The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-30
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J. s'3 Boston Comneis,aS as 80 hiss y t6own.
A young sprfg Of aristocracv Who
came over to America for The Hrst
time short time apo. :. bore aIIaftar sf
iintroduetion : to "mine'S S4osp, Hitc6s
Of ,E6ulse; With tha. courfesV @ aSa
grace Which ohdiacterizos .iii,a! tool
-6cGasfUti Ipo.i;bncountorinG 4 vronn;nf
Nmorieair .Rnntlemen- taikS,,p IN I'm
corridor. to Introduce .the ;E,Iulishinai,,
TO them in plain :Iecpublica,f fashion. !,
somewhat as follows: "AiloW me t6
present YOU to the Hon. George Gold
burg, Of London, Mr.: R.. Mr.. u.
Hon. George : ':Goldburg-Mr, Cold
burg, Mr.: Co.," Goidburg adiust-
ed bis eye-glass and immediately: com.
menced an. animated conversation
ABOUT. tho; Notwithstanding among
other things to q lack of afisrocracv.
and his'introduccr boing called away
for the.nomcilt; it is sad to infer that
the three. gen lemon mentioned, en-.
j0yiUg the young MANS affccta.ion.
made tho most of It, for Le soon. after
Waiteds OH Hitchcock lind tho follow
ing dialogue ensued: :.... :.
CAV, l say, lan'lord, ycr tradcsmeii
h'yar arc mighty clever fellows, but
not the class Pm accustomed t'associato
with yer kmow.:"
aAh; iMdeed," said the host.
".Yaas. That Mr. j.. and C-r+.-
seem to have picked up good deal Of
information" ~. ~ =. "::i
:,,"Rcally,"?' "?'said Hitchcock; somewhat
amused, edo. you think SOP" :: 49,. :
',Yaas, yaas-s shouldh't have talked
to 'om so long yer Know otherwise.
Why one, one of 'cm said he was a
tanner. and tue other a shoemaker.
Gad, fancy a.isOn ofSir Geoffiy Gold
burg talking to snch people ut homo
wouldn't do ut all yer know"
81 don't know why 1t should not"
sald hitchcock, tho emperor of RUS
sia has been worry happy Of tho tanners
:aoquaintahco, and frequently talked
with him:"
"Whati" said .Goldburg, arranging
his eye-glass and staring ut tho host,
you .don't say SO r.
:. Eyes, l do, and the shoe manufac-
tllfer talks with the English ambassa-
cor ana tnc president OF tho United
STATES quite frequently.
Most extward1ilary, thing ever
neara OF IN my hte--an tho other one
paper maker-told me he sold paper,
gesn;ea s;sh iesi very qalet person. spoke Eng
''sh .i,yssS WeWy :, perfectly" =,
.."Well," said Hitchcock. ri should
think he ought, he has 'sDOken' TO tho
Prince Of Wales the President of the
the United States"
"Good gracious! why this is A
pwactical joke. Why Bless me, these
persons told me when we were discuss
ing tho a-a-a-thc commercial in
terwists Of the country and | asked
thcm if they were in twade vcr know
that one said yos he was a taancr.
the other remarked he was q manu-
facturcl' Of boots and shoes yer know.
and the last said he sold paper for an
occupation-weally- is extwaor-;
dinary." -.
:, Eyes" replied Hitchcock, It is start:
ling, but true as thcy say in the news
papers, for those gentlemen are. GUESTS.
ortliis house; h :, first is Hon. Marsha !
Jewell, late, minister of the Unitatt
States to. Russia and former governor
Of Conl,cctic,it. the socond,.nxaf, ovsr,ss
or Glaflin,, ,of.Massachusetts and Nom.
Der of Congress, and the third. OK
Govornor Rice, of Niassachusetts aud
formerly member of .Congrcss---.our
"Good gracious! We'll, YOU Amef-.
wicahs arc d most extraordinary speBgs
pie l":.G:,''.;; ::.:""''. ="
j.: :'n.. -. .s.1i'~-
y bnHIrER ,H;ooo YEARS OLD.-At a
mcenng OF tho society ofPubile Hiialy5i
sis. IN i-on5on,. paper by Professor
Chutch ana Mr.: Wigner ION two All
clent samples ot Duttcr"'was read, Of
Wnicn the Che'nscot NeWs gives the
ioiloWlng a1stract: "the first was a
sample OF irish oog-b4tter,, and its
ProDaplc age was judged to be about.
!,ooV years. me sample, contains
nearly per cent. OF curd, which h' coh-
sistea PANTY OF vegetable matter de.
rivaa irom the pog, but contaire l quite
enough amman matter TO prove that
the butter had been originally made
irom animal milk, and was not n mere
afultelal 1at. Its fatty character had,
however, oeen entirely changed, and
Originally consisted had been dccom.
posed so as to leave simply mixture
of the fatty acids, which constitute tho
acid portion of animal fats, The. but
ter had In fact become changed into q