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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-12

AS Is the golden tress Of hair in but
ter, 80 are unkind words from the llps
Of beautiful woman,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-12

TIE application Of sulphur sprinkled
upon iom Is. while roostlng OF other
wise, with pepper box, will destroy
yermtn. Coal oil applied to their roosts
IN small quantities will also kill par
asitcs. Two or three drops of whale
oil, dropped occasionally on tho back
OF hen, or any other bird, will Kill
lice.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-12

a good recipe for dressing for shoes.
such as Ia sold in bottles under the title
OF French dressing, is as follows: Log
wooc cStract, 9 oz., dissolve In soft
water gallon: borax, oZ., dissolve
IN soft water gallo:., and add lla or.
sheljac, boil to dissolve; bichronIato of
potash q or, dissolve In soft water u
put, ana add 8 or. ammonia water.
Mix all together,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-12

THE first meal that DR.. Tanner eats
was Of course break fast.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-12
DR.. j. ID. Cook,
Of Cooksville. Heard County, q,

OF Cooksville. Heard County, Ga, writes:
Messrs. p. Neustaedter & Co.
Gentlemen, am happy to inform you that
AnakeSis. DIR. 4 Slsbee's Pile remedy met
with my appreciation. [ have tried it ia three
different cases, and it has not failed to relieve
hem at once. The patient that had It for two
years says he thinks he is WE'LL and that he
always expects to keep box on hand for fear
1t might como back again; another case Of
short duration used only three applications and
says she ls entirely woIl. 1t is the best thing
have over seen for Piles. will use in my
practice whom needed.
Yours obediently,
J. b. COOK. NJ. D.
mody. is sold by druggists everywhere. Price
81 0O per box. Samples mailed free to all suf-
ferers by P. Neustaedter & Co., sole manufao-
turers, Box 3946 New York.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-12

IAkn care" says an exchange. Well,
take 1t In small doses If you must,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-12

TO bleach jutc Singer recommends that
the yarn be first placed In u weak and
slightly warm soap bath for ten minul es,
and then transferred to q chloride OF
lime bath of l.0o35 specific gravity. -.
Alter the lapse Of forty minutes tho
yarn Is taken out. Sometimes it NAV
pe necessary to repeat the operation.
Flnaiiy the yarn is washed In warm
ana then IN cold water and dried In tho
open air.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-12

, ,s SH"". o." tKoMrr AND THonoUGu are the charac
mort Hs has ., moc Dt; 'aynss Carm!aliye isam it,
as n s,nninr., oo c ~ known everywhere for years
Eno'gra : 70 Morous, and all diseases Of tho Bowels
hotHs hH ocs,aes easily Administered to Chi dren.
safe. ''' Snu " ohtifsU
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-12

kNocKiNa friend down Is sure
way Of dropping an acquaintance.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-12
]. BENTLEY, MID, saws:

1t has done moro good than all medl.
cnl treatment.
NEWMARKET, Ont. Fob. ., 1880.
Mr: II. r. STEVENS Boston, Mass.
Sir-l have sold durirg the past year con.
lieve. in all Cases it has given Satisfaction. in
one case, delicate young lady Of about II
Vars was much beneflted by It's use. Her pa
good ihan all the medical treatment 10 which
she had previously been subjected.
Yours, respectfully,
j. BENTLRY, NJ y.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-12

The fact that Cragin s. Co., Phila-
delphia, Pa, Dobbins' Electric Soap,)
confidently base their claims on the
merits of the soap, and only ask a trial,
speaks volumes. We know that the
soap tells a good story. Try 1t.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-12

PERMANENT PAsTURE.-Wherct these
are running out, moss-bound, or poor,
a good deep narrowing and rolling,
with the application either of fine ma
nure or some artificial fertilizer, and
fresh seed sown, will bo Il re ovation.
An excellent renovating mixture of
teed ls composed of 8 lbs. timothy, !.
bushel Kentucky blue grass, and i,
bushel orchard grass, and If to this /
quart sWeet-sccnlcd veneral grass is
added 1t Will be rclshcd by stock. Mix
the seed thoroughly, divided and SOW
tho portions In different directions and
narrow IN with light harrow or brush
ana roll. In tho spring SOW clover and
roll again.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-12

WASHING BUTTER.-It is believed bv
many that water washes out the flavor
OF butter. 1t only removes the butter
milk and tho acid which may adhere to
1t. The flavor of butter Is contained
In the fatty matter, which is not SOL
uole In water, and therefore cannot be
washed out. Washing out the butter.
milk does not affect the grain of the
butter like kneading 1t out.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-12

GECRET CORREsPONDENCE. IN.
~ gus tive and meduiesomo outdone. Invention
th,ss ,senne nu mer. senh your address for It. Name
WIS paper. b. u. I. GOODRICH, Lock Box laS
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-12

CANNED ToMAroKs.-Do not scald the
tomatoes, but put them in bake-pans
Just rs they are. Wash and dry them
first. Lot them bake fifteen minutes
then take them out and pour Off all tho
liuid which has come from them throw
TINS liquor away. Peel the tomatoes
when they Arc cold. cook them in a
large KETTLE for a tull hour and a half.
Warm tho cans, and whom tho tomatoes
are scalding hot pour them In the can
ana solder: Put no seasoning In them.
They Should be fully ripe.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-12

FLATTERY Is like cologne water, to
be snuffed at, not swallowed.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-12

hour. s' '"0
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-12
SOLD BY DRUGGrsTas
TO THE PUBLIC

-, Tnere can be no better guarantee OF the yaIue
" S,!o DE, T. NApMAI's old established r. r. 4, RRnI
ntss IMAM the base and worthless limitations of
and P,lIs ia there ne @ are False Resovents, Rolieis
bur. on "nas you
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-12

KILL YOUR SmEKr YoUNa.-Thcre
are few aLimals kept on the farm
which, when in their prime, pay as
we'll as sheep, and there are very few,
II any others, upon whom old age has
such damaging effect. AS the sheep
Is much shorter lived than any other
OF our domestic animals, it Is not
strange that many farmers attempt to
keep them too long. At ten years of
ago horse Is Just In his prime, and
the COW Is as good rs ever, with the
prospect of remaining 30 several years
longer. But the sheep Is very old
when 1t reaches the ago Of ten, the
natural limit Of the term of Its life.
After reaching this age, sheep arc very
likely to be injured by tho Slight cx-
posurcs which would do young ami
mails no harm. They arc more liable
to be attacked by disease, and If they
live they will be likely to produce loss
wool and smaller lambs than they have
done previously. Wc do not think |,
pays, except perhaps in special instnn-
ces, TO keep sheep attor they arc six or
seven years Old.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-12

THE BONANZA FOR BOOK.AaENrn ~
GEM HANCOCK SSs''3 ssS * I'll Hss H.
hisn,y h1nt endorsed by General ManoocE, Eh thhs
Hnrty lenders and the press. Also, Life OF
SEN GARFIELD, ssms az his seS sSssds; .saa; ,n;
ilsnrity also strongly endorsed. Roth of1iciSI.
hemsey hwrns n, popnss, selling ovor lv,oOo week
For Dest bq9Ks }G}I,! ~! e Serms, audress quick,
HUBBARD BROS, 723 Chpstnut St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-12

BAKKD Eco PLANr.-.Boil large egg
plant IN plenty Of water until it is por-
fectly tender, trying it with a straw :;
let 1t stand In the colander to drain un-
til cold; then peel, cut open and take
out the seed; mash carefully with a
gill OF milk, two eggs, a dessertspoon-
ful OF salt, a saltspoonfnl Of white pep
per, half grated nutmeg, heaping
tablespoonful of butter and two table,
spoontuls of very fine bread crumbs.
Bake half an hour. In quick oven; a
slow oven spoils 1t.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-12

q AYEAR and expenses to agents
N Outfit Free. Address
P. o. VICKERY. Augusta, Mo- .
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-12

EL9Lii,pA ,MOsS.-six ounces for 10 conts.
Malleu iree Etnnips takon. '-'--''' ....r
l.. ShLlNGER, Spring Grove, Florida
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-12

2 MONTHS ON TRIAL for 3 three.cent ,,amn.
- the PkoPLEs JoURNALi HagerstoWn, Nd
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-12
RUPTURE

MeIIbyod and ourrd Without tho Injury tru,se, IN
M99'ot 99sa ny Dr. :. A; SiiERMAN'S system Ofice aSI
'ssoaIway, New York. His book, with photnrra Diit
foE badcases before and after euro, msst
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-12

MAKING KoADs.--The repair of roads
is much more costly than it should be
because the systcm-if it can be called
system-of their construction Is ex-
tremely faulty. An earth road, roun-
ded up III the centre, can seldom bo
moro than passable for at least third
Of year. The repairing of such a
road usually consists in adding more
earth, and this is usually done in the
worst season of the yaar. 1t Is not to
be expected that American roads, con-
structed so rapidly, can be made like
tho hard, smooth and lasting road beds
OF olden countries, but the work that
Is done on them, from year to year,
should be such a kind as to mako an
approach to Il perfect road. Broken
stone Is tho best material for road
making, and this Is common material.
1t should be much more generally em-
ployod. just how this stone IS to be
used and where, arc matters which
each town or road district must decide.
Whatever Is done: let 1t be done well,
and make finish of tho work as far as
1t goes. The most used and worst part
of road should receive the first atten-
tion. A little good road made each
year will In time sec the whole IN II
satisfactory shape.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-12
Loudly In It's Praise,

Loudly In It's Praise,
~ - , TORONTO, Ont, March 8, 1890.
=, Dear sir-Considerng the short time that
Vegetlne has been before the public hero it
SOILS vel. as olood purifier. and for iroubl. 8
lrst.class medicine. Our customers speak
loudly IN Its praise
j. WRIGHT q CO.,
Cor. Queen and Elizabeth Streets
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-12
Railways Regulating Pills.

Hsrfeof Pur4atives, Soothing Aperfents
Aoe Without Pain. Always RelIable
and Natural In their Oporxtion.
, 1880-03-08

ke,g OrlxdRs Dfineert. AfHrch T.
AA Now Orleans Ia now looming up Aa Ern!n-
exporting point, nnd ns there hrD cheering IntiI-
cstions that TIM pruphecy Of that lnnx- -hcnlcd
ftInnctOr md business Inhn, Jay toulI, ulat NOW
Orleans will III three ycnrS time export mora
Kran thnn Now York md baltimore together.
will 10 tnorp than fulfilled. the timo Is .prup!-
tOus to call tho nttcntlon Of nur st. Louis friends
to tho fact that yralu brought there In bulk has
m unpleasant way. Of falling abort IN weight
WHEN delivered ut thiy paint. WeAro aware that
thoro Is natural shrInkago in grain amounting
to about une-quarter Of p"r ccnt, but when' ~ ~
Gnshsls aofo . !; shdF5tas9 i5 ss
sorioHs enough 1or taxeatigation;; N such a.
Sust,el, iassssllyed an actual loss 10 tho
Is II, reclamation, rs the bill of lntipg Is only
Aigurtl for a glycn number Of hushgls ,norc or
lcss. 1t would mt bD 81 objectionable u fhore
occasionally happ.neA to 1c 1n0ru thar, tho aGtl-
fed number, hut tho ne ynrietur ayAtom a9 lt'sa
IL growing 10 bu exceedingly monnt0nous. and
calls for chauge which will give FCllcf u buy
trb In this market, 1t Is well to correct these
ittie things bUf0rG thoy crTatailtze Into roEu'Ar
customs anl rise to tho dignity Of prcccsaenta.
1t ought to 1a u very simple uiAttor to nrrA'lKp.
and III yioW Ut tho IlIst transactions which VIII
hO made III grin III tho Near futurs IT Wt,uld 10
will to adjust ali tlfterr,lces at tho atnrt. We
tlerefnrD Gull tho attention Of tho sellers Ia vt.
lA)tltR and tue elevator ulGn at thNt point 70 tne
lllJhiatnkatle fnGt that nll KElttH rcc11vcd asFd
By river fnlls sh0rt to much Rrcatnf extent
than eau be accounted for by ratuFul shraIlkuxc.
, 1880-03-08
A VlRGlNIAN ON SLAVERY As IT WAS.
TO Tho Editor Of, Jhs Chicago Tribune.

GALEsnunO, March 1.-Mr. II. Chrlsinan, of
Abingdon, delivered u lecture In tho Congrcgn-
tIonnl Church In this city Inst evening upon the
subject Of InhdelIty,' which ho closed with
tho following pathetic reference to tho slaves MS
they were, nnd tho poor irish tennntry aa they
arc, which hope mny be given to argcr audf-
ence through tho columns OF the wdely-rcai
TRIBUNE. Mr.. C. was born and raised in "Otd
Vtrginta": 49,.
VI have seen tho octoroon maid rs she stood
,uuther n slnve,--hcr brother to cono noxt, nnh
their fatber, though. wca1lhy. lgnorlnE, THUR
me- fSs e9us sk npn %nns t.
hn extracted from :hcr heart md si,tppea" "
further South In scatrh ct a n1atKct, and ,ilcrcr
# rlowcd through tho lnes ef the black s. ,s mans
shan,o. And my poor foster brothar, 80 reckless
come back. to mo bleeding; and ,nun9lctl, and
Veil sta' liz y Wiz that h ovc hit theso thnss
arc past. md 1.-Two only In song. However thoy
fsaed bres rbsr hasi euas s'ph paners
not ni1acntee loris, nor Inaccessible 10 shamc.
"Wc come nov. 10 behold y peop,o 40 bright
and 70 brave, 40 lnt0ruue and fruNuf Us puts III,
our lnhors to shamc our frions " each t,,ti!Gt
n,tr hepsrs #! need, and a. torn by haFsn hnngsr ia
fa e9s hss Ct 9so s' sd Ike Ike n
forth as Eayly and proudly to toll, but tho i'll
vnticrs wcro many. thoir standard ~ went M down.
nnt h and recoincd .into mon. itobl,ed. driven,
Keeps ka ths1n elnglns to their poor NATAL spot.
satl travesty Of hane,-witli II! tlrn TO warm
them, no windpw and Ro door to lot IN the Kht;
no bed but tho bare earth nnd Il fuw ws}'s Of
strnw, md 1lo cheerful sound through the 1onK,
wuary hours while pn!e tnfancy crecrs still
WHIT Whsrurs IT, IL i1o11 IL dreams Il sy co,i havo
bread to turn on tho edge OF tho knives With
| which its visa!s 9ro torn. .,~., ,. x.,.t
, 1880-03-08


If their property. Tho press, which gun
ernlly he.itatctl ut first. now 'lcnminccs
tho scheme, TIC ministerial organs
even condemn It. The Sfnndd-s aays
'"The eyit1cnco Is unnnswrrnblc TINT tho Gov
crnlncnt IL squandcring tho public money!
Tho Daily Tttepfdph takes tho slhn OF virtue,
a.,tl anyn Tho 1raaurc, unless modified. mtst f'o
abandoned. Tho strong npmAitlnn which has
l,fcn organized nlnr1ns tho tI'ooulntot1. Prices
were rcc,s!tug tostcrslay. and to-lny. rlnRlc
ho,,sn II rcpnrtrd tn hnro gntncsf f3,ssD,TM.
There arc n,ncrous shnrohntdcrH aiming tho
members ot Parliament, especially In tho f.ib-
etni ranks. Tut a full ihglllry IS t0 be de-
minded. although the prt'rosnl ia certain to
nent with t1etcrtnined resistance,
Iltntts, Nnrcb 6.-Tto German Parliament
to-,1ny discussed tho bIll prnlonRinR tho opcrfs-
tlofi If tho snGInsiat law. clit Won l:t,1enblrg,
Mnittcr of Tho Interim. said the soclntlsts per-
Sisted In tl,or urvanzntlon hoping the Inv would
be expunRrd, but, now 1t Ia probable TINT tho
operation nf the Inv will continue, they npetiy
proclaimed wnr ngalnst tho etHta. This. ho said,
fully Justified tho cottrso adapted s'y tho Gov
crntnc1lL Aftor numerous aprcchc', tho bill
wls rcferrcA To q committee nj fnurtccn.
EXECUTION or MELnpErsxr. TIN wnULp-nE
AasXatN Or 0ks. HEffKhrr.
s.r. PETERSBURG. sfarch h.-No cnnsc!enttn,,s
With IT, execution q oatIinl sontcncs. n ls,,t; N;
~ ttssasltintn 1eE: Moliko1, WMa 'rcn " ys1. e!f
hnngcd In thn presence nj m tnncn:c cnfl-
ca,irso Of people,. At an curly h,.r he WI:
rr,luI1t fEtit the fortress to thu rlncc Asbcotc
for lis execution, Klnrtlcd t,y d Nonp,ny II
ia,saasks. Tic prisocr was ac;tefl il tic hlnck.
whrclctl van used on e,ctl occns,ons, and
lore on hin brcnst q p1ncnt1, witt, tho 'nscrtr.
tioH .'Stato Criminal" i!cstde tho K'nrd Of
C1:sacks t.,ure worg the Js!leI. q an nr!c;t: &,
II rstlly1igl that ot lets thai, 41N pnnpu were
sntiloreti in tho Immediate vicinity: These GER
orally woro u uiot md s.,fsiue nir: though &c. &c
culprt and hts crime, as well ns tnw and then 4
m,l1terct1 auHl.ncIntlon of the Government unti
It's brutnl 1.ethssls. Serious .nprrhenr'.,ns ul \
thurites, ind no less than four regiments nf In
| fnntry wGru juasaetl on the Rrotintl, forllnH
, 1880-03-08
APasai,t xl,ulk-mnrk.

Not long ago man applied 1T tho Patent
0lllcc. IL Washington, for patent Of ~ inyeti-
ton; which was refused him, as tho ExntAtiler
said. " "hccnusa the invaht ton WIZ merely chalk.
mnrk," and a man tn,,st bc cruzy to osiPG0sn thAt
u chn!k- maEk ct,uid ho patented. INT tho tnn1l
bis fnyos, III tho ahnpe Of Il nandaulus Ct'nlpel-
fng the Gtn,1nissln,irr Of Patents to tshuo tho
patent. Tha Judge sattl that y chAlk-tnark
could be patented Ii It's application wns usoful
and origlnnt. In this case 1t wis applied " q
p!ece Of pastet,oar cut IN strip ansi fsstsned
together In circular fnEtn, with Devoted eaxes,
Jarn III swucttncats, cake-b'1cs, and othot
Things Il, which IIihcots sro NttT,!otsd. The NM.
this circle Of platelluarsl. vol ehalk kct ard
tightly tttod, will aot ~ pertact guard against
theui. -.---
, 1880-03-08

8p$ttdt ONpoleh 10 ans Ghieat1 aFU1"~
'WAsHINuToN, d. O., March e.-Final action
VIA had to-day in the negotiations with tho Utcs
for tho cossIo OF their territory in Colorado, by
the formal signing, by oil tue ch!cis hero, Of
the agreement whose ma!n features havo al"
rcady bven forcahadowoA Ia those dispatches.
The agreement bluds the 11aIaus, arst. 70 9se
their utmost endcavoe to deliver tho Meokor
assas!ns, and, falling IN tn.s, 70 place no oossa-
ernmcnt. second, to cede all their lands tn
Colorado. II blnds the Government. frst,
to cede to these Utes lands In
soycrulty, as follows, TO tho Southern
Utes, represented by lynatlo, strip Of terri
tory In Northern New Mexico: 10 tho Whlec
River ,utes represented BY Jack, portion OF
the Uintah Reservation In Utah; aud to the un-
oomnaha.a Utcs, represented by Curry, 4 rosar-
yadon Just over tho Utah line along the Grand
River Valley. Second, to pay to these Indians
aud their helrs forever the sum Of $aQ.0V aaaa"
, 1880-03-08

I,udc tho recipient of his bounty nf,scre'l the
church, wtct,ce the presently amtrged with
three silver t1,,,hlcA, which She handrtl nvcr to
her hcnrfactnr, expressing her hcartfelt Fr1'ti..
!,,lc fnr his Timely stt'r md hcr s!Iprifo 1s
gnol woman. HnswctrH. tho philA.rthrnptRt* nth
hcnmfrg sn,ic. "yo,lr astonisbmen; ss.Incnl.sd ~
mt l,cnr Il, contemplate tho unnapp!ncAs of
their fclow.arrnturrs. Mt,Bt a1wn}s sec Joy
t,,is fares Nrn,nd me. BESIDES. everybody c0lt-
pnpo hne Hut hs fec. your child will bo chris.
ieictt. yn,lr mind Il nt ease. and have derived
ihrce EtHNl silver n}ublcs from honcyolent uc~
tiun ntid-N bnd flve.rntihlp nHts!"
, 1880-03-08
A Transaction Which Profted All Pare
lies.

A tpt,der- hrartoti stranger Of well-so.do eK%
terror n.ssinS by the brt,ll stone steps Of War-
saw Cathedral, Pcscelstd wt,n, n
wrtngiu9 nor hands in deep trthnlation. Tn1chea
BY h0r evident distress, b. etonptti and a. askeu .
whnt was the ulutter. Kind, Ei1.cioias y1f; ~
fortunate oroatIre III the world want t. ~
my baby cilrstened; but the pSpe dnmaaas W.
thst alIf" observed tho pltiful stranger: "Tuke
thle fSo-rouble note, go straight 70 the pope,
pay hiM bis christening feet and pflnG me olt
tho three rpllbiea change W\th JuytuA pfoMVt.
, 1880-03-08

,u,,.,to. - -. 80, ,,-. =. -, ~. ~
n r.es,s ~ sm, m a 10 parnn r r ,ts y" t6r" n" ~
r ,nis ~ n'{v ~ IT, H., ,t"it, M ano ii.'ao nr
tho otii0g sln i! ti.is .irl,ate VII tetl as Wmas
uth"rr 1MsG n tf,s"uo" vfni"usr R"se LII" '"''' "''
,,rs uno ~ 9Tatl. M a1icr 1nftncr IT. E;.., ~
lnari" Z N 'n'a'p n y. ttnt ih f civ crs jill
nU EnR.h @ erc!csnstlr eo.'rts "eG!sn9 n 4 y ~
s ~ thmt ,t ri ,n i"r Fl mt @ 'wl ty 0
thns tnt n.nna ~ ILL., a. GHtu' tn,I.,, ,n t tr,un
"''oof'1e'i ta near INC ensc ls "ecls'oh
rp. MUST M fisAt. ..,u.,,
Nj. Cnrne,ltur, and tiiu pnrt,ou wol,lI wiro tut
uut Nil Consequences ii tho SENTENCE, Itwoulf!
Flve him tho antNe legal standing no wnii1n
Porter hns never nrrlIrd for n pardon. I st!.
mls tint under thu circumstances Of tllis
cns1 Porter iH nut at liberty 70 est NV
, 1880-03-08
THE SOUTH.

----.s.-----
THE SOUTH.
.....-
Condition. u>o
70 sas Editor o. The chfe"oo Tribune.
s.Sw" Mr'ho.,, i .nec"letors m1 ann @
many m"rtnos's s,, ~, ~" ,,nH,c.,
crn States, Witch in The pnst nycs hive iuln MI |
state. hut now things 0re taking II ehanse, aud
o9 J ,n%'srr n Tscrc,'y sfo ha. ,hrwn hor dours
| omen 10 nil corners; 40 haye prepared this
p pupc, On on ii The past and present condtlon Of her
| asriculturtsts. ~
Many of the Northern people do mt know
IN since the War. The War lefe nany families
!,nrIcc,,t. " mud % s,ock md % IN sume @ ~ plaees or
nfcnts. When the father, brother, or son re-
from ,rpv the WA" "n 20 "s" ns' caaon a1 hao
sety so.sS naa utsI,,os"s ,..,o s ,s,' ,'nros,
war; ee ey c yx t wt
to do. nor how, as their slaves hnd heretofore
tono their labor. Now, as tho negroes were
ds have ad iii .hny sod % rsiso cro 70 sccars
cyasyhnR tSy hS 70 IT. s.''t anF e 81 hs
ss as''a!,iy a'e;a ;', II ,5 ;ss " SS!'; u;
debts tint have oscn staIalT for ys.Es ~ iahnf,
each cqnr ''ed nd II Ia 1n sn, ths sr.t , H. III.
tlGanctny. m There nrc hit raw farmers who nc
antrov free Of dul,t: bit tho nsujority arc Rnin-
fnsr thatr future s,,cccss.
Il Thn ae customs Of tho Southern pcop!c nrc a
preat it,nwimrk II tlrmsoiyca ind thoir errttotl
=. st..., ouronitnI nu,1 1,uf
ID aun,ey inSy 70 n5o 'ieK e"fcrnsty q cansu ID
tss1 %ss q asSissit,ts IT, that ,,ld f;;nG'y 1
Northnrn Mi @ Ssntos do not cunform to Tic Suthcrf,
' ,says: nor ' Do the sniithe1ncrs. IN liz othsr
nrn wnSs: md th,s fnct il tho cuusc uf some VI
tl,o nai,i @ feeling Gin f S"tw'en @ she,n. M .''''> ~
Ilow do ths peopls !iSei and. What i .hor xeM,:
m1 s St tsss @ 81 tS orn 70 ycT %
fnrms. or rcnt stMaDi pHccs, rc iiyluE il, tcti.
cm s1t9 a ena ., WGfe mr. Tor ~ a"y
m eie ae.n tney nrP tIrinr w #, isec lov ats With
litte etter ihaa liying e tents .. Tnsy q;
~ ,tcnssEiv!mS m t,,r1,.hrrnl md baco,t.
wth what few thy n'ay mt ra,se ThSro l.t
M s9 s, weet ey qo t9os 70 TsS pack
mi .ok 1na. n abcn abG 1 ~ s r. nsctcratc to-
ha"cn,,scrs M'' MN huyu s"cn winch rub sn,iI.
and ank Thsfy H. es !" "t
ho, ho nnt n T. S i tia tnnS lima boinro il viii
, Se ssassi. ,.a... .,.,,,. w.. .nn.,,n.. x.rv
i neotir piaIiis arc aensraiy wor1, fur cvcry..ny
dresses easo iot sytr T4sy !iks .G IN, hayc
FLY gnfar 'snn,. rn ,nnn rrss mnstiv If,
i t,royn or rr,,y wifi low hFsad- -hrimmeti hats
E''1i ~ b,thnrror. gncrnlv uarry yory youne
ritv ncr rcnt NJ the me .;arrr bS,orn tioy az
nl nge: lafgGr PCT cen. o. tno ~ von a
: dfos 10 y"tin9 men IL tnS.