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Monuments.

v,e erection e., m0nulh"L'' D Yum
,ne,norats tho names Of as. d'''"
ed Statesmen and patriots Is h'N"''
o,r,,,.ud,b,a. The practice l"I'eN's'
Gratitude and appreciation OF ser ICES
..,,l.r4.L AID a. The same H-I" n@l
,or,-. IN stimulate ua4eIs to &r'ds -
lher,i-lu OF achievements ia ho'''"'
| ...i.,.r.tLai Wl.. lnurr 10 tho pp'Ac
color, ANYTHING that leads mrn b.
| maize An ett ri To render tuoit h''"'o
worthy Of remembrance, has me- 's'''
,~.otad in vain. Monuments o. ''ohe
~, hraas are not needed however !"
commemorate the names Of tho 'u'S
great Thor achievements VIII 'A"'
lin tae pages Of the historian ''leh
,pl prove more durable than rsro''
We have no doubt itsoms OF tue worm
,.ro.. nhom men seek TO homer, Grul'
n. copsu.tsd, they would greatly if'le
thai the money ne,etsafy '''o'
,,,,,,,er, should be Invested tn
y, library, a rsiormatory iustttut.on' c
na pivso t, the poor. There is niue
l3.., .r+ior in our county, man
= deserving families need aea'stspe1, an
If the -xtensiou OF Aid 70 relieve sun''i'
y - more important, more comme"'aoI
e than the rendering of homage u u
r. dead by the erection of monuments
If other devices Those who have m'n'
5, to spare should remember ,n''' a, a,
-. 49,, a. hecoue,n descipie OF 4! wi
= lied in orier that they may inner
<. rterral We.
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Swift Specific Co.,
ATLANTA, GA:
snuDBYALL DRUGGISTS
a. 90 10 SI.75 Per Bottle.
the RAILROADS
A ls,eal Time Table with ths Lat
a., COrressioss.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON fok
,,,,,pur-2I 3. -- tsp-f.J5 7.On,-I,oo
los la-g oO. 3 30. -Q,dst lN5n-l o."
m - l2,rr III IA l5-l2.3~ 'Hr-..'a'y
a,,-5 l7.-6 3n+- & 10 ST. % ''"'--"'''
sp. m am, en = ia . DO
!, "a, m I1.ys-l 53--5.lT'-t@ s'-' - pm.
I.ITIunnp-l. O5.-l l2.-i.5i' - o. - ~.
,orSn m-l29-l uO-I.O3 300 C."-o.o'
~ "a. p. IN. " ca, ,,-. ~ @,
y OF .Ov -AGI--llt"' p N ....,..,.
HAlTInoEE Ayp Inr EahEplATENl NIIo''
, 0hs-yl7 luuDH. II \ 90 ~ T. IN
Trains running both dali! aud SUNDAY
| trains running only on SUNDAY.
| Connect ut 'iray- Ferry for Ola neI"''
| BROAD and Washington avenue.
psLAwAhB HAILH"An - , ..n,lox ,rain.
| / OBS W~-625' y. Ill, NO Suh"h! "''"'
| ~ ~, u,r,tnvtnn md intermediate sta.
tom ,,.,,y,.n- q,
Ia IN i YO-tl2p =. III. ga, ia =,
| uuL.wARg W E5rsrs RAILh"Ah ., "" w."
a. III $50 T. III. sunday u"''' '' :"
800 F.. m <,,
TRAINS ARRIVE "llMlhl'N WV
ppiLApElrnI.-l2 90 % ."2' 80 =, +,
! .+,--s. ut' ~. ~ no-iol'T W Xxx W.
IN ~ 5U-I.Os -4.J Lin ".''H-''''
NV Yoph .I,-'-+ 47'-s.04t-"l+h. IN
! 70 Iu-I.O7 a.,.,--G 4s'-ln.oN =. IN.
o EAITIMn.r. ~. I%'-9%+ 81 "'
) m ,|ln.36 ~ .,-oll'-o.3o'-7.H -'.',' p"
WA.mS"t, ,.-i.al'-2 i.0il,| o a, u =
d ~ 36-l 5u-,l'-t.3u'- .4D't|' J. III
). Both daIy and NuhIa!
" : GA sunday only. =,
II DELAWARE KAILHoAp-s - q
n - DIX o5.-S. 90 =. IN. No sunday trains.
From New Castle only.
WuMlNGrun h HoKIHEMS EAiih"Ab-''
lluA f.ir +. II. o,o
utI.WAuE Wi-rKHN KAILEoAn so A.
2ib =. IN SUNDAY irntns 80 a IL '.'' T..
= TRANS LEAVE FOR Wll.MlNfloN
I,uII.pgLrHIA Nsw BROAD NIhhsl J.
he pnr r. - a.5b. go ~ H,Og M o.
10 ll&o 1850 II, m l2.2a i'"- e"
iog ~ sos b.2p 800 cost g." D.
$40 1850 n.32' =. IN. ,.,,,,, =
BpoAp Asp v A-IiIsGTOh AVENUE y
81. lpl6a.m; 100 $40 40 30 r. II,
NEW CATTLE s33 1000 lIao a. III.
$40 J.. N.
I. iuily and sunday.
T. On sunday only,
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THE best
ylCNEyANOL LIVER MEDICINE
rrvrn KNOWN TO FAIT.'

NEVER KNOW \"
81 had suffered twenty years Win severe
,,ss..e Of the kidneys; before uEiDs huhts
1890 ,oJv TWO days was relieved, and AN
hem', JOSHUA TUrHil-i"
INV uhystcians thought that ! wns pan,
,,., Oh one side. ] was teH,ny siI'o.ou
.i,h Rheumatism from lSs 70 1907 W"
cured ~ hunts ssyTrItPp}fiEN O. MASON.
| any doctor pronounced my Gaze n .o,,v.
ussas, and said that could live oniy loi,y'
siyht hours. / thcn took Ruhts heul1Hy
and vas speedily cured" NJ. dOOiSrEnD,
"pay,nx suffered twenty yesrs"'th a;uaV -,
disease, and employed ya1io9. pn ny,"r nv
s'thoa, being being. re II ySs'LrIVAN Pen NtR
u hay: I E,m. sTs''} For 9i,ossss Nd
o.x,n and urinary rgaus there 10 neta,,S W
heyt sm' 4 II. NICKERSON.
NJ oau testify to the virtue o, huhts n Man
.dy in Kidney diseases IRON actual S''A''""'
I'M been much benefited theiSoJ, ov
'he '''A RKv E.H. TAYLOR
; rr,,,. 10 arise nom bed from al
.,,..S =, siSnsy di.esse. The doctors coui'
st NJ, ,.i,.,a md, was finally completed
cured by using HINTS keme1y,,us,n
!, oui0u ~ FKAnkK. DICKSON;
II / have suffered extremeiy WIN aiaso
!. dis.s.e. sf,sr uaing Hunts hemeay '"'o"'
! WIS '"~'''u W aEO +. CLARK.
J g, ,old in two Year, te,lIo) thirty ;ni'
,,ou.snJ one hundred and twenty botuss
B u"n,'. Remedy, INA valuable medtSI'
q fav Kidney disease" Wa BLANplN''
~ ors trial will convince you ~ nG
ALE Dy ali DruGgisas. send TOT '"'
| phlet to ,, n;lR
Z rrtces. 70 cents and Si.2o.
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Tup LES. COURT Will metz Oh '"''
,nl.of February, for ne appo'h '"'''
of collectors. The only certain 'h@"~'
IN thecpI.cr.oGehip # wilmington WI
Ia IN the Appointment Of a '"cc'7,',
tor Mr. Bedford, that 9ent'ei"a" ''
,ssi,i,p TO be candidate ''I r. " p.
ro;,tu,nt Mr., Kyne has ne'" '"T
cfB q Of caIocror two year., 'H7 "'"''
limit for eoU.r ors' terms, ana OF W. ~
vsars before ue was collector of CITY
taxes, making continuous 'eFnl ~
Ava years - collector OF taS"s 4,
xvo,ir is understood will b. al apP'
can't for re-appointment t. WHICH h''
w,ll be opposition uron Uh7 pi0'A'
that Ave wears IN continuous c'n'e az
,,x collector should be enough 10 S"'''
~ any man Of ordinary amoiI'on an
chat he should retire and mako f'''
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oD Saturday evening last fipn' , u,
.C.,.or tha foreman VI the boiler shopo
t%e Harlan & HolIpgsworth Compn n'
was presented with haHuSon. ." n n
winding gold watch, by tho mon " nv
hi, charge. Henry 4. Iurhe' 'f
acted As a spokesman.
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WILMINGTON
HOUSE
Now is The Time.

And the place IL the WHINING ~"
.,o,n,nx House. nj sth aud Market
streets. " you want /" suit or an
ox.rcont In either ready .Wnde or
.ustom made garment. W" nave
made prices to suit tn" purchaser
aud o,n please YOU In III and stse
of garment. Remember, We mean
4, reduce our st0ck by disp"sinS "'
,l,ODDklITSi In our READY MADE
and all ODD SUIT PATTERNS In
our custom department. O'rrcoa's
van can buy II you want on" '"f
either Yourself or boy. We make
mi. announcement for the balance
of M. month. and you Ln0" vine"
We sa, prices {" clear our ""rk,
mean. the lowest prize" P"ss'"'e
sEtJHE ONE OF THESE BAR
GAINsTHIs WEEK.
Jno. v. Oiefendof & 60
y B.-sTOuE CLOSES At =. n.
EXCEPT SATURDAY.
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1~.Ix.,noussnd Dollars more i"
ksNes.

ers prepared to pay wow p
,ollars additional taxes Ao'"r"'"t
-;s,ops made in the two n...s Ut
ons,ta ,he commissioners that eo
ia about what the e&per1h enI wa
the city. The police comhlSsl"n'''
,u. ,us,vs hundred dollars excl nc
It,, ;x hundred and the three "AIe' ''
commissioners are to have 'No
and ,bs chief engineer Of the "A''i u
Wsrk, is to have twenty-five huN",
-sixty.one hundred, ioIa' h'''
.bonsand seven hundred no'l"'S ~
a;tional taxes. This probably II Ho'
p.ob commissicn will need sec
,e,,,v who, perhaps, must he d 'Fe"F- :
urer also, and, il taken care VI
me magnificent proporuoh7' S"'",'
have at least twelve hnhu'oa
r.a ~ coursa the chief OF ponce hiuS.
have at least fifteen hunoreu' AAo
vould be mean after allowing 'n'"
..lvss .uch grand salaries, to pay pa
-, of, a, ak or seven hundred do'-
Lara yeai-,hey should have row"
,housand al least. instead " INV
,aaav tax bur,hened cl'zehS e''''ue
"a with twelve thousand dollars Az
ditional in taxes, they VIII DC 'u'"'
they get of with an incFeaS" Vi I"''
,h,usano dollars. We do noe DeA"'o
,ba re,l solid, substantial, We" 'H'""
ing citizens, who believe l" 'oDN' .,
government, want these c'n'n'''7''l
,h., certainly will not want 'leu' az
sn,b An increased expense 10 I'o ''''
The democratic polI iclahS' nv
rect To 1--we by ho."ng rN'e' "a
will want them. There may o' /" '''''
sapd peopla who a,e Democratic '""''
,, Gov n1;,r-three- iourLLs OF theu
prospective policemen, WHO care No'N
ING about taxes So they hut Re1 "n '''''''
rh.se are the parties who are pusA'N.
A.. commission bills go N!RorouaI!
WHY should they not push them N's'-
ously? If they get the "nn'eH 'N''
..r, with the Increased salaries, II VIII
now T,a. iuarease ed taxes SO 70 Inc 1oES
"a THAR motto. NIX Cbl-i Oh ponce -" Il
well, who i. a property hoI'7t' '"" WV
afford To s,apd Al iucr as'in c1iy NNS''
His appolntmcut as chiet OF ponce a.
..,.rv of fteeu hundred dollars, WI
mora than make up h's increase III '"S
90 Ex.Ch!et Engineer 81 TIE ""f
Worsp. II. U McInttro, Or. "a'"'S
,u.,rv-ay4 rnndred do.,sr-, can "ul'
tie az complaints # high tA&e'' vac
nan. he care? s. WITH i.r tnr,uh7
commandments. Twelve hundred d"
,,rsof a salary with 50 little aoor,"l
put them com Iet+ly oeyo"" we 'e''
of benz punched with incFra.'' '"'
All these wan. the a"n"17''""7 "
no;ntad. and some Of .h'm ara tAe pr
cipal lobbyists a. Dover ID '"'"' u u
bills.
I,tbass Offices aere made ceHe"!'
upon a vote Of the peoV." al III"
alect,ou., those grani salaries ~ol
not be Thought Of Mr. N'A"o'' y
McIntire and N!r. Cottiubham "''
M, d,rs to ask for them II me Pc"
vere 70 b. given chance to Speak VI
the mater. IL - because rheSe IL
missions gre 10 be placed b'yo"n
r.ach Of inter ferrucr ~ IL" tax pa!
nj Wilmington that -uch gram Fo'
ofoffices and Big 7a,aT'e' az" "'"'
out. Tho voters and Sax payers VI
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asa ., trungs, bags, ot,., u the CITY. Ladies
aud xontlemen's p1chet books ana ia .,nss
mrormn' attention p1,d to' 'cpMring trunks
a. nd Travelling DAYS
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A,yiIIE-IO TIE fV BLU.

~
yHYPAY FIFTY CENTS WhhN 49,; ~
GAN GET YbYE TEti H. :, y IN" IA
ynE wv iNIY FIVE UET1> -,
i,eaat,f,l sUt- u superior teeth, ~: ea'
and Sil fl, Of the MoGth guaranteed. SVe'
iveAty Year, oHporienss
TpE DELAWARE DENTAL OFFICE.
ro 700 MARKET street Wilmington pe
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T,..1NEs AND TRAVELLING BAGS

J. A. CONN Elk,
reliable h q IN Q q 9
sudtrunk manuh.e
turer has removed
TO his new score,No
az. Fourth t.,neA'
Market whore You
WA md the largest
---nn. IL I'M.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-28

Eaas BRoUILIE.-f'resh mushrooms
having come, tins is pretty dish. Out
two mushrooms into dice and fry them
for minute In q tablespoonful of kutter.
Beat together half dozen eggs, tea-
spoonful Of salt, little pepper and half
a cupiui Of cream, and put them in O
saucepan. The mushrooms and two
t, b'@poonfuls Of butter are next added
to those ingredients. and the mixture is
stirred over q moderate fire until it be.
gins to thicken. Take 1t from the fire
and beat rapidly until the egg become q
quite thick and creamy. Spread sllces
of toast upcn hot platter and heap the
mixture upon them. A Rarnish of
points Of toast thin slices out into tri-
angles-can bs added.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-28
Remember This.

II you are sick Hop Btters will surely aid Ma
turc In making you well when all else fails.
you are costive or dyspeptic, or are suffering
from any other Of the numerous diseases of the
stomach or bowels, 1T Is your own faultif you re-
main Ill, for Hop Bltters are a sovereign remedy
In oil such complaints. -
Ifyou are wasting away with any form Of Kid
ney disease, stop tempting Death this moment,
ana turn for cure to Hop Bltters.
lfyou are sick with that terrible sickness Nery-
BUSINESS, you will find "Balm in Gilead" in tho
use Of Hop Btters.
II you arc frequenter, or q resident of n mIas-
matic district, barrlcade your syetem against tho
scourge or all countrles-nalaria, epidemic bill
lons, and intermittent fevers--by the use of Hop
Bltters. - -f
IL, II you have rough pimply, or sallow skin, bad
Drcatf, pains and aches, and feel miserable gene
rally, Hop Bitters Will give YOU fair skin, rich
bl00d and sweeteat breath, health, and comfort
>, IN hort they cure all Diseases Of the stomach,
Bowels, Blood, Liver, Nerves. Kidneys, Rright's
Disease $500 will bo paid for case they viii not
That poor, bedfldden, invalid wife,. sister,
mother, or daughter, can be made the picture OF
health, by a few bottles Of Hop Bltters, costing
but trlfc. VIII you lot them suffcr7
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-28
DOMESTIC.

The DINNER TABnE,-We are often
asked for information in regard to the
proper manner IF arranging dinner
table. The following hints are. we
believe, the correct thing: Above all
things have your linen spotless and
1roned properly, and your silver and
glass shining. Arrange your plates up
on the table right side up. A knife and
fork should be supplied for each course.
and a dessert spoon for soup. Place
the knives with the spoon between. up
on the right hand, the forks, with tile
tines down, upon the left. All the
dishes should be we'll heated. The nap.
kin should be neatly folded with {. piece
OF bread or roll inside and placed at the
right-hand side. A china bowl full of
ferns or flowers, If obtainable, should
always be upon the dinner-table. or o
dower-pot Of growing ferns concealed
in a handsome jar. In giving dinner
party. large block of ice placed upon
a salver and covered with moss and flow
ers will make pleasing ornament
which, as the Ice melts away, cools the
air. Soup is usually served first, the
servant handing the plates at the left
hand to the guest. Only few spoon
tuls are in the dish, and no one asks for
or accepts o second plate. Fish is next
served with potato cake or rolls; or
small oyster patties are served after the
soup and before the roast appears.
When wine is served, if you do not
wish it, put your.fnger over the top of
the glass and say: '.Exouse mo, please.
The dessert is placed upon the table
after the salads have been removed and
the crumbs brushed from the cloth.
Puddings and pastry are served first,
then 1ellies, ices and cake and fruits.
Flnger-bowls should be placed at each
plato when the fruit and ices are served,
with daiuty napkin for drying the fin
gers.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-28
Rejoice, Rejoice, "He ii Alive Again.
"WaS Lost, but is Found"

Rejoice, Rejoice, "He iS Alive Again.
'Was Lost, but Is Found"
Under date Of July 0, 1899. e. D. Bright, OF
Windsor Looks, Conn, writes plain, modest mar
ratlve, which, from its very simplicity, has the
true ring OF ine gold. He says: "My father is
using Hunts Remedy and seems to be improving,
in fact, no ls very much better than he has been
for long time. lie has been tapped three times
The first time they got from him sixteen quarts Of
water, the second time thirteen quarts, and fully
as much moro tho third time. and he would co n
staEs]y hll up again every time after he had been
tapped, until he commenced using Hunts Remedy,
which acted like magic IN his case, as he begun to
improve at once, anu now his watery accumula.
ton passes away through tho secretions naturally,
and he has mono Of that swelling or filling up
which was so frequent before tho functions Of the
Kidneys were restored by the use OF Hunts Reno
dy. lie is wel!-known Citizen Of this place, and
has always been In business here"
Again he writes, November 81, 1889:
~ beg most cheerfully and truthfully to state,
In regard to Hunts Remedy, that its use wa, the
saving Of my fathers life. spoke to you in my
previous letter In regard to hs being tapped three
times- 1t Is the most remarkable case that has
ever been heard OF in this section. For q man OF
bis years (sixty years. 1t Is a most remarkable
cure. le had been unable to attend to his busl-
ness more than year, anu was given up by the
doctors. The first bottle Of Hunts Remedy that
he useh gave instant relief. lie has used In all
seven bottles, and continues to use 1t whenever
ne feels drowsy or sluggish, aud 1t affords instant
relief. lie Is now attending to his regular busi-
hess and has been several months. 1 am perfect
ly willing that you should publish this letter, as
we thoroughly believe that fathers Ito was saved
by using Hunts Remedy and these facts given
above may be benefit to others suffering In like
manner from disease or lnaCtion of tho kldneys
and liyerv
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-28

A SON OF toll from one of the woodsy
counties entered q village jewellery
store few days ago, after walk OF
seven miles, and said to the proprietor:
"Me an the old woman have been
disputing for the last three months
about eight-day clocks, and now I've
dropped in to have you settle the mat
ter"
"Well?"
'"rhe old woman says an eieht.day
clock is clock which runs eight DAYS
II you forget to wind it up every night,
while | say it's a; clock which takes you
eight days to wind it up"
Your old woman is right"
els she ?"
:, "she is; she's got the best of you in
the oase," ;
"Waal, I'll be shot But she needn't
40 any growing over it'll I've Just heard
that her brother was dead, and being
she's ahead on the clock I'll keep the
news to myself to get even with her."
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-28
MurroN CHOPS WITH P1ouANrE SAT

MUTTON CHOPS WITH PIQUANTK SAUCE
The almost universal fault with pi.
quante sauce is TINT it is too acid Take
dessert spoonful of chopped onion,
another OF capers, another of pickled
gherkins minced. Place these in fry.
ing pan with tablespoonful of vinegar
and let it sirnmer gently until the vine
gar has simmered down to few drops,
then add gill or more of good gravy,
which must have had every particle or
"round-eye" of grease removed from 1T
by skimming. Laying bit of blotting
paper or any absorbent paper on the
top of the gravy bowl will take up all
the 'eyes." A saltspoonful of salt q
pinch Of thyme and powdered bay
leaf, heated up with the gravy aud pre-
pared pickle, will make this an appetlz.
ing sauce for outlets. The secret of
getting 1t just right is to have the vine
gar almost entirely evaporated. If
your gravy is not thick to begin with,
add touch Of Drowned flour or roux
before YOU put it to the 2oiquante favor
ing. The same sauce serves for fish,
with Drowned "drawn butter" if the
meat gravy is not desired.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-28

~x#"Skill and patience succeed where
force fails" The quiet skill and patient
research which brought forth Kidney w ort
illustrates the truth of tho fable. It's grand
SUCCESS everywhere is admitted. Disease
never comes to us without cause. Ask
any good physician the reason and he will
tell you something interteres with the
working Of the great organs. Kidney
wort enables them to overcome all oh.
structions and preserves perfect health.
Try box or bottle at once.
BesS Faded articles of all kinds restored
TO their original beauty by Diamond DYES.
gists.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-28

A HALF frozen pedestrian spattered
and splaahed through the slush In the
J5oWery last evening in pursuit Of "a
Ihird avenue car, in the window of
which hung placard with the cheering
inscription, Warm car Overtaking
1T he sat down with an air Of expectancy
and hope that soon vanished. When
the conductor Game for his fare the pas
senger said disoontentedly,t"I T can freeze
Just as well outside as I Gan III here I
thought this was warm carp" "I
bought mince pie onoe," said the con-
duotor, with seeming irrelevence. "The
teller that sold 'em. was hollering, 'Hot
m!noe pies ! Mine was froze stiff, an
asked him what he hollered 'em hot for,
an all ne said was, That's the name OF,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-28

CocoANUT P1s.--Open the eyes of a
cocoanut with pointed knife or gimlet,
and pour out the milk into cup; then
brsnk the shell and take out the meat
and crate it fine. Take the same weight
of sugar and the grated nut and stir to-
gether; beat four eggs, the whites and
yelks separately, to stiff foam; mix
one cup Of cream, and the milk of the
cocoanut with the sugar and nut, then
add the eggs and few drops of orange
or lemon extract. Line deep pie tins
with nice crust, fill them with the
eustard, and bake carefully half an hou,.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-28
Consumption Cur,a.

An old physiclan, retired from practice,
having had placed In his hands by an
East India .missionary the formula OF q
nmple vegetable REMEDY for the speedy
and permanent cure OF Consumption,
Bronchitis, Oatarrh, Asthma and all throat
and Lung Affections, also . POSITIVE and
radical cure for Nervous Debility and all
Nervous Complaints, after having tested
its wonderful curative powers In thousands
Of cases, has felt II his duty make 1t
known to his suffering fellows. Actuated
by this motive and desire to relieve hu-
man suffering, will send FREQ Of charge,
to all who desire 1t, this recipe, In Ger
man, French or English, with full direc-
dons for preparing and using. Sent by
mail by addressing with stamp, naming
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-28
Petroleum v. NahhY.

D. r. Locke. Petroleum V. Nasby editor "Toledo
Blade'> writes:
1had on forofnger OF my right hand ono OF those
pets, "runround" Tho finger became inflamed to
degree unbearable end swollen to nearly twice
ural size friend gave me Honry's Carbalic Salve.
and In twenty minutes the pain had 30 much subsidized
fair nights rest which had not had be.
fore for week. The contamination left tho finger In
day consider 1t most valuable for tho house
hold. Edouard Reintard Of Now York. writes
gives mo great pleasure to say that single box OF
honry's Carboc salveeectcd complete cure OF Piles
with which had been troubled for over year. and
which nothing el.e that used would cure.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-28
UNonE SANS example,: One of ou,

UNCLE SANS example: One of our
most influential Georgia grangers was
experimenting affairs at his cotton
press the other day. when he was accos-
ted by neighbor. 81 see, colonel,
that the tariff bill has passed." "Is
that SOP How about cotton ties ?" "StiIl
thirty-five per cent. ad valorem. u
"Well, here, you boys. thar sift anotll.
or shovel o sand III the middle OF that
bale; I can't afford to reform until the
tariff does" And the sitting was strict
ly attended to, ;.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-28
Mr.. OPPENHRIMER, Mr.. LIE

Mr.. OPPENHR1MER. Mr.. Levi, Mr..
Rosenbaum. Mr.. E,nstein and Mr..
Greenfield, oil prominent Italian gen
tlemen, are enjoying sociable game of
draw poker after dinner. Mr.. Open
heimer. who is host, returns to the
room after a brief absense, and fluids a
hand had been dealt him. He picks it
up. It is q king full. He skins it over
very carefully. 1t is king full still.
He glances inquiringly at his guests:
"Who doled tenn carts? ?" Mr.. Greenfield
replies: 'Chankey Enstein," Mr.. Op-
penheimer gives the king full another
careful going over. It looks very large
certainly. None of the kings have
got away. But he sorrowfully lays it
down without betting. IL pass" Mr..
Rosenbaum deals, and the game pro.
crosses.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-28
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