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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-18

Half an hour aiterward VIC set ont fishing.
NarI,iZ had wrapped himself up in know not
what long-eared cap. which rendered him stll more
majestic He marched in front with a solemn aud
measured tread two lines swung IN cadence IRON
his shoulder. A little boy with naked feet and
with eyes liked respectfully on the back OF Aarkiz
followed him. bearing pot full OF worms and a
watering can TO hold the fish.
Hers near the dyke explained Narkiz to me- a
floating bank has been prepared for greater conven
renee. Eh! ed! our idlers are already there!
Look il has become a regular habit
l raised my head, aad on this same hauk per-
ceived two men, seated with their backs TO US,
fishing TRANQUILITY.
"Wbo are theyp asked /.
'Neighhors' answered Earkiz impatiently.
They have nothing to eat al home, ana 50 Ihey
honor u with their visit
They are ~ernitted tc fish hereP
'The old master permitted them; don't know
whether Nicholas PetrovitcA. The taller OF the
two is q sub-deacon out of engagement, worthless
man the stOuter is brigadier'
How a brigadier exclaimed l.
The garments of this brigsdier were almost moro
pitahle than those Of the sub-descOn.
! 1T Is as ! have the honor 70 tell you. He pos
sessod very good property and now II Is by favor
he gets corner IN an isba, and he lives on what
God sends him. But what are we 10 do They
have taken the best places. We must disturb these
amiable visitors
mo, Narkiz, leave them alone; do not disturb
fheu- We VIII take another place. / wish 10
make the brigadier's acquaintance
sAs you please bat as to making acquaintance,
you must not hope, sir, TO get mach pleasure from
Ind as stupid In conversation q little child In
bot, ne is near mis- eightieth year,
whats his name
yyassili Fomitch; family name, Gousskof'
land the sub-deacouP
sTSsssub-de aooaf He Is called cucnmhsr--,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-18

Sueh a cottage I happened to visit thirty years
ogo: an old story as you see The little DOMAIN IN
which il was found belonged TO one Of my univer-
slty comrades He had inherited ii quite recently
Irin a bachelor uncle and did not live on II HIM
self At a short distance, however. extended some
large marshes where during the passage OF summer
pbounded great snipe. Ny comrade and |. passion
ate sportsmen, had appointed a meeting at TINS
touse FOR st. Peters Day. the opening OF me
season He had TO come from Moscow, from my
village NV connrade detained and did not
come till several days later. ] did not wish 10
begin shooting without him. had hcen received
by an old servant named Narklz, who had been
warned of nv arrival. This old servant did not at
all resemble Caleb or Sayelitch Tin the CaptalTs
Daughter of Pushkinl, but deserved more the
nickname of narqwis which my friend jocularly
gave him. He rad bearing full OF assurance,
almost of dignity. and manners refined IN their
elowness He looked with pity on us young lei
lows and cvnced little respect for the class or gen
tlernpn. no spoke OF bis old master with as
dainful negligence and to his fellow servants ne
despised them profoundly " Tor their Ignorance -
that Was his expression IN fact he conld read ana
wife expressed himself with olearness and precl-
sion drank no brandy, aud rarely vert TO Ghurch'
which caused him TO be held hereto. lie was
tall and spare had long and regular lace nose
sharp and eyebrows thick and always IN motlon'
He wore a Il nc and very neat oyercoat' anu hleh
boots pointed III form OF a heart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-18
Kill.

Upou my arrival I went 10 Narkiz for lnforma-
ton Naturally he assumed an air Of difficulty and
Importance. lie was surprised that such TITLES
could interest me- However, lac finished by roiat-
lug 10 me what he knew This is what learned:
'Vassili Fomitch Gousskof had made the &c
quaintance of Agrafena 1yanoyna Teleghlne at
Acralenas husband served In The suite OF the gen.
eraI who governor Of the province ana
Gousskof had come TO the toH on leave. lie was
smitten with her Immediately, but still did not quit
the service. He was forty years OF age, was I'M
married and possessed respectable Tor une.
Agr,fena's husband died soon after and leit his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-18
THE BROADER.
BY IVAN TOURGUENEFF.

DO Won know, reader, those little manor-nouses
which abounded twenty-five or thirty years ago "a
the Ukraine Of Great Russia Few remain ~ .iiiS
day and perbaps-as they were built or wool
before ten years the last will have gsappeaIeu
without leaving trace. One observed at nrso d .
pool of running water - oorG naTeaed broods
NJ dnrk with whom at times was assocl,
ated shy teal; beyond the pool, garden planted
with lindens the pride o. b our where bell
flowers. yetehes and stray ears OF rye ana oas
mingled with the Strawberries: then tmGket pi
red aud black currants, and raspberrles, IN tnS ne
midst OF which at the hour of the dumb heat OF
noon one was sure to see pass the striped Aercnlel
of a maid-servant, singing at the top oil her Vo'ce,
Farther of a scanty kitchen garden-where
swarm of sparrows covered the stakes, while eau
erouched on a ruined well-.snrroundeu Httic
greenhouse raised-as or nary taiss say as toI
pear trees, appe-trees with bushy heads ana
Chs rry-trees with slender arms Near the nouse
reached flower garden full of peoples, Peonies and
the flowers we cal Aniouta's eyes" and nald IN
green" An incessant humming o. pees e anu
ginev branches of the wild Jasmine, yellow acacia,
ana lilac. At last one reached the mouse Ole
story in height, raised on layer OF orlckmpih,
with greenish glass in its narrow windows whien
protected from plank roof, formerly painted rec IL
aisplayed doorstep, surrounded by w9rm-eateh
under wRS6 the II house, the vast
yard extended, covered with nettles uIck anu
Norwood with the work buildings such az inc
roofs burro wed by mice. were the dwelling-piaces
of pigeons and crows. And last rolled INTO view
the highway, with streaks CT sort Gust III its uoP
ruts the cultivated grounds, the long torn hedge
rows which surrounded the hemp heds the poor
scattered isbas Of the village and the Immense
meadows Inundated in spring-time, from which
rose the clamCr Of thousands Of geese DO y s09
know ali that readerl Within, all Is askew ana
shakv: still il holds together and keeps warm
There are elephantine chimneys aDd lneongf T
pieces of furniture made with the household Tools
Narrow yhtish paths worn ty feet, wind over the
oiled and Vanished oor-boards me antrehsmoer
Snf hes. an immense English clock, Righ as tower
md bearing the mysteriol inscription, strike and
silence stands III the dinlnC-room Ancestral por-
traits with an expression of severe dulnesS, or
perhaps a frayed picture representing either
flowers and fruit, some mythologlcaI suOect
altering pudities under blown dTaperles. are The
ornaments of the walls of the room. Everywhere
4 the door of krass, of apple. OF rye bread OF
leather: swarns OF flies hum and buzz in striking
the ceiling while active moths play with thtlr
feelers behind the worn gilt frame OF mirror. All
the same one can live there aud well.
, 1881-07-01

Of tcatimony. rLid not ttayel th!k .listsnre to
make fool OUT IT mysci! By talking tn your
nunt, an.t cousins should know It nl, aud toinre
VIC got through mn loarfMl run wiil wl.l, tl.at
you hal adapted tny plntt nt! ayoed a.,,s;
mo I ony, an ya,l tlesfsc TINT t,,nc: e,,sgcs.,
Tint We 10 to tue newspapers this nftnroon af,sl
jcct 10 hMi tntuu OF procedure, lNit !inyp 11ntll.
l1v to lose by It. Now yun i1hYo injured mo Al!
yoti tnti, to am perfectly willing. ,'on't hnnT
tllt ought to trcot this 10 soma ono else, but
Etirss viii scnti It to ytu; nlso sInn my own
iinnlr, lMlt NOT ns I. uacll to when was yt,llr
tu.,sy Ing md slave, when you used mo ~
touj. Yours truly,
Tito above lettcrs wore intros1nced tn etldesicc.
hut int without atrDng tiTht itE9itlsk tneIe Ao
mission by the defendants counsel.
, 1881-07-01
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, L. lssl-rwELvE PAGES

srbr fsn+c 11Inrtr,.n Muskreor roo,Y
sri,r itnmsn sjmInons MustruDn .IfnGcr,
Artir iSttrrl ifntn' i t'Jcr rNilwnr tIrs
Hc,,r N II, Nimn,,ns MUskGsnn Iuit,Gur.
ssi,r IT. K. iisnnit,nd. aitt.krxrti, lunhcr.
Hr.f Ejtn EIicmw;,mi {yhiib {.nEs lumber.
Ht1r HnIrl,, Thnutstt,, Mnnistcc, lumber,
i se,r .i"enf i,rfSre MuskEWt.fi wtpi.
Ss.mr i:xnliut iirirs itrnnG iinyln, ttmtOr.'
Srhr Ii H. Mnir,s MItshOattlh tsttreT,
Ychr l., ii, Gtntas NiikHu9tif. lumbar.
Hchr An.ifSv ,fnnxs,,is. (fay,I itavHr, lumber.
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Hrn Eil!csRt hnH!t!H:. mMss IN 81 " SnfH. o.!
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rn iihnanl. ~ ~ snF! H. @ nstn r "e'
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, 1881-07-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
A NEW TRANSFORMATION COMPANY.

Special Dtspateh to 1As chicago Tribune.
d uuprAtt NJ. r., ,Junn ;N.-Tho t,chlub Wiley
Lake lfanstortuea1i oo"ip"ny nas 'aet opot
FORMED "a this CITY m connection with tho La'
hEn yatoy h ana ts foxng SrkSF 1s1Fs
aenernl Alauagsr. u; I. uooatn'tn; supurin.
t1ndsnt Cnpt. ". Z. llenty. Ino ,I Gomplny mas
H. .o ~, , s";na ~ u" = rn
g. 1no MeSt "a, nad me n.,, sGoonar T. ,a,!i =.
Op9Fat!sSns @ Wmt uu GseGuu ! ess "aiit''5; .iit ;5;
ann tno ttrst na'neW ycssgt ,: M.a ,r1,' ,
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III ror Eouota icrcnsaiso, s p sInpy cl aid aid
efa Go4! - ~ Anu a.nl'i .s,. Hnmn' nu ai'i
~ % 81 .v,, ,ncesry Ic tnsnr;Htn IN
re lakes tor It, e,: ~ no s sano tine Ge'nxns
thn i'h{iaaoi'hi% nerkct. lin nntnrnr'ss ia In
tfig han,la If anerrotiu GenilomoI, ind viii
in,,,,tinss nrnyo viz nj q csssfI,j. "''s
NJ" srhAM. nAHdEs'
BAY ClTY, June M.-Will1am CrnsthWatto mas
oo1nnccG'! tio nui.tlhE ot lioE nni9er nasgei
Ru1faio. Tho tiln9naions ot tne cr,!lt WI! bo: ~
LenKth or Keel, inl Icy: IcnRth otor ~. ~
aanehnk abuat XMK; Is. Iler estimated % sarf3y.
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NH ,s, ~ n,,,p .rt ~ @tnn = ~ i1Y
i.uI raio to roeoivo het machinery in about throc
#ccas.
THE auNKEH r1oFEhtEt ST. AhisASs' il.
Special Dtspateh to 1he Chicago Tribune. =
M1LWAukEE' Jano M-t Us ,FepoTteu tnat
rnits Ehnimn0erI1n, !atu iles!aenL VI tne uc1unt
psa!ion nsf9 to iosa!s tS pTopslSs s. A!Sals
+ !5s port yai!e ca iho psssi!4e = La;li1;sioa.
~ a III, ~" IT, a -. ~ H ~, h4
"n 0sat'np. "'h w ae.' .aau " .'so wv ou'
e.u ~ aMh oS!t*r ~ ~, etM.he AAaenN"
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cm ltn1c rmr ~ ssn,n,s sI ,us %as s t ,x
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, 1881-07-01
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

tycntrunftou nrn vefcrntt Ibffc xcrvnMt
M. '..'., ..,..,,s, .....,,.. - ,hn .,o,s1 -
Iho so'n''M""l'y l''uet'ns W NV '. nus.o "
EtitiGNt'0n WIS helu iast evening" fEcaluoht uo-
Ihnuy IN tho u1lnir.
nm rn.ivnnttnu nr tto 11t,I1,t.up md Hunp1v
A..s... t".."s w".t ~, ss.,,,,u, ~ fnit;rr
NRehI' '"hlcs "u1"' on "cc"i'h. ~ t".ak
health. sSiA redal. anu. n[tcr cuhsstethoie uls-
Gl!ssitlfI, arcpplutl, tn tnky effect Hept. l. Tho
1,rn4f,irnt unt fnAnprtprs fftvup md l}t,r-
rn,n,s ,.,ro ,,,nt,,t nj ~. ,,urt ,r.oi,tions mn
u'9ns "orc Hppo'ntc'. !" "ta.t teso'uaons VII
Tho sttbjcct. had fcEoftcH as fhloWss
IN, view ur tho long ntil faithful services Gf
Mr, Inr,cs Wnr1, Building md supply AHpNt Of
tlls ilpar, wtusu cnllllEutlon with tho Public
HulsntI i)rtHrtnent Ut this city slntes trun Alny,
1K;T, jlrst lis Il tttutr nf tic I.tntrl Ut Etlucl-
finn md Chujrn,MI Uf tho CUintnitt1U pn
l,,,ii,tllgs and Ornunls, tho duties ut
which IRDs4ttgn hu discharged With tnhrkGl1
atliiy did zerI till August, lasl; thon as Iuil,i
lux u supply AEunt, III which H t,ls ct,ntiMuct&
Til tito n,rsct1t fitlr, supnrlutettR At or tho
, 1881-07-01

thoy ,,ecl,nc,l 10 cents per 1,xl frct nil around.
sni yc,turtay thoy. dropped =, gents, tMnrc.
Chnr!ers urn rcrortr1 to..ay II s3%, ~ i,ntIMlo.
rates nrn " cents nDovu 'i!ny. City ratos.
rho lumbar trade Is very net!vr md prices tir1l
'rcn nr twelve mll1ian fcrt wGro sDt! .!t.rlnR I'm
week, chn,cu i0ta .etll!ng ns hgi rs IL fnr shlr.
ping pulls. ff0 ft,r Enin,oi Krlun, md {sH and
$40 Tor tlISttUr niN1lttEs,
, 1881-07-01

sehr 4. + t,sesnfM!:I a 4 fnsknsils% , % !!es. light;
sSf ssS$;f iis:ss;s:. sis's isiisS Ssfss s S g. so,a
OTHER LAKE PORTS.
DETROIT.
Special Dlpalth 10 The Chicago Tribune.
DETNulT, Mich, June 30-t'asscsl uown-pro-
pcs!urs wlssuhickon and ltoanoke; stcath- -bargcs
Glasgow and hnrRes. I'm Cha1ce and barEcs,
william Cowlo and barRes; scho0ners Col. cook,
L. Corning, Moonlight. Knto Kelly, II. Wlnslow,
C. II. Iluntoll, and +. u. Locke.
Arrtycd-Sehuonors John Hurt, Col. flatha-
why, and Frattels Pl1rs. t:
Clcared-Steum-b -bargI II. Q. Schnaor. i
Passed Up-prUpeIlors Coucstoga. City OF Con-
cord md schooner Il. l.. Limb. ArAbta Cono-
lnungh, and Colorado: sscnn-bnrpes 4. q. Halo
nnd schooners Alya bradley ai.d Fayctto Drowu.
Us. Fay at,d sehooners D. T. Rhodes md David
Wngstaf, Shnllau, Nnhal,t, a. a. T,rnor and
burgess, y. CnamborlIn and burgess, v. swain and
schuuncrs Wabash aud a. G. blMxwcll; schooncrs
II. Y. rleyeand, Fannie Neil, Hattsc "o'le' anu
Observation-Disclosures saeinaw Valley.
Wind northeast, twelve milos.
pOfrT HU1tON.
Totsv IIuliQS, Attch, Junu u30.-Up-Pr0pollers
Nor.nAn, Idaho. Concat0Ha, l'acl0c, Iron Duke,
Nlntlnp. 4. q. tiaiu With Fayettc Brown and 4.
1, l,ratl!ey, Jsseph = !ay wth q r. lthodSs; 9.
Down propel,ers 1toanokc, wlssahIckon.
eeho0nsrs Il. earning. Moonlight, Franos Palms,
Kute Kelley. ltchArl Winsow, Y: Il. hnrton,
A%1s %gs.. Y}h & q!ss s sssss Ks T. Hssac: + III
Alottro mud raft. Owen and raft.
rosT E'i 'HI5a; i1u%s. s.'idi Mich Juno -ao p. m-
lunn. yla!l,ia and consort; \. Mills md harges;
ssw S'y ana aaa bssss bsssSss ssa
Missouri and barHGs: BchC0nera 1a1',or Gook,
kq E4nk s. .sor s1e g sfa 3sSs 3SsS atds a. &
.Up-prupuers Nahant. Arlba, Conomaush,
osasS so saSSaaer eeSs ts Is wes soFs1 eahto Fiji.
no Neal; schoonors William Howe and 'Nctt
Wind north fresh. Weather cloudy.
sptetal Dt.pateh n tn Chicago Tribune.
DuFYAln; y; Y. June N.-Arriyed-propelloMra IT,
aai % Mnrim M naTrtin. xrIin. ChIcago; propollor
| SiMrllcea. Erain, htttxnuKec.
-, Glenrcd7prousIl9rs Nyaek., MontanM. t,aa. Iohn
Iiailay. ooal, GpIca9o; propeller Atlantic
DnlSt', Dnn,,r',e,s-soboonar ,ton,o,k coal Ia Mar
,guctiv, UJ cunts; schooner. slnria Martin md
propeller City VI Home. oonl, II, ,,.,
er GSns snTa's nastas y 91! co rs =. &c
cunts on wheat and ;'}s cents Oh corn 10 Now
fnEk. Several hoattnen hayc become dtsEtst2a
for Tollnwan1a atld other rulnta botweon hero
s @ s;s sss sS ss4 Gs HSs se9 IL Carried
Shipments, t300l. bushels. j,
| MILWAUKEE.
R~rtat RlspateA to Tne t'hteaoo 1ttbant
| MILWAUKEE, June W.-0tAtn fr0lHhM wcsO
active, but ratcs underwent ~ ~ material change.
Capacity wnn taken foe l9l,on bushels, as fol-
isica II os II eonss; % ssrscs T.
Kcrshaw md rosnmac. aud sehooners Jumcs d.
saygr an Marc, witeat nt "; co1ts Kor
e,tw. and BtcAtn -hArEU COfl}HGcrrY Ait0 conB0rf
, 1881-07-01
AN 1NSIDlOUS FOE.
The Dangerous Banana-Pee! and
The Treacherous Oranges
., Rind.
The Fiends Who Throw Them on the
Sidewalks to Be. Suppressed :,
by Law.

AmOn48t tUO HOW VFOINNUCE4 lUEY
Eho roviscd ,ctitt,on OF Tho elty ordluanccs
In,t n,,rIi.hoI il ,,nc which, n II r. nnt nj.
nsra "'',r"cn ~ ,,ru,tno ,ood I"ttnr Init IA .tycsy
enforced by tLo police, viii totd greatly
10 inurcnsu tho safsty Of pedestrians Id this
p!ty. It Is safes 10 sny that Upon tho stretch
,o, 1 @ es"'G %ny two f9o sFeo snn rs
f,rtv h, ,o ,hn n, ,tsc.rdcd 1,,una
uf ba,a.'a aud oranso rn s, ooi my ono Of which
lnny ary moment disturb tho equilibrium OF =
ut tho risk 10 the lattor Of moro or
extraordinary carelosnvss which Induces tho
tho s,rcy,. to thruw ttotr sltnpery r,nds vhero
I'M very eo sooa 'aec .hsss o no
need to say anything furthcr than that
II must 10 matter Of congratuiation
u, 10 Int, .noso VIM aavo ocon tt,ppea tnas ~ nas
1T last beeii mat1o punisnaoso kind VI caroles-
na ho oo,y Of hoir H Of othor
1pople'B solutlneat OF bndy. tho nuIsnuco mny
pos;:!5iy e SrSasat q % a., @ esd: .s w
s @ ~ ,tsn ssa e m ss asr e.
paG ~ 1 az, soW r. ;ns c5y 1f chSsS The
.thes is,!it Under tho penalty Il ,"ot I'LL thaa
nrn sSng hS @ all hs "as o ,no to
1sS!ty !Hsscste W ba'.,'s grunge, and
sSittn u,Sh 5' f,rn,scs s o ,tssnt5nnss snranss.
tnr nrnse, ana pthes ar,sr 9yts ths,n
Yesterday onI is to.,u,l tncni a".ntmotsy Of TIC
L. t. tt r NY H. a,,xstk M' ~ rnrv ,xisn
,,n a sho, ,ys y n,,"ht h,rt I'm .Svet,ms
NV uasa a 1'i .t ~ not,1. f"nn,tv wn,tiG IN
nu pi.sMwSs ~. s .na .nv . ,n''''s "ouiu w
H. tmtmins IT. st svh. H. nnture os thn
a.i or,1in1 ,ss s, tnsp m.H noxn M ~ nims ""
"Sn M "a .'i 1ax ~ ia ,inar nMiiin, Int
,.5 s fuu' ~ ~" -" n.as .e uns ~. -! pAs Tnn
oaa oma !or the unct9rs. @ nnvs Kmom u
nre1I III TX % .1 raot"r. ~ NJ ions %d
~ tag snsTa!k. r4auturcn @ a Vi u, II s1e @ aosS u,v Ely
nsm.s @ .norctao! atsu % nus uGn' = ~ III [1IS ~
oMm na, s i st un,,n tnay
' .1 tTSe ~ i', nsctm!s s ~, Eot.
dcayprug to sNys tirnsuif from falling, rupturo5
ono pf tliu nluselcs OF his leg,
DISABLING THE 1Lstu FOR LIFE;
A serious sickness WINS, Of course, tho Immediate
result, iAyulviug tuuoh expento and suffering.
my recollection alDnu, hut cannut lsave my
patipnt Longer. Gail nrnin, md will HlVp you q
strlliV uf ciRbt or Diro rasos.
II bnyo KiOwn," sald Dr.. Bond, nwtthtn thu
, 1881-07-01

Au East-lndtan Pun.
4 truvetcr frum india relates tho wof1t pun
ever kaowu ia that country anco tho arrival VI
tho English, " wAs CQWmcuceMout DAY " ono
, 1881-07-01
ACCIDENTS.
4 GEltfOuS rQLL1ATQN,

=
Yesterday, whto tho schooner 3. Andars0n
vaa boinR 1nwc4 w tho North branch she tou!ca
with tue GIg Schoouvr David bows, lying ut tho
coal dock near Ch.caKo aycnuo bridge. Tha
Anderson lost her rigging. n,izzosl. mast,
aud MAintop4nat, besi4es receiving other datA%
aye. The lows aauapHl unlnlured.. Thuse VINO
tho shock Ut tho cullisiou scarcely moving hee q
foUt, while the. Anderson twisted and b1nt ~
though struck ny oycluno. g: d.
8AItQN lkIUHEp.
dptetdI UasateA 10 Jhs GAteaao 1tfennt.
BAR UtTy. jung IA ureek aalloe1 knom9 a.
tGtorxe," employed o, the seboonVr J. G. king,
lying 1T tayis.lil*s shlp.yard, foil through tho
hAtGhway Into tho holl yDstGftlay, striking on
hIs huAt aud shoulders, Ills injusles aro not
dangerous.
, 1881-07-01

vyincheakeFss llypophosphatss
will cure consumption, coughs, weak lung4
bronchitis. aud general deQilltys Established
tWeutY.one years.
, 1881-07-01

Tho weakest woman, smallest ohtld, and sick.
cat iuvaIl1, nsn use u9p Qltts1s Nts4 safety saa
great gvpd. t--e, ~.-~r
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-07-12
MAKING. WATCHES,

Defective Watch Cases are one OF the chief
causes OF SC many watches not being good
time pieces. The cases being thin and not ft-
Ting well. admit dust and dirt to the move
ment. which soon interfercs with the running
parts OF the watch nccesstating cleaning re-.
pairing, &c, and the amount thus paid out II
applied toward buying good case 10 the be-
ginning, would have saved all this trouble and
expense. We have recently seen Il case that
meets all these requirements, 1t having been
carried for over twenty years and still remains
perfect We refer TO the JAS. BOSS Patent
Stihened Gold Case, which hus become one
OF the staple articles OF the Jcwelry trade,
possessing as 1t does 80 many advantages over
all other watch cases, being made Of two
heavy plates OF solid gold over plate OF com.
position. And we advise all our readers to AJAX
their Jewelcr for a card or catalogue that will
explain the manner IN which they are made.
1t Is tho only stiffcned Case made with two
plates or gold, seamless pendants, and centre
solid joints, crown pieces, &C., all OF which are
covered by letters patent. Therefore buy No
case 'efore consulting n Jeweler who keeps the
JAS BOSS Patent Stiffrncd Gold Case, hat
you may learn the difference between It and
all limitations that claim to be equally good
For sale by all responsible jewelers.. Agk tc
sec tho warrant thnt accompanies each case
and don't be persuaded that any other make O,
case is as good. s's ap1a
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-07-12

!OxE of'the most encouraging and
gratifying features Of the Presidents
condition 10 his enormous will power,
and his determination to pull through.
On a physician's rcmarking that there is
one chance ofrecovery, he replied, 1--WE
will take that chance" 10 a friend he
said, ~ am IN a bad Ax,. but I am
going TO pull through" He 10 patient
:anacheerfsil, ana has aaked that all
hswspaper articles written about him
maybe kept so that he con Read them
when he gets well. Physicians say
there were three crises in his case.
nrst, shock; secend, hemorrhage; and
third, 'blood-poisoning. He has passed
through two successfully, and the tine
for the third IL approaching. The
tenth day, which is to-day, 10 pro-
pounccd tho one ftaught with most
danger. AT FIRST no one expected him
to live, buteeery dag adds greatly to
his chancea.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-07-12
HHHERIFF'b SALE.

IJY virtue Of an execution TO me di-
- rected, will offer for sale bcfas 4
the courthouse door in Winnsl60ro.
8. C., on the first Monday, ~" August
next, within the legal ks51rs Of saie tn tn
inc h'ghest bidder /for cash, the fol.
lowing described dPropcrty, to wit:
All that tract OF land lying in Fair
fold County, containing one hundred
and twenty-five (l22) acrcu. and
bounded by lands Of Saml. McQuattcrs,
N. Marshall, q. Means, Il. S. Dcs-
portes and B. E. Elkin. Levied upon
as the property Of u. E. Elkin at the
suit Of Jno. &. Milnor.
J. u. McCARLEY,
Sherif's Office, S. r. G.
Winnsbor0, 8. c.,
July II, 1881. July IL