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The senatorial Deadlock.

tFosidentR may come and Presidents
may 60, but tho New York Senatorial
deadlock promises to go on forever
and ever. The possible accession of
Arthur to the Presidency calls atten-
uon to the President Of the Senate,
and RENDERS the election in New York
still more Important than ever. With.
cut the Senators from that State the
Democrats have majority, and can
elect their man unless the Republicans
dllibustcr, a. they doubtless will.
even with Republican successors to
EConkling and Plat, the parties will be
evenly '&iyided unless David Dsvia
goes with the Republican party in the
organization. But the hnlf.brceds in
New York are determined to elect
their men. DePew-. has withdraw n
from the atas}gglc; and a caucus, CON-
pricing majnrity Of the Republicans,
has nominated Miller aid Laphpm.
'Conkling,a followers still hold out,
and as long as they continue to do 40,
they with the Demoersts can prevent
an election. Miller and Lapham are
two nobodies, the former half.brced,
'Hs latter O stalwart half.brced, intend.
~ so catch stalwart votes. Both of
these men are me1nbers Of the House
Of Representatives at Washington,
and the point is made that sf they be.
come Senators their places cannot he
filled in the House until after the
meefing Of Congress, in which case
the Democrats may capture the Speak
ership. This Is denied BY their adj
herents. OF the two Lapiam has the
beat chances Of election. The Stall
warts first put-up Plat. and then he
declined to run, owing, it Is said, to
some seandalous disclosures in which
a woman figured. Then Crowley was
picked up; but rs he ia also member
Of Congress, the stalwarts have drop.
ped him, IN order to make their point
on the caucus SIS eSSInS{dates. "s5S!s s5S!!s leaves
. napba@ *'tiii\1 lsorganized opposi,
''Ir>,,, and on the Iast ballot he lacke cd
only eight or nine votes Of all election
Conkljng evidently intends to hold
out until the end; and if he succeeds
IN keeping his phalanx together, Mil.
lcr will never get to Washington, save
"a a looker.,'h.
Although the condition Of the Presi
dent has temporarily withdrawn pub
lie attention from Albany, the contes,
there is fraught with results almost al
Important as those connected with thu
accession of Arthur. The two partic,
aye 30 evenly balanced that one life o,
one vote may turn the scale.
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.. L . II .
HAVING determined to "CL LOsE
QUE" our stock OF Spring Dress
dooss,..we offer you from this date
unusual bargains in same. We have
9 complete line Of these goods, and
parties will do we'll to call, examine
andprioe these before purchasing.
We would also call your attention to
our line of Fancy Muslin and Linen
Lawns. In white goods we are Full
Up" Our line of these goods con :.
'sistss Of Linen Lawns, Victoria
d.'ewns, Bishop Lawns, Plain, Plaid
and Striped : Nainsooks, Jacenets,
Cambrics, Piques, Plain and Plaid
SWISS, f&c., SO. Laces. Laces,
Laces. Edgings, Edgings, Edg-
ings. ''' =,
CALL AND SEE FOR YOUR
SELVES. .-
McMAsTER, BRICE s. KETCHIN.
"'- -. -. =, -.
may Z
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gOUTH CAROLINA NEWS.

The "n0.fence" law is growing in
1avor III Lancaster county.
Fred. Wade, o colorcd boy, was
drowned IN Barber's mill pond, Ches-
ter county. last week.
-Dr. w. L. Templeton, q promi-
Dent physician Of Abbeville, died last
week after O short illness.
The Baptist congregation at Abbe-
Vile are making great efforts to com.
plets their church at that place.
--Miss Lizzie Chapman, of Newber.
70, has accepted position ns teacher
Ia the WalhalIa Female College.
On Monday morning last at Fair.
view In Grcenville county, Sampson
Babb, Esq, was found dead in his bed
--Eigh: shares of stock Of the Ma.
tional Bank Of Newbcrry brought 1904
on Monday at public sale, with the
dividends off.
Fred Hicks, a young white man,
severely cut q negro named Isaac
Davis In the breast, at Greenville on
last Monday.
John McDatlc, q soldier of the
War Of 1912, died near Campobclla, in
Spnrtanburg county, on tho 25th OF
June. Ee was in his s9th year.
The Grcenville Convocation ofthe
Episcopal Diocese Of South Carolina
held its scmi:annual meeting last week
In Trinity Church, at AbbeVille.
--Jomtlan, Thompson, a member O.
Company.f. 18Th $. &. Regiment |,
the late war, died at his home in Ian
caster,cointy, on Saturday last.
The Newbdyry- county Sunda,
Convention will bc. held or
: Tlhnssiay and Friday, July 2lst ant
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AN. ORDINANCE
TO PREVENT FoREsrALLrHe.

TO PREVENT FoREsTALLIHG.
de TT ENACTED AND ORDAINED
ID by the 1ntendant and Wardens of
the Town Of Winnsboro, South Carolina,
IN Council met: - ..."
/. That from and after tho passage Of
this Ordinance. ho person shall engage in
the business Of \ huckster within the
corporate limits Of tho. Town of Wipns-
boro. without 6rst obtaining license
from the Town Council, which license
As Ss gfntss pbnhARs ps psy%Sns aSno of
Anv person shall be deemed huckster
within the meaning Of this Ordinance
| who, not being a merchant having fixed
place Of business. shall engage in the
business Of selling chickeDs, turkeys.
ducks md other poultry, eggs, butter.
, fruit, f1sh, game and vegetables, not Of
theif own raising, catching or production.
III That from and after the pasaage Of
| this, ,Qrdinence it shall not be lawful for
any person. other than licensed huck-
| eter, or q merchant having q fixed place
OF businesS y thin tho corporate limits Of
| said Town, to buy, with intent to soil the
Same within said corporate limits, or to
ship the,same for sale to places outside
the corporate limits, any chickens, tur-
! keSR,t ducks or other poultry, eggs, but
! ter, frnit, fish. game or other vegetables
not Of their own raising, catching or pro.
duction.
III. Any person violating any of tho
PROVISIONS of this Ordinance shall, on
conviction thereof, be fined not exceeding
the sum Of TEN DOLLARS, or be i'm
prisoned not exceeding TEN DAYS in the
county jail or town uard-house, for each
aid every offence.
Done in Council this 9Th day Of July,
1881. and with the Corporate Seal Of said
Town affixed. JOHN J..NEIL, ''
@.,, Intendant. g.
Attest: E. 8. CHANDLER
Clerk Of Councils. ~: ~;
july T.. =: H- :n!''":
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TESTIMONY OF DRUGGISTS.
We have been selling "SwiIt's SyphllitIc Spe.
cine" lor years, and regard It far superior. 70
anything known 50 science, for the diseases it
a recommended to cure. We hare never known
OF single failure.
4.J: CASSELS. Thomasville, Ga. :
L. +. QREER 4 co Forsyth, Ca
HUNT. RANKIN Il LAMAR Atlanta. Ca.
PE@9DR1oN. BAAUELs & REYNOLDS, At.
lanta, a. -
ATLANTA, GA, July I, laI4.
we have b7en using "Swifts Syphiutic Spe.
cine" ID tho trealmentot copricts Tor the last
year, ana believe Il Is the only certain knou,i
remedy that Will effect n permone cure OF dis
eases for which-it Is re ecommc ntled.
GRANT. ALEXANDER co.
$1,000 REWARD -.
VIII be pnid to any chemist who will ind on
analysis OF one hundred buttics Of 8. 8. g., one
particle OF mercury, iodiGc potassium, or any
mineral substance
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY. Froprte.
tors, Atlanta, Ga
Sold bv all Druggists
Call for copy OF Young Mems Friend"
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1T Is A WELL KNOWN FACT

Parera Bravo In combination are the beat
remedies @ S & ~ the world for disease OF the Blad:
Ger @ & or Kidneys, and That not less than one half
su1Icr from arrangement Of those organs and
neglect or fhu TO use proper remedies hurry
many 10 uDtimely graves. Numerous COM oi.
nations have been tried for Gravel, Brick Dust
Deposits, Bright's Disease, Weakness In Back
and Hips produced by arrangement OF Bladder
as Rabkin's Extract Of Buchu and Juniper. II
you 20. saner %5 from aIy disease OF those organs,
Prepared only by Hunt Rankin h Lamar,
DDruggists, Atlanta, Ga, and for sale BY all
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ARGHua received over afy threat
'ening end warming letters within a
day or two after the wounding of the
a'resident, and detective was sent by
the New York police along with hin,
whom he went to Washington. Arthur,
learning this, dismissed the detective.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-07-12

THE colerad teachcrs' institute in
Columbia is pronounced q gratifying
success, both in numbers and in the
exercises. Fairfield is we'll repre-
aentcd..
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TAX RETURNS.

AM now prepared to receive returns
l. Of all real estate and personal prop.
erty owned hy the citizens of Winnsboro.
for the Municipalkyear 1879.
E. &. CHANDLER,
july -" CLERK of Council.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

no DANGER IN TAXING MAY APPLR LIVER
fMLS.--They are harmless to the most delicate
persoD, but 80 penetrating that they clear the
systa!n OF all impurities. and gently excite the
uver er 70 heaithy action. Price l6 oentBYerbo
SolQ0y,Sll druggists In this county. -
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D. Caoina1
S. c.. 1880
the
Thorough Of il This knowledge derived from
cation but health honee impressed most
shall loontn eo latroniz hescloo
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LU1DEN & BATES
SOUTHERN USIC HOUSE,

The great Piano and Organ Houan Of
tho South, to furnish Southern bu, ers
with Pianoa and Organs from standard
makers. at lowest factory wholesale
prices. Established IN 1870, and now au
immense Music House. Magnificent Dou-
tile Store. sixty feet front, three stories
above basement Two hundred Pianos
struments sold yearly. Our field the
Sonth. Our customers legion Our capi-
tai ample. Musicians Ourselves. An
army of employers. Branch nouges in
aeven cities. Our traveller. everywhere.
Exclusive control of the best instraments
IN the world. Direct connection with
manufacturers. Always pioneers in low
pr1ces Able and willing to comps te with
the world. Pledged and sworn to do it.
AND NOW MARX US WELL.
Don't waste time answering absurd and
deceptive advertisements. Ii YOU want
cheap Instruments, we have them, and at
less than the lowest. We compete with
Beatty, or Marchall & smith or any ether
man, no matter where he lives or how
much he blows. 265 different STYLES and
prices to select from, and sncn makers m
Chickerlng. Mathushek, hrion, Southern
Gem. Mason Hamlin, Peloubet 3, Co.
and Sterling. Sent on test trial, Lew
freight guaranteed. Stools, Covers, Music
and MUSICAL JOURNAL given free A little
cash now, and balance in the fall. is all
we want. Special terms for midsummer
trade. l;O secondhand Pianos and Or
gahs, In good repair, to be Gle aed out
cheap. Write for Catalogues. prices and
terms. 1t will pay you. Address
LUDDEN d BATES, Savannah, Ga.
N. B. Send also for Catalogue Of Sheet
Music, Music Books, Violins, Guitars,
Flutes, Band instruments, Drums.
StraAGss Grsuinettea, zithers md MI
small Musical Instruments. Immense
stock. Lowest prices South.
may "a
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CANNED GOODS.

Pears, Peaches, Pinespplee. TO.
matoes, Salmon, Corned Beef, Deviled
Ham and Turkey, Sardines, sc.
Macaroni and Cheese, Ginger Pre-.
serves, Pin Head Oat Meal, Cooper
Gelatinc, Mustard, Black Pepper and
Nutmegs.
Baldwin Cateup, Cross & Black
well,'s Chow Chow, Empire Chow
Chow, Assorted Pickles, Lea e Per-
rims W Worcestershire Sauce. 49,.
:, $: J. F. MoMAsTER & co.
::-sept@iA -: -: .:-,~..
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SUGARS. assorted. Coffees, RIO.
Lngnayra and Old Gov. Java.
Teas, Black, Imperial, Gunpowder
and Young Hyson.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-07-12

Its virtues are nnquestionable and ito
curative, character absolute, AZ the writer
can. personally; testify. both from export
ence and observation.
Among the many readers Of tho Rerie,o
in one part and another Of the country. it
is probable that numbers Are afflicted with
deafness, and to such it may be said
Write St once to Hayllock & Co., 7 Dey
will receive by return remedy that will
enable you to henr like anybody else, and
whoae curative effects will be permanent.
Sou will never regret doing so - Edito,
Of Mercantile Reuie,p. Jun 25-3m
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:, EaliRsE AHp DEVELOP the ronsa,

ease. rAdyics nee Describe case and send stamp
20 20. q: Ds I. 70, AnantH, Ix No humbns. High.
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'f,ALMA, ALA, April 9, 1878.

pisns;[. Ms + F. eSSS9 g, 1gsP~Besf 81; tsse
very poeS yoSr yoW
great success. She looks much better now,
err aSo this is
sps d. n''se' vsrg Ss i e 5
- EurAuLA. AlA., July, 1873.
Mr.. shoenfeld: / uard one saoK OF your stock
was sq,i II she nr a9ned her
and milk. very respectfully: " 1.'A
Sold by the druggists ottlhs county.
Or. a. X. Norton, Of Savannah, writes: I as.
proyai and cSr,ioate k iavor OF Your nY xahpe
kesi9rer, as having given It fair triaiina num-
treatment Of Bronchits and suoess Consmn, IN Sae
sumption SIZE hsa been Confined 'iH 10 her bed Hn tie
Hectic Fever every day ana had s but uttie Iais
9GIRss S OF her ,Gceoyery but
perfectly sound: I gave her no. Other Lung Jung
Medicine than yours and q cough syrup mako.
s,9oSs IL Soh ssep e Is
Lung Res.orer as vaiuabIes Preparation eHn%Ha1s
nearly out. Send bill Of same ana viii remit nit
onrs Mses STT good success remain,
ou'' fe'pe0''",'yi a II. NORTON Mp
Corner West Broad and Harris Sta. Savannah.
Georgia.
.~.~'.. MACON, Ga.
Messrs. Lamar. Rankin Lamar Gentlemen:
lone bottle OF Brewers Lung Restorer cured
me OF Bronchitis In q weeks time. viii want
Anew more bottles soon. intend keeping II in
my mouse all the time, ae / consider IT, q Valun-
Die medicine. Yours respectfully,
HENRY DAVIS.
Sold by the Druggists OF this county.
CoLuaprs. Ga, April l9, 1878.
pr. @. J. MofYett-DeaT .SfT--My. wife and nv.
SELF are satisfied that the life Of our teething
tTtetbfng Powdcrs) when other remedies had
1aileo 10 relieve him. We hace been delighted
o, e,h 5hS sleeag ana psranst refsS given one Of
TeGthina 10 Indispensable to us, and should be
kept py sl parents having small children.
Respectfully, etc.,
JESSE WRIGHT,
Foreman Enouirer.Slin
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Free to Everybody !
A BEAUTIFUL BOOK for the ASKING

BY applying personally at the nearest
Office Of THE SINGER MANUFACTURE
ING co. (or by postal card if at n dis.
tance) any ADULT person will DO pro.
sented with beautifully illustrated copy
Of Now Book entitled
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f. Pr. D, Colege1.
direction principal,
ana experienced teachers and n4 the institute nt and pleasant
pleaeed From being
work
is a
accomplished T.
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n :-SS7 8 . TSTT7. u.
} MUSICAL HOMES
.a TrL ~ s.. -AkE>-~ | s.
HAPPY, HOMES.
"Rh hat has eNrth dearer In palace or grove. g.,
Than music at nfghtfall froiu lips that wp love- >

nHhat has earth dearer In palace or grove,
Than music at nightfall froiu lips that wo love" !"
Ah1 yes. Music, Sweet Music, does
make Home, Sweet Homo. happier ana
dearer md the hoad,of family that in
these days of culture and progress loes
not place Piano or IN organ in his
home, deprives himself and dear ones of
q vast amount of pure and refining enioy-
meRt. Our Sunny Southland has in the
past ten years taken wonderful step
forward 3n Musical development and the
grand question now being agitated in her
millions OF homes ia not ''Shall we buy an
fundamentally '.f4ow and where shall
we buy It." And IL is perplexing ques.
ton, too. The papers are now flooded
with flaming advertisement Offering won
derful bargains Of 81. 900 Pianos for $297,
II Stop Organs forS85:.S One friend ad.
vises this. and another TINT, and 80 on,
until the worried buyer becomes actually
afraid to buy at oil, lest / 6 be cheated,
and 80 delays until some. unscrupulous
travelling agent comes along and t'scoops
him in" with n cheap, ..snitie" instru-
ment; which, in the end, Improves source
Of modification, rather than of enjoy
ment.
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GRANT and Conkling endorse Ar.
thaRs qualification for the Presidenoy
EBut-who now will en{lorae Grant aud
Conkllng? l'-.s "a >@@ .,
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EARS for the MILLION?

Positively Restores the Hearing. and Is the Sfhiv
Absolute Cure for Deafness Known.! -
This oil is extnct ea.-.Itrom q peculiar
species Of small A'HITE suARK, caught, in
Iae RnasJ! Ssiiow .asea. known as carcharodon
fo''a"ei'. Every Chinese fisherman
knoYsit. It's virtues ~ n restorative of
nearing we're discovered by n>Rnddhiat
Priest about the year l410. ITS cures were
so mum erous and many so seemingly mi
raculous. that the remedy was officially
proclaimed over the entire Empire. Its
use became 40 universal that for over 3UO
years no Deafness has existed among the
Chinese people. Sent charges prepaid.
to any address at 81 per bottle.
Only imported BY HAYLOCK d CO., =.
Sole Agents for America. Dey st. New York.
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GENIUS REWARDED

STORY Of the SEWING MACHINE
containing handsome and costly steel
engraving frontlspiece. also. IS finely eli.
graved wood cnts, and hound in an elab.
orate blue and gold Autographed cover
No charge whatever is made for this har d
some book. which can be obtained only
by application at the branch and subordi.
nate offices Of Tho Singer Manufacturing
Co.
THE SINGER MANUFAC ACTURrNG co.
Principal Oflice, "a Union Square
may lily New York.
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EV Ehi EXFF
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GRAND OPENING.

TO THE LADIES or EAIRFIELD COUNTY:
HAVE just opened and have ready for inspection
NOT1ONS ever brought o
MRS. BOAf, with the Of
Baltimore
keep them full
trimmings match Tho
best
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TW WEETT-Y-FoIv 4.
D 4 Wis Y = RTICAI FEED
SEWING MlCNINrS.

HE best the market
THOUSAND DOLLARS REV ARD to who
itb,h machine
with any of the machine the market Two hundred
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LONDON, July "A Constantine.
pie dispatch says the Sultan has resolv.
ed to commute all the sentences OF
death except in the cases Of the actual
Of Abdul Aziz.
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Inc QuEEN BsS Corset Skirt
.p e1y ped desired length 1t also Inns tho
STEEL IROiE TOR Which
nsng but also ns impossible to break the
NJ
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WoN'T WASH A favorite game at
the senside is trying to distinguish be-
tween city bellies and their maids when
both are In the water together. -Phi1a.
delphio Ne,cs. Should think the di .
ference would be quickly disccrnible.
The former won't wash"-ur rathc,
the color In their checks will wash-ofi.
N0,ai1OsCa Herald.
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ALSO Z N STCRE

tine lot of rnng potatocS Onion Sets Seeds Corn Oats Cheese
TO arrive, $4,000 feet of Good
Dry Goods, Of all kinds Millinery, new
lot Of Spring Goods ''' ~
r n
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-02-04

set in fully against them and they saw
further resistance would involve them
more deeply, there was 80 sudden q
change always apparent that one could
scarcely believe the fugitives hurrying
over the hills were the same men who
had resisted so desperately but q few
minutes before. They acted wisely ;
they knew their powers in scaling steep
hills, or in making their escape by fleet
ness of foot; and the host generally dis
solved with a rapidity which no one but
an eyewitness can appreciate. If caval-
~ overlook them, they turned like
wolves and fought with desperation,
selling their lives as dearly as men ever
sold them; but there was no rally in the
true sense of the word, and but faint at
tempts at aiding each other. Their reg
ular troops were but little amenable to
discipline by reason of deficient train
ing, and they resorted to the tactics they
had pursued as tribesmen, when once
they were forced to retire."
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POll.eViI.

In the treatment of this case the pa
tent should be confined on light diet,
and potion of cooling medicines should
also be given-ten Or twelve ounces of
Glauber salts dissolved in six gills of hot
water. As soon as the liquid is suffi-
GENTLY cool it should be gently poured
down the throat from smooth-necked
champagne bottle. The tumefied parts
should be kept constantly wet by means
of bandages thoroughly saturated in a
mixture composed Of equal parts of pure
cider vinegar and cold water. This
treatment should be well persevered in
for few days. Should the tumor in
the meantime increase in its size and
the parts develop much heat, a poultice
of bruised flaxseed should be applied
twice daily for forty-eight or ninety-six
hours, or until the tumor manifests
fluctuating feeling. You will please note
that no representation should be in
dulged in, such as waiting patiently for
the tumOr to break of its own accord,
but as soon as the matter can be distinctly
felt by pressure make an incision slant
ingly with sharp knife upon the right
side of the neck as the base of the abscess.
The incision or cut must not be made SO
deep as to come in contact with the
spinal cord or marrow. The opening of
the base of the tumor should be made
sufficiently large to allow the pus to
freely escape as fast as it forms. A
seton should be passed down from
the natural opening at the top of the
tumor through the artificial opening
made at its base. Before inserting the
seton it should be dipped in tincture of
cantharides. This will be found the
safest and best plan to adopt for pro-
noting healthy granulation and adhe-
sion of the walls of the tumor. The fis-
tulous track is not probably very long,
and the tape-seton will work its way
gradually but efficaciously out, by which
time the cure is made. A stimulus is
also necessary to be applied to the in
terror of the tumor by resaturating the
seton, in three or four days after It is
first inserted, with q solution made by
dissolving ten grains of nitrate of silver
in one ounce of cold water. This latter
named stimulus should be applied twice
per week until healthy discharge of
pus appears; then stop. In the open
ing, from the top down to the artificial
opening at the bottom, should be in
jected three times week q stimulus
composed of one drachm chloride zinc
dissolved in one pint of cold water. APP
ply the zinc lotion in half an hour after
using the cantharides tincture and the
nitrate of silver solution. The tincture
of cantharides should only be applied
once, and the nitrate of silver solution
on the third or fourth day after, and
continue as long as found necessary;
but the zinc lotion should be applied
once daily until healthy granulation
takes place, then every second or third
day until the parts heal sound.-N. Y.
World.
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TIE popular impression that New
foundland is . dependency of Great
Britain appears to be erroneous. Lord
Dunraven has just called attention to
the fact that, by the treaty of Utrecht,
still in force, fishing rights over the
shore from Cape Ray to Cape John,
comprising about three-sevenths of the
entire coast line of the island, were SO.
cured to France, and that country lays
claim to q strip of land half a mile in
width along the entire western seaboard.
Some day the settlement of conflicting
claims of the English and French Gov
ernments will afford fine field for
diplomatic maneuvering. Meanwhile,
the uncertainty is serious bar to the
prosperity of the whole island. The
Government is debarred from making
any disposition of over 10000 square
miles of land. Nobody cares to pur-
chase or attempt to develop the re-
sources of the land. Worse still, as it is
subject to no authority, it has become
the refuge of criminals of all classes, for
no writs are effective there, but "every
man does that which seems best to him
in his own eyes,