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STnL THsY CoeE Tie Ne Perez Mrs
0! Ire 70 M. ,ays ihst iurty lmn.i ,ra nts
arrived there oa last Tnlrsiay's s.ea ner
from hansAs They are the advance guard
Of colony Of 500 famil;.s who van; to set.
tie IN Norshera Idaho and sse ~:ll.ax to pay
na1dsone pr,c-s for good i.ni.
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CRowD1p.-Thc travel on The oc ~
s,earashipe betseen Portland AID san Fan.
CISCO, is too gre.: for the number OF vessel.
running, AMI Passengers aud freight are A..
enrnuiA,lns III Sun Francisco. Il is 10 ,or,ed
that an ertra steamship VII b pat W the
line neIt month.
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DE,sskTss -Ne-srs. L. F. a. Sh.~
Chris Strrm- ard W. g. Allan hare been q, .
ieesed IS delegates from Wa.hirgson Lod,e
No. i9. !. o. Q. F.. 70 thc Territorial Grand
L,dse, L O. O. e. which meet. at Se.tsls
o. the second Tuesday il Ysy nelt
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ia :.,i.-i.t >hi9pei IN less quantity than car
iosi ,ts, snd H. excess OI 80 p'uEGs, 10 cents
pr lao prrris-
tn trr,sht weighing 80 !Hunis. w ir,n. 2a
c-nts.
sThe comnsrv ~iii receive freight frnrn srs.l-
atE., intermediate q ;rt- between stations, h,
SPECIAL agreement oulv, n s.,resd on rat--
on spp!iciriou rates vii ne gwen =! parties
i--iruus Of N piping Nppti. rails, posr-, etc.
trryu sry y~,;ut uH the Hume 70 pu'iivy.
pr taT.S=ri,-. Ard q tr,n>i-rfins freight I"
q. x. & y. Co.'S cars, =: "s..s Walls, y
cents per :rn.
All freight IN car-inse- nHt promptly taken
charge OF. an freight remaining on pitt;rrm
alter y oci,rl 2. VI on the isy of delivery
viii te s:arei NJ owners srp-n-s and -i-s-
VI. [. MOORE President
T.. I. BAKER Secretary. ~ w2n
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A sceersuoS.-Th. New York polio. AZ
rest yosna Sirl, for masqusr.iins q. old
~onea- Ii ~esid be . ss,.oq. tLias-ii the
eass shoald be reversed. In that even. lie
o6eea wcald have kssh sh.r ksn.is .ad Ill
IL prisoas fHu
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Ic GIenan'. Golden Bai-am No 1

Ceres Chancr.r, tIst and s,,v4a 0srI@,s
Sores on the legs and Body; Syphiht.
Catarrh, diseased Scalp. and ali primary i"r1
Of the disease. Price, s. per bottle.
Ls Rics.u's GOLDEN BALsSN 40. .
Cures Tertiary. Mercurial, Syphiiitic Ehr,i-
yIi,.tis.4l, PANS IN tie Bopes, liberated Tkra,
Syphili;ic Hash, Lamps, etc, and eraiie2tss
ali diseases fj0m the system, whether caused
Gy Gai Treatment: OF abuse @f mercury, lsay.n-
he tlaoi pure and healthy. Price, g. pei
bottle
tLE RIcaAU's GoLnEs SPANISH ASTIporE
For the cure of Gonorrhus, Glect. etc. Price,
:: ~ per bottle.
LIE gICHsU's GOLDEN SPANISH INJECTION
\ wash for cure % Giee,. Structures. DiseaSa.
If the Crethra AMI Bladder, etc. Price, 81 3
per bottle.
LII RICHAU's GOLDEN OINTMENT
Fer the effective healing of Syphil,tie Sores
and rruptions- Price. 81 per battle
Also agents for Lo Iii hau's Golden Pills
for weakness, loss Of phvsic.,l powers, and a.
diseases arising from abus- and eXc..,s OF over
work. Price. - per boN.
Sent everywhere, c. q. y, securely rackeG
Del eNpTeSs-
q. +. RICHARDS & 90, Agents.
427 and ~ Sansome StIr-t. :'an Francisco
California sly
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yHEcpE.r ENGLISH REMEDY

baneyersa failing cure
tcr Nervous lebility,
Ex hsns;sd Vitality,
Sc minal Weakness
Sper1a,orhoea, Lost
Mar Hood, lmpoten-
cy. Paralysis fros,a-
tarrhaA, Snd sn the
terrible effects Of
Ssf-Abuse, youthiai
follies, and excssses
in msturer years
Ts.la Nocturnal
, 1883-04-07

PASSENGER TRAIN leave. Wills v ala
for all p"ints west \, j:cr 4 = rveiy
ity except sunday
si~S -.AGER trains leave AibiGa, cpPr
rite Portland, At 70J =. u. tailS ir,c,p;
sunday ArrIyins =: ". ALA Nsii, II g.35 ?. Il
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W. W. q y. isEsSt1.

Trans riii iesv~ Waila Nai!a daily - 10 /.
= Tor MILF snI Elu;, -i"unla,r StStinn
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NV ISIg>TI S-The Ciucinnsu Nsrs
has this irJm LsIIng.Cn: Councilman
Nose kaufman has inver TED an .i.ctr iron,
d or iock. without aey hole or key. w.iIch j,
~onis-. iou can set It sh-n You 90 10
the i,ir so that 4 sober man touches 1t u
viii ring the i5e bell and knnck ham down,
but whrr VOC cuns nomr al > o'clock L NJ,
Nell c.tr.i. It n:-sns no's-iessly &c the touch,
lights rny hi; AMP, pulls II your ncos-.
~ ad. soar wItta. hrlp- You up .is'rs. and
p-ral,Ee, your wI'e's ton :ne tail yoa get 70
sep. No-- - = member OF the lodge and
kn-a Il ~ruii Supply lyns i-l: ~aat
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FasSESGEa fknk.

Eetw-r. W,,i.s Wall. a;,i - Franoi,,.
1t class, s.,I 2i class, s!I
;;arW en- wallis w.is sni Portland Sl4 ~
The bales IA
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an n<rtIons.

4 TAcoma Rith rsciSc Neil steamships
San Francisca. and with sound steamer.
victoria, Seattle, olympia and 81 poinaa ="
fse; SUuni.
- i.Akr View with .tas.s for Steiiseo-'''i
AZ Gruiuo with the Olympia hAd isni
...ilr5s-l iyr olympia
a; Hsisins aith tie D. L, : =. 90. 5 t"st
for Fy.:!snG and all rs,!ro~h Snd -s-~Iilsh
Ices ..t-5iu. st Portland.
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xoUN@ TEEN

Sy-HU NAY BE SUFFERING FROM
w thr elect, of yuuIhfui i,iiies and in
discretion, VIII ~ We'll :, avail thrsls-lves .!
this, tne greatest hs ever Laid ST the altar %
suffering .hn.rai:isy Dg- Si!NNEJ viii
guarantee {" iugri: son FOX every e"f Sem
iE.l Mea%ue-S o- l,rIr,,t, discs" II say kind
sr ci,,rsU.t-r s>';..j . ,ini-r:.ke, and i,ls I"
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UR. usn.I San % Frsnes.rs s'ei.'' al.

- - - . = -" - .tI-
70 1REAl
- successfully of no,neol.a
ti.y r.-ry form @; special 81,
chrome disease without nier
:ury or naGseous d7,gs. In
Iiriig4 InvisuFatur l. pos.
tise aud pe,uaa. ent cur- f.t
seminal weakness, nervous al,
physical debility. lost IaaI-
hood, vital exhaustion. abi ~
the terrible results az AIRS,
nature, exec ye and youti.fU
foilies. The 'Octar wil! agrs
IN writing l. ,rfeit y. l.KIj fG
a ease that undertakes ant
fails 20 cure The ress, u thau
sands cannot crr-'i o! sem
inal weakueas AMI thu above
diseases i- OK nY To a cYmplica-
tirncalledPrC fstnrThea, whicf
reguirrs a Spscis, TrIn'fv Dr
Lirhi,- ;nyirora;or, No. 2, is a
-;,e,.iSc cure for Pro>tat"Trhc:,
Price "f either inv:c"rsU,r. :
per bottle, OF 0 i.nJtirs Tor $40.
Seat IA any adde's, s.cur-i,
coyeredfr"m observation. S-ul-
inai weahnc5s and prustasorr
hea dsa.n vitality fFtm thf
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Fraissinns. Aversion TO society. Dimnsos o,
Vision. Noises in the head; the vits! mud
passins unobserved in the urine. and many
athsr diseases that Lead to insanity aud desth-
Or. Mintie will agree TO f'rfeis fiye nun,
dred Dollars for case Of this kind the VIA
RESTORATIVE under has special advice and treat.
meptl Will not cure, er for anything impure TT y
iniarioas found in il DIR. Mintie treats 81
Pnvste Diseases successfully without mercury
Consultation Free. Thorough eNsIninafien s
and advice, including analysis a: urine, % ="
Price Of Vital Restorative, IS Ua oottis, ol
four times the quantity, $40 %; sent 70 any
address upan receipt of price, or T. y. u, &c
,,s.irad hy 4. Z. MINTIE IL D.
, 1883-04-07

THIS q = + 4 !
,S'fe,,sthsninS Rem
eiy and Nerve Tons
il the legitimate r.
suit oi over 20 gear
ot prac.i ai esI er.
-noe. and crr-- wit
unisilin, e-r-aint,
Ner-,.rs and fays
csI Debility. Sen.ina
week.-mrs., SP-rm-,
D.
, 1883-04-07

'I..=t wear went o. frr"f-,' 7s7s Henry
WoIi. late c.. Cg,a R,g y. q. S.N.f-, no.
living r. rs ~. Siir Ave, !. G. Hish.s,
NJ "raiv 20 rrtsira wor=e rom chr'i!c !vrI
.oa.p'aiat- Kiiny-Wort, a 'ast resort, has
give, De h...r Health than rv- heretofore
-njryelf.r ,.-sr:v. many yea.r,-" Hes cnrei
;iow cni canzsq',-.,;!y napl.y.
, 1883-04-07

nS aai ,fter April l-t, lass. oc--u s.ram-
-r~ gri3 Iii ir"a, S.;. Franc:-en st,i PoS.-
lani Eg-rg thre,. iav- leaving Spear street
whsri. san l'-.ur'->-. ar ! "a. II, and Aim
syI.n i-,a. i.rtiaDn. I''..niyht.
, 1883-04-07
Passenger Department
Frri hi EaIcs Mr.t Rauui.

f;rm Wslis Ns!la :" Portland IL 70 ,nn io;a
Flour ana i,a seed, r-r iuJ H.. ..-... : A.
Wheat. nat. aud barley ev............. ~
."Jnl an ssck-, dry hides ani Ielt- -....- -
Greet. I. Is U-,.- aud ,iit,s 80
Rates "E g-r.haudi-v bet" -c. " >lls y ails
ana Iprtl,ni salY1 srSrrlipE = siicstion
Ot s-ai-. !r";E 81 = {" 81 L l-.r loD :-HIn,.s
a. a. rHEsiO!I'
Ssdrnxrr.
JpHf ufIn
IN erfutredeni OF Iraai~
, 1883-04-07
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE

Sen. on application Y letter, stating symP
toms. sex and ase. Communications strictly
c. uhdrntisl. -,
IL Kearney Street, san Francisco. Ca
u. Nintie's Kinney Remedy, Nephrrtlcaln'
cures all kinds Of Kidney anc Bladder con-
plants. GonurrhGa. Glcrt, issucorrhees- f"'
sale by ali dEusgsss, 81 ~ a bottle, SIX bottle
ior 81 20.
Or. Aintie's Dar.deiion Pills. are the best
ami cheapes. Dyspspsis aud Biii"ls cure II
market. FOR sale OF al druggists hot@e'
Davis d Co, Portland. wholesale a. ents- All!
All ori,rs f,- medicine C. .. u. mus. b,
accompanied with 81, as qua ranfe OF gc3c
faith. which viii be deducted when the pack
age is s.Ip?e,.
, 1883-04-07


rhoa, Emissions. impo;ency. EthSG,tei vi
talty, Pr-ias,ure E-,lire ard i-"ss o.; Man
hood IL all ir- complications. ani frnIl what
ever cariise pToinc.d. II enriche- AMI p'.riter
the blood; strength n the Nerves. bran, iiim--
cles, digestion. r.i'rrrctiye nr-ars, sni phyr-
zeal and mental facrl:iss. II stOps sne I'm
natural dehi'itc'iag l:a:E upon the system,
preysn;ing iIsS,aHt.Ty lNs>es, d.hiitating
dream s.miuSi 'oSs-s with the uFlne. etc, 80
de-:TUctf.a - mind ami tGdE. IL Is : -1re
elmina.of OF all Kidney and Bladder tom
p'sints. Il contains no nj :ri0as Ingredients
To 'hn-e suffering irnia th'- effe,t. -
Youthful ici'sc-e:inrs oT exceSs-s. sI-- J.
thorough ant permanent cuT. is Sua-sn-@- {
Price. s2 30 per bnttie i've h"r;lss IL
with full dirscti"n- aud sdvice. si0- S-h: Se
cure from Observation - any si6rsss upun re-
oript Of 7ricf. cr q. -. ID. To te had Only u
DIG c. u. SALFIKLD.
al6 KearnY street, San Francisco. Csl.
CoasIltati"n= -'-ictly confidential. iy litter
or st otEce. free For the convenience Of
lstient-, and in nTirr ~ in,are ,-Ti-ct s-,re~y.
have ado; te \ t'fiv...e .ddsf>-, rL.i-r which
81. Packsst- a. ;-.asy'~'i
TEI,L EpTFi.E rEgr,
sV:1Ho'er- Z. --V IT, .I.-Tir. wii ~ ,e.t t0 AM
"n- s;Tlv'c hy l;t-er, -;-Li... liz -ymPts ~
ans AZ. { .'nrnur:cat '...- sicie,ly cpuh
1enj'~i s~li-dwt
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f'ss.eng.r- far aiu-a"stt, Cheney and
StoEsns i'-Ll- ohsas- car- =: W..ials jun =
, 1883-04-07

IN erfntredeni Of Tram
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-25
DONIEsTIO.

FEATHER FLOWERS. 1t requires q
certain amount of patience to achieve
succesa in making feather flowers, while
satisfactory results are sure to add a
smiling beauty to the adornlug of an
a1tistically appointed household. Fash.
ionables rusticating in the country can
easily procure bunch Of white geese
feathers and amuse themselves an hour
or 80 by cutting out Of these feathers
leaves like the flowers that are to be
copied. Make the bulbs OF beeswax
and rosin mixed together in equal pro-
portions, to this stick the leaves, the
stamens and centre parts of wire and
zephyr. In painting the leaves q nice
delicate to"ch should be had in order
to give natural effect. Get tube
paints, such as are used for oil paintings.
After painting the leaves lay them aside
to dry. Do not use them for ten or
twelve hours at least. A tube each of
chrome yellow, roee madder, clear
white and Pr,lssian blue will be all the
paints required to produce q lovely
bouquet. Mix the yellow and blue to
obtain green for painting the leaves.
With little practice in mixing paints,
they can be made as beautiful as wax.
There are several ways to use feather
flowers besides clustering them. A
wreath, n cross, an anchor and birds
are often made and placed in boxes with
rich velvet background and fine glass
in front, bordered with frame work of
velvet, or wood exquisitely decorated
with water-color pictures, making an
elegant parlor ornament.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-25
HUMOROUS.

"TAIK about my war record" said an
Arkansas orator at a political meeting.
my war record is part of the States
history. Why, gentlemen, carried
town." eyes," replied by-stander.
"for was here at the time." ethan K
you TOR your fortunate recollection, "
gratefully exclaimed the orator. "It
ls pleasant to know that there still lives
some men who move aside envy and
testify to the courage of their fellow.
beings. AS T say, gentlemen, my war
record ls part of this States history,
tor the gentleman here will tell you
that carried the last Confederate iiag
through this town." ''That's fact"
said the man who had witnessed the
performance. s'He carried the last
Confederate flag through this town,
and he carried 1t so blamed fast you
couldn't have told whether it was q
Union jack or a smallpox warming"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-25

"WHo was that pretty girl you had
down to the island last Wednesday ?"
asked q Joralemon street man OF Rem.
sen street friend, as they met yesterday
afternoon.
"wednesday, Wednesday," ponder ed
the Remsen street man. "Was I at
the island on Wednesday,"
eyes, and you had a girl with you.'
"a brunette?" queried the Remsen
street man, still puzzled.
mo, 1 saw you there Tuesday with
the brunette, but this wasnt't the one.''
"Was she blonde? No. T lad the
blonde down there Thursday and. Fri
day. WHIT kind of looking woman
was she?"
"Rather slender, and you didn't
seem to want to take supper there.
Heard you tell her you'd get something
to eat when you got back to Brooklyn" "
"Oh, | know. Certainly, Wednesday.
Why, old fellow that was my wife.
Come and take something"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-25

DIPHTHERM.--Physicians ascribe the
prevalence OF diphtheria o. the pres
ont day largely to badly-tr. mined,
smoky, kerosene lamps, which are some
times left burning in chambers all night,
turned down low, filling tho room with
their poisonous fumes. A specific for
d1phthcria is sulphur. a teaspoonful
mixed III vino glass of water with the
finger 10 mix it moro thoroughly, used
AS Il gargle. In recent cases, this will
bling Immediate relief. Some of the
preparation should be swallowed. A
London physician mixed sulphur with
glyccrino, aud gave tablespoonful OF
mere, according to the age of the pa
tlcnt, th1ee or four times day, apply
Ing the same remedy to the Eostrils
with sponge, and did not lose the
case, Beioro this he had lost several.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-25
AUTUMN LEAVES. To preserve fl,

AUTUMN LEAVES. To preserve the
brilliant colors OF auturn leaves, their
stems should be dipped in melted yell
low beeswax. The leaves should be
we'll dried. BY piercing the leaf near
tho stem with thread wire they can be
woven on coarser wire, or on large cord,
into any description of garland or de-
sign. 1t is of the first Importance to
select the most beautiful and brightly
tinted leaves. Those with odd, bright
spots and unnatural marks arc consid-
cred the choicest. These leaves, too,
which are touched with ripeness and
dclicately shaded in color from the up
per and broader part to the point, are
very desirable to intersperse with the
Raudier ones. Being we'll dried and
pressed, they can be perfectly prepared
for adjoining room by quickly ironing
each leaf with moderately heated
smoothing iron drawn quickly oyer a
piece OF beeswax. Ferns are best gath
cred in september and October.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-25

RED CABBAGE mixed with white makes
an excellent pickle. Slice the cabbage
Very fine; for three heads of cabbage
scald two quarts Of vinegar of medium
strength, add two tablespoonfuls of
sugar; put into bag one tablespoonful
each OF cloves and cinnamon, and half
teaspoonful of black pepper; put the
little bag of spices III the vinegar when
you scald IL, and let it remain in the
pan when you pour the vinegar i'll owe,
the cabbage; press the cabbage down
with plate with the weight on it, sc
that the cabbage will be under the vim.
egar. . ..-. '.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-25

HANGING BASKETS Rcd flower pots
can be converted into these pretty bas-
kots for lawns or porchcs. Two large
pots, of tho tcn-inoh size will mako 4
handsome pair. Get small brad-awl
and glmlet of largo size, and q small!
saw-blade set in handle; work holes III
rows all around tho pots half IN inch
wide (first softening them by soaking
over nighD. Give the surface two coats
of stonc-coloreu paint, then sprinkle
with sand in which mix diamond dust
or fronting; or paint white, and dust
with marble or stonecutter 8 sand, mix.
ed with frosting; this will givo sur
face like marble or stonc. as may bt
desired.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-25

EGYPTIAN CoRN.-A cereal recently
introduced into Kansas and New Mexi.
CO, 1t is said, was originally brought
from Southern Russia. The first
knowledge we had of its introduction
iuto this country. was some seed sent to
lib last season from San Anglos, Cali
fornia, where it is sometimes called
pnmpas rice. We planted 1t us soon rs
received, and though it grew vigorously
ane obtained a good growth for oul cll-
mate, 1t failed to open. We were told
that it was used in California principally
as food for fowl, no mention being made
OF its use for bread. 1t is cereal re-
sembling very much our common millei
although we should think the kernel is
somewhat Larger. 1t would undoubtedly
constitute good foed for stock the same
rs miilet does, though we have known
tho latter to be ground like Gndian com
and used for bread, whloh was said to
be nearly rs palatable and nutritious rs
that made from cornmcal. if, as is stu
ted, it Is unaffected by drought. worms
and grasshoppors and other pests, and
is largely productive, wo SEQ no reason
why 1t may not constitute a staple of
production among farmers in those
states where the seasons arc longer, and
the climates less rigorous than i'll New
England. We advise our farmers 10
make trial of it.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-25

Il recent French process consists in
permeating fabrics with q solution of
tin. A mixture of zinc powder and dis
solved albumen is first made and spread
over the fabric by a brush, aud, aftor
drying, the stuff is passed first through
superheated steam, then through So
luton of chloride of tin. In this way.
an exceedingly thin layer Of tin is spread
over the whole side of the fabric, which
is thus rendered waterproof ond pro.
tected against ordinary rough usage.
The skeleton of the carion crow
weighs when dry only twenty-tbree
grains,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-25
Walnut s.cnE IIair KcStOrer.

1t is entirely different from all Others 1t is
as clearas water, and rs Its name indicates is
apcrfcct Vegetable Hair Rcstorer. twill inn
mediatcly free the head from all ,andrufl, re-
store gray hairto its nat :cal color, and pro-
ducca new growth where it has fallen off, 1t
does not i'll any manner affect tho health,
which sulphur, sugar Of .ead and nitrate OF
silver preparations have done. twill change
light or faded hair in few days to Il beautiful
glossy brown. Ask yourdruggist forit. Each
bottle Is warranted. SMITH, KLINE 81 Co,
Wholesale Agents, Philadelphia, Pa and
9. n. CRITTENTON. New York.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-25
After Meals, Torture.

Such is the lot of the dyspcpic. Prevention,
where indigestion has not assumed the chronic
phase, and Il thorough cure where 1t has, Is posi-
blC Of attainment by those who resort to ii os
letters Stomach tcrs, n remedy OF established
reputation, botanic origin and rare purity. Heart
burn, fa,ulencc, pain in tho abdomen after eating
and a sinking sensation In that region between
meals, are entirely obviatcd by this fine c0rrcc-
tive. Nausea, bilious symptoms and constipation
are also entirely removed by II. Lack OF yigOr
,oss OF flesh and want OF appetite arc usually
GoncOmitahts Of the nalady, llostetter's Stomach
Bittcrs is q recognized specific. While It regu-
mtcs IL strengthens the system Fever anu ague,
rheumatism and nrrt GUS ailments are cfrectually
rel eve by 1t. and It's an incompatible sustaining
cordial for mtirm persons OF advanced years OF
WcaS COnStllu' ion.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-25

An old physician, retired from practice, having
had paced IN his hands by East India mission
nry Tie formula OF q simple vegetable remedy ior
the speedy and permanent cure OF Consumption
Bronchilis Cniarrh, Asthma and all throat anu
Lung Affections, also q p0litivc and radical cure
Tor Nervous Debility ana all Nervous Complaints
alter having tested ns wonderful curative powers
III thousands OF cases, has cl II his duty to make
II Known 10 hls suffering fellows. Acuatcd by this
motive and Il desire to relieve human suffering. i
Will send free OF charge, to all who desire IL, this
recipe, III German, French or English, with full
directions Tor preparing and using. sent by mai
by addressing with stamp, naming this .papcr "
y. MOVES lIH I'O,cci'S htOcG Rochester y. !.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-25

SUccoTAsH.-Take the husks and
silk from one-half dozen ears of sugar
corn and with sharp knife cut the
kernels from the cob, Place on the
fire one pint OF Lima beans, with sufi
oient water to cover them, one hour
before needed for dinner; let them sim
mer slowly for three.quarters of an
hour, then add corn and boil fifteen
minutes; season with butter. pepper
and salt, and send to the table hot.
Milk may be used instead of water if
pre- ferred.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-25

The doctors disagree. The now ia.
nous fossil footprints found last year al
Carson, Nevada, and supposed to have
been made by prehistoric human giants
are regarded by Professor o. @. Marsh
az probable tracks of large sloth. 1t
is stated, however, that DR.. darkness
still insists that the impressions were
left by species of man, and that he
finds his theory strengthened by fresh
discoveries of tracks even more clearly
defined than those first uncovered.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-25

Three Particular Points.

tie FsIBRowNs IRON BrrrERs is not an ram
pound 1t tonic medicine drink skiGllv comno,ndd
made to restore strength and hca beverage be- sold
Point the Srcoua-B BRowN's IRON B1rrERs is free FROM, A
lhe most delicate ladies and most cneeted infants n
M WIN Re1oct safety and with advantage While nowerS
d agency geein its operao restoring wasted strentph
ana 'npatng robust health In the efficient manner
% Point the 7Hnz--BRowN's IRON B1rrrps q nnod H., .,
ton is OF bMdmo M long house. whose reputa
There IS no risk in buying such medicine ~ 'olhunity
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-25

Il composition has been invented by
MN. Dankwork and Landers of st. Pc
ters0urg. which is reported to be tough
elastic, waterproof, insulating iii
short, nearly sufficient substitute fol
india-rubber. 1t is composed of mix.
ture Of wood and coal tar, linseed oil
ozokerit, spermaceti and sulphur. which
are thoroughly mixed and heated for 6
long time in large vessels by means ot
super-heated steam.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-25
M. d. WAS TALKING. the other dsy,

M. B. WAS TALKING, the other day,
with Dumas fills. st"s E
.Do you know that what amazes me.
IN the human species. is the profound
contentment that each one feels within
himself?" i.N crI, ~
"Above all the idiots. said Dumas.
"Exaotly, Thus I never hear ono oi
them say aloud. II, who am an IDIOT
''The reason Of that IT," replied the
author of tho ''Demi.monde," s'because
at that precise moment he would be an
intelligent manW .#I.. t<
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-25

HAY FEVER. l can recommend Ely'e
Cream Balm to all Hay. Fever sufferers, II
is, In my opinion, sure cure. was af-
tioted for rs years, and never before
found permanent relief.-W. II. HAsKINs,
Marshtield, Vt.
HAY FEVER. have been Hay.Fever
sufferer for three years; have often heard
Ely's Cream Balm spoken OF in the high.
est terms. used 1t, aud with tho mos,
wonderful success.-T. 3. GERR, Syracuse,
N Y.