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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-01
4 - ~ W s ,
A Wise Reform,

The habit Of administering quinino in pow
erful dose', as an antidoto to malarial mala-
dies. was once dangerously common Happily
ths practice has undergone a W dc reform.
Not only tie public. bu. professional mon have
fdopted' not wholly, OF course, but largely
Hostetters Stomach Bitters as a safe bo.an 0
substitute for the perniclous akaloid. The
consequences Of this change tro most impor-
tar Nov fever and aguo sufferers are cured
~ Wy their complaints were only for tho
Wv d. or half cured--tie remedy
Mailing 10. pro auce any appreciable
pt the doses were jnoreasel. A
y Bitters porsistently followed,
@ %ors attacks and prevents their
Ndence In favor Of sthis steclng
$eholdl lniedicine is Of no am.
WF \but positive and satisfac-
whonce It proceeds are
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-01

The young sculptor has an uncertain
future before him. lie generally
makes faces and busts.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-01

CoCoANUT DRors.-One grated Cocoa
nut, four tablespoontnls OF flour, one
pound of sugar and four eggs, the
whites beaten to n froth. Stir the mix
ture we'll, drop Oh pans with table
spoon.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-01

WHEN the rat entered the ark it was
evident to The OrcupantS that there was
to be more than one Gnaw 4 board.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-01

TIE price OF soap Is rapidly adj
vancing. A years supply of Don
BINS ELECTRIe bought now at
old price will be a very jldicious pur-
chase
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-01

You require in marriage precisely
the same quality that you would IN
eating auSagc-uDsOlutc condolences.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-01

BAKED DRIED PEAs.-Thrce pints OF
dried peas; seven quarts OF cold water;
three pounds of bacon or salt pork;
pick over the peas; wash and soak them
over night In cold water; drain and pour
thcm into a pot with the bacon or pork
the latter previously cleans ei ;corcr and
boil gently; remove the scum as II
rises; when tho peas become soft drain
and mash them, put them into baking
dish, smooth tho top. place the bacon
or pork on top, put the dish into the
oven, and bake brown. The liquor
Il pot, thickened over tho fire with In
dian-meal, (about four or five table
spoonfuls to pint) and boiled gently
about one hour. Whom cold it may be
sliced and fried.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-01

l'r never pays to be impolite. A man
dining in st. AlDans hotel hit his
nciGhbor with his elbow and didn't
apologize, and pretty soon the neigh
bor jabbed his elbow into the Offenders
ribs, and the latter said: "You think
your durn smart, don't yer?" aud pre-
tending TO cut his meat drove dig
into the other, and then they clincncd, =,
anu IL took four walters and the clerk
to get 'cm apart, and they had to pay
$27 apiece for broken crockcry and
furniture.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-01

n PRACTICAL joke may result in great
harm to the victim. When you are IN
doubt do not play the trick.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-01

SrICER says his collar button is like
the celebration Of the Fourth Of July
1t is sure to come all.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-01

SETH GREEN Is establishing kinder
gartcns for schools Of little fish.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-01

WHITE hair is the flag Of truce under
which old age parlcys with death.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-01

If you drink lake water at BuflAlo
you will get the Eric-syp-alas!
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-01

TIE home stretch is best taken in the
cv!ning OH the sofa.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-01

The fin ance question TO" mucL Is
he worth?
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-01

"l'HE dye is cast" said the lodger In
the attic as he hurled bottle OF hair
restorative at the feline disturber Of his
rep0sc.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-01

a SOUL stirring incident. threading
on the point Of Il tack.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-01

WINTER WooD.--O ie Of the most i'm
porativc duties the head Of the family
in the country Is called upon to perform
IS tho securing Of an ample supply OF
fuel for his family. Get up enough to
last the entire winter, saw or cut It. up
into convenient lengths tor the stove or
fireplace, and stack 1t away In the wool
shed. which should be easily accessible
from the house and kitchen, so that
there will be no need Of running out In
the rain and SNOW for 1t later on in the
season. 1t is miserable business all
around when necessity compols the head
of the household to 20 to the woods In
winter three or four times week for
wood, which is hauled home and
thrown OH the ground to be cut rs oc-
casion requires, in rain, snow and
slush, and packed in the sitting-room
and kitchen In Il wet and filthy Condi-
zion. a days work will provide Il good
woodhouse, with board roof and shell
tered on three sides; two weeks work
in s. time of comparative leisure Will
put in enough wood and kindllng t.
last through the hardest of the winter,
and when this Is done Il vast deal OF
comfort is provided in which the whole
household shares. The man who ne
glcc,s to get up good store Of winter
wood In time, with plenty of chips and
kindllng thrown in and placed In dry
woodhousc near the kit, hen. deserves
nothing better than sour looks from his
better half, half-donc biscuits and colo
coffee until he rcpents Of his error ant
amends his ways.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-01

SHOP wARN-Bc sure and shut the
door.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-01

Sherman i Co., Marshall, Mich, want a.,
agent in this county at once, at a salary Of 5l0C
per month and expenses paid. For full par-
ticulars address ~ above.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-01

Mr. IlrpWOrl!H;~,' I1T!.cfci. FIaNOr II
OK i. c,ur. Fake half a cake Of Bakers
scrape fine, put IL into
bowl and set in the top OF stcamlng
(not boiling) tea kettle till dissolved;
then take the creams, one alta time, and
drop in the chocolate, roll over quickly,
take out with Il fork and slide on but
tered platter. BE careful not 10 let the
chocolate cook, or 1t will harden.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-01

LEAP year doesn't amount to much
the men arc so coy.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-01

n PRETTY PUKSE.--Now that go Id
and silver coin arc SO freely used, the
old-fashioned purses arc In demand
again, and are considered very elegant
gifts. The following Is easily made AMI
is very pretty: Three punches of gold
beads and two knots OF pure twist are
required. Make Il chain Of siXty-cighL
stitches, having previously strung the
beads. First row. Il treble crochet
into every loop, and take mp the beads
thus: Put the silk over the hook and
push up bead; tinish the stitch in
the usual way. You huve thus used
two beads to your treble. Second row.
One treble, one chain; every row is
alike, but in coming back work into
each hole. II preferred use only one
bead that is, put the silk over the
needle, draw through the lower loop
then through two loops; now push up
the bead and draw the silk through the
last. Put gold rings and gold tasscls,
or Instead OF the latter q bunch OF gold
beads. This makes Il long purse. Green
silk and gold or steel beads. or blue and
steel are particularly admired. The
following definition Of "treblu" may
be OF service TO some readcrs--"trcblc"
Is to put the thread over the hook and
insert tho latter into Il loop; draw the
thread first through the loop; then
through two stitches, then again
through the last two stitches.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-01

CmoCOLATEC CREAM DKOps.-Tuke two
cuptuls OF white sugar, !. cupful OF
milk; put them into saucepan aud
beat until it boils then boil hard five
minutes precisely set the pan in Il dish
OF cold water; str until the mixture
creams and coo!s sufficiently to handle
then mould into small drops, lavin.s -
them on u DaiiNGp,k}JOI0n. anN ~, r.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-01
OVARIAN TUMORS.

Tho removal OF these tum0rs by RADwAY's
r SOLVENT Is now 30 certainly established that
now common mon rec"SniS"d % fact " by ali parties.
witness the cases OF Hannah p. Knapp, Mrs. o.
Krnpf, Mrs. j. Ii. jolly and Mrs. z. d. Hendrix,
Mrs q. y. Blbbins. IN tho present edition OF our
False and True"
Ono Dollar Dor Bottle.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-01

TIE French horn--A glass Of absin-
the.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-01
MESTIC.

SHADED EMBROlDERY.-Sha en-
broidery Is The most elega mt, the most
Initiative, anu the most unlimited In its
apabilities-aptly portraylngnnd rival
ing tho productions OF the painter,
whether for historical subjects, land
scapes, portraits, ilowers, or arabcsquc.
1T may also be termed the easiest, al
though the least mechanical, being less
subject to rule than any other, us the
most beautiful effects are often produce
cd, where there appears to have been q
total Indifference, or Ignorance of any
attempt at a regular embroidery stitch.
The frame being properly dressed with
the material, upon which the pattern
has been previously traced and shaded,
the position of the flowers, or whatever
the subject may be. should be utlentive-
ly observed, and a determination made
Of the surfaces on which the lights
would naturally fail. This is more e. SEN
tial before commencing the work, if
the Intention be to cmbroider as taste
may direct, and without copying with
a colored engraving. Tho right hand
should always be above the frame, the
left beneath; and the rule, if any
exists, other than what convenience
dictates, Is always to draw tho needle
upward from the right, and finish the
stitch by putting IL down to tho LETT. 1t
Is better to commence with the smaller
parts; such, for instance as the stems,
buds, and leaves, In II group Of flowers;
aud the first care anu attention
should be bestowed on the obtaining
and preserving clear outline. This,
of course, is essential both to the per-
lection OF the design and TO the cxccu-
ton Of The work.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-01

AtlrS Unanimously FUIt UV"H VIC illn,
olu age; another ncgleGts them as be-
meath his notice, and is always behind
hand; ho lives and dies short in pocket
and short In comfort. We do not
preach niggardlincss; 1t Is by saving
when we may that we prepare ourselves
TO be liberal when we will save the
handfulS,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-01

Those answering an advertisement will
confer q favor upon tho advertiser and the
publisher by stating that they saw tho ndver
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-01

Electricity as q Motire rowcr.-'rhe
impulse given during the past few
years to tho study of electricity has al
ready borne valuable fruit in various
applications Of the electric current.
One OF these Is the use Of electricity
as motive power. A successful rx-
ample Of the conversion Of water into
electricity, and the use Of this current
to drive machinery, Is to be found at Il
large chemical works at Grccnock,
Scotland. The watcris brought from
waterfall to Il turbine, which puts in
motion, by means Of belt, Siemcns'
dYnamO-electriC machine. The cur
rent thus generated Is conveyed to
another machine 100 yards distant,
which drives large lathe, Il boring
machine, and circular saw. An in
teresting lecture by Dr.. Werner
Siemcns, OF Berlin, OH "Elrctricity in
Service Of Life" has been recently re-
ported in the Dentschc Ind. Zeitung with
regard to electric transmission OF force.
Ie speaks OF two recent examples of it
In Berlin, the working Of several loon>o
with a dynamo-olectric- -~.,',rtcc' coun
the :! rii,yyttHIISSng the vague spccil- J'nss q
ton "somes' 81 81 shll small locomGtivo in tho
tamc way. Much less developed thus Il
far Che points out) is tho use OF strong I
electric currents for chemical and \
HlSLalluISlat pun PoscS. EllCH uSS iao
been limited nearly to galvanic clean
ing Of copper, and separation Of this
from gold and silver. But he looks for
ward to electricity being of great SER
vice in this direction "Tho large and
very promising domain of the electro I
lysis Of fusiblo conductors is still, tech
nically, quite unbuilt upon, and neither
scientific nor technical chemistry has
r. yet sufficiently appreciated the analytic
and synthetlc force Of tho current"
< 1t is possible, too Che thinks), that the
science of the future will learn to pro-
duce moro convenient fuel than hydro
gen by expenditure of work with aid
of the electric current; and tho further
step from tho production of fuel to that
Of food stufl's IL not Uncomfortable. The
energy of tho solar rays, embodied In
wind and waterfalls, may by-and-by,
through the electric current, furnish
q necessary fuel, and enable us to
dispense with coal.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-08-07

. neln faste Sattartna tinssftah
tert. SD nebme erf unterritb. tsi elmer
Dame - fe nannte cen gamsn elmer al
teren, nod beriitmtsn Dayitslerin, mel.
der rem Nltsn irsilid gang frtmo mar -
unb motne bst elmer Sdneteerfamlle.
Die 9sute fab febr gut gu MIR.
gDie fint Sie bsnn auf cen etnfaa &C.
fomme n, auf bas 9tsutsr gu esten ? pa
Sen Sie su 5auie 1hon fclhs Otnss g.
ttieben :?
SD wubts sbsn niat - faste &ataa
rina, INNER befansener - mas t& austn
anfansen iollts. ia rietten mir bte Nn'
bersn ba,u, esnn wir battsn eta esistran,'
den, unb fs iasten, Id = Oas lungs
Mab6sn unta,brah ft uno bltdte errO'
tbenb ,u BEN Nlten auf. @r fab le etne
@eile forfhenb, bod nidt stns 5betlnd5'
me, an. sic mIhsn Nh sefaaen lrfsn,
besann sr barauf. eab Id etwas BRETT tn
Gle binetn frass. 5is Fno mitteaos,
nicht rabr 2 Stnb atbdnats soa Inseren
Qsipe(sn ? Wpllsn fh nun talo Strsn I'm
terbalt erprrbsn z
Sd fam Sbnsn fariiter taum Iuafunft
asbsn. faete Ratbartna, ps!b ID bod lflSlt
faum, rpte es um uns ftebt! IS bat mir
unb Benns nismals an tresno etwas se>
fsbIt 9sin @bu!sslb unh fetne Den1cn
ipuresa rsaslmdbis bc,ablt. uno aud fur
mid sab 60 - urb sitt es Bis teut fstns
gar ,u ero5s GtnldrdnTuna. 5srr
Sdwar, erbitlt BE @elber fir uns pint
ltd aus Der 9auptaaot. 8urs Dor f.tnem
1obe lasts Ct mir, bab fs burd einen
Wednunssratb Sprinsmiibl an t9n &C..
lansten. Disltm babe Id nahtsr ben
Sob bes Gormunbs ssmslett. uno MID
itm BIER sleth mad msnsr Nnfunft sOr-
seae0t.
Sprinsmabl e wisp.rbolte 5assn.
Der nt&t tduf8e Name fubrte tbn aui
olte, isbr alte Grinnerunsen .uriid. Gr
iab eine De,le ftwstsenb uno naditnntne.
Damn erbub er ifa i&nea unb etns na&
Der Rrantsnaube, inbem ct BEN Mdbhen
sinsn Wint sab, ,ut,id,utleiten.
(Gpriftsnns fotet,
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Die biniaffcu Sbinbeln.

Die @dinbeln bon Sang & 60. wereen
im @rcbsn, .pie aud In etn,elnen 1aulens
ben 3u ttlligeren Dreiisn pertauft, ais
trgeno wslhe anbere I'm WarFt tefnos
li6e Sdtnbeln. Man wenbe lib an
%. q. 8aueban,
gafnt fir Sang & So.
Office gde Der Nuftn unb nDrbliden
7. Strafe, Gan NntOntO. l,7,3W.
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Mfrs. Winslo's Scutbine sbrup

Wfrs. Binslo's Scptbtne 9brup.
NeY. Sslpanus Gubb fdreibt tn 8oRon
g6rilttam Green,an foleennermabsa : sBtr
wurben auf fstnen Tau cine Mepistn emp
feblen, wenn MIR ntbt tpiibter, taB fe gut
mare - Defenders fur Stnber. goa
Mrs. Wtnslows SYrup tSnnen mir aus
Grfabruns ipreAsn In unierer eisensn
Gamtlis par ffe bon @sssn. Denn tpir
ben @Yrup einsm &tnoe gaben, pas NIT
seibweb sep!agt tpar, 70 perlaaffte es BEN.
felben rubisen @alaf uno ben gltsrn Stu.
te. Die metfen gltern tui7sn biss gu
fhaben. 9ter III ein Mrttfel, Der uni dab
lid unb tuobltbatts lit. bsnn Der @6laf
ben er er3eust, 1T natiirlib unb Der tlsIns
gterub erwadt 70 bsl als etn &nppf.
Wdtrenb Der psrtoos bss 3abusns TT Der
Ssrup bon unltdbtarsm Dsrtts. @tr
ta6en Dftere ppa gRiittsrn lassn t6ren,
bab ife ntdt obne ben Syrup iein m5tten
BON Der @eburt bes &inpss an Bis Gas
3atnen poriiber III. 3u psrtaufen In
alien Npotbefen 81 25 Gents bic Tlalbe
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s e E a 8,

(gsrrespcnatnz.) eagle Yab, 2,
Nusuit. @roBe Nufresuns bier. aeete
gtadt itnb 5 @efansene entmiden. gie
Iatten ben Sailor, Gpnpatrid, iibermSl=
tist, oa ibnen BON aluBen elm Meher 3usee
itedt murben mar. 3mei iparen in TeIeln,
parunter Der gaeser, Der lieutenant De-
der fiir5lid seldoiien bat; 8 obne 6eileln.
Die @efansenen se1Srten, mie man iast,
elmer weitper3weisten Sdmussler> unb
YferbeoiebS=Sanbe an unb beIpnbers
bate iid ein Werifaner, genitu Irojittp.
alS Oeteftip Bel ber 8erhaftuns aussez
3eidnet. DaB persaB man ibm nidt.
Gben 10 ,peni9 III eS seiplb, pb er aus @e,
ipinniudt pber patriotiSmuS 10 bancelte.
SnbeB balf er, bic Yanbe gu fansen. uub
10 iaBen benn mebrere in ber Sail unb
braden aus, inben le ben Sailor uno
DeputpzSberiff iiberipiltieten. Dem
2etteren ipnrbe iein 8eprlssr absenum=
men uno iein '6ut. Dunn 5Oseu iid bic
Sladtlinse ncrowdrtS mad elmer SSble
in ben SelIen jpil9en bem Secos unb
S!ncs=Greet. Der Sberiff 6ot eine
uPclie" BON etwa 80 Wtann ouf Seber
mar bic an fie 5abne bepaffnet. So
ridte man bem Serlted naber, als plSe.
lid elm SduR ben Detettip, BEN Werita=
mr. Senito Irciitto, ins Str3 trai. Der
2biter 2cuiS Splpsrc, murpe perpunoet
uno ipater eridriien. Sd babe ben Sob;
ten seiebeu nnb Elm miloereS, per,weiiel.
tereS @elidt lit mir nd,t balo Sorsetpm
men. = Der DeputA Sberiif, Sbr. De
grte blieb unperleet. 3pei Merifaner
periudten, iiber ben 6luB gu idmimneu
Gincr fam trpe Der reiBenben StrDmuna,
biniiber; Der 9tncere, ber falt biniber mar
benz aber tie Suseln gu arg UNI ben Scel
fcSen, belt bic S5inbe in bic SSb,
gum 3eid,en ber 9rssbun3 uno ldwamn1
3uriid. BabrfAeinlid wirb moraen re.
HeIt sefansen Dber eridolien. Das ii
Der Nnfang pom. @nbe. Die Tootenl6au
in Der etcnoeHben ,neefaniiden Sutte, be,
2pbte uuf benz qe1mbsben, bic Nncereu
umber bodsnb, ter 6risbenSrihter au
sinem &iltden taS YrototOq Der Iot ten
fdau fdreibene, mars elm Bib fir elmer
Waler 6eme1en, =, Qtel 4er,
= Die Bidder Der Nnllin 6cme uu.
Building Nliociation 7nb bon @rperter
8;anblid unteriu&t wcrben uno es bal
fih elm Def,it bon $S,6O7 beraussefeQt
bas bur& bic BON 6efretdr iet mebrc
rem Sabren befcl9te Yraris, fa,ihe Sin:
trdSe ju maiden, berbeigefiibrt wuroe
! Dieter Seiretir, q. u. Blanforo mi
Wamen, itune in Nuitin bisbsr in bDbel
NGtuna unb mar elmer Der rmost promi
ncnt" Obj IeqomS bes Staates. = 9,
bat oas Yeiipiel ieines Jreunbes @. s.
Neal. be, Aroben Aempelritters. Dor fd
Gr sebe $4,000 Bhrsl&uft nnb brenn
purh. uno bo6 man in Nultin alle 9ebe
in YeweSuns isst, nm bieien cber ein.l
dsnliden Ylan ~ befolSen, ben prcmi
nsnten Wann unb QcSeutrHber aber un
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II @c0ilttl Oratln, ..s ss'I g., b.

Coupler. srpadi unb ssrlbiii nur ss7 rs. 2sus
ptanpe $l9s Bis I,e0e. Gt Sbr h.ft, fGidl
naA itinsr Ssmmea.O .stt, iQutrtrt, frsi selanbt
&bstfNp; Daniel 8. 9sata .pafpissspn, y. 8.
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= Gin natter 1reunb Der Miitter

- Gin watssr 5reunb Der MIttsr II
tnlldpter's 30 euti6es &tns
btrmet u (Darctrcpbins), tas tefs
Natrunssmttel fir @auslinse uno tlstne
Rinoer. pas ihon 1auisaos eon sarten
spsisn por einem iriitsn luoe sersttst bat.
Ssine mustsl. tuuten uno blutbtlpsn'
ben Gi9en1haftsn wtrben BON ben bsaen
Ntr,ttn anertannt, wabrenb ade MIttsr.
fie toNcits estraudt baben. bsm Grfnbsr
bisisr unusraleittli&tn RinoernabrunB esS
5immslc Sssen wbnihsn. Gin sinussr
BtrluH rsitbt bin. UNI aae i3wsilsI 3u
beten. Sn ausn Npotbslsn gu babsn.
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8fine quite Yrspi at.

aein Mann faan cline quite Nrbe!t ser
ridten, etne CUTE preeist balten. etnen
pro,eb gut bur9fiersn, stnen &sanfsn
gut furiren ooer etnen suten Artitsl
fdrei6en, wenn er ltlettt fiiblt. wenn leia
Scpf cinssncmmen unb feline Nerptn un
rubis Tne. Man 1oute in lolhsm gu
itanpe fsinsn 8erfud ba,a unterneamen,
,penn bas lls6sltefnben 70 leiht eeboben
1T eard ein penis 6cpfentitter. Siete
In einsr anbern Spalts. - Nltan9 1imes,
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Cine feltene @elcaenbeit

bietet 1i6 fur einen Mann BON gutem
2arafter uno nit 4apital BON $1,000
bis $500, I'M 9beilbaber in einem
f6on feit ldngerer 3eit in Oieier 6tabt
etablirten me6aniiben unb faufmannis
fben 8eidaft 3u lperoen. @inselbeiten
unter Mmgabe oes pollen Namens su er=
fabren unter Der slbreiie o6reie Yreiie" i.
27,t6m,
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Bir miifsn unlern eslsrn tens srS.
bers BcAltbas gu sr,essa, ais tab mir
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-08-07
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-16
Singular Case of Disputed Identity.

4 court.martial sitting in Paris has just
sentenced to five years penal scrvliuGe man
named Charles Drounin, who was convicted
nine years ago of having given Information
to the Germans during the siege, and who,
having escaped from prison during the com
munlst Instruction, was reccpturcd under
very peculiar circumstances. When the IN
surrectiOc was over DTOuhin had disappear
ed, and nothing more was heard Of him until
last wear. when an old man with "A long white
beard came To the Office of the registrar of the
court, and asked TO be allowed to consult
some of the documents filed III connection
with the case, alleging that he was the eldest
brother of Drouhin, who had died in an hos
ptal short time before. Tie registrar let
HIM have the documents, but It suddenly oc
Cured To hun that the visitor must be DrouB!n
himself Inquiries were made, and Drouhin,
who was found begging al the porch OF a
church in the Rue St Honore, was arrested
He stoutlv denied the accusation. When con
fronted with the wardens of the prison in
which he had been confined nine years ago
none Of them recognized him, and everything
pointed TO an acquittal al the trial, when the
officer presiding ordered the prisoner to he
taken out aui ,hayga. He protested cucI ECti,
caly, declaring that bis occupation as mode
would be gone if he were deprived of his
flowing white beard but the court was mex
orable, and when he emerged from the bar
ber's hand the waTd2n's recognized him n
once. lie sull protested that he was thu
brother Of the man whom they took HIM tor
but the BARRIERS razor had removed all doubt
and Drouhin went back TO prison to serve on
the remainder of his term.