The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-07-30

what the Doctors Say ,Whope is the Ba,,
VIII He Lives

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what the Doctors Say .yyhopy 10 the Ba,,
Ntu He LivS9
pr. bliss uow intimatca that no one
cah tell where Guitcau's bullet has
gone, Dr.. B0ynton believes tic Iivor
was nor Penetrated. perhaps not oven
touched. pr. Hamilton believe that
The tenth rib, while bring shattered.
turned lie Gtil from the cavity Of tho
aoun!nell. Professor Graham, Boil will
If! nls telephone experiment rs soon
nS the i>fesldnnt gets Quictcr. H.. can
uctect len" when two inches 0ff.--.IOt
more. lie experimental satisfactorily
WIN veteran who has Il ball in his
tody. 1t ~ shown that the Presidents
fever is generally higher on Monday
thnn on any other dny IN the week.
which may indicate nlalarial influence
from its pcriodicity. though the sur
gcons deny this. People begin to be-
lievr tllat the attending surgeons are
not telling the whole truth, and much
grumbling IS indulged in. Outside
physicians say the President cam It
gain strength unless hc eats more.
pr. Bliss denies that he cannot move
himself, thong General Corbin asserts
It,. DR.. Hammond. OF New York,
thinks the whole ease has been bun
glcd, that the bullet should have been
found and extracted, TINT tie nttcud-
my surgeons know little or nothing
about gunshot wounds. and that the
President has ninety chances to die
and only ten to get well. DR.. Bliss
believes the crisis is passing.
THE LIEN LAw.--A corrcspondcnt
signing himself "Carlus" writes from
Rid2cway to the Columbia Registcr
rs follows: II am glad to see tllnt Won
are calling the attention Of the people
TO thr necessity Of the repeal of that
nOf mfHHb/e nntShncc, the lien 10w.
From its banciul influence nearly
every evil We are now suffering from
IN our agricultural. commercial md
hhnhclnl affairs can lie traced. ] am
In "prs you will continue to keep
the matter bctolc your nun erors
readers, so that the subject can be
fully ventilated, both v,:o and con.
And II there is any good reason WHY
II should M continued we people here
would like to know it. am told TINT
the State OF Georgia dates it's prosper
Gus condition fom the year of it's re-
peal. Can we not Ito as we'll? trust
that the members Of the Gencr.l AS
s'nibly. nrxI 1nll, will consult thc
wishes OF majvrity (and in some
counties Il large majority of their
and effect its Immediate
repeal. In the meantime, Mr.. Editor,
"rhIrlnhrr the power OF the press:
give the ball several kicks and k.cp it
moving. know OF no one III this
who warts it continued.
except some of tie merchants. and [
I hhk from the general appearance of
ih" crops around here, and especially
those which are b"l-ttrrt up bv This
nuisance. that even they will with
draw their allegiance from nw that
has '"utlivctl it. :SctuIucss,' ,ven if it
ever was necessity"
A G\s Observation-Disclosures is n con.
',n'Ir!In TOR American gas companies.
n painstaking German Stntis iciun has
rol'rcied lie prices f,r gas in al the
lcnd'ng cities of the world and colutru
th"nl, reckoning by the pf,nmg per
cubic mrfrr. London and Ghcnt are
the most cllrnply lighted cities in the
world, rating at from II to IL ptcuniyS:
next come Amsterdam. Berlin and
Brussels, ut IL; Bnrdcaux, Antwerp
an'i RO en-. at lG ur II; up in the
'''.' We ul'' uliS. LIoiS aHu
MarscilleS-nll these in countries
where coal is so dear as to he a luxu-
rv. Then with one tremendous Jump,
'Hhh abAY. tHp' 46ts FITS rShi' 'ihtj5 rfe m44G
rst fancy prices kmown-N"w York
~. Boston "a. Chicago 43. and so ON.
like Trnnvson'S lark, mp a:l u3. Coal
selling in l4nn'i"n II; 81 per ton. and in
l'hiladrl rhia at 3 pr ton. ami the
p: ca OF gas precisely three tunes as
much in the latter city us the first
NeW Iprh' IiI5 ,nc.
-Thos. S. Norman. i: q. :, Of New
berry. AID Prof. ". W. Duncan. f
-i,ar ahou,g. wi; Start in few DAYS
il i nd'n to a cld the M"!..rulist
T. u:ncnic,l Council. 'rhcy will sail
tron New York, August 6, in the
Steamship Berlin, Of the lunlan Line.
Take Ayers Pills for all the pur-
poses ot lur@u,ivc. for consumption,
ntll"csiiun. headache and liver com
plnint. by universal urcurd, they are
the best ofall puryativcs for family
use.
london Spectators: eff the
Spn"inrd il a much proudcr being
than the EngIisl,nun, Is not great
part OF The differ. ncc due to the tact
tnnt the Spanish pride has always
been the pride Of conscious and clnbo-
rate sci i-r"mpariSon with rival nations,
l;ic the English pride has been the
pride of careless Indifference to the
character and dcSti,lics. If not almost
to the very existence. of rival nations !"