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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-20
CHICAGO, TE&AG a. MEXICAN CEN.
TRAN RAILROAD,


Yesterday morning Daniel L, Halo, presi.
dent, Colonel Thomas P. Bobb, director, Apd
DR.. Il, II. Wright, stockholder, Of the Chi.
cage, Texas q, Mexican Central railway ar
rived in tho city frou Chicago, Tkoy were
accompanies sy Mr.. John Clarke, a railway
contractor aud DelOs CRrSkadsn, special
corrspuaSent sf TIE Chicago IimSM
Yesterday President Halo Spsst the dgv At
The headquarters Of The road or courthouse
square, examining the Wsrk already sccom-
plHhcd, oyerhRuihG papers, and Receiving
Fpcrts from his officers Of what they have
been d5iNg Rlncs hiS last visit. Hs
will, accompanied by Ensiprtn Wsits AMI
others go oat upon tho surveyed line south
west OF lhs city o-dsy, lb3 weather permit
ting.
Ia conversation with members ef tho
company yerterdsy tho UERALn reporter
Learned thpt it is their intention ta begin tag
War, Of ErHding II the earliest day Drscu-
cable Surveys have baon msSe. tao right
81 way obtained ana tina limo located fjtg-
three miles, spd 10 n point within few s,ilca
Of Clsburnc. From thence the ronS will 90
slWtAwarS tswsrd tho Rio Grsudc. and
across the republic Of Mexico 10 the Psciac
cost.
From Dallas it will run northeast 20 Fort
Smith ArEanSas, and there connect with tho
st. LculG & Sax Francisco to 81. Lsuis rpI
Chicago. This is tho vast work this COM
panJ has mapped out 10 psriora, End dc.
serves rank ~ one o. tho mos! gigantic
schemes OF the century.
The iunds for ils successful accomplish
inont will be furnished by the Anglo-Amer-
lean LSud and Emigration compsay, whose
headquarters are in Edinburgh, Scotlepa.
The money, it is assured, is sll ready and sub
ject 10 tho order Of the directors on The
ground As fast - Tia needed. They giys tho
assurance that The road viii DO built as fact
80 msn and mONoy cas put Il through.
The ultirier ideA Of ths Scotch CON.
pSty !, 10 forward immigrants along tAs lipe
Of the road, sell them thair lands upon sgsy
terSa, and thaG mako tSam contribute 10 It's
freight and passenger tralAG fer all timo 10
cons. This ia smother way in which tho
road will bo Of great benefit 10 Texas in
swelling its aggregate population aad wealth.
=. The company declares that the building of
the rssd hes bsen fully determined upon. that
they bsvo =" driven thoir pss here Snd hsvs
conc 10 t'rv.
Dallas has contributed over %43 600 TO tho
enterprise AID her commerce aad trade will
20 vastly benefited rs il.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-20
a NoOSior In KXesS

John A. W. KNIT, tho high sheriff Of
hun'inct0a county, Indiana, arrcsses in the
city yesterday and ,'ok charge of Charlie,
Ho'dridSs alias Jones', who WAS arrested a
tow day. ince by Deputy Sheriff Smith, o,
Information forwarded him. Es is wanted
tor grand lsraoay in that county. He went
70 Huntington eouaty from New Berlin, Nav
York, and ne went there dsad broke Hn
succeeded in procuring ailuatiop vita Mr..
DAVID Evans. q well-to-do citzen Of That
place, Mr.. Evans soon aner loft on yi,il
lo,,0hio, when, il is alleged, young Eoldridso
SOFA for him two hundred AID tbirty.pins
orshcla Of wheat, when he III out for Tsrss
where no ilaurshed until arrested and iail,1
- above stated by Deputy SheriffSmith. Tho
officer len with him in charge on lss. nisht'O
north beubd train.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-20

Alderman Bohny offered a resolution that
the committee on ordinances be required to
look after the printing Of the now city ordi-
napces aud SOC il the TeIes Baptist, to
which WAS awarded the printing, Intended
doing the work, ana il so, The time 10 DO
extended uatil tho second meeting in FObru-
airy. Adopted,
Alderman BohRy presented the necessity
Of gas lamps on Camp street.
Alderman Wheeock wanted cams on Ross
avenue aud Live Oak street.
Alderman Ballard said the Rscond ward
wgs in tho business portion Of tho city, s. q
that part Of Che burg needed gas more thsN
the resident portion. A veto waa taken q.
the original resolution OF AderlnIn B1nly
to locate two Tampa on Camp street, AA4 81
was adopted.
Alderman Wheelock: Resolved, ThSt il
bo the sense Of ths city couscil that the as
E0ssnSRt for 1881 should be 81 least So, 900 Goa
sEd as thu Aspsssor and collector iB the oaiy
shicer to reject ar refer sssosGmsnta, tia
council looA I'd 10 him 10 see that prupyl
assessment is rendered Adopted.
Alderman Rsilsr offered the following;
Resolved, That the eourCl utm rAliz1
the Legislature 10 perm. vo.a aad COAST
| tuLjonpi amendment requiring taa payment
If p5ll TAI esa qualification 70 vets; said ts2
10 Ia appropriated 10 school purposes
| Adopted.
Alderman Ballard offered resolution thai
The commiuoe ou water investigate tleaearc,
! Ivy Of that Ariicle, especially Us I0garSed taS
llrl Of los. Friday rigb. Adopted,
Ga moti1a 81 A.dermpa Wheslack, the
\ Ha.
wha, rn,a Of interest II could sorrow So 600
On melton, Chief Csuaar, Of tho ire de-
parmeu,, md president Of tae wa,er works
WAS heard. ue nsAel permission Of III,
council 10 locate pump house ri tho corner
Of Curondelet and Broadway streets, $685.
teet, TO which TO run pipes lrSm the T,iIijy
IN order 10 turalsh ~ abundance OF watsr il
case Of large fires. lie put hjs rtqu0s, il
writing on motion Of Alderman Bohny, ~,
wss granted, Council adjourned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-20
GENERAL PRESS REVIEW.

Tbe Nav Or,o,r. D,,,oora, &c -, "a,
co,t,i,. 9 .bo,, o5i,or;oI ~ p.n.,,,.;o 1-'1
claim vs.. Texas, that of T6oma, Toby
sgsinOt the state This is one Of those chron-
ic claims that hiss come to be almost a
household word in Texas. 1t commenced as
far back rs 1850 and hss como up in every
legislature siQc9, ualesA p thAps it slept
during the war Sometimes one house
! makes ersut and The other refuses and vice
versa. vi the merits Of the claim we have
Aoth'ng 10 say, but tDa Democrat seems to
know all abou, it, and says:
! MR. Toby left yesterday for Austin. and
! will remain during The session of the present
legislature to secure the appropriation TO
iquidate this just md sacred debt. Texas
la crest and rich commonwealth, and can
anord TO 10 JQst aao generous IN tse pay
ment Of this dobt of honor, and wa doubt
not inc present legislature will sec that it is
'U ne 9. 1T. ,.,,ti,.,. .i-
~ - -. ~ having
~ w " '''' '''''''' ''iiu Wv 'uiHca'iou OF
It's readers, gives ray OF hops, no doubt, TO
! Thousands and uuiots tho fesrs of a vast rpl.
iitrda nv srrsshi,g into s,,itbo.aoa, a.,
-, CONS 'ne
propnesy ol .'o'u1F symptom Ihat "the
world TO an end will come in eighteen hun
! lred and eichty-ore.' bv publishing tho fol.
| louirg.
al ,oev,s Aha. /, 1890 a., o.,4....;...
Erolisbynon ncro.5 Cbsglos pinS a. p.is,Is
Iisto5 tLa oId ,g.,,,,,j, NJ. top"Or
MN 10 NON, i, lLn t.;ti,b 49,, q" 0'py VI
i,a fLsfit corroiro4 I;,Ga oiao ~. Iuu-
s.5,ao and : lao ,ro}irt,rs ~ - AOu'
bo nIno,i,sl tro h,,,,,,, - ';.''i VI',
yS,g ,3;or r5orn ,- i,,irnu5 te
t,ry,,.tio,, ma 10 ~ JUu' 1919 ~,
o,6ey, If siniInr a,rt s.o iG SG',' anu
S5ins,,,,. ,yrt,a., tar,. "to ll',iN.eS . nos
NJ lorr h,,5,sJ onJ 9f;y,, III NJ i"9t:@t
u'.s .a,r da,ScSSl a,i a"S,.,i io sS'tP yIicA
"Ss SooH g','s'Ii ans! oA9os5', ana hinoley
nos"r, .as sca 'o lt"u W., ~ oelsn9r *
Sale Of bis book" VIZ
The New Orleans Pcsyune presents the
importance of manufactures in new light
in the following figures and arguments
=, 0m r.l p;sopso ale IN INC hsot OF regarding
eod voaJ,1 If Nav Gr1oop, 49, STGt'' co. 81
instance manufacture into warns and cloths
| l,500003 bGlse Of cattsn worts at beme
| SS0,OO0O0O, il would be worth S240 600 000
But 10000 basi manufactured ia the Fall
| River mills supBoft Ell AN estimate 95 GOO neo.
pie. The stock of New Orleans mepnfac.
tursd would then abast three hundred and
fifty thousand people. II ia Mt this point
that manufactures aaauns new character TO
tho southern statesman. This number Of
peopls, 1T thu present ratio. would he on.
titled to two members of congress, and two
electoral votes with large fractional exces,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-20

Ma. @. X. LORD, general passenger sgop,
of tho Baltimore g Ohio railroad, has doso
US the kindness to send asa cepy Of the D.
s. o. Red Book. 1t Is compendium of
political census and financial information
valuable to every one, especially to the
newspaper man, because i: embraces infor-
nation requisite to him in his daily work, in
q compact and convenient form. We rc-
turn thanks for tho remembrance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-20

Henry Beverly, charged wits yobbip- ON
tho highway mas srsigpa1 for trial in the
district court yesterday morning. Thsrs
are ten Indictments in al Of hi, chartotai
against him. The cit,em,.Suur, Of tbp
robbsrioi are It'll lr;sa io .,aiuinlg of The
readers OF tho HERALD llosul OUs Gesrly.
ms partner IN me crime, .p1.d persons on
tho Denton read, sad via '.sya pi,io',
forced them to shsll cut ,....a,sh. A ra-ty
OF ciJzsHS pursued them, n9A IA thsir al.
t'~p; 70 escape Kesry v.s sis. 2na .,lsc.
HE body hsiog ,idded wiia buc4shot'
Beverly e'csped Of the time, bu, wss sa5-
s'qnently arrested AZ tho resiusucs .,
= relative by ,lS nouo OF
PiaFcc, 10 Colin county, breurb,
here and lodgcS in Jail Ha had q srG,a
wound made by mixed shot, and was gub,e,
quGnty recognized by numbor OF hi, VIC
tins IS enc Of the party who robbed tsom.
Tho Jury WAC ompauneled and Judge
l5SrS'aslo, representing the prisoner, and
Cousty Attorney Soay for ths prosecutor.
both addressed the court and too Jury, stat,
Ing that tho prisoner at the bar vas repSy TO
plead gailty to iigo Of the indictments, upSp
which tho county GttSraey nolle pro.oaisd
tho ether Ave. Tho jury acted upon those In
WATCH no pleaded guilty, separately. aud
axed the time At two yosrs in cAch esso. hs,
grsgating ten years in oil Gis wife bearing
their little child in her Arm,, appsal>a vhS
him in court, Had whom the CLERK road tho
verdict she wept. Beverly, to al ep.
PeArancei, was totally indifferent 10 the
v'rdicts that were showing hl,a, each ono,
farther into the seni,sntisry. Whom ho was
being conveyed back 10 all no sena,kai
.aas his oSiIS would hO very largo by tho
tins he WA \ froe mas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-20

ATTENTION is called to the letters from
our Austin correspondent the editor in
chief of the HERALD, which appear in thi,
mornings issue. They will be found nler.
esting and full Of information on many sub
jects.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-20
INDICATIONS.

Winds generally Rom north 20 ease Va''"oi0
on no coast; gcseraEy sgOrdy ued'her ~""''""'
clearing IN wesier7. portion stationary or f"-
ing barometer, and IN tho tSes1e'" porto" a
9 iobi rfse in ielueraturc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-20
8ilI

ay2lesics"lnton proposing an amcndmeo'
~ aIhcIV % The constitution of tho state OF
toA"S' relating 10 the judicial department.
30 it resolved by tho Legislature Of the
state Of Texas thAt the following aSssdmos,
TO tho constitution is hareSy proposed that
Is to SAY, that article s Of tAs cossstu ton al
tao 'sS!e Of Texas shall hereafter read n.
follow:
ARTICLE v.
Section l. The Judicial power Of thi, state
snail DO vested in one supreme court opo
court OF appeals, district courts, ius,ico court,
ana such other courts and commis,icns
WIN such original or appellate jurisdiction
c'v,I and criminal, or either AZ NAV Ia ,,,ah"'
i'sA'd by the constitution or tho law.
SUPREME COURT.
Section 2. The supreme conrt shall ~,
s,st o. not less than oae chief iustice and two
associate justices, who shall be- elsctad ~ ~,
100 quAlilSd voters Of the state for term ~
ok years, and receive salary Ia b e'r nr ~
icribsd by law. The time or tinos a,S , pte,
or places Of holding tho term or ,Ar,s pS ",
oeprescribed by law. '0''iS snai'
Section g. The supreme cours sson bou.
appellate Jurisdiction, co.extensve with tbs
s"''' OF civil cases and proceedings, under
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-20
EB0B
\ PROMINENT GRUa flRM.
EE0A3

Chilliootle, NO., Jaly SO, 19T3.
y, Q. Richardson. st. 1.ouig-NEy Des7
en'-Herc ~ something reliabie; if you
San make amy use of pleaE0 do so. we
hNve sold hundreds OF bottles with like
results. Your friends,
Boyee s. Ostrander.
Thie is to certify that had the Fever
una A%ue TINS summer md the use OF
one-third OF y bottle OF Clifl'ords EsbTio
ruge promptly GUredit. 1t 10 tho speadi-
ese cure have known OF.
GEO. SAILOR
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-20

a REMARKABLE LETTER FH9@ 4
CELEBRATED PHYSICIAN.

Bryan, Texas, June II, 1879,
~ q. Richardson, ST. Louis-Denr sir,-
other day, or every third day, FOR about
&NOhthS, used as much as 10 grains
OF puiuiae. during the day, but with no
eeueoti tried CinGhonia (1llaiOidj Sulph.
boy got worse all tho time. Reluctantly
6enb down 20 my drug store for yOur
IenrituSe,and write Just 10 say chat he
neEer ara q sylGptOm 0e fever after com.
menoing hebrituSe, to date, being now
over p month aEo, I feel yhut ought 10
ray this much ia behulf OF your mcdiCino
Aul q regular NJ NJ, but retired front
gra9'tce ygar5 ago md devoting my
time to drug business,
Very respectfully,
j. W. HOWELL.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-07
Can PiIes bo Cured

Is the most impor ant question to-day with
suffering millions who, when looking at tho
long list Of useless po nostrums, feel as tho
afflicted Bible Patriarch. like excl inning: II
havo heard many such things, miserable COM
forters arc ye all. how long will ye vex my
soul and break mo in pieces with words ?" 1t
is not recorded that Job had piles, bu: he could
not hayo had anything moro painful, and the
Same question might have beon asked then as
since for three thousand years. Can piles De
cured? ? We be'ievo that Dr.. Silsbee has soly> d
the problem, for nothing is moro certain than
that his - 'Anakcsis" does absolutely and
promptly cure tho worst cases Of piles. When
half million Of afflicted assert positively that
1t has cured them. and in 20 years no one has
used tho doctors wonderful remedy without
instant reliof, and by following his simple in
structions as to habit AMI diet all were bone
fitted AID over 95 per cont. cured all argu-
monts and theories of those who haven't used
them go for naught. Anakesis is now pre-
scribed by physicians OF all SCH OILS aud has
beon pronounced as near infa lible as is pos ,-
Bile. 1t is easily applied, perfectly safe, in
stantiy relieves pain, and ultimately cures the
most invotorate cases. 1t has grandly solved
tho problem that Piles can be cured Samples
Of "Anakesis" are sent free to all sufferers on
application to p. Neustaodtor & Co., sole man
ufaoturcrs Of Anakesis, Box 304G Now York
Also, sold by druggists eyerywhero Prico 81
per box.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-07

Ordinary letter paper, says the
Con.pte Rendu, If we'll heated and
briskly rubbed with the hand or with
brush, acquires electric properties.
1t adheres to tables and walls, and
when the hand Is brought In contact
with 1T, slight electric discharges are
quite visible If the experiment IS made
in the dark. Swedish filter papor will,
however, give sparks several centimc-
tres in length If it is thus treated {:
Steep the paper first in mixture of
equal volumes of nitric and sulphurio
aoid. After tho paper has become
pyroxillzed through the action Of the
acids, wash 1t well with water and dry
1t. If the paper is then placed upon a
sheet Of waxed paper and briskly rub
bed 1t soon exhibits energent'c pro-
pei ties which may be used to rope It al
most every one Of the usual expert
msnts in static electlicity.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-07
aUMOR,,Us,

A Minister out in the far West, who
has beon troubled a good deal over
marriage fees, issued the follow ing
circular and price list: "One marriage
plain, 81; ditto. kissing the bride,
So; ditto, trimmed with one groonls-
man and one BRIDES maid, 81; fifty
cents extra for each additional grooms-
man or bridesmaid. Bachelors past
forty will be charged extra. Maids of
age, ton per centum off. Mileage will
be charged In long distance matches.
in cash; no notes or recurlties accept
cd. No N onoy refunded or rebates
made for poor goods. Como early,
and como Often"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-07

SODA FOR RUKNs.-An kinds OF
burns, including scalds and sunburns,
are almost immediately relieved by
the application of q solution of soda
to the burnt surface. 1t must De re-.
mcmbered that dry soda will not do
unless it is surrounded with cloth
moist enough to dissolve it. This
method OF sprinkling it on and cover
ing 1t with a wet cloth IS often the
yory best. But it is suflicint to wash
the wound repeatedly with a strong
solution. 1t would be we'll to keep a
bottle of it always on hand, made SO
strong that more or less settles on tho
bottom. This is what Is called Il satu-
rated solution, and really such sOlu-
ton as this Is formed when the dry
soda is sprinklcd on and covered with
moistened cloth. 1t IS thought by
some that tho pain of burn Is caused
by the hardening Of the albumen OF
the flesh which presses on the nerves,
and that the soda dissOlvos the albu Z.
men and relieves the pressure. Others
think that the burn generates an acrld
acid, which the soda neutralizcS.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-07
Cause and Erect.

The main cause of nervousness is
indigestion, and Is caused by weakness
OF the stomach. No one can have sound
nerves and good health without Msing
Hop Bitters to strengthen the stomach, ,
purify tho blool, AM keep the liver
and Kidneys active, to carry Off all the
poisonous and waste matter of the sys-
tenn. SEQ other column.-AdvQnce.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-07

is my method OF bchoading fowls {:
Hold the bird In the right hand, by
the legs and tips of tho wings; grasp
its neck with the left hand, close to
the body, and lay its head on the
block; let an assistant place a carving
knife upon tsneck and giyei ita couple
of blows with a mallct; then slide the
left hand down toward tho end Of the
neck, and hold it with the left hand
until 1t ceases to struggle-nOt too
tightly, but so that 1t Will bleed tree.
ly. The advantage Of this method Is
that 1t prevents the fowl from Hopping
around and getting tho feathers all
bloody and soilcd, and 1t can throw no
blood upon the operator.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-07

AN inquirer wants to know how to
grow rhubarD, or pie-plant. This Is
easy information to furnish. In fact,
rhubarb is 80 readily grown and kept
growing In the samo bod for 80 many
years, that no one who has even mite
OF Il garden should bo without little
bed Of it. 1t il really the ''pie-plant, "
as it Is the first thing to grow in the
garden that pic can be made Of, and
hence comes very acceptably. AS a
sauce, too,or side-dish, it is excellent.
Ii is easiest grown from the roots,
which all seeu-StOres have tor sale,
and it comes Il year earlier. Seed,
however, can be sown in the early
spring, and when once taken firm roet
thin out to about three teet square. In
after years, when the stalks not cut
OF for use show signs Of going to seed,
cut of the tops. We have small bed
that has supplied lis year after year
without being disturbed, except te
cultivate among it, tor some fifteen OF
twenty years.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-07
tRookford ((ll.) Register.]
Fell Against q Sharp Edge

This is furnished by Mr.. VIM. Will,
1913 Frankfort Ave-, Philadelphia,
Pa: Some time since I received a
severe Injury to my back, by falling
against the sharp edge of a marble
step, the stone penetrating it at luast a
half-inoh, and leaving very painful
wound. After suffering for time, 1
concluded to apply s.. Jacobs Oil, and
am pleased to say, that the results ex-
ceeded my expectations. 1t speedily
allayed all pain and swelling and by
continued use, made perfect cure. l
really think it the most efllcacious llni-
ment ever used
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-07
A I,ady'S Wish,

"Oh, how l Go wish my skin was as
clear and soft as yours" said lady to
her friend. "You can easily make 1t
so," answered the friend. "How P''
inquired the first lady. "By using
Hop Bitters, that makes pure rich
blood and blooming health. It did it
for me, as you abserve." Read of it,
Cd,ro Bulletin.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-07

COULD but see Carlo Inc made,
And view the pro ,ess Ger,
No bald head pate would make afrai
Nor gray hairs fright me more.
AS now improved and perfected,
No oil was ere so sure,
All skin disease, Of limb or head,
1t never falls to cure.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-07

"DoCToR," said one Of our best
young men in society; "doctor, there
Is some thing the matter with my
brain; | know there is. What shall |
do about it2" And the doctor calmly
but firmly said he guessed it needed a
little exercise about as much rs any.
thing else; and now the best young
man goes around saying the doctor is
q fool.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-07

A GOOD AND CHEAP WHITEwAsH.-
Few people know how easily white
wash is made and how valuable it is
when properly applied. 1t not only
prevents the decay Of wood, but Is
greatly conducive to tho healthful-
ness OF buildings, whether wood or
stone. Out buildings and fences, when
not painted, should be supplied once
or twice year with good coat of
whitewash, which should be prepared
in the following way: Take clean,
watcr-tlght barrel or other suitable
cask, and put Into it about halt, a
Duehcl Of lime; slack it by pouring
water over it, boiling hot, and put in
Il sufficient quantity Of water to cover
1T live inches deep, and stir 1t Drlskly
TIL thoroughly slackcncd; when tho
slackcning has been thoroughly effect
ed, dissolve it in water, ana add two
pounds OF sulphate Of zinc and COM
mon salt. These will cause the wash
TO harden, and prevent the cracking,
which gives an unseemly appearance
TO the work. If desirable, Il beautiful
cream color may be given to the abov G
wash by adding throo pounds Of yell
low ochre; or good pearl by lead,
lamp, vine or Ivy black. For lawn
color, add four pounds Of umbcr, Turk
ish or Amcrican-the latter is the
cheapcst-One pound Of indian rcd,
one pound OF common lampblack.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-07

Two friends meeting, the following
oolloquy ensued: "Where have you
been p ''To my tailor, and had hard
work to make him accept little
money" "You astonish mel Why?"
"Because he wanted mereP''
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-07

WHEN boy gets whipped by the
schOolmaster, the chances are that if
he tells Of 1t, tho old gentleman will
give him another humping and tn ell
go and thump the schOolmaster. The
boy can decide whether he prefers to
avoid the second whaling or take it for
tho sake of getting the schoolmaste ter
lammed. 1t sometimes tears boy up
terribly to make up his mind.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-07

A CREDITOR who had given his debt
or o week to contrlYe some plan to
meet his obligations called at the ex-
piratien Of the period and politely
asked: "Have you thought over that
matter yetp" 'ot exactly" resp ond-
ed the debtor, with a troubled look; F.;
"you see l wanted to think Of ita good
deai, & but ttl1 the ~, very day you left my
work."
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-07

PIMPLEs AND HUMoRs ON THE FACE.
In this condition Of the skin, the
VEaErINE is the great remedy, as it
acts directly upon the cause. 1t clean
ses and purifles the blood, thereby
causing humors of oil kinds to dIsap-
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-07

A VERY tall, thin Highlander said
that he "had cold In his head, orig
mating in wet feet" She looked at
him slowly from head to foot and back
again, as If measuring the distance the
Gold had to travel, ,and then calculated,
"Gracious met you must have wet
your feet some time last year."