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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-02-19

ALEX STEPHENS was sixty.nine years
old on Friday last. although he has
been expecting death for fifty years he
10 now in excellent physical health,
and his mind, although, cranky, is as
active and luminous as ever.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-02-19
EDITORS AND NEWSPAPER MEN

o''S ihNO W. W SIAIER MLN
OF the country endorse James Boss Patent
Gold Watch Cases AS proof. read the fol.
lowing:
=, Baltimore. Md, March 1880.
II gives me pleasure to inform Ou that the
1nlcS BOSS watch Case | have carried haS
SS,, peiicCI Satisfaction. II wears hCauti-
'u'lS' J.T hINGGOLD,
Ed. and PlOpL Ic.egyam
Lafayette Ind March :, 1880.
BOSS boss atch case as highly salis factory and
r4uat H !n IN car TO rne of solid gold They are
'hc boss" In fact as well as In n"mc
". S LINGLE,
Ed. ana firlr'l (cuIIcr.
DPS Mo!E.S. a., Fen 49, 1857
Our manager has carried Il j ms B"ss
latcht watch Case. and cheerful, sa = tGD, H.
cannot oc beat, n in rrv wnv
ST VIE LEA FIR co.
uDI ) fpH0 .Sidte Lfu@cr
W;i@' En. IL. Ma:c9 &. fS.o.
~, O. hfF" ., -"..-,y .aa.i,la,,'rry,
I,i'F -, c|'ii r.I"'j '.'a' =. lcrr..on'rl /:
/ # F''"i ''| N.N 'El tH&.
-: "@H P'oi.1 j'e4"o'r Co. iIa,es.
Wnuarr, VII, Mnrrn &. $50.
II" hntrh (:.t hnv" IL you. I,sk. Is IN
'''lS way Sa'ie tui II l. t,i- ,Tir,c.d
~ MAhK Il BAHHIM
Ed AID P;opI 1oych az L,Jc,tr
Ih' above au cor, urrch f. nv Eun rcds n,
DINER cht "rs a. well as merchants. mechanics
hnn Jew Sl"rS. In al parts OF lhc countrv
1hi' l. itr rn'r patent cnsr lnarc q T,ro
Ilhtcs OF Solid Gold. II Is WaIrall,dbr SIC.
tinI tI 60 iiilic tr. Ask Your j wc.cr Tor i;lustra.
''u &C. na''sne Containing iuil description.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-02-19

The Irish Land League is IN deep
water, an: shows unn,istakable signs O f
honndering. In spite Of the determine
ell opposition Of the Home Rulers, the
Coercion Bill is pressing forward to
Its passage, and here and there symp-
toms Of uncasincss are manifestinr
themselves among the Irish leaders.
Parncll has been once to Paris ostensi-
bly, to secure the League money from
British interference, and tho Land
League advises him to come over to
America for safety. This he will not
DO, as his common sense tells him that
with the leaders away Il general paujc
will strike the masses.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-02-19
SPECIAL NOTICES,

BEWARE OF PMURCuRY.-One thousand dollars
IN gold VIII lie paid for every grain OF mercury
or otier mineral substance found In May Ap-
ple Liver Pills. Price l5 cents for large boxes,
Sold BY all DruYgIstS In this county
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-02-19

SENATOR BUTLER nude an able and
eloquent defence of South CAyo!:na
against the charge that she bad fuIsi-
fed her census, ana we regret that i,s
length preludca publication. SENATOR
Conkling was the chief ,naIignrr Of the
state during the last campaign, and,
his charges Of fraud were outrageous.
Press comments show that opinion il
divided as to the propricty Of the fierce
attack nadc by Senator Butler on
Conkling, as the maligncr who refused,
to withdraw his false charges. 1t was
severe and quite personal, and it could
have been omitted, rs far as the State
and Senator Butlcr are concerned,
without harm. But as far as Conklin.'
himself is concerned, nothing is tno
Ia" Ni hftn. lie Is strutting, pOmp-
ons, stiltcd blackguard, who snccrs
and insults whenever he gets a chance
ana never rctracts. The abuse Conk-
ling heaped upon Senator Butler,
when his admission to the Senate was
under discussion, in the course OF
which he called him "Hambur9 But
icr," and spoke OF him as coming to
the Senate Chamber with his hands
dripping in the blood of murdered
victims. was provocation enough for
any inVective on the part Of our Seua-
Tor. Roscoe may DO able to appear
superior to the attacks Of Blaine. Cor
lon, Lamar, Butlerand even Spraguc's
shotgun, but his day is bound to come,
aooner or later.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-02-19

rEkRy, llouH1oH COUNTY, q ", Jan. 20. 1880.
, III tnr 1913 there were two negro prisoners
cnnlned ~ the jail OF this county, who were
very badly aflictcd with that lOathsomc dis
ease syphilis. lnmy Official capacity as OrdI-
,ary employed Capt. G. Il. Swift. then q resi-
uent OF thiS place, 10 cure them, under con-
tiaCl' no cure no pay.' He administered 10
lhem MS celebrated Svphtiitic Specific. a:d In
lew weeks felt bound, under my contract 10
as pay MN our OF me county treasury, as he had
chccteH complete and radical cure
In testimony hereunto set my oGlcial sigma
H. ST. ture and seal. A s. GILES
Ordinary Houston County, Ga,
CHATTANOOGA. TENr., Feb H. lS7o
60 ,,,, W. take pleasure in saying that the s. S s.
lsElVlog go0u satisfaction We have had ey.
client results from z number OF cases One
gentleman Wco had been confined to his bed
%t ,ceeks vii IA Syphlittc Rheumatism has been
cured entirely. and speaks I'm the highest nraise
nl II. IL also acts as well In primary MS in seq
ohdary and tertiary Gases
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY. pronrc-
tors Atlanta. Ga t'P'o
Solqby all Druggists
Call Tor II copy Of Young Mems Friend"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-02-19
WE OFFER

- PECIAL inducements to customers
> wanting
, 1881-12-21

tIn was cnrrlcl otE.. and In valn tho mother
waitri md Tatchc't. 1no strnnKtr ,wnanhn
wan int /, ,,nttve az those parls.. M nuo tf,ero
knew wl,p shu WIS, whence sl,o came. or whittier
shp hnI1 rtiftp.
fhere seemed to clow 10 tho mystery. Tho
rmr ntuttcr went t'ioro tt,ar hnff Distracted:
hut tho fNtiler. u Inn.l nf cnGrHy nnh sf;rHwi
far an,tih Accompanied by .'ctrh!nlrrf." iln
discovered hts a In t0ft ami rrsGlsrtl him nnly
Just III Tina frtm III, nwftil fate. lie wis n1nut
10 In lntfrtrrrd. mil IN nnr lind i,cHlt creutr.f
an which. film vIettn,A bsnuh wis ~ stltirt. rho
t,tttvoof tho irtchr.l erin" was to Insure his
rnycr hd rnct',metnlei fnr this ty.rposo Tho slc.
rticr If II rntr ard rusy child. Ihc Etnsl!y plnt
kii,w X Thc prlust csa tc,l; tho witnn wis hit
IN prison, whuro rho shnrtly .cd.. she hnt mt
lH,rno # haa csInrAutrr. htlG tile dreadful guilt
sort at tnlltlscss which tho fascination Ut tho
iUtnry IA said to hrtnH ut,ni !ts victims. Fer1Hs
1t IS far to nt,d tllnt THIS happened innny yuara
II
, 1881-12-21

tfffp 4HFA SNHs Af&s ~
At tho Fatrlurchs' Hull, on M0nlay evening,
there waa, MS tlsln, large n,d brilliant as.
semblaHo af beauty and fustion. For sofna uIi-
cSptulned rcllsall no bui.s given In Now York
seem tn Appromrh the rnfrlnrcha In variety.
elegance, as41 Atlnlntt0n. Even lAo f.adtes' llAl
Of tho preyfulis wetk, perfect hs 1t WIS In a (ts
"details, lacked tho clpntnt VI cxtrene fFestt"
mrs and ynuthfuness which, ut tho l'utrIurchs' i,
IL nlwnys 80 chAr,ntn4sy blended with dignity
AMI xraec. Inl.ced, tho ttras Pntrlarchs might,
With cquul proprcty, 10 called tho Dabu-
tuutcs' ltn1t, ns It hns c0n,9 to bo the rccuY.
rixest nsenaian Tor tho t.sss "ppesrMnes oF newly
tlolxUu cn,lditlntua fur society dlst1nCtlon. On
this occasson tho number Of rosehuus wus lin.
Itcd, mot mnre thn,t sixteen hnviug Ilcen tr1l,a.
planted this year franz education furcltg hu'taea
to the blooming gardens VI fnshlnnuhle Ito.
Tho Hcrtnnn WIS exceptionally prctsy. and Co1.
n9sAnoey kAIe lo1kua II vtry sAuct-tu'G9 eu.
vled ulau ~ Au staNl II tho hcad al sl,o aottlau
Witt thscu lively 9lrs IN utts,cr Af'lo Ut hl. OF
cal,rse oyery t,u tluuke unl struggled lHtn tho
bn-E0nl, u1ld thf real nf tllo really beautiful!
us tncy worO ta,r tho nce,ssOu werJ icft untutl.
anttd Knvu hy u fuw strAy enuplcs vim lf0r tha
time Ut leastl suel.ed t"!!tont " ho tho world
.Tns uti,ur arYn hull II lIo weak ,was that OF
Mira .scx4sauer II. sttvrns. 0n Wednesday Gstn-
lnR, !lnnn Which oeelslDlI slr. attSuus new lsan-
sln.l In Fast klxtf.usBnih atrget WIS GpuHc1 Tor
tue t'rat ttlnn 80 hts trieihls. Thu bull WIS II
every respect very ptrtty t,I9 9lis titaro baltlx
ind ca!r1 lurth mt u tuw RruAuH uf d appnln.
sltt,t irn tho hacls wh'tso lnult4cls III tam!
indicated that thoy hui! caIMe With pirtnurs 30
Tho s0[Iels Ut alrs. stuveus were nanyu Of then.
reh drass 1t Will" s viii s"it % t," II
l4x ngHs!ly sln6NiYres Win nl!..ytIng it!igls..
Ut W1ltE H,tttH, the truht Df which NUS tktk ~
, 1881-12-21
4 aIaplo Wise,p L.nveH Never l'a!t l'ls
coysccd by IL Jersey Farmer.

4 1InVlo Nho.p L:aves Never Ia!t 1ls'
covstcd by.u Jersey farmer
tnru5po4tstnet fhf"jc ,,i,fa Tint,
C1rSTnx. n. II, Dee. liza farmer living near
sthuoley MnnntMltt has Hronsay extItca bs nr'ea'
lurs by MI AcGoitnt at Il w0ndurful tree "hcn te
discovered several ytarA NRn ul'd which lc u.
bum wnlcl,lng over ,pnto. lie slss That 'es
three yours II uas yone thr,ugt, tho otd wsd'dct
Wl1hout shedding lenf. ftI1 1t Ii1iple ts' al'u
i1s anp nMkcs vury 9n04l maple aHaar. tao
tnrlner nutlQel It .lfat wAlla following ane '''"
Of It fpx lip uvor tho tnouAtAils. rarly III i'eee".
ber, lS1B All the ,1thur trees, 0scIl VI INC s3s
BpcclGs, wcro entirely bnrc. wnIn tsls tree "'l4
not, to I'LL appearances, lost single leA'' 1ae!t
were 10 drlcd iullycs underneath H. vi"
tho touvea on tho bl7tHehe. weso n! green. y. ~
EAa with Rrpnt 'tithenlty TINT 4 tat ,.',s. .s ~
pla:cd trpl,l III. twiY tu wlrnn was 1'!stG'!I' ~"
aMa strung mrerse. wnlci w. ". "lS .;M.'. II, IN.
!shg1 Wna thu tltsruttrnF ~ tHe t'lleH.M'1's", M Il
thut lQ turAnt i'll nn,t lae tux l,s ";ts tltsi III
tho cold cnur.eter 0f tna lay nnd tpt''t se'e'''
liz we,it t,vu.s Esea,,y puzzled, a,l rstarne!
sesctal days laser within t.ryyu.t a'lia ~ ~
lAu lsAycs uI w. huw !n*x my rn t,sS, Ensa
wler0 thsy wuve. Thoy nes' rcs'.vea !" XIII XIII
tue thing = suesrt mp wae u nG'atnt trr,y,. TUG
atcpl, and fresh i'd III 'etelt. a las ,sss NV
Itself wsls ntt Infected ~ !no ls's ny - '%i %Iuy
tliI'ts tIa.tss. W 'D' "'"'"'' ~" ~" ,.,,,s,
,Yhe barl; wns tapped ovory wock a.,a yiese;%%s, n,
sn'tu. !,,1 ss1pny " st ~ II .yS
wlEt0r hug. .'rhu rsnt.u hna l"eH !r'G ~ ,nr,r
auei nut lsaf has 1n,ten IN .hs t*H ~ a, 1It .to
sal, h,s iinwsi tGs ,a,,ip r"s.,ary A"a n M
tuaItH. As iur ~ tIn ta"II rim.
causu fur the nyster,nlls vilnlityn o. thi ur .p-
iltut Nhplg EAuge ~ ltllltna N lte ~. M ~ ,mEa
vii tu ut,t1er rfGwli uu1u urut'Ih1f "s lhuns ~.
tue trunk .ul bFanchra 4etter uI'avtu sau" WINK,
, 1881-12-21
Kta napln8 aud ss,s Lottery In Italy.

That u1ost Immoral HH,IsGnlont Ut amusement
1t eNH ho ealleal ths lDltery, " 9tpat SOURCE Ut
tefaRac ~ thu NnvGFnlAtut. and Know II IL Il
YEont Aurcs u lnsery ana erl1ue ~ tho pGnpt.
" Wpsaa, stss,go = III T Il .uay w s.sa, H. IL a. ausluts!S
true.
4 i.uly took her little loy to = tsotHhtorsug fnir,
eyes. aud illzzlluxiy tair uutap!exiun, To lA's
pair y well.atessed wt,naM u ths middle gtass.
sSs ey ~ ses cayS
clrrlnAe here." said she u ihs mother; may I
tuku yuur hoy fur " ll!tiv uFlyet VIII hrlng
soanx uau uususpect!uY: tho ehtd cAyer III x'h
, 1881-12-21
and tnoso loft ou tho ico at tho mouth Of tito

and t,loso loft ou tho ice at tho mouth Of tito
Tora ltiycr.
ExnlSEEn MELVILLE
forwarded by thu nnt!ycs long dispatches to Mr..
llcnnett, nf tito Now ynrk Herald. Tor want Ut
funds, thoy hayo l'ecn forwarded by most, nd
dressed 10 1cu. 1Rnatlcl.
oS OCT, 20,
Santlcmon and Norns. tho aea,non, whn worc In
hoat Nm. I, Jonc thotr cotnratlos md ttntc Tint
Lieut.. Do Long, l>r. Amber. and twa!vc othors
hull reactlcsi tho northern mouth OF tho t,uia,
mid weto
sTAllytSn.
An expedition wns ut nIco scnt o,tt to rcsc,to
them. Tl,o survivors lost everything. Engineer
Melville says
MONEY Is URGENTLY NEEpED,
aud should he sent by telegraph to .lakntsk. flo
has urgently requested That a0Ul rub!cs bo
transmitted immediately to tito Governor OF
Jakatsk for tho return md caro- Of the ship.
wrecked men.
TttE LONDON "rusT."
LONDON, Dec. .0.-Tho Tt>st snys: "1n orory
quarter Of the gt1ty tho nova Tint tho bravg
sallors hnve rcachct pnrt or refuge will l,o re-
cciscd with henrtlcit sattsfnction.''
THE "srASnAnp
says: "Tnou9h.the ,1caunctto Inns suffered Do
structton, the Americans tlnve a,llcd additional
g'ory to that they hnvo already won Ia tic
frozcr rcgtons." It concludes: =" Is more thnn
possible TINT l.teut. DC It'nx nay be tho herald
of Il new r,lcc OF tt0so who fenr not tho spirit
Which dwcllcth in tho and Of Ice nnd snow.''
THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT.
, 1881-12-21

WASHINGTON, d. e., Dec. 2o.-GcorRe
Kenuni,, Of this city, who sonle years ago
travelled Thousand miles nr more up the
River Lena. ut the month OF which LIEUT.. De
Long md tie survivors 0f tlia crew Of the
Arctic steanser .Ioan1lctte recently landed,
says: "Wlele the Jeannette was lost Is leo
miles northeast Of tho Island Of New Siberia,
100 miles FROM tho nearest part ut thu SIberi-
MI mainland, and n little more than 100 mItes
from tho muuth Ut the Lem. It Is prnbabta
that Lieut.. De LING, litter abandoning his
shin, Inatlu for the nearest point oil tile ST.
berInm c0nst, passing to tile eastward nlnl
snNthwnrd Of New Siberian Island. and
striking the mainland between the mouth Of
thu IndlgIrka and tho mouth Ut tho Lena. II
l,c reached the coasteQrly enough III summer
lie ought tu layo foun1
RUSSIAN AND NATIVE F1stlIN0-s1ArIoSs
Mt the mouth OF tho Yam. the 1ndiglr}a, md
other smaller streams which fall into the
Arctic Ocean III that vicinity. and tins hive
obtained succor mucl, ncarcr than tho Lena.
1t Is possible, however, that lie lid not rcacll
tho mainland until inter tho tishing-statims
lad MI been abandoned, allu tho fishermen
Ind retrGatctl up the rivers 10 their winter
villages, which, as a rule, are Situated su1ne
distance inland. At tho mouth Of tho Lena
tnerU IL, ! believe, q permanent settlement.
n,M thfs seents to hnya hee,, upno|ntei
ron,.cyvo,a for MI IN, hoota,
.....
If THE Tl!tHh boat
1aIicd tn reach tic rendezvous aEreel upon,
tile conclusion NY no lnells t1llnws tint II Is
lust The crew may llnVu found MI inilnb-
itctt station nearer than the mouth Of the
Letla. or been picked IN by Il Russian or
nntfve tfsi,np-hnot- nmi rorrfrt mr. outtlp,l fo
ao,,, ,tl,or ,,nm, ~ aorpt, In arcl, cnsn
1%a,, ,;,t,,,,t ~ 10 han -, s-,", ~, ;, +,,t,
-. any, ,,"n "f..r @ H. ~ .rt,ai ~ ,,,n ,,,,ar ~ ,,
~ NJ, 49, .,'.s., .".,. ~. I|I 80 N,'".
t"e ',4s" uu1t w" '"u''. ,, NY w s'as" '.a
NY! III lost u''s'! W. h"Se He"tu ato'n ~! !!e
Sl!'Hges hloliE the UNA UNI tho 4htl|GlFkh'
hl,h from Nixa,ai k0lyina. which, III plnet
Of refuge, WIS quito ns Ecar alsd quite as &C.
cesstDlU ;s tic mouth Of the Lena.
THE t,.r,t, A.r or THESE mara
ocroca al, villas of I'm tcr.inr,,nbor,,,u Arc.
49, ~. .''"s1 y. ''e t'I''I,' ''.,. ~
III. .,.,s"es ~ 49, -, "'.' '''1',"i' +, ,
nn'u 's"'o'u un'1.t, a.'u "'o "ea ~ p1t".
;eleu ", A!ssIu i'.sltJ ua1 " NV sessls.' W
nnFou,s ao ~ a'e'' .'o''' .Ho ~ .Act'
,.. ~ ~ M'".o", w." % - 'aa ''om % " ~
~. ~, ] ton. I"@ "oas. ''S''o' @ao '"ss
s'!a1 ~ !'"ah hno ms !'lo's "s'o
t""sh A'oS 'Hs ~ nt'.n ~, hnn ~ w t'IE I'VE
| =" ~" ..'.'.... "u
.noS .e"eue,s ~" ."o"'n v. wv 4'o'!A -
| ."ot "H'es' ~ '.st'A s'"' !" 'ou'"e1 s'"!J ~
a'lusuip alu s"Het'h1. *ha o,e "t'ca !hote - lnat'
"ueou"te NV 'ho pt'ao'o toau'''on ~
"plea w Nse tuA ~ 4'ohEs cFe" III
IHst AS!Fels 1Au IentNletteA ctoN at
, 1881-12-21


sptetal DttpdteA to T'ht Chicago Tribune.
WAsI,1SGros, n. C., Dec. :U.-The StntD
Department has atly!ces from tlc United
States Minister nj st. Petersburg corroborat-
Ing the story Of the arrival Of two bant-londs
of the Jcannette's crew o,,. tho coast Of ST.
l,erIa. Commander DO Long WIS among the
survivors. The .Jeltll.ctto was crushed In
the Ice Juno II. Three bnats put otr for tho
coast. Two arrived rs stated. Tho men
we're In a terrible condition If exhaustion.
The tl,;rtl boat, III colalnand Of Lieut. Dail-
ncn, however, has not yotbe hcard from.
~, THE TEt.EGlsAM.
~ tho 1Fts's1n 4tsaoctated PFtss.
WASHINGTON, d. G., Dec. @.-Secrctary-
of-Stato Frc!lnghnyscn received today tho
following telegram from the ChargG d.Af-
faires Of tho United States NJ st. Petersburg:
Secretary of State, tI'ashtnQton, y. C.: Tho
1ennnettB wns crushed In the Ice June II. inti-
tuds Il. longitude l55. The CROW ombnrked in
three boats. They. .llecaMo separated by wind
and foX. No. ., with eloven n,eil, Engineer Mol-
yllle commanding, rcnched tho ns,ttlh or tho
Lena Sep. IN. Subsequently No. !, wiki
Capt. nu Long, DR.. Anblcr. and lwclve Hlon,
reached the LenM III pltiahlc condition.
prunpt assistance 'yas sent. No, h0s moi boen
heard from. ilufrMAnN, st. Petersburg.
n RESPONSE
TO the above tile following was transmitted: !:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WAsitiS0roS, b. e.,
Der. :o.-I Ii0ymana, Caa,pc, ST. Pt'efsbn'v: Ten
der tho hearty THINKS OF tho President 10 all tho
authorities or peraol1s who hnrc III any why
hccn Instrumental TT assisting tho unfortunate
, 1881-12-21

. {Ul{tWa VD}It IHHFIa1s -. mi ID.
It u currently reported tha! une ~ ',ntu,hul.
EtTulfA unuHhlets II EtccLt cu'i ~, srhr.,nap
ItaHNf eAiiu tl 101t ii tic !tl!o ~ r.. NE hus
AuAn,s, III Hussuil. A,aeiy usttutl'A ui.r.,ti4p.
bcculAV Epeaksr aul wr!tfr a1aah''
~, ar,
, 1881-12-21

William Crawford, Spccfnt Agent nf
the Department Ut Justiee, WIS fntaI1y sisot
lust Sunday morning III Albuquerque, n. b.,
by either Frnnk Howard TT .Iay Elliot. lo
WAS mistaken for ono Frank Morris. for
whom they wero loolsng. Crawford former
ly served OIL tlla statls Ut Gells. 1luell alld
Mckenzie.
Tile fnct tl,at Jesse Sualuillg's na.nu
WIS not sent To the Sellato yesterday for COLI
1rnlutIon ~ cnIluctNr Ut the l'urt Ut Chlcngo
was 4ue ta M oversight IN tllo Executive
oti.ce. YIu nomination llua boeN rladu uat,
but waF accidentally nAKlA!d ind int sent
aio,,K With oti,ess tU tho Scnnte. 1t Will 20
toduy, aud will doubtless be confirmed.
The genaral impression coming tn tho
Investigating Committee Into t1io manner In
which this contingent fnl.l WAS expended IL
that 3Ir John Sherlnali. through, lts hullcll-
.,a., Alr. Warner H. Aatsuia1a. allectcl how
the money WIS IL be expended. alnl low It
sl.autl bo accounted for. Custodian Vl1nuy's
evidence goes tp show TINT th!s Is tbs cuse.
---A cable dispatel, ANNOUNCES .tl,at i.
Dwyer uruy has been appointed ilEGl' Slerltl
Of dublin City. This announcement % liable
to Greats fAtse impressions. T!M tAct ls thai
tie I4oru- Lieutenant, Eael C0wler. was com
l,alls4i to make si.u appointment. Under y
recent law, tbs dublin Common Council i
e,uua,yercd 10 submit tllrao nalhcs tO eae
l.nrl-lAcutcnunt. With Tie l,sual peFYerslts
Or l,isllulcll, tlls Dublin ALDERMEN sub1nlttet
1I.t, ua,les af Mr.. Glay. u modeEatu Paruvl'
its; :lr. Glll, Y AlD4ousb-gu]a: larnellssei
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-06-03
seIr-Lumrnons Photographs.

Self-luminous photographs are at the
present moment, according to the Pho
tOgrdfDhic Ne,cs, attracting much-public
attention in Vienna. When these are
examined by daylight they look like
ordinary paper photographs; but in the
dark they-are beautifully phosphorescent
In the high lights, have more or less
feeble glow in the half-tones, and in the
deep shadows possess no luminosity
The preparation of these self-luminods
photographs is very simple. A silver
print ON albumen paper, or collotype, is
rendered transparent by brushing over
it a mixture of equal volumes of castor
oil and oil of turpentine. The superfiu-
Gus oil is removed by means of cotton
wood or linen rag, and the phospho-
resent paint is then put on. The paper
thus prepared is then dried, and after
ward mounted with its reverse side on.
cardboard. So soon as it has been ex-
posed to the daylight, and the light pen
etrates through the transparent or semi
transparents parts, the phosphorescence
of the luminous paint underneath is ex-
cited, and In the dark the image is seen
with all its gradations; brilliant pictures,
and moonlight landscapes, give espec-
tally good results. These self-luminous
photographs were first introduced to the
Vienna public at ball given by the
chemical students of the Technical high
school ON the 3D. of March last The
ladies' ball programmes were decorated
with self-luminous picture representing
an alchemist at work in a laboratory.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-06-03
HuMoRs OF THE DAY.

GA BIRD in the hand is worth" 81. so
if it happens to be canary.
WHEN a pretty Irish girl is stolen
away they suspect some Boycotter.
A WASHINGTON paper has column
headed Religious Refrains. A great
many people in 49, ton refrain from
religion.
AMIssIss1PFf1 ~ thus: cat the
earnest solicitation of those to whom
I owe money / have consented to become
a candidate for County Treasurer.
TUmnzhabitants of the Cannibal Is
LAM discovered trichine in an
And n missionary. This is sad
blow AT one of the countrys leading ex-
ports.
A. MONITOR Indian, who was recently
convicted of murder, expressed his opin-
ion of the lawyer who defended him with
delicious frankness: Lawyer too much
TALK Heap fool!'
"MY DEAR, said an anxious matron
to her daughter, at is very wrong for
young people to be throwing kisses at
each other" ''Why so, mamma? I'm
sure they don't hurt even if they do
hit.
AT AN ''lmpasslonlst painter what
sort of subject are you going to paint
on that immense black canvass ''How,
SIR That, sir, is my greatest master
piece" is. it {? What is it?" "a pic
ture of nothing in space. London
Punch.
A DoUBTING mother placed some nitro
glycerine in her daughters corset on the
evening her fellow was coming. The
girl loaned them to the cook, and they
had to scrape the old man off the ceiling
to get enough of him to hold a decent
funeral over.
A MINISTER, while marrying a couple
cecently, was rather Disconnected on ask
ing the bridegroom if he was willing to
take the young lady for his welded wife,
by scratching his head and saying: Eyes,
I'm willing; but I'd much rather have
her sister. "-ProUideRce Star.