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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-30

Brown's MACK berry and Ginger
should be In every house during the heated
season. II never fal To cure Diartho DIS.
eatsry and Cholera Morbus. For s.le by
uoyt 4 Cofin and ". II. Howell 4 bro,
DAilap,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-30

For all who use Browns Pepsin Tonic, say
Il IL cure cue for Dyspepsia and Flick Head
ache. Try u. For O. lie Wy floyt 4 CONN and
W, II. Howell 4 Bro, Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-30

Ladies ties and corsets at slaughteripg
prices, at M. Rosenthal s. Company, 7lS
Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-30

Browns Vegetable Liver pills
Are sure cure for Liver Complaint, Constipa
tion and Biiiousncss.. For sale by all druggist
In Tcxns.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-30
Grocer, 1348 Elm st., East Dali

Call only for Conrsd's Moss Rose Bourbon
Straight Soar Mssh, the finest in the world
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-30

The greatest variety and lowest prices Of
Billington's furniture store, 70l Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-30

Buy your furniture d Billington's, 7oi
Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-30
THE GREAT s0UrH.

mr. burrows Tells Hts F'Ock What
He saw In u Recent Visit 60 Nfssts'
s,upi and Texas. -rhe Great Future
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-30

sPontabeous, untlflnH LABOR OF love. You
never gave any money more wisely and
probably than for that object. A handsome
white limestone, commodious church build.
Ing and parsonage, paid for and occupied BY
sell,sustaining church and efficient pastor
stands 10 San Antonio. We get little i'm
patient sometimes at the frequent appeals
made for building churches In distant places.
II we could only look forward a few year,
and examine the practical outcome Of such
CUTS, We should thank God for the oppor.
tuoity OF making such contributions. l wen,
through the church and parsonage, and did
thank God.
From San Antonio went 10 Austin, the
beautiful capital Of Texas. And for location
and surroundings II 10 q beautiful city. I,
nas been go often described that need not
dwell. With i,s new capitol building sbou,
70 90 commenced, and as the probable site
OF us richly endowed state university, In
addition TO lie other manifold attractions, Il
can hardly fall 10 become prosperous and
pleasant city.
a. The hrst impression one gains In travelling
tarouSh Texas Is one Of biguess. Figures
give bu an indefinite idea OF i,s immense cx.
@vn,; The six New England States. Now
luotF, Penney lvania New Jerscy, Delaware
mar Land and Virginia would moi
cover lie area BY 5000 square milcs. Tho
gtes' states of Ohio, illinois, Indiana, Ken,
lucky and Tennessee, might Ito upon Il,
osson, aud yet have M unoccupied horde,
y. so,oOo squsre miles skirting them. Loco
mouves must run thou.and miles from Il.
northern TO reach lie southern BOUNDARY
and thousand miles from liz eastern 10 i,
wttcrn lines. 50. "
~ calculation Of 10 capsblllsles-iu pos,i
ole agricultural commercial and moral "a
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-07

statue and rather thin, with fair
English ti(cc, In which tho eyes and
mouth were singulnr!y expressive. A
face more easily affected by emotion
have never seen, and there was that
magnetic power in its look which only
the true orator has. At a famous
meeting Of the North Georgia Confer
encc three Bishops were present and
preached. SO did DR.. Hicks, and beat
them all, IN effect ut least. 1t was in
1913 That he came to Atlanta one Sun
Gay, preached two sermons and set
AL the town to singing his praise. In
short, no preacher Of this generation
ever won such q general fame in Gcor-
gla SO soon, Had there been back Of
TINS elcctriiyiny power; this sweet clo-
qucnce OF tongue which pleased mems
ears ana even touched their dccpcr
1cellnSs; had there been back Of this
the eioquence Ola sincere, strong life,
what a preacher we would hayo had
Dy tins time no one can tell. But tho
foundation was weak. The man grew
sensational to alarming degree. His
natural spriyhtlincss ran into irrcvcr-
ercncc. Ills bod thought became so
bold as to smack of hcrcsy, and the
OLD men at church looked grave and
shook their heads. His power wancd
lust. 1t was comet and not u now
planet that had come into our sky.
Or. Hicks fell into dislavor with tic
Conference. lie left Georgia, joined
the Northern Methodist church, went
to Florida and plunged into politics
madly. Stumped the State for IIavcs.
During tho suspense Of the contest
over fIorida's vote he wrote terrible
tales to Northern bloody-shirt organs.
lie was rewarded with some place aud
theh sank even out of notoricty.
W hen saw him, the other night, 1
looked on him us The ghost Of the hu-
man whom used so to admire, and
who have seen carry thousand
hearers from tho palhos that brought
tears to the happy smile that ripplcd
all over the church. a man Of rich,
natural gifts of thoughts and elo-
Guence; man Of liberal culture, too
but that is all. suppose he is here
after some office. lie has grown quite
stout Of lato years, and looks more
English than ever.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-07
4 RUINED REPUTATION.
The Cnpcrs and Escnpndes Of tho Rev. W,
Watkins Hicks.
Especial Correspondence constitutional


Especial Correspondence constitutional
ABSTRACTION, March 2S.-In ono Of
the numerous groups Of politicians
that filled the lobby Of the Ebbitt
House few nights ago saw IL man
who eight ortcn years ago created a
sensation in Georgia. Fame is fitting
and especially so when il is built on a
sandy foundation. The Rev. W. Wat
kins Hicks is seldom mentioned now
in Georgia, but well remember the
time when no man in this State was
more talked Of. He is q native of
Wales, but had long been in America,
when he came from Charleston, in
1870, to settle in Georgia and Join the
the Methodist Conference. His abili-
ty was exhibited at once to such de-
gree that he was given one of the best
appointments in the Statc-First Street
Church in Macon, believe. At any
rate he went to Macon very soon after
| came to Georgia. He became at
once known to the State by lecture
on the character Of Robert l.. Lee.
over whose recent death the tears OF
the South were not drv. The lecture
was q superb culogy and it thrilled
thousands of hearts rs delivered bv the
nervous, etlcctlve orator. 1t was not
discovered until sometime afterwards
hat the finest passages were the same
the reverend lecturer had spoken at
the North on the death Of Lincoln.
But he used them well in Georgia.
by his lectures and his sermons he
won q remarkable popularity. In
Macon he betrayed his weakness by
editing a political evening paper while
pastor of a church, but his admirers de-
Tended, even laudcd him for it. After
leaving Macon he captured Augusta
entirely. being tlattcrcd in that staid
city rs few men ever were. 1t is said
{ hat an old deaf woman there, when
she did not catch remark which was
addressed to her, would take for
granted that it was on the prevailing
topic and would reply, eyes, Dr..
Hicks is a grand preacher"
And he was. Then he could not
have been more than thirty, small in
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-07
DON'T BUY
Until
You

G stOCM ; Of r1nn which WILDE the largest cheap
urm"e @ M my % goods are warranted to represented your
@ ana can buy cheaper Bear in mind that goods Ridge.
WMc Oak, WoodWars,
% nw ncf % ns % is ] Of the quality goods
Wai ockcs Brackets,
To CtmOs a Sck and Book Shelves cheaper cheapest
1v o"s D, a @ ana see them supply Sewing good az
nmn% av @ IT, @ emenoc @ % that most of the machines largely
@ Dnt ntc merit The that
ncm @ Te%hoh m IS Inoises runs light ond will have
@ competitors can it. and hns
sh faoy All orders entrusted atnon n,5 ~
to Lumber
me- Don't al to call
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-07
TACCIN.ITION,
What the Best French Authority Has te
Say About 1t.

What The Best French Authority HAS to
Say Ab"utIt.
We give below the conclusions of
DR.. troussayravcs, celebrated
French writer on smallpox, regarding
vaccination:
/. Vaccination has preserved and
SUI! preserves an incalculable number
Of lives.
9. The number Of blind and dcaf has
considerably diminished under the i'll
tlucncc of vaccination.
3. Vaccination preserves human
beauty.
4: The charges made against vacci-
nation, when sirtcd down, arc bound
TO have no foundation.
.. Vaccination does not cause cn
ircblcd constitutions nor destroy the
hcIIth.
e. 1t docs not make typhoid fever
more prevalent.
Z. 1t docs not increase the number
Of consumptivcs.
s. 1t does not transmit scrofula and
SIX in diseases.
9. 1t is only dangerous in the hands
Of ignorant and incompetent practi-
TONERS.
10'rhc Innocence OF the practice is
so marked that in many countries vac
cination is obligatory.
II. Vaccination i no: inf"iliblo.
IL. ltr,ucclnation is necessary when
the initial vaccination has lcit poor
marks.
l3. The fact Of an interior variolic
eruption does not dispense with re-
vaccination.
II. Ii is necessary to rcvaccinatc at
ten years, at twenty years and at forty
years.
10. Beyond tho age Of forty it is not
necessary to rcvaccinatc the fourth
time, only during periods of violent
cpidcmicS.
IL 1T is necessary to vacciuato "a
soon as possible.
II. Vaccination can be pracliccu at
the date ot'birth.
Is. Vaccinations can be practiccd at
all seasons.
10. The period Of dcntition should
not prevent vaccination il the urgency
OF the case demands such step.
~. No age is safe from yariola, pro-
yidcd the subject be unvaccinatcd.
q. Vaccination and rcvaccination
should only be performed by physi-
| can.
%. Wcll-choscn vaccine matter en-
| poses the subject to no transmissiblc
| disease.
%. Animal vaccine has no supcri-
ority oyer wcll-choscn humanizctl
virus.
81. Wcll-chOscn vaccine, from the
COW or coW-poX, must be carefully
gathered to make stock for human vac
cinatiOn.
20. Living vaccine, inoculatcd from
arm to arm, must always preferred 80
vaccine in tubes and on quilts.
| 70. AL vaccine on points coming
from an unknown source must be re-
jcctcd.
27. 1t is necessary to place the val
nc OF vaccine i'll the following order:
rSt--Spontancous COW-pON vaccine.
| Sccond-lluman vaccine transmitted
from arm to arm. Third-IIuman vac
cine transplantrd on hcitcrs. Fourth
-RcccnIly pscscrvcd vaccine from Il
pure source.
2S: 1t is pl ldcnt to make ccrtsin
number of incisions.
! 20. The impression OF variola may
be made until the fifth day of vaccina-
ton.
30. An infant is not cnlccblcd by
vaccination.
81. Rcvaccinations recognize the
same rules as vaccination.
~. Pregnancy and nursing are not
lmpcdimcnts to vaccination.
33. 1t is altogether an advantage to
Vaccinaic or rcvaccinatc in times OF
epidemic.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-07

MACoH, Ga, Mnrcu ~, !s,9.
From having been intimate Il number or
years with the prOprlriOrS OF "SwiftS Syphil-
itlc Spcci;' have known much or It's manu-
ihctnrr and use. There are men In this com
Tins IN early life 10 syphilis. the most terrible
curse that ever afflicted the human family. an"
Ho@ VS T. All and S nn n~n hre %r
lief, rs free from mim of di&raSe as the tlrst
man, fresh from the hands of his Maker. Deli
mrnIatlnnS OF this medicine, but I am allowed
TO TO rrier the $'sriir mira,'!v TO those who All
rnaUtSc Tavn c" cy"rythnS ihaI can , said In It's
eldorSti or recommending nOstrunS or secret
remedies. II Is with hesitation that attach my
when say that our science has not made pub
lic combination equal TO ''SwlfCs Syphilitic
Specific" Specific FOR the PURPOSE indie, Icd. The great
cSL boon the government could bcStow on hun
drctlS OF thousands or It's citizens would be to
purchase thi3 receipt OF Its proprlctors, and
make It public for The benefit or the present
y l. MASSENBU'EG. PHI G
TllE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Propric-
tors. Atlanta. Ga.
Sold br all Druggists
Can fora copy OF Young Mems Friend"
EDITORS AND NEWSPAPER MEN
of the ccrntry endorse james Boss Patent
GOLD Watch Cases. AS n PROOF, read the fol-
lowing:
Baltimore. Md, March 8 1850.
II gives me pleasure to inform GU that the
James Boss Watch Case l have carried has
given prrrcct satisfaction. 1t wears bcallti-
fully. J. n RJNOGOID
E". and rropt Tr'cgran,.
Lafayette, Ind, March s, 1880.
take pleasure IA commenting the james
BOSS Watch Case as highly satisfactory and
euuai IN wear to one OF solid gold. They arc
the ''EoSs" In fact as we'll us in name.
". S. LINGLE,
Ed. and PrOp't Courier.
DcS MontS, Ia, Feb. 23. 1850.
Our manager has carried Il james boss
fnlrnt watch e.. Sc, and chrcriully SAYS that IL
cannot Dc beaten In rny way.
STATE LEADER co.
Pub'rS I"Wa state Iru,irr.
MatScka, H.. March s, 1850.
! am pleased to say that the James BOSS
Watrfi Case I have Is entirely SATISFACTORY
being In every respect lust rs represented. II
is Il perfect beauty. NJ. II rETEES
Ed. and Pop: HnqUois Cn. Tiancs.
WauSau, WI. March 10. 1880.
the Watch Case have OF soar make IS in
every way satisfactory IL Is JUS, :pcndM
MARK H. BNhErM
Ed. and Pr0p't Torch IF Lib, .'u
Tho above are C0ncurrcd In by hundreds T.:
other cdlt oiS aS well as merchants mechanics
and Jewellers, In all parts or the country
ThiS Is the only patent case made or Two
Plates of Solid Gold. It's warranted by Snc-
clal certtficatc. ASK your tcwcler for iluStia-
tea catalogue containing full description.
ian
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-07
MACON. Ga Nov 1 1870

w NCV.1s Van, NOV. 7,
Dr. G. j. MOHett-Dcar Sfr-Wc have been
handling Tccthina for several yea S. and the
demand increases as the article becomes intro
uuccd and Is lown. Our sales average from
lWo 10 three &: 0Ss per month We believe that
ally become n standard and Indispensable urtl-
Gle iDr in no single Instance has ii faiirf to girc
satisfaction. No complaint has ever been made
TO us, hence We conclude that It docs All ys,
claim for IT.. Merit is bound to succeed
HUNT, RANKIN IL LAMAR, Druggists
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-07
THOUSANDS USE 1T, WHY IIEslTATE9

@1'o> >'71l-FE'' VHJI7 WI 1E7
Joy TO THE WORLD WOMAN Is FREEI-
Nnons the many discoveries looking to the
happiness ana nmclioration OF the human race
none none Is cntttlca to higher consideration than
pr. j. Bradllcld,S Female Regulator, ''Woman'S
Best Friend" BY IT. woman is Cmancipated
from numbcrlcSs Ills peculiar to her sen. BE-
fole It's magic power all Irregularities OF the
womb Vanish II cures 'wlitcs," suppression
Of the .menscs" ana removes uterine obstruc-
lions. IT cures constipation and strengthens
me system, braces the nerves and purlflcS the
blood IT never fails, as thousands OF women
Will testify.
Prepared by DR.. j. Bradtlcld, Atlanta, Ca,
price 81 90 per bottle. Sold BY ali druggists.
THOMASvIILE, Ga, June %, 1878
have been selling Bmdfcld'S Fcmalc Regu-
lntor for years, and 1t still continues pOpuIar-
an evidence Of It's being all claimed for It. can
recall Instances in which It afforded rolIof oftrr
all the usual remedies had failed
>. j. CASSELS, DRUGGIST
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-07

THr Kingdom Of Roup,ania has been
officially recognized hy England, Aus
tria, Italy and Tm&cy. What if it
has been?
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-07

Irish tcnantry attacked Il posse Of
constablcs in County Mayo on Mon
day, and were fired upon. Two were
killed, four severely wounded, and
about thirty were injured. The British
LION is evidently in earnest.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-07

1rls charged against Garfield that he
is already schcmin" for Il rc-nomina-
ton in 1881, and that he fears Conk-
ling as his chief obstacle, and has
therefore made 4 determined effort to
undermine his influence in New Eork,
II hc will only succeed in showing
Under that towering mass ofmaligmitv
and swaGgcr, g1tctml country Will
be willing to reward him handsomely.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-07
WlNNSBORO, S. G..

is Jim Blaine going to let Roscoe
run him out of the Cabinet?
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

REtlADLE AND CnxAp--In order to place q
reliacle Liver PIN within tho reucn OF all, tho
price OF May Apple Pills has been reduced to
county. ..
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-07

asassSA t
IllE NEWS AND lIERAID.
e.
4 WlNNSBORO, S. G..
THURSDAY, April !, sss,
II. M.f'INS D.iTTS. Eplron
"N0. s. E:ErH0Lps. ASSOCIATE Ep,roR.
Is Jim Blaine going to let Roscoe
run him out of the Cabinet?
THr Kingdom Of Eoupania has been
officially recognized hy ENgland, Aus
tria, Italy and Tur&cy. What if it
has been?
Irish tcnantry attacked Il posse Of
constablcs in County Mayo on Mon
day, and were fired upon. Two were
killed, four severely wounded, and
about thirty were injured. The British
Lion is evidently in earnest.
1rls charged against Garfield that he
is already schcmin" for rc-nomina-
tion i'll 1881, and that he fears Conk-
ling as his chief obstacle, and has
therefore made 4 determined effort to
undermine his influence in New Eork,
II ho will only succeed in showing
under that towering mass ofmalignity
and swaggcr, gItctul country Will
be willing to reward him handsomely.
.------.-4sh-------
SOME o"c has found hitherto un-
published letter Of Edgar Allan Poe to
friend, writtcn in 1911, in which he
solcmly denies the clarmc Of ,lruukrn-
mesa preferred against him. lie admits
that while coH,incting the Messenger
in Richmond A3 occasionally gave way
10 liquor wi:h c0ny;yial companions.
but ayers th.t four years preceding
this letter nothing stronger than water
had ever passed his !;:,s, except on one
occasion when ne drank cider for Il
nervous attack. We suspect that poor
Poe was rs nuch >inncu against as
Stunning.
---------1~s-
WHEN Nranlau"h entered thr British
Parliament and refused to take the re-
li"ious !cst-"a!h, he lhuugh! he was
doing II smart lsl'", but when, under
an old statute, lie was fined by the
Courts live liun,trch pounds for every
vote lie cast '%&''"2a:ihG abou! sixty
Thousand poN'''$, ii seemed somehow
that he was ~: - ~nINit a!trralI. The
r,,,,or,o,:,.o. ,.,, ,,.., 49,:
,br,u,,, ,,o,,.,u,..,. ,n ~, r,i,,,,, =,
nav ,,c t'nn and ,,n. .,,r,,.ri,,,,,,,..i.
t,.c l;m ,r,,, l:.,;,., :, r,,.i,',,,,
oo;h oy nn no.h
--.---.....:. .-------~-
II Is cS;'m'Ha that clHht t'p pH>nhd
m'lhon feet OF umh"rArc annually Goa
S"mcd III one way or another in the
Inltcd States. Michigan, " '>'"nHm
ana MlnneN"la' 'i'rc" "' the rhict TIM
pef producing states arc ";Nu 10 nave
an aggregate OF only eighty lh"u aAI
m'''loh leel 'rlt Stand'h". HXprr'S say
'haI WITH 'lc enormous HchlA"" Great
ca pE growing populallon anu i'll
creasihg fa'lfoau llhcs, the country
VIII he nearly dcn"ucd OF timber in
the next quarter OF century. ihc
own Sro,c is c,lruI,toa tn .,,r,, ,
th;nl;uu ,,.rsnn If n,,l;, ,;,;,r
will not rcmuI,,c fiji. n,,,,,r Gonna
sort of loo; slotion shor,l hc Icvi :cL ,n
innosc , cbrcl unnu w,s,,
-----.--.s---------.-
~ WRITER III the Nc"$ """ f""''"r
n"'iSc" me S'a'c 10 Schu commissions
er o'eP |" E"r"rc spcclal'E 10 engage
Immigrants over thrrc. Men ol capt.
Hal VINO c'hl9ra'c make up their minds
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-07
OPEN BUGGIES.
M \ BtGGIES and SPRING -
lA w AGONS nrn nIlnrnl Of l..

My BUGGIES and SPRINGS ~
- WI. WAGONS arc offered at ~.
- low prices for cash, or small
= z.Sadvancc for good papers. -
Open Buggics.. -. $4,000
S Top BuggicS.. G5.OO -
* Square Body, Three ~
81 Spring Wagon, two
* seats. 20 90
~ Sporting Wagon, two y
> seats, thrcc-spring-a -
nice turnout. ........ 75.OO~
u Material and workmanship,
warranted. Axlcs arc Shcldon's ~
\ Anchor brand. Shulcr's Springs -.
- and patent wheels. | have also =
= full line of Harness and -
- Whips. -
-- j. IT. CUMMINGS. -
Opp. Dunlcvy & FanCs. IT.
mar 3 n
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-07
TO THOSE DESIRING TO BrILD

TO THOSE DESIRING TO BUILD,
w l. have just employed some Of tho
w most skilltul and experienced
workmen, and are now ready to do oli
kinds of house carpenters work. We
have also made arrangements with tbc
leading saw mills to furnish us with Inn
Der. SO on and after this date we arc pro-
pared to do all kinds of work. Persons
desiring to have old houses repaired. or
contemplate building, will do we'll to oct
an estimate from us befol Q giving out con
tracts. Drawing plans and specifications
{" spccialty' We nre vcrsed in all tho new
Styles and cnts OF tho day Contracts
taken anywhere in tho South. xii work
warranted
JOHN II. PURCELL & BROS.
Builders and Contractors.
Winnsboro, S. G.
feb II i13m
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-07
GRAND OPENINGS
IO THE LADIES or III zREZELD COUNTY;

1O THE LADIES FAZRFZELD COUNTY;
opened have ready for inspion of tho
tundb
this place
milinef, MISS BLACK OF
will pleh
match Tho
listers Under
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-07
! SEEDS
ECSr received, q large lot of choice
c Garden Seeds Of all kinds.
ALSO

Seed and eating IriSl, Potatoes of
the choicest kinds. Choice Family
Groceries arriving daily. have on
hand large lot Of best quality Sole
Leather, which will be sold at low
figures.
! am paying highest prices for Dry
Hides. Give me il call.
W. II. DONLY,
1rb II On the Corner
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-07

When you notice cholera in your hogs nn,!
chickens, give them Shocnied's Stock Feed
freely, and they viii recover. 1t Is best, how
eyer, TO comnience tho use Of the Stock Feed
Httlc ohrad or the cholera season, which will
prevent them from tnking the disease,
QuITMAN, GA, April ~, 1878.
Nor the Dcncflt or ali those who nrc inter.
sSGa n slEsing f9%s ake plsaSe II re
usc, OF this wonderful article, givcn recording.
hea'g got wM %f hESSiTLS GSa IRE nS~
ST. PRICE
MACON. GA.
Messrs. Lamar. Rankin & Lamar, Dear Sirs-
] mad been troubled for long time before using
your Consumptiye preparation. with something
Ike Asthma. and after using only two bottles
OF your Brewers Lung Rostorer brcathcd per-
disease sincc. am confidcnt t Your yxi' medicne M Inc
cured me, and chccrfuily RECOMMEND 1t TO all
WHO are suffering from Asthma.
Yours truly,
JOHN D. ROSS.
MACON, GA, March 20, 1880.
MeSsrs. Lamar. Rankin & Lamar, rcar Sirs.-
Vertigo, and have never been troubl"d with it
Slice using the medicine. cannot say too
much ny for II, and chcerfully recommend it to
Macon. Ga, March 20' 1880.
Mesars. Lama, Rankin & Lamar, Dear Sirs-
suffered Two years with Consumption. and
Thomas, Chalton and others OF this city, and
also by prominent physician OF Macon. Ga,
me SIX hotties Of your Brewers Lung Restorer,
which began TO take at once, and found i'm,
mediate relief. have used The six bottles and
nave never felt symptom of the disease since,
ana my general health Is better than It has
bcen IN years. therefore recommend it to ali
WHO nave consumption as q Pearl beyond
Iflce. Very respectfully,
MRS. N. GOOLSDY.
Sold by the Druggists OF this county.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-07

TIE New York U&,uhI has Il little
weather burrau OF its own with which
il regulates lie elements across the
ocean. For toUr years il has cnhlcd
its predictions across the water with
gratifying results. The fourth annual
report shows that out Of siXtv-livc
warnings sent over, furty-thrrr proved
successful, thirteen were partly fulfilled!
and nine were failures. The theory
upon which il works is that storms
pass over from the Eastern coast OF
America and reach the coasts ofE'lnncc.
the British Isles or Norway. This
theory has been pretty well sustained,
it appears. The whole subject OF
meteorological; predictions has received
cd mUGh aguH,ion in Tie past ten O,
twenty years. ani !Gc S.irucr is rapid
ly developing. II is not too much to
expect in the not distant, future tina!
predictions may be made several days
ahead.