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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-01-26
State of South Carolina

EDGEFIELD COUNTY.
IN Common Pleas.
JE Lott. El Ell Lott, Luther Lott, Mar
celia Lott, Eli Lott, j. a. Lott, E.iHa- .a
beth Randall, Victoria Cushman, Cor
ne!ia Cotton, Jesse Couch, Margaret
Couch. John Couch and w. u. Coucn,
tthe two last being infants by their
Guardian at Item, Alexander CoHch,
Tillmen Lott, NJ. H. Lott, and others,
VS..
r. Il. Lott for himself and as adhI OF
Emelina Lott, decd, Sarah Carro!l,
Mary Howard, Lott Hazel, Josephine
Bolton, Darling Hazel, John l.. Bacon
and Thomas J. Adams.
COMPLAINT FOR PARTITION.
wv virtue of an order of this Court, l
0 will sell AT public ontcry, on sales.
day, the 9th day OF February, 1857, an anu
singular that tract or parcel OF lanu; s.su, SUI
ated in the County of Edgefield ana state
aforesaid, on the line OF the Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta Railroad, con-
tanning fifty acres, more or less, aoJoiI-
inc lands OF S. l.. Ready, Est, OF john n.
Lott lands of Martha McCarty ana the
BIRD Lott tract. -.
oT TERMS OF SALE-One half OF the
n,,rchase money to be paid in casil, the
remaining moiety payable in twelve
months. to be secured by the bond OF
the nurchaser and mortgage OF the
nremises-the purchaser to nave the
pprivilere of paying the whole amount OF
H. purchase money in cash.
ritIes and mortgage extra.
- s. S, TOMPKINS, Master f. q.
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The Union Meeting of the First Dlvi
sion of the Edgeheld Baptist Association
will convene with the Bethany Church or
Saturday before the 5th Lords day ir
January, 1882, at 10 o'clock A. N.
Introductory sermon by the Rev. a. G.
Collier; Alternate, Rev. W. A. Gaines.
Charity sermon by Rev. r. w. Sey.
more; Alternate, Rev. J. X. FAINT
Query: Would it be expedient and fol
the advancement Of our Redeemers cause
to divide the Edgefeld Association?
JAS. X. FAST, Moderator.
The Union Meeting of the Second Di-
vision Of the Edgefeld Association will
meet with the Rocky Greek Church on
Saturday before the 9th Sabbath in Janu-
ary, 1882. =,
Introductory sermon by Rev. W. A.
McCracken; Alternate Rev. NJ. D. Pad
gett. Charity sermon by Rev Joab Ed
wards; Alternate, Rev. A. P. Norris.
Sunday school addresses by brethren a
w. Videl, W. ". 0wdom and 7. r
Denny.
Queries: lst. Are not individual Chris
tians responsible, and will thev not be
held accountable, for the Indifference al
present manifested in religion and reli
gious affairs? A. W. Eidel to lead
2nd. Are our Ministers Of the Gospel
discharging their duty to the churches
and the world w. W. Owdom 10 lead.
JAS. A. CARSON, Moderator
II. a. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
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sharp,s Improved Rifles for Our Boys.

Sharp's Improved Rifles for Our Boys.
The subjoined note will explain ITSELF
And in this connection, Capi. Anderson
requests us to announce that there viii
be q meeting Of the Rifles on Tuesday
night, the 3lst inst. All members are Ut.
gently requested to bepresent, and persons
outside desiring to Join the company are
assured that they will be cordially vel
coined:
COLUMBIA, Jan. 22d, 1882.
Captain R. S. Anderson, Edgefeld 8. c.
Captain On Monday, weather being
favorable, l intend shipping you 40
Sharp's Improved Rifles and accoutrements
and 600 Cartridges which are to be re-
served for State use which would have
been before this had it not ralned daily.
trust the arrival OF these improved
arms will he an incentive to the members
of your company TO renewed efforts and
determination 10 place themselves IN a
position second to none in the State, and
that when l have the pleasure of inspect
ing them, which I trust will be at an
early period after the adjournment of the
Legislature, ! shall find the body a credit
to their State and County.
Very Respectfully,
A. NJ. MANIaAULT.
A. and |. Genelral.
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MRS. PARrINcroH SAYS, Don

MRS. PARrINoToN SAYS, Don't
take any of the quack rostrums, as
they are regimental to the human
system; out put your trust in Hop
Bitters, which will cure general di-
lapidation, costive habits and ell
comic diesases. They saved Isaac
from q severe extract Of tripod fever.
They are toe ne plas ssmsm' Of medl-
cinea-sRostvn Globe.
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2pnrerreal,

Married, October 20, 1881, Mr.. EDWIN
CRoMLY and Miss MAMIE GooDMAN,
both Of Edgefield County, ny Rev. J. b
Traywck.
Married, November 10th, 1891, Mr..
GEORGE HERL6NG, son OF Rev. Vastine
A. Herlong, and Miss JULIA CLARK. both
Of Edgeheld, by Rev. ]. B. Traywick.
Married, November 20, 1881. at Gasse-
way Church, Mr.. JOHN SMITH, of Au-
gusta, Ga, and Miss EMMA ANDERSON,
of Edgetield, by Rev. ]. B. Traywick.
Married, December TTt,.s:;S;s;;s,;;ss-Ss y Ssalu-
da Parsonage, Mr.. SAM EIDs0S and Miss
MARY HAvIRD, both Of Edgetield Coun-
ty, by Rev. j. B. Traywick.
Married, January IS, 1882, at the house
of Mr.. Thomas Howle, by the Rev. G.
". Bussey, Mr.. REUBEN smith, of Alb
beville and Miss ELLA HowI.E, of Edge
field.
. Abbeyille papers please copy.
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ROOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

VKTM. AIULHERIN d CO., of Angus
w ia, Ca, have opened branch store
at the old stand of Mr.. Peter Keenan,, op-
posite the Monument. The friends OF
this firm and the public will find large
stock at this branch store and also at their
old stand 0l3 Broad Street. MIR. Keenan,
will be pleased 20 see his friends at the
branch store,
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NOTICE.

TTAKE notice that on the 10th day o
Il February A. D. 1882, the undersign.
ed administrators OF the estate Of Johr
Turner Mitchell, deceased. will make
final settlement on said estate and will
ask for final discharge as administra
tors thereof at the same time.
JOHN W. SPANN,
MARY 4. MITCHELL,,-1e-s
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the CHOICEST. PROPERTY
M
ETyGEFIELD,
FOB SALE!
ry.r LARGE AND SPLENDID
rIon, M MAIN STEET ON WHICH
sToeD THE TIILMAN
EynTRJ

Cannon FRONTS TO THE NORTH
- nn Main Street, $50 feet-and has a
~ S',,.on;f;cenf ~; Southern exposure from the
la,as nnas which in the Southern climate Is
i,e;nhtv reari desideratum. The whole lot
nnps,a;ns ,n,s; two and one half (9!) acres more
cpIe GO isss ali Of it lying in the very heart OF
OF tLa ieoH, 1own n For 10 or SO feet f,om the
ot eie etT t,is I lot lies on dead level, after
s.tIei s.h;eh It's # Slopes in the gentlest and most
wa,.H ~ 2anner to the rear line, afford
pea1s.,4: spetss tssEforzgardeas,
lug u, and fruit trees. Eth
pa.cnes, s.,,,ttnior grand hotel, with all its
OF as t",,ces, srvv or for a row of stores, this
hIpurseh NJ. .sns eahs5lutely no equal in Edgeileld'
ms,a no. ,ias sa nroperty will be sold as awhole
Terms will Do ilis'e w oDTTNOVANT
Real Estate Agent.
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COMMERCIAL
YESTERDAYS MARKET.
COTTON.

The following short letter from DR. ]
D. Mitchell, member of the Georgia
Legislature, isa verystrong endorsement:
MessrS. Hutchison d Bro: have used
your "Neuralgine'' and find it all you
claim, specific for neuralgis and head
ache. J. d. MITCHELL, Nd. d.
Sold by DR.. w. +. Lynch. Sept ID
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soaft|s 2eD.'tissr
TERMS 500 per Annun,,
,nuR AGENTS

FAYUn A1EN 10.
w. W. owDoM, Chsprells, s..
w. 81. YELDELL, Longmires.
JOHN 81. HUIET, Batesville.
W. a. oDos, Meeting Street.
]. K. DuRsr, Kifkseys z Roads.
E. B. FORREST, Mine Creek.
TYRE ETHEREDeE, Leesville, 8. c.
J. E. Cook, ,Gramteyille, s. @.
DR.. JoHNB. ansEY, Langley, 8. G.
N. w. BReoKE sd, Ridge. s. c..
JOHN CAUaHMAN, Caughman's Store
WILLIAM KIN!sRp, sEtheridge.
Us. MERCHANT, Merchant.
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TEHE SEDGWICK
STEM WIRE FENCE.

H1HE above cut represents section
and Gate of strong, cheap, and dur
able Steel Wire Fence which is now be-
ing used at the North and Northwest III
preference to any other kind OF fencing.
Whereverit has been tried it has given
II is net work without barbs and Will
keen out small pigs or any other animals
that NAV injure gardens or farm crops.
II make, no shade and shelters no enc
mics to craps or poultry. ~ 1o.s
II ;s ius. the fence for Gardens, Lots,
Lawns PSlks and Cemeteries. 49,,
Beinr dppedin Rust-proofp paintit Will
last a life lime, and is better than board
fence in every respect.
1t is easily and quickly put up.
specInens Of Fence and Gates
Can be sen, at the ADVERTISER building
where sock is kept on hand, and where
all infornin.ion as TO price, &c, can he
n. G. NJ. DUNOVANT. Agt,
EDGEFIELD c. H., s. c.
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I'D G. BONHAM,
AT2OPNEE E-ATLA ".
NO. u, LAW RANGE,
.Edogefeld, 8. G.
Aug. ll-6m.
Sheriff s Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

STATE Ot SUI LII Oh1lohiN1A II ,
EDGEFIELD COUNTY,
John l.. Addison, bearer vs. Stanmore
B. Ryan-Erecution. :,
NOT virtue of an Execution tn mo III
ID rected in the above stated cause, !
will resell at the risk Of the former pur-
chaser at Edgefield G. Fl. on the first
Monday in February next, the following
property to wit: ,,,,
One tract Of land, situate in Edgeneld
County, containing ility-nino t69) acres
more or less, adjoining lands OF Bensjafl
Kambo, John Rainsford and others
levied upon rs the property OF the de-
.endant Stanmore B. Ryan.
Terms cash, Titles extra.
w. II. QUITS. s. f. c.
! Ian. Lite @.
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Death of Miss Claude PadRett.
| A little more than one year ago we
were called upon to record the death OF
Miss Maggie, the eldest and greatly be-
loved daughter of Mr. T,lluan Padgett'
of Elmwood section. A few months la
ter the father followed the daughter to the
spirit land. And now aaOther, the lovely
Miss Claude, has gone to meet the father
and sister. Strange are the ways Of Prov
idence 1t seems but yesterday-it is in
truth, but little more than two weeks
since Miss Claude was in our town, bright,
vivaeious, the charm of the social circle;
the joyous love-light Of admiring friends.
This, but yesterday, as it seems; to-day,
gone forever Sne died on Monday, after
IN illness OF only few days, pneumonia
doing the quick and fatal work. Go sud-
den, the SORROW came othe stricken house
hold as with shock. Thrice in twelve
month hath the bitter cup been placed to
their lips; deep. indeed, hays they drank
Of grief. But
"The heavenly Surgeon mains to save,
He gives no useless pain"
True as this is, the fond mother, the do
ting brothers and loving sisters, will ez-
psrience severe struggle in becoming re-
conciled to this affiiction. They certainly
have our sympathy-a poor solace, we
know, to bleeding hearts.-Monitor.
Drowning Of Mr. John II. Webb.
We are deeply grieved to announce
that our fellow townsman, Mr.. John H.
Webb, waa drowned in Sleepy Greek on
Saturday evening last. lie started from
here IN one-horse wagon on visit to
his son Mr.. James Webb, who lives in
the Dorm section beyond the creek. Ar.
irving at the creek, which was very much
swollen from the heavy rains Of the after
noon, he drove into it with his wagon, but
finding that wagon, horse and all would
be carried away, be succeeded in turning
back and reachinglthe.e shore. And now
although warned by a colored man living
hard by, not to attempt it. he mounted
his horse, rode to another ford, a mile of,
boldly essayed the..deep and raging waters,
and was drowned. Of course the precise
cannot be narrated: as. he
was entirely alone. His body was brought
to our town on Monday, and was taken,
On Tuesday, tosVaucluee. there to te. in
Lerred Mr. Wahh-l -lee e.,-r--sTfe ersi dow-and |
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Two cases Bleachea and Brown Shirt
ing just opened at J. N. COBBs, In the
Kan Hotsl, Jan A3y
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He was very kind-hearteda and. ..generousN
man. His age must have been some
sixty odd. At this same ford Mr.. Benja-
min Still was drowned three or four years
back.
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Chairmen of the Equalization
yBoard of the different townships will
meet at my office on the first Monday In
February 1882, to transact business OF
importance. S. t. EDWARDS,
Ian 28.3t Auditor.
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$500 worth of new Shoes, just opened
at ]. Nd. COBB'S, in the Ryan Hotel.
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J. NJ. ROBsCET 81 SON I
G9NN|SSIGi HIEHI|HBITS
AMI nrAI,ERS IN.
p FERTLL.IG Z = IIo;s:::iss, Sly



CHARLESTON, November 9,]sSi.S
At the commencement %! another hus-
;ness wear we acknowledge with pleasure
the patronage and confidence CT ~ :
RoBs0N's COTTON .NSp CORR l@i>1;- Fl ! :
TuIZER. ROBSON'S CGMl0i-NiI
ACID PHOSPHATE. haze @iro1: Nai.X.
veneral satisfaction. Oa5. cotton :iiii
Corn Fertilizeris Of The highest tAIl4GrG.
II contains ainorg other valuable lii;@ie-
dienis : per cent. Of Anin";im, rgt
cent. OF Potash. III per cent. Q; ay:u..'1lt. :
Phosphate. Having been ainnng INC
first to Introduce Gnsno liz this state, We
can confidently rsfas l,'cogf paniih@
friends that during the series o, t,yei'r9 we
have sold them Manures wo'have dlFitl >
niven pure article. Ercry AiGyTiurt;si.i;'' T.1.:s.
tested. We offer the above t'efitIl%s :
| for cash, time or cotton.
planters ordering Immediately WI ne
allowed to the LIST of April 10 t,eeIoe
wll:ch they prefer, cashor time; IN al, on,
crr for carload oI' ten toi" viii I've Sei:'
FREQ of draynse, FOR less; amouEtSt pei
ton will he charged. novz' 'i'''
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AND

That the u, l,dersigned, for twenty years
Agent ofthe Georgia Home Insurance
Co., soliclhs a liberal patronage from
the people, OF Edgeiiold, and respect
fully urg3s those in want OF insurance
in RELAY He Company to consult him
before seeking insurance. elsewhere.
d. IeURIsOE, Agent,
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AND

'Ths~-ssiie~ 9s1rgia Home Insurance Co.
insures dwellings. Barns, &c., &c at
the loves rates, and on the three and
five years,lans on more favorable terms
than any other Company, North or
South, East or West.
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NOTICE.

III NC>4lCE-
DLEASE take notice that the under
L signed having fully discharged his
trust will on the l4th day Of February
next, apply to the Probate Court OF
Edgetield County, for final discharge
as administrator of the estate OF w. b.
Hill, deceased. a. Z. hiN@.
Ian Q-5t
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WADE YOUNGBl.
LANDRAIN & BU1LBR.

r take this method of respectfully in
Il forming my friends throughout Edge
field County, that l can hereafter be
found at the great Dry Goods Establish
ment OF Landram & Butler, Augusta,
Ca, where I will be;extremely happy to
see and serve them.
ian o.3m WADE YOUNGBLOOD.
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Inproved Implements.
Improved agricultural implements
That is the cry nowadays. And a
wise cry it IS. Even as we write, we
hear the voice of our friend, Mr.. Ar,
temus Watson, of the Ridge, in our
front room, asking for Mr.. Nick
Brunson, agent for several OF such
implements. There are one or twc
other Ridge gentlemen with him. and
Mr.. Brunson not being on hand, they
| determine to drive out to MIR. Cante
lou 8, two miles of, to. look at ths
sentleman's many labor-saving ma
chimes. Indeed MIR. Csntelou's is be
coming a sort of Mecca for sorely
worried farmers. And we are glat
il is so. Mr.. Cantelou's example ant
success are calculated to do mucl
good.
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The CultiVotoF.
Not labor-saving.implement, but
the good old agricultural monthly.
1t is Just as useful and just as popu-
lar-as ever. And Mr.. LII. McCul-
Tough is stillIthe Agent in these parts
Subscribe for the Southernssk Ca|taco'
tor.
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The Crowning. Flower.

The CTOwning. Flower.
In the way of social gaiety and
hospitality, the surprise party at MIR.
o. F. Cheatham's. on Tuesday night
last, was the crowning flower Of the
season. Airth and music, wine and
song, good cheer. r..and the dance, all
flowed as it were in sparkling river.
| Indeed not siace the palmy days of
Col. arthur Simkins do we remember
such.a soulful and happy evening.
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Celhous..Mankiason.

Calho1s.. ..Mankiason.
At the residence of Mr.. ]. R. Han.
kinson, in Beech Island. ON Wednes'
day evening. Ar. P. L. Calhoun, o.
Augusta, was married to Miss Ide
Hankinson. A large party of friend,
and relatives were gathered, and on'
of the hospitable celebrations fo
which the community is SO famou
was heartily enjoyed. Quite a nun
ber Of young friends of the bride ant
groom acted as attendants, ten cou
pies in all surrounding the brida
boll.-Augusta News.
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That she Georgia Home
Insurance Go. paid all its
losses by the recent fire
ln ten days thereafter,
:aRld Oh the entire Salts.
Gacaitls Of Policy holders.

That the Georgia Home Insurance Co. -
commercially rated sound and g.
and it's ststrrk. is quoted at sl.5i, mn e3"
on the mtfket.
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United States Circuit Jurors.

6d it has not only a charming
CONT, but also two cosy re-
rlng rooms. Two handsome
eady hang from the ceiling;
sra eight dozen comfortable
fhe auditorium. are soon to
s.u;i Il, - ii9
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ms capacltY and efficiency. This shows
that Rinehart and Huiett are alive to the
noblest and most important interest OF
human Ife-the education of their child
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Churches.
There viii be divine service and com.
munion in the Episcopal Church on Sun.
day next On Sunday after next Feby,
9TH, the Rev. Father Wilson will preach
in our Catholic Church.
Harmony.
On Sunday afternoon next the Rev. W.
a. Rogers will preach at Harmony.
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Reepening OF the Coiored CooPesaHoi
Store.
The colored cooperation store whiot
vsannounced lately as being CLOSED
by the Sheriff, has been opened again
this time in Gains new building OF
the corner where his residence form
erly stood. The company seem Il
have surmounted their financial dif
6culties.
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says :: Stay .Mhere. You Are.''

1OIu, VI H'Ss..Ile 1T SIE00E.1 1osss-o1t 1n9t VIZ "o
lngrated Eom the Ridge to- Arkansas,
s, witkipths lastsmeek, written back to
A.s R.s -people-the colored people Of the
Ridge-telling them that things out there
were by no meansa lovely as had been
reported to them, and saying to them
emphatically: "Stay where you are"
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-16


to be cared for en- route, and the water
changed on them to keep them alive and
well. They will carry them only
by rail and water. Before concluding
my articles on carp culture wish to pass
over some European history on carp, and
notice some of their operations. We will
thus learn the extent os some of their
ponds. Not such as have spoken of
containing from fraction up to
an acre) but such as they
have in Europe to raise fish
fer the market. will also consider
their mode of drawing off Tor catching) the
fish from the ponds have been requested
to answer one more question, viz How
many pounds of fish can be raised to the
square rod etc. This question will be an.
swered in future article.
LEVI DAVIS.
Foreatyille, Sonoma county, Cal.
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A CITY LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD

The subject of this sketch was clever
little girl, who derived her odd name from
wearing on her head the sleeve of one of
her fathers old red flannel shirts. She
was an independent little piece, and when
asked why her mother didn't buy her a
new bonnet, said she would '.'just sleeve
wear what she had on. When one of the
neighbours children sneeringly said, "Your
pa gets drunk" Little Red Riding Hood
responded, "Your pa would, too, but he
can't afford it.; and when the next.door
boy ill.naturedly said, "Your mother
takes in washing" Riding Hood answered,
She don't take in much when your
mother gets the first whack at the line ="
1t will be seen from these incidents in her
life that though little read, she was well
posted, and the confidence with which her
mother dispatched her to carry goldfish
balls down into Stoors township to her sick
grandmother is easily understood. Hold
ing the lead dime, which her mother had
given her for car fare, tightly in her hand,
Little Red Riding Hood started for a street.
car, and, having a few minutes to
wait, improved the opportunity by
setting up howl that attracted
the attention of benevolent old gen
tleman, to whom she explained her
cause for grief. She was going, she said,
to her poor, sick grandmother, and had
been just put off a car because her dime
was a counterfeit. The gentleman gave
her quarter and put her on the next car.
The conductor in due time called upon
Little Red Riding Hood for fare, when
she produced her lead dime, "This is
counterfeit," said the conductor, whereat
Riding Hood fell TO sobbing as if her heart
would break the conductor passed her, an
old lady gave her dime, and boy shared
some gingerbread with her. Arriving near
her grsndmother's house, Little Red Rid
ing Hood sat down and ate the Goldfish
balls; then she bought some milk from a
drunken milkmsn, upon whom she passed
the counterfeit dime receiving from him
l6 cents in change, after which she pro.
ceeded to her grandmother's and STAYED
with her for three weeks. In contrasting
this story with the original Little Red
Riding Hood, the reader should bear in
mind the disadvantage our heroine labored
under in having to be her own wolf, role
which she sustained with signal ability.
There does not appear to be anything more
to add, except that the town is full OF our
kind of Little Red Riding Hoods.-[Cfn-
cinnatI Saturday Night.
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For upwards of twenty-five years, DIR.
LIGHTHILL'S Professional attention has
been exclusively devoted to the relief and
cure of these important ailments, and it is
with pardonaole pride that he refers to the
success which he has achieved in this
special department of medical science. His
apparatus and appliances for the examination
snd treatment of the hidden cavities of the
head, throat and air passages are original,
and confessedly the most perfect of anything
of the kind yet devised. Grabbing him not
only to readily discover the exact nature of
the complaint, but also to direct his applica-
tions to the diseased parts so effectuslly that
relief is experienced at once, ard permanent
cures are often effected in the most stubborn
and aggravated eases. And il is one of the
happy features of his practice that the appli-
cations cause neither pain nor distress, and
can therefore be readily administered to the
most timid or nervous person.
A candid opinion will invariably be given
as to the probabilities of cure, and no case
will be accepted for trsstmsnt which does not
offer reasonable chance Of SUCCESS.