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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-08
Getting to the Rear.
From Harper's Magazine.l


While Jackson's corps was cautiously
moving to the flank and rear of the
Uuion army at Charlottesville, the con-
federate army in advance became engaged
with the enemy. Soon wounded and
bleeding trooper was seen emerging from
the woods in front After looking
around. he moved in the direction from
which the infantry were marching, as if
seeking the rear, or, as the average gray
jacket would say, the r'ar. Soon after
ward rapid firing explained that the blue
jackets had closed in behind Jackson,
and it was not long before the poor cav
alryman was seen coming back again.
When opposite the " Stonewall'' another
cayalryman from the front also arrived.
No. / at once recognized him and said
:" Hello. Bill-wounded ?" Eyes, said
Ne. 2. .'but not bad. Let's Git to the
Far" At which No. / exclaimed:
This is the danedest fight / have been
in ylt. II hdmtgot no r'or. :
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-08
THE MARKETS.
New York.

New YORK, April 2-3:00 P. s.-Flour- Dali
and in buyers favor receipts II, 1876 5bls; round
hoop Ohio at s5.60@5.90 choice do at $1,000
CTS; super western at S4.50G4.75; common TO
good extra do at "a. 9D@5.30; choice do at
S5.35G7.50; choice white wheat do at $500
800. Wheat-Spring dull and nominal; winter
$4@134c lower; dull and heavy; sales $4,000 bus
No. 2 northwest seller May at 81. al. 2Gs4
$4,000 bus No. white seller April at S1.31119
5000 bus do seller May at S1.29si; GA, 900 bus
No. red seller April at S1.36@1.3614; $4,000
bus do seller May at S1.34S401.354. Corn
1z@s4c lower and dull; mixed western spot at
521s@053s4c; do future at 471a@52c. Oats
Heavy and about &c lower; western at $3.50
45c. Beef-Steady and quiet; new plain mess
at $S.50@9.50; new extra do at S10.00m11. 90.
Pork Steady and quiet; new mess at S11.600
11.75. Lard-Firm; steam rendered at S7.57%.
Butter-Dull and in buyers favor; Ohio at 1850
Sic. Cheese-Dull at 11@1419c for poor to
choice. Whisky-Nominal; western at S1.10
Sugar-Dull and nominal. Enthusiastically
demand and moderate Petroleum-Dull and
unchanged. Rice-Fairly active and steady.
Coffee-Firm and rather quiet Freights-
Quite firm. Spirits of Turpentne-Dull at 45c.
Rosin-Nominal at sl.50@1.55 Tallow-Steady
Csc for western. Eggs-Dull at 9a11c for fair
to choice
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-08
Chicago.

CHICAGO, April 2-3:00 P. M.-Wheat-
Steady and generally lover; closing tirner at
Sill for cash; $1.113i Tor seller April S1.131a
bid for seller May. Corn Unsettled; closing
firmer; fresh at 34&@3514c for cash; 321sc
for seller April, 36$sc for seller May; 5000 bid
for seller June. Oats-Weak at 26C0261sc for
cash; 304c for seller May. Rye and Barley
Unchanged Whisky--At S1.66. Provisions
Weak and heavy; closing fr1ner. Pork-At
S10.35 for cash; S10.5O for seller May. Lard
Firmer at $685. for cash; S7.021s for seller
May; s7.071s for seller June. Hogs-Receipts
5000 head; quiet and SC lower; closing active;
Ats. Cattle-Receipts 1000 head; slow on
account of wet weather; shipping steady at $500
@5.o0 butchers at $2.00@3.90; stockers at
So 90(d4. 90
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-08

A SORT o. romance may be foq ~. ,
this little paragraph: Mary Eivl ~, pris
the little daughter Of Mrs. EpDW1 Ne
Simmons, of Summers county, 80
Virginia, who was stolen some SD
ago from her home by a man AZ. ni
Newell, and was kept in close eap n5
during that time, has been ioU ~ !
Athens, Ohio, and will shortly = :,
turned to the sorrowing mother anu
tlves.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-08
EOreiyn.

LONDON, April 2-12:3O P. M.--Liverpool
wheat market opens quiet; California club at lis
4dCDlis Tod; average California at lis 3d(d11s
4d spring at IS 6d@11s. Floating cargoes very
little demand; on passage inactive. Mark Lane
dull Stocks in Liverpool, wheat, 100000 to
$780, OO0 :qrs; -four, $4,000 to $4,000 .sks; corn,
under $4,000 qrs. Stocks in London, wheat,
27O, 900 to $4,000 qrs; corn, under $4,000 qrs.
Stocks in principal ports, wheat and corn, Light.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-08
Nilwaukee,

MILWAUKEE, April 300 P. M.-Flour-
Very dull, but steady; standard extras at S4.9
@5.0o Wheat-Unsettled; May opened at
S1.l3ss, advanced to S1.14 receded to
$1124, and closed at S1.13; Juue at
$1.12@l.13; No. hard at s1.17; No. 2 fresh
at $1.10@1104; No. at CSC. Corn
Lower at 34115c. Oats-Du1l at 29c. Barley
No. 2 fresh at Gle; seller April at 5s15c Rye
Lower at roc Pork Lower at 5000 for
cash. Lard--At $500 cash.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-08

THE Pittsburg Chronicle says ln -,
refuse from the oil refneries mas :
all the food fish ont of the Aii's
rlver.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-02-07
100000 Reward

would be safe offer for q more infsihble cure
,oS Nies tha" ArNkssfs. Soo,oao persons be sr
WANG testimony 10 the benefrsuco and
tsisetn, in9aAph c; the great discovery Of
SSnAkssss' SS' pr. s lsaee,s External F,ls
hems>T. Lotions eleriusries, esn.meuts snd
qnaSA nessrnrs hsre s,shsir day; no Longer
snAtl ths siHesed like .oh cry out "v;esr,-
some niShis srs spsNointei to no, when | Ea
down say when shall the nigh, be Sone Oh
MhsresSHs i light given 10 him who is in
msery AnSsesis will instantly relieve tho
rNn trem pills., will supycrs she rainfnl
!9mers aud ultimately eure the worst cases
Iossors Of all schools row use i. for IN, ~ ia
no substitute for it nothing 81 simple, no,hips
mere safe, nothing So prompt and permanent.
rs "a 'ss discovery of a sSieuti6e physician
a,tsr ~ yssrs experience and has Sesn ussd
SUCCESSFULLY Almost without an exception by
over haR nitlieo Of sufferers l. S,lnbinss
IN ner" snpe>sisory the methods Of Enshsn,
frsnea and American Surgeons and IA no
Aoancsd to 30 the nrsrsst to an infalHb.e
remedy yet discovered Samples Of ',Anske-
MS are sent fsts 10 all sufferers cp apnli.
cation to T. Seossssdser 4 Go. Bex S9ts New
aeSk, sole Manufacturers Of sAnakseis." Soid
oS or sS'sts everywhera Price Ell 90 per sox
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-02-07
a Legend OF Popo Gregory.

Tradition asserts that there once existed
ut home basrelicf representing Traian
on horseback in all his glory, and in front
OF him woman sadly knccling. Nothing
can be more probable, and if such was
really ne case the suppliant female would
no douNlt represent conquered province,
just AS Dacia is represented on one of Ira
JAMS medals rs q woman on her knees
However this may be, out Of the tradition
sprang Sto.y illustrative of Trajan's JUS
tice. On the point Of starting on cam.
paign, it is said, the Emperor was suddenly
stopped by poor widow, who flung her
self on her knees before him and bcSought
him to right her wrongs. He expostulated,
but finally yielded, and did her justice be.
fore he resumed his march. This was the
first half OF the storys growth. The second
seems to have followed at later period.
According to the completed legend, as Pope
Gregory the Great passed through the For
UNI OF lrajan one day, he bcthought himself
OF that Emperor's many merits, and cspcc-
tally OF his admirable conduc, in righting
the widows wrongs And great sorro
came over him at the thought that SO en-
cellcnt pagan should be lost ctcruallv.
Nhercupon he prayed earnestly and con-
SANITY for T:ajHn's salvation, until at last
" 'oiSS AiolAt ou ilSu iiitoiilieu MN tn0t MS
prayer was granted, but that in the future
he was TO pray only for Christian souls \
later addition of The legend told how Greg
DRY learned frsom an angel that. by way of
punishment for his indiscreet though sue
cesSfut intervention, he would have to suf-
fer from certain maladics for the rest of his
life. The question as TO whether Gregory
was justified in his procedure greatly exer-
ciSed the minds OF many mcdieval casusts,
one of whom solved the problem, and es-
capped from the doctrinal difficulties which
1t presented, by the following ingenious
explanations: No one, he said, can be saved
unless he be bap,ised. But baptism is pre-
ciseiy what Gregory obtained for Ira an.
\, the Pope's prayer the Emperors soul re-
turned TO his body, Gregory baptised it,
land the soul, again quitting its earthly
case, went straight up into heaven
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-02-07
THE HOUSEHOLD.

How 70 WASH GLAss.--Never use
soap to glass. Wash all wine glasses
and tumblors In hot water and soda,
and In cold water. You should wash
ground glass globes or any ground glass
globes or any ground glass in IL lathcr
of soap and water and soda with Il
brush and rinse in cold water; and dry
them Immediately out of tho cold wa
ter; do not let them drain. Ground
glass Is worry apt to got black look
from exposure, and therefore all ground
glass, such as leo plates for instance,
that arc not In daily use, should each
be wrapped up In soft paper, 30 that
IT. may keep in color. II ground Glnss
bas become discolorc1, the following
directions will euro it: Wash the glass
In soap and water, and thon pour Il
amall quantity OF spirits OF salts into Il
saucer, dip sponge or rag into 1t, and
wash ovor The glass; then plunge tinto
cold water and then into hot water;
dry IL.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-02-07
\ strange :als,

\ Jewish rsd,llcr, rrrtn,ly travciius on
foot lhn'uEh the G,odan District, Russia,
WAS MiArNrI III y wN>\i Ny y tNNtpNu, who
Meoed him ot AL the m1"ry Ne NSa aNNu!
HIM and then lr; him ~ r>rcccIium on
his way, the pluuGrrrl pc,lIlcy mot a
mounttd ScnIHrrc, 10 whoM he vr,a;rA his
m'ShaI, Ai,d wh> NNNrcGeNa' once Il <sa;rh
Tor the N>NNcr, NSrNyuvaNirl wv tie rlv,,i.
cWd MEa" They Sl>>N vau,c NY with lNr
NhJrV "t tHSW quest, UVw whrSc pSl<Nu
tho stolen money was tNliuN rs wcN aStwN
clasp -hnivrS ami y E><hc.- htStic. otwlirh
'mncNnsidcyra tyitlcS" the Erularmc ,,>r,>
rns>e&SNn. Na>,Ng eNund the rulrr;t'S
hands behind hun, aud attached him ~ The
gen,H'me& saddle IVY y rrnl they started
Tor the ncarrS; village, }hr pclllcr ON foot,
tho policeman Nn hnisohack Presently i
e>SurtI e ;hr N,,tcr ntlrrr that lie ua,wh,
aS wc'l ascertain wi,N, Snyt ct \ tune could
20 lNdIctd by the cnnt'SyAttu whistle,
Which the h>&rrM>lio%ly pU, toMs (i,w and blew
with Nnt'mrIy vrsNr. S;mt.htway thcr>
appcSrrd upan the scrue y hNnIr of armed
hriSaudS who surrounded The partv, and
after freeing theiv cnWrs>;e from his hSndS
attacked his rAptNrS. Cuc .re0asr!Ne W.,
spurS 20 his horse, nyNSs throush the r;r,,l,
ot his assAilanIS, and ~, away with \ hul.
's' IN nus StnaIdT, Eu, the UnfNr,una,,
psou'sN unable 'n escape, fell Victim Il
tee brutality " the bandits, who hacSe>,
ms endS lN pieces Ana (Ntt his mutilalcA ~.
mains on the mad. Preparations NM being
made by tho district authorities to SURROUND
the w'pA N which this hSnd vi waletac;lts
has tsxs1 its head-Quar;c,s,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-02-07
Capture ofa Sawflsht

When riding on the beach at Calves
ton, Tex. on the first of April last l
noticed some Mexican fishermen draw
ing q seine to shore to which was at
tachcd large sawilsh. The animal
was not inclosed within the net, but
some Of tho mcshes had become tangled
with the teeth OF the saw, anu by this
attachment it was drawn several hun
dred feet toward the shore, the large
dorsal fin alone showing above the
water, suggesting that shark was
cntangled in tho net; but If shark it
must have been dead one, for not the
least effort at resistance was made, nor
even signs of life, for the object drifted
in rs a log till it touched the bottom;
ther, indeed, it made few spasmodic
o'lorts showing terrific power, In which
the head ana saw were thrown high
into the air aud swung around In u
fearful way, while the tail was lashcd
about, showing that a bullock could
not havc withstood the blows. This
demonstration did not last five seconds,
out 1t had brought the monster con-
Siooi"biJ ncaICI lIlc SnOrC ana into
about one foot OF water, where she lay
perfectly quiet The McXicans then eau
tiously approached and slipped moose
over the tail, which was very broad,
though the body just above it was but
u few inches in diameter. When an
attempt was made to pull her to shore
sho made one more effort, though but
FOR an instant, when she quickly resign
cd herself to her fate. After she was
nearly clear Of the water eight men
could not pull her more than one foo
at time, but she was finally landed
well up on the beach. [ did not yen-
t"rc near enough to measure her, but
Judged her body was eleven feet, and
her saw tour feet long. AT the skoul-
ders Judged she was eighteen inches
broad; thence It gradually tapercd to
the tail. The extraordinary feature
was the immoblty ofthc animal under
the circumstances; she was drawn in
several hundred feet by twlne not
larger than knitting-necdle, and she
suffered herself to be dragged on the
sand, tail foremost, without the least ef-
fort ut resistance, or the least motion to
show that She WAS suffering. / would
like to know il this Is usual with this
fish when captured?
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-02-07

Tux REcSlpr for Giil-Edge Butter
Maker WAS obtained from one OF the
most extensive dairy farmers Of Ire
land, noted for the eNcellcns and sup
rtior Keeping Qualities OF his butter,
whicH was eagerly purchased by Lon
don dealers Tor eNpog: 10 India, where
the warm climate puts butter TO q
very severe test. II has been thorough
" tried by Il large number OF the very
h%st bn,tcr-maSerS in this country, and
they have g!vea is their emphatic APP
rrovAl. Price Is cents pc: package.
Sold BY all >tore-keepcrs.
COLLINS. n. Y. Feb. 10Th, 1879.
Gea!!slseH.-We ch,lrncd one gallon
of cream to-day at \ temperature Of a6
deg, using your Gilt Edge Butter
Maker. Time OF churning, Is minutes
result, is pounds Of butter. Color,
good. AS We have not previously
weighed our butter, Of coui SO We can
not tell whether there is better per
cent. or nos, b,;t sppearances Indicate it.,
and the Quslity is at least two cents per
pound better. Yours, &C..
NJ. f. WilRUH,
rroph Of Collins Creamery.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-02-07
Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from prac-
tiee, having had placed In his hands by
an East India missionary the formula
OF simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure for Con-
sumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma
and all Throat and Lung Affections,
also 3 positive and radical cure for Ser-
vous Debility and all Nervous Com
plants, after having tested its wonder
full curative powers in thousands of
cases, has felt il his duty TO make it
knew TO his suffering fellows. Act1-
ate1 by this motive and a desire TO re-
lieve human suffering. will send free
Of charge to all who desire 1t, this re-
eipe, in German, French, or English,
with full directions for preparing and
nsing. Sent by mail by addressing
with stamp, naming this paper, w. w.
SHERAR, 4s Poesers' Bloch, RccAss.er,
Meas Terk.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-02-07
TuEHE Il nor tha l,,,t l>,,h. .b,, .

THERE is not the least doubt that the
tsrrlole frequency of late years of Par
aiySis. Insanity and the worst forms of
organic diseases is mainly attributable
TO the quantity and constituents OF the
medicines OF the day. Take Simmons
Liver Regulator, purely vegetable
,neItciue, containing all the virtues OF
C'alomcl without any of the injurious
tendencies 80 justly dreaded by man
Eind. 1t Will be found prompt to start
the $ecretions of the Liver, and give a
healthy tone to the entire system, with
out salvation or any danger. When
used As Catliarttc it in no wise dis
orders the system, nor docs 1t produce
any nausea or sick stomach when about
10 purge. 1t is so mild in its action as
notso Interfere with business or pleas
ure. Beware OF limitations gotten IN
on the popularity OF Summons LIVER
Regulator.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-02-07
n Ned'riue should not to Eusc,,l

IVY the anddenness sud rioIenes Of i,s eNe>ts
SNt'eS'dem ~ tGiS rropNs.tinn would seem,
thete ays many fcets6 re;sons who aro con,
M Ma' enE With \ remedy which ao,s aerar.,y.
ans pu sad o;her n>s:rNna.vcndors who ttN>s
uset, tho crciolUy ot this r,sss hna tSS;,
csst heit, as lNeor ArsSmns Wss1 tsrtnea il,
~ we sale or vin,ens pur,sstivsS 81 long a.
teS *renrH the h>wN,s ut their du,es so.f;
asntls, they src nress~ su,s Of certain mss.
@ snrS ot saSSsss II insss aaot such psrn;clous
the resnis ssN Nile,y d,nenSnt The soMSIs
NS Svueyed, but always Seutly, by this tless.
tnf tsxativA which doss not wSsSsu bat snvIs.
Gasss thesA,sted en3ows tho co,o,>ssat,ye or
MeS OF a!Ssstten aud bt6oss secretion With
tesir,ts aud regularity. atrSnsthsns Ina esn.
stia'tea aud paySi!.ae, and While ii il safe in
Asioa, s*'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-02-07
HEApACHE. There are V

HEADACHE. - There are various
causes for lIealachc, - arrangement
OF the circu!ai iMg system, oi the diges-
tive organs, Of the nervous system, &c.
FEGErISE can he said 10 be 4 sure rem.
ciy Tor the many kinds OF headache,
as 1t acts directly upon the various
causes OF this coulplaint nt,--Nervousnes
Indigestion, Co>tiyeness, rheumatism,
Neuralgia, B!.iouSaess, &c. Try the
FEoEIINs You will never regret 1t.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-02-07

lrEoN.~-kcCp tho rind uf water
melons or r"ntriupcs IN strong brine
until you wish u preserve them; then
boil In fresh water until the salt is re-
novel. Soak er hU \ short time in
weak alurl water, then boil again III
fresh water until there is no taste alum
left; make II rich syrup Of two pounds
of white sugar to each OF rind. Whom
tho Hyrur has boiled until we'll clariti, Il
drop the rind in and boil All hour.
l.onon tlavoring may bo added ana q
"'pnrh" OF citric acid to prevent sugar
ing.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-02-07

"lS not large head" Alorzo writes
"aa evidence OF large hrains?' "WeN.
yes, Alonzo. it is. il is; kind of; in a
degree; oh, yes; we rather guess vou
are correct; il is -Only, 'AlouZo, i; de-
pendS llttle, you know, whether the
head is Oh the shoulders Of 4 mau or an
ASS.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-02-07

SCOTLAND NECK Gil ,ESE CARE
These li;;lc cakes are very good, but
not exactly economical. Beat u pound
"t sugar and half Il poumu OF butter to-
geIher, and add tho beaten yolks Of
twelve eggs. Boil two lemons until
the rind is perfectly soft, mash them an,
beat them In two tablespoontuls Of
hour. Beat up with eggs, butter and
sugar and pour into little tins lined
with pastry.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-02-07
FARM AND GARDEN.

UORSHS OElNG.--A shOer Bh ould not
only know how 10 make Il shoe and TO
fastcn 1t upon tho hoof 80 ne to look
niColy. but ho should understand tho
anatomy of horses hoOf-and how
many du--;ts we'll rs how much tho
shouing must vary to suit tho lorna
ton of tho hoof2 This is II know icdso
that should be thoroughly possessed.
Some hoOfs arc Hat, tho shell thin and
grows slowly. These should not DO
pared at nll except simply 10 smooth The
surface to receive tho shoe evenly. Tho
zip ends of The hoor should be clipped
OIL slightly so VS. to prevent Tripping.
There should be next TO no rasping of
Tao ll0of, in SomO cases none ut all.
Once lnjurc II hoof by pairing it away,
and IL may produce iamoioss for
months, indeed wo know OF eases in
which This was not got over for live,
six and even twelve months. In such
eases, however, wo think that tho horse
should remain carefully shUd, bat the
shoes should not be removed or chan
Seu in some cases tor two months, and
IN most cases for from six 10 seven
weeks. The hOUis OF somo horses ma
turniiy become very brittle unu cvou
puwl"ry. III such eases they should
be frequently moistcncd with wot
cloths tied around them until brought
TO II proper condition. Common moss
Is cxccllnnt, and should bc kept con-
Stantly on hand a:Id moistennu when
used. Frequent driving IN wet wealth
Or on muddy. roads will have tho same
effect. In shooting s,,rh horses the Ut
most care in,iSi be taken, 80 that while
GiVinE the nails Il Seuurc hold TO avoid
prirSln&, IA littl" pairing rs possible
should hc done. AS to tho frng, tho
sAo2r who cuts this away farther than
merely To trim on tho rough edges,
should be imprisoned. We have no
mercy for tho unrar,lonable ignorance
;hnt would destroy this main reliance
tor the roml"i cable support oIthc horse.
1t acts rs Il "butlrr' 10 mitigate the SOL
"a jrriuS OF the horses houfs AMI legs,
nnd protects, when IT, is lett in its na.
turm condition, those attributes OF an
anima! upon winch all It's usefulness
n2puuus.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-02-07

EAsr SNrEr. r.--Wc are 50 thSi,Nrul
20 say THAI our baby WAS cured Of =
aanEorouS &nd pro,yactea irrcnulsrity
ot the bowels by tho use ut Hop B,tteis
ny its mother, which At the same time
WStored her IL perfect health and
StrenEth.-Tao Parents, Rochester, N.
y. SEQ another column,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-02-07

IMAGINE for 4 moment the thousands
upon thousands OF bottles OF Carboline
the deodoriIed petroleum HAIR renewer
annually sold, and :he fact that not a
single complaint has been received
from all these thousands, aud YOU may
haYo some idea OF its good qualities.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-02-07

SfoSles hrSt heart At a mothers nes
are never wholly forgotten. others
should mover forgot that ,hn 81 tfar;Mss
ot thc!r lttte ones can easily be over.
SonIe oy the uSe OF DR.. Bull's BABY Sy-
,rQp. ~
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-02-07

iEcrH ANp HONOR --lIcry w hat
lSthe ot>i tamiiy mrdrlne in the orlu
70 regulate the bowels, purity the blood.
remove coS,ivene SIS anl hiliouSneSS, aid
digestion and tons up tho whole sys-
temp Truth anI honor compels lis to
answer, Hop EstterS. being pure. per-
tett and hArmerS$. e.. Soc another
column
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-02-07

PAN CANfS.-rAkc one cup OF milk
one rus' OF sugar, one egg, oritcr half
tHe size ot an egg, one teASpooniul Of
treAm vi tart&r, one OF soda. and Il lit
tie nutmeg. Drop into boiling lard.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-02-07

GREEN PlCKLES.-BriSht grcca GU
cumhcr pickles do not look tempting
to an old-tashioncd housekeeper, be-
cause Shc knows that they cannot be
spiccd, and must therefore DC compara-
lively tasteleSs. Don't be afraid to pnt
lltlie bags OF ground spice into your
vinegar, and learn to look wisc and say
"vitriol,' whenever anybody tries 10
eycrawe you with her emerald green
pickles.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-02-07

MNLAsSEs DOCIHNvTS. Take one cup
OF moiA>S"S, TWO. thirds cup OF milk
ono egg and piece OF butter half The
size OF an egg, two teaSpoonfuls cream
Of tartar, and one OF soda. Crate in
some nutmeg, and use tlour enough to
roll out.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-02-07

thfSiclANS say tha, there iSno remedy
t"r ton$untnHon, ana possibly, in some
SN>ss the ASSERTION mHy 10 correct
We know however OF many cures made
by DR.. Butts Cough Syrup and viii
gusrsatsr positive Keller 70 The sufferer
III every Instance,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-02-07

EAEREEHT rAErS. -Barberrics make
very nice tartS, are better than goose
berries and almoStas good rs currantS.
| Se &n equal weight OF sugar and hev-
rieS, and stew the fruit slowly.