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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-11

LITTLE Pat loves excuse for not
making short work Of a foe was as per-
feet as an excuse could be.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-11

in cul WAITING sweet potatoes 10 not
let the vines root Il tho joints, as nu-
mcrous small potatoes Will form there
at the expense of tho largo ones.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-11

DOLLY WARDEN CAKE.-Whites of
five eggs, one coffee cup Of white SUI
gar, one cup Of sweet milk, one tea
spoonful of baking powder, we'll MIX
ed in ilour; bake IN jelly pans. Yolks
Of five eggs, one cup of sugar, one
half cup Of butter, two cups of flour
one half cup sweet milk, one tea
spoonful Of baking powder, one pound
currants; flavor with cinnamon and
nutmeg; bake in jelly pans. jelly for
the above. Two lemons grated and
squeezed, two tablespoonfuls Of but
ter; cook until quite thick, and STIR
ring all the time. Place cake after
baking in alternate layers with jelly
between.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-11
RUPTURE

eiSved and cured without tho injury trusses inaIot
BroaMwayy M ~ Nav a; SynERMAN,s y system, 0Glco. 2s
OF bad cases before and after cure mniisS
ior ioo' Beware OF fraudulent imitators.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-11
SUPERIOR,
MUSICAL WORKS.

For Sunday Schools:
THE BEACON LIGHT $50 cents) Is un-
Books that has been published. by j. ii. Ten,
ney and Il. A. Hoffman. Send 3 dimes for spe-
cimen copy.
NEW OPERAS
OLIFEIvrE. go cents); BILLEE TAYLOR go
cents) THE MASCOT. ($I.tO). Four editions OF
very popular operas.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-11

CAN young man who Is writing to
his sweetheart be said to be writing
for the press?
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-11

Yhc Chemical News gives the follow
Ing account Of an experiment by II.
Gross The purest commercial milk of
sulphtlr was mixed with linseed oil in
nearly equal parts, and then gradually
heated IN a wide capsule. Offensive
yapors were given Off, the mass swell
cd up strongly, and then remaincd a
black porous; boly, which will not bum
like sulphur. When the tine!y-pulvcr-
lied black mass was heated with pure
concentrated snlphuric acid, sulphur
Gus acid was evolved. and there re-
mained liquid resembling sirupy sui
phur, from which stllphuretted hydro
gen threw down a Substance soluble in
ammonium sulphidc--a fact which
Gross considers now. He has grave
doubts Of the elementary character Of
sulphur, and he Is about 10 test VIII eth
er 1t Is not really a compound body.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-11

OAT MEAI..-One CUP and half Of
oatmeal for twelve persons; cover
with a pint OF cold water; stir around
and drain Off the black specks; then
put in two quarts of cold water and
boil it very slowly from forty live
minutes to an hour, often stirring It ;
while boiling add salt and sugar; cat
it with scalded milk or other wise, ac-
cording to your taste. DR.. johnson,
who hated everything Scotch and
never missed an opportunity to ex-
press his prejudice in his dictionary,
thus defined coats :" "In England
food for horses, in Scotland food for
men," The excuse for him Is, that
he never ate oatmeal prepared after
the above recipe.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-11

HINTs-Spent tan-bark has boen
plowed into compact clay soft with
the best results, as it rendered the soil
mellow and incl casei tho Sarmth.
Sheep manure Is much richor than
thrtof COWS. Practically it Is estimated
at nearly double that Of cattle. An
Oregon farmer made considerable
syrup from watermclons last year.
The melons were run through cidor-
mill, and the juice strained and boil
au down. Sulphur Is q good dissinfec-
tGnt In hen-houses and pens. Sprin-
kled on bushes and vines 1t does much
towards preventing blight and mildcw.
HARNESS should never be kept in
stables where manure is constantly
generating large quantities of ammo.
MIA. Ammonia 70: $ the leather.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-11
Vegetille.
six Bottles Every Spring
SICK HEADACHE.

MINSRAP0LiS. Dec. 10, 1873.
II. K. STEVENS. Boston:
DEAR SIR had been troubled with Sick
iiendarhc as often as once q week for twenty
Years up 10 March, 1872. when thought would
Try VrS' tine. | look six bottles and have been
troubled but very little since. have recon-
hehaed Ncgetlne to others with the same good
results. take half dozen bottles every
spring which keeps me oil right through the
year. by so doing It cleansei my blood and
'orliiirs my system against disease for the year
Yours very reSp'Y,
S. j. SHERMAN,
Dispensing Druggist, 424 Nicolet Av.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-11
r general Readers and for TOWN LIDRARIE
Musical Literature.

AS tho Great Masters really created modern
music, no musician is thoroughly posted
until he has read their lives. Ditson 4 CO.,
raphles OF Beethoven {s2), Handel i2), RossnI
Si.75), Mcndessohn tsl.56). Chopin (sibO), Won
Weber q vols. each $l.50), and schumann Isl 50)
mantle Biography OF Mozart Q.75) Beethoven
Biographical Romance (st.bo), and tho Letters
or Mozart q vols. each $3.50, Bcethoyen's Let
$l6O), and Urbino's sketches OF Eminent Musi-
cal Composers Goc.) The most valuable Musi-
cal History Is Ritters History OF Music e Yois
each 81 50). and the most entertaining Iiistori.
cal SkeIc chcs are those in l.. G. ElSon's well
written Curiosltics OF Music {$D
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-11

A MUsEMENT OR rR0FIT..1Ivery Enamel Pho.
~ tos. Instructions mailed for 81. Transforms
photo to beautiful Ivorytype Easily learned and
money made teaching others; Usual prico from
teacher, So Novelty Co.. 18th st. and Gould Az.
enuo, Newark, n. J.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-11

HERE Is a cheap system Of raising
Lima beans: Take an ordinary nall
keg, rs near watsr-tight as possible; !;
bore quarterback holes in overy third
stavo an Inch from the bottom. Spade
and pulverize thoroughly a circle of
tho keg in the center filled nearly full
Of good stable manure, we'll pounded
in; plant Lima beans end downward,
two inches deep, eight inches apart,
and as many inches from tho keg, all
around 1t; pour on a pail of water, or
as much rs the manure Will absorb,
which may be rnnnot"d nn"n wool
in dry wootner. Place five or six poles
foot from the keg letting the tops meet
over 1t; and the work Is done. rour
hills will be found to raise enough
for any family.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-11

S'ciss engineers have employed the
principle found so useful in coal mines
OF drawing up empty cars by the su.
perior weight Of loaded cars DESCEND
ing tho incline, on a passenger rail
way at Bricnz. From tho landInk at
that place to the plateau at the top OF
the Falls OF the Glcssbach tho road is
furnished with two coaches attached to
an endless steel rope. In place of an
engine to drive this cable, tank IS at
tached to each coach, to be filled with
water at the top and emptlcd at the
bottom, thus ascending empty and de-
scending loaded. Thus the force of in
crtla that carries ono coach down
causes tho other to go up. Instead of
double track single track with an
automatic turnout In the middle is en-
ployed.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-11

GRAHAM BREAD.-Boll u pint of milk
and thicken with Graham flour; then
add cold milk enough to make the
whole as thin as batter. AS soon as
cool enough not to scald, add half u
teaoupful of hop yeast and set in Il
warm place to rise when light put
In a little salt and Il half teacupfuI CT
syrup-or swceten to taste-and as
much Graham flour as can be stirred
In with a spoon. Sprinkle little fine
flour on the dough boards, and mould
the brown bread until 1t works clear
from the bread and hands, being care
full not to get 1t too stiff and dry. Put
it into round basin (that will lit nice
ly in your steamer) and return to
the warm place to rise, When light
enough to bake put it into tho steamer
over boiling water and let it cook an
hour: then bake twenty minutes in the
oven. DO not open the steamer while
the bread is cooking or the bread will
bo heavy.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-11
DOMESTIC.

PoACHRD Eaas AND SPtNACH.-Fill
a shallow saucepan with water and salt
Quantuns suG.; add little vinegar and
some leaves of parsley. When tho
water is on the point Of boiling Ut
should never be allowed to boiD, break
two or more eggs into 1t, according to
the size of tho pan, and put on the
cover. When done, take them out
carefully, brush them clean on both
sides with paste brush, and cut each
egg with a round tluted paste OUTER,
80 as to get them of a uniform shape.
Serve On a puree made as follows: {:
Pick and wash perfectly clean two
pounds or three pounds Of spinach,
put 1t into a saucepan with a little
water and let it boil till quite done {;
turn 1t out on hair sieve to drain !;
squeeze the water, out, and pass the
spinach through the sieve. Put a
good lump Of butter into saucepan,
fry 1t light brown, add a pinch Of
flour, mix we'll, put In the spinach,
pepper and salt to taste, and a little
milk; stir we'll; dispose the spinach
on dish, laying the poached eggs OH
top of 1T, and border Of fried sIppets
round 1t.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-11
fNLY 25 Cents for White Handled Two. Bladsd
y Knife. Miniature Battery Co., Philad'a a. Pa

Nj lRBIilFUL MORSELS, o splendid Humorous
terry Co., Philada. Pa. '
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-07-21
TOWN OF PRINCETON.
Names Of owners and years
which taxes are due


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TRIAL, 1872 a to 1880 inclusive 90
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L Day, 1877 to 1881 lnclnslvs, We nWA
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do 1876 TO aoeo 1acn ~ IVA swA
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SW Farnhan, lsI1 70 iooV lncluSive' sea
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Rollins, ls{z 70 i9av l i sSA swA
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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1881-07-21

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rs Prince, 1875 to 1880 inclusive, ne swA
JCRoot, 1918 to 1850 inclusive. VIZ neA q
Unknown H4 ISL ISL to 1880 inclusive. nw1A nwA
Pratt s. Rines 1877 to 1880 inclusive, ne14 sellz
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do 1875 to 1880 inclusive, SO nwA
is Prince 1872, 1874, 1879 d 1ss0,neI scI
20 A Nickerson 1879 to 1880 inclusive,
b s Bull ls7a to 1880 inclusive, 80 nw74
W Hughes 1875 to 1880 inclusive, se4
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+ Mckay, 1872 to 1880 inclusive, se1 nwA
Keith & Cowles, 1873, ls79&l8so, ny nwI,
do 1878, 1879 IL 1880, VIZ swI
NJ Hills, 1879 to 1880 inclusive, swM
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B 8 Bull, 1873 to 1880 inclusive. nwA nwI
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-21
CANADIAN ITEMS.

LUcAN, Ont Aug. 2o-William Freize and
John Away who digging well here this morning
were overcome by foul air Frciho dead when taken
out and Away was unconscious bat VIII probably re-
cover.
HALIFAX, y. g, Aug 20-Tho fishing schOoner Massa-
soft, OF Gloucester Mass arrived here last night from
the Western Banks, leaking badly. Tho crew had To re
main continually az the pumps keep from sinking
She win 20 on the marine ship to-day.
In the Provincial Rhe Association shooting on the
bedford Range yesterday, Private Gass. OF tho 7Sth
battalion, led In the competition for all comers whining
the Remington ride. He scored 81 ont OF po,lo 100
at 200, 800 and 600 yards.
MphfftAir Aug. 2O.-Thc late John Hughes. OF this
CITY, II Suapccl,d - have been murdered thrown
into the river by disreputabc pcson An Invest CATION
IL in progress.
The arrivals o vessels 80 far GggreSate SOL deere
oi 3S compared "lth last year The number or occaa
steamers IN port at prcecnt u Ii and 6ning yrsses 30
"ihlrE"' Aug. 2o.-A proclamation APPEARED IA he
olcla G0-cHf yesterday, extending the laws IALi
toba except thoSc controlling the liquor trac to the
newly acquired territory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-21
SPANISH AFFAIRS.

LONDON, Aug. 20-Thc Paris correspondent 1t
OF The Times that reception given to the Diploma
tic body there, the Duke Fernan Nunez, Spanish Ambas
sador at Paris, handed to NJ ST. Hilare, Minister Of
Foreign Affairs the reply Of Spain in regard to the claim
for indemnity for damages suffered by Spanish sub
jects by the recent raid at saida, in which
Spain cOngratulates herself that France
recognizes tho cxpedency OF entertaining the Spanish
claims, not much international law consider
ations of mutual friendship and humanity. Spain
presses the hope that the matter may be speedily settled
and the bonds of friendship between the nations
thereby knit closer.
NJ. Bartholemy st. Hilaire receiving the note
merely asked for statement of the which Spain
claims: This statement will he furnished next week.
and 1t is to he presumed that other note will
Represented but that the discussion will turn solely
the particulars of the account
The Times in n leading article says:
The Moderate party in Spain VIII probably obtain
fair majority in Sundays elections. The opposition
papers OF all shades OF opinion, complaining OF
Government pressure and undue influence, but the
act that possible To talk Independent observers
are talking OF sharp struggle shows that the voting
VIII not be rs usual, Il mere fUrmolity
The Madrid correspondent of The Standard says:
Canovas del Castillo II confident the return Of
hy conservatives. He Intends Mt the beginning OF the
session oi the CorteS to open vigGrous campaign
against Sagasts recent levying taxes and king the
drafts OF the couscription royal decree.
The Madrid correspondent of The Daily Netcs says:
The rumor relative to Spanish negotiations to obtain
recognition rs a great power IL unf0undcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-21
FOREIGN NOTES.

LoNDON, Saturday, Aug 90 1881.
Dutch ecntl man and two ladies ~ hs family have
been kicd by landslip the road to The rote-Nolr
Switzerland.
The Tdncs at the request the Mayor Of Charleston
s Co. publishes extract from me Charca,on Ncies re-,
laing 20 the history OF the statue of william fit Earl OF
Chatham, In tiat city.
Dispatches from Durham state that Zuuland IS attn
very unsettled General Sir Evelyn Wood started for
Zululand Friday. lie will overake 3OD cavarv who
are already on the road thither.
In the House OF Commons to-day, the encra
moved FOR the appointment of royal commission in
lute into ALLEGED corrupt practices Wgan but the
motion was rejected by vote of I3 to 81.
The last granite ring In tho "Wlndy Stretch" the
trcachcrous part in the 81 Gothard Tunnel has been
completed, and os the rings previously made show no
signs OF yielding it s hoped that the difficulty which 80
s"rcy troubled the engineers has mt lcugtA
come.
Carsruhe drpatch says that the tho story telegraph.
ed to The London StJ,dard from Baden OF n scheme TO
unite Alsace with Baden they erected into "A new
Kingdom OF the Rhine, IN totally unfonuded.
dispatch frOm Ale Xandra The Sandard says: 1t
is the general opnon here that the discomfort in
army aud the agitation among the people viii not ter
inmate as long as the Ministry OF Eiza Paehn s IN office
dispatch from Alexandria 20 The Times says the fall Of
that Ministry considered certain before the end Of the
present month.
1t Is officially announced in Athena that the Greek
troops entered Tcssay this morning Turks having
previously withdrawn. The British member of the De-
limitation Commission attacked 10y brgands near the
frontier In Eprus, ana after sharp encounter In which
the commander OF the Turkish escort WIS killed the
brigands were beaten off.
The Nooaia Gaseta St. Petersburg newepapcr has re
ceivcd its first warning from the Censorship, and
its sale in the streets Ia suspended. The
signed for its suspension the liberty
OF the press aud declaration in it's first issue of its
souaally Wild the suppressed G0ios II Ia pointed ont
that the hocGa Gase0 closely resembles the Golos
ioln ana type as To DC regarded continuation OF that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-21
INCREASED HOPE Iy THIS CITY.

The size and disposition of the groups IT the Fifth
avenue Hotel form good index of the condition
OF TIE patient AZ the White House. If there is dis
couraging news The groups grow in nnmberand size.
and a restless, nervous throng presses around fba
bulletins. But if The symptoms arc more favorable
there are very few in the corridors aside from the
guests, and the restlessness disappears The char
acter of the reports from the SEX chamber yoster-
day seemed to res tore the hopefuness that was en-
tertained before the last relapse. Nearly everv-
body al the hotel last night showed that the cloud
OF anxiety that lowered 50 darkly week
ago had again lifted. Instead OF moving
nervousy about, most of the guests wero
reading the newspapers or quietly chatting. The
prev3linG sentiment appeared "a be- tba- tie Pres
ident has conquered tle last great dangor mat n Il
aced hln, and that he Is getting again on the road
towards recovery.
Fice-Preslent Arthur passed auo her quiet day at
rs mouse: Ia the eVcniughe went Out bnt returned
after short time. He said that his rows fr,5a
Washington We ne rs the official hulle.ias
ana that he should remain IL Aew-lork oyer Sun
Gay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-21
GENERdL FOREIGN NEVIS.
IRISH GRIEVANCES DISCUSSED.

LONDON, Aug 2O.-ln the House of Com
last night during the debate the tho
salary of the Chief Secretary for ireland Mr Parcll
said that he thought that Mr. Forster deesed
by large body OF tho Irish people than any OF his pre-
dccessors, account of the mode in which he admin
tered not only the Coercion act but the general law Of
the country With regard the future, he said ~ the
Land bill brought abouta substantial abatement OF rent
the Irish people, he thou ght would make the Il
and would use II instrument for the attainment
of complete land reform.
Mcssrs. Dawson, Redmond and Barry, Irish mcnbers
Joined in condompng Mr Forster in language more or
less strong, Mr. Barry declaring that Mr. name
held in eXecratioa and that he had CO.
ercon act 10 stinc the Land League.
on vote for law 'hrges and costs OF criminal prose-
caons Mr. Parnei severely criticised the Crown
prosecutions in Ireland Mr.. Healy others sharply
attacked the conduct of the Irish spendiary mags-
trates The Irish estimates have been disposed with
the exception OF five items. Among these is the vote
for the constabnlary.
In the House of Commons to-day Mr. Parneu ia call
ing attention to the rearrest OF Michael Dillon and NOV
ing hs release from imprisonment. said It was be-
eved that Mr. Dsvitt arrested because he called
Mr. Forster " Mr. Outrage Forster" Mr. Parnen said Il
the meanest. most contemplate committed
Sir WIN. v Harcourt Home Secretary justified the mr.
of Mr Davit He said that SIR. DaYtt returned
TO Ireland ayOwod Fenan. and htd Language
yainy tried to obtain disavowal OF Fenianisin
IIish hehi1cis oi I.c iouse VINO supported lhc Land
Mr. ParneIl's motion was tef,,fei hv yote nf - "a
49, The House then resumed the consideration OF bust
The London corr-spondent OF The Leeds Uere, so,,a
he believes that Sir Charles Gavan Duffy who i'm ss
headed the Young Ireland party, and in 1896 cmi-
grated to Australia where he held Important Coye]-
nent positions and received the honor lnighthood
foI1u party ia ireland fayorable to National asDjr.
~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-21

1890 p. m.--The President continues to do well
lie is taking liquid food by tho mouth in increased
quantity and with relish. The nutrtive enenata
arc still successfully given, but at longer intervals.
His pulse Is now lO7 temperature, 0S.4 respira
ton Is.
At the morning dressing the wound was look
lug wall, and the pus discharge was of a healthy
character After the operation of August the
dressing readily followed the track OF the bali 10
the depth Of three and half four inches At the
dressings, however, small quantity of healthy pUs
came, as vas believed. from the part of the track
beyond this point, either spontaneously, or after
gente pressure the anterior surface of eright
lilac REGION but this deeper part of the track was
net reached by the tube untiI yesterday morning,
when the separation OF small slough permitted il
to pass unresiS5ed downward and forward for the
distance Of twelve and onc-haif inches from the
teInal surface of the last incision.
This facilitates the drainage and cleansing
of the deeper parts of the wound, but has
not been followed by any increase in the quantity
OF pus discharged The large pus cavity which had
formed in the Immediate vicinity of the broken rib
is Glling up with althy gran,lations. and the