemed
impossible. Messrs. Atterburry & Co., Of
this city, says the Pittsburg Telegraph, one
of our prominent glass.frms, are actually
engaged in the manufacture of articles of
dress from material that is composed of a
combination of glass and silk. Experiments
have been carrid on for the past few months
in secret manner, and the firm has given
the impression that they are now engaged
in making some part Of Bernhardt's wardrobe.
The firm obtained the secret of the process of
manufacture from the original discoverer of
the great secret. The articles are as fexi-
BILE as cotton or silk, and can be washed and
tied in knots. The material is not fragile
and is inhammable. The exact mode of
manufacture will be kept a secret for some
time yet.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-11-18

COOP ADv1cE.-It is generally thought
that there is nothing easier than to give good
advice. 1t is so abundant and so cheap, it is
said, because it costs nothing. Now this may
be applicable to much of the trite counsel
and most of the we'll worn maxims that live
upon the lips, but do not come from the heart /;
it may be true concerning such exhortations
as we have been in the habit of hearing from
one generation and passing on to the next,
without much referencet to their applicability ;
but it is not true of anything which honestly
bears the name of good advice. That is not
plentiful or easy to give.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-11-18
OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

The gain has occurred, for the main part,
in the agriculture of the State, which is al
most entirely dependent on the colored popu'
lation and this fact shows how little faith is
to be put in the stories of white repression in
South Carolina, how we'll able the negro is to
hold his own against white competition, and
how little he needs the solictude that is law
ished upon him in other sections.
The suggestive figures above given afford
reason enough why the like statistics for other
States should be looked for with great inter-
est for if South Carolina proves to fairly
represent the South at large, that section is by
no means suffering the relative decadence that
public opinion has imputed to it, and the ne
gro is bound to become a more important
factor in our civilization at large, and in that
of the South especially, than has generally
been anticipated Y Bulletin.