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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-19
DIR. SIMMS
Vegetable pills.
the Perfection Of Pills,
Nankin FavOriie Pills

'rho most famous liver medicine on earth.
No gripping, sickness or weakness attond tholr
oprratiun They do not leave the bowels pos
tive. They tone and strengthen the Liver
and act on the kidneys. stomach and shln'
curing liver complaint, SICK headache neu'
ralgia hilousneS", pain III inc siu,N f "iyN'
Win in the bowels, kidneys or bladder, exc
tcry valuable in dyspepsia, maIarial fever or
dumb aguc. chillS and fever, general weak
nrss loss ufmppctlte, etc. They are splendid
for weekly females as an assistant to Keep me
system healthy They are endorsed AM re-
,,,iivr nnd -uirndid liver medicine. Elegant
" sugar coated, % cents box; family boxes
4 I'm one ST. sent 10y mail. Sold 10y leading
dealers il, medicines Main depot, Fourth ana
King streets. Wilmington, Del. and CO.. Arch
street, Philadelphia. hu'---h
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The new restaurant at the corner OF
Water and King streets will De the
handsomest in the city when finished.
Mr.. Reynolds expects in a few days to
move into H..
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~ OCtHlrSS-Dl RING Tue II AIS L
~ mas Holidays VIC will sell al the loiIo"

ing low PflEts. ,,,l,,., va
aHs annie butter L5c. 2frs good Rio coffee zoe
3lhs new primes DE, grauS takers corn % i!'
2f,S new ruIr.uts Zoe. .. b. new r"iSih7 :1'''
tfnILou ,IrII, mo,a.Hos, 20c. Honey ur,rS. i@''
silver drjpr l2c Now crop \. O. NGI. ~.
Flour ~, and - yer D. We ''I f 4anr 10 -.
You take no risk. We keep on'y, Sun hU W,,n
brands Of Hour. Teas 80, 50. 60. ana SOC, nur
4Ic extra is excellent our 5or is e4unl u
what some other stores sell At 10 ana % ccH't
pur assortment of goods is equal 10 any otlSi
store IN the city .Irlt"S and preserves W ~
bushcl can at once and be, convinced
i, j. FORD, Front y Madison s!s.
isif Eront and Mary land ave.
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w41rlp 6AIE- BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE
Z, 6velling. l7ll Rodney street, SIX rooms,
~ room, hot and cold water, gas hchithS
~ quiet neighborhood, near CITY railway
.Sss ,ssnnsIatIng. WILLIAM j.. Il'kElS,
Tl&h and King streets. lhn|u
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PRICES
UNPARALLELED
for goods of Ike quality.
CONCERNING G q l.. SILKS
We think We are warranted in say
ing that there Is no better assOrt
ment than ours in the city. Tie
tlrmness, cNCnnC-s and briliancy OF
our EVENING SILKS are appa
rent to the greatest novice, and
prices are best ascertained by coin
IurisUn
To publish details would absorb
several pages Of this paper, and be
both tedious and unsatisfactory liter
I all.
We wish to give the widest publ
| city to this sale, and most urgently
| request our friends to esteem the en-
| tire month as
| OPENING DAYS.
| in which they are at perfect liberty
! to examine and look over these fnb-
| rIcs at leisure without being eE-
lpectcd 10 buy, for only thus can they
! obtain any accurate iGea of these
| NPREC EDi.NTED UFFERlNGS.
We. therefore, most cordially invite
| comparisons.
! COOPER 4 COWARD,
| NINTH AND MARKET
COOPER Il CONARD.
II jDUpE.R Il CONARD.
GREAT
| BhEAh
We have made in prices Of
lSEAL
and
. iTH-LINED
| SACHS.
| CIRCULARS
and
DDLMANS,
tuad ,ur ,1oak Rooms Yesterday
with customer. to such an extent
, | thrt ,,f r-u"nrin have to be called
from y,H, + ,Irpartmrut- in ordcr 10
! rrcyrnl IN ,ir being krvt waiting.
yhrtSfAi.Sk N SAC MS and DOL
Mt%$, ~ 'R-IlNED tIRCL'
l.4ES and WRAPS were all large
~ taken. which Is not surprising
| cons i,ilng that they wcr" made by
one 81 tin best manufacturers II tht
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.v5s1p EAI.E OR RENT-THE SlORE&
dWellinv at 1909 Market street. IL IL
- AZ ia best Il not the very best business
s;1n1s IL this city for groceries, hIHr ana ana
~. * bakery. Apply TO JOHN ~, i2''
l1nrkAt street Ji"-h
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vr11r aAI,t by EXEuurG|S DWEi e
~ hcuse late OF III Wi!aon, DEC a. 40,
= WsShlng ton street, WtininKth or ~
~. Apgly To- u: Nil'-p, ny ,.Sl eaa aV ~
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7. NJ. OGLE, hucttOnoe
W EALD & CO.'S

ia ,,,,,,y,yr
THIRD REGULAR ~ hi'l'
of Real Estate and Securities, at Smith
Building, Market street, between oth ana ''"'
SATURDAY, JAN'Ahi ~ 1901
at 2o'cIock, p. m, sharp
, Srvcu lois on Fourth aAl Webb streets,
unlr new line ofH.S o. X. r.
:, ir,cn Int. an scott near 9th street
. ims int an Vnluat street below seventh,
oI,nut 30 n I'm. front and 100 II. IN depth
int atinrcnt with small brick building, about
adjacent, VITA or.,k Stating, ahont "''12'"'
No. lOI Logan street, rooms "hu sn,
en- ~, - w. y '' Ir,cL ,Iwrilinp NO. 1907
,t,c,t "A ron,n. and BAH room, tin
r'',r Int ISM COO Gin.
var terms of SAFE, plot and particulars see
poster. hhh ~ u.s., e. e.,
Jl64t HoNoHth an" "" '''''
TXFII'IDRS' SALE OF REAL
the IN, :S"'I H% * SCI, v =: S%; Is
III +. Fourth street, IN the w! VI "''AA'Ne
ton, on
TUESDAY, JASIi ARN g 1873,
,,,,,,,.,,, - M
h'"' |''' =, ,'' -.
The thrrc-hory brick dwelling ana store a.
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ZOE 6ALL CHE@P-, lH lew 2b.t FL
|1XS non,ea house anLL.a ntiaiiy built with
\ ~ smodern lunToyoaeaUs. Alsoa three
I2v SricE house, \ orth Est cor. eth ard
Shard street would L-ake 2 t.ot hoa-
~ ~ bus,pess. Terms to suit pufcAasefs'
If7piy 70 YhoL.a. X. LaIly, Go NJ afket 81;
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WANTED.

WANTED "A MlDDLE.AiED W.
w man or girI for general housc"orR
Reference required. Apply ats. j. corner of
SIKH and Madison. i"i''"''
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FOR SALE.
nay STABLE FOR SALE.

6sfJg sALp--A NALU ABB Il FARM
J 4 ooptai Ing l7b Rcres god buiialn.t
~ 10 miles Of this city, IistT-ad etet'oh
~ hru. The above pr peIty VII pry
- Oent on he price asked for II. L"E'
q psid over 20 per ccr For inrthfr y
neticn apply to f. Pennington, 70. l.
tutroet, cen
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rNOR sALE-A PAIR or fOuN S,
h y mules coming -four years Ola h!nd
"A veil broken, and sold for want o. use.
.ddSoo1. +, W. STEWARD, oE2 W. FROM
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vr,RI' STEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
by virtue ola decree oi me Nonr, co. ~,
Chanccry. Of the State Of Delaware IN ana Tor
MN Castle county, viii he exposed to sale AZ
Public Auction ut the Court House IN INC
city Of Wilmington, on
IHuKSDAN, JANUARY %, 1888,
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NEXT
with stock aggregratlng several
thousa nd peces, and including every
desirable fabric of the Lyons, Zu-
rich, London and Paterson manu-
features.
The shadow Of success which has
attended our January SIX sales dur
ing the past twOycars w""'n seem TO
have already appeared ~ '' "iId,
fall Of good things which have lOuhd
u place at our counters.
Wegathercd more Iibcrallyahr0ad
and upon more favorable terms than
ever before, owing to n sudden ana
umwarrantcd depression in the Euro
pcan market during the stay Of our
buyer, who purchased largely before
the reaction came.
Then New York importer, who
had been selling short pieces ana
dress patterns to the country lrade,
concluded to make an end II, ana
We secured all he had left at our
prices
They are mostly Black siks,fr"n
the celebrated hoGscaOfC. !. Bonnet.
BelOu Il Gle, Gcraud n Che. Taps
sler Il Gle, and others, with some
Satin Mcrye'lirur. satin DcLyons
and handsome brpradcs The bulk
of the pieces are in regular Dress
Patterns averaging from fourteen 10
twenty yards; but some fow are ira
vcllcrs' samples. ranging from I'VE
to ten yards only. We believe
THE
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IfYANTED-BOARD FOR M AN AM
VIZ boy in private family wet oi W".'t''
fsN'AddrGss Hoard" thB Office. Jl6--'t
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S7TTEEN HOUSES FOR SALE. FlF-
N Il tCen two-story prick houses. SIX rooms
N bath room. hot and cold water, ltoht
iH1h4a, front aud ejie yard, hu'lt 81 lhe nest
s@1-r,Si and i'm n most substantial manner.
~ sniA On favorable terms. Apply To tEo'
f'WEST, su3 West sixth street. Jl0'l2t'
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- ANTED-A SITUATION ~ an
10 experienced chnmbermaia. hauI.S'
.Chnmbefmaid' Tins oihcc. li'-N
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DOARDlNG-BOA RIDERS CAN ~ Az.
, cummOdatcd Mt lu2 l." Au' Iieaahi''
rooms. good table hoard, ."
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yANTED-ROARD AT 7l3 EAST
w Seventh street, liSo1
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THIRD REGULAR PUBLIC SALE
Df Real Estate and SECURITIES, ut Snllh )
Building, Market street, between 9TH ana ''h'
SATURDAY, JANUARY -, 1888,
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TOOPER h COWARD.
I jOOPER Il COWARD.
OUR
GREAT
JANUARY
SILK
SALE
WILL BEGIN
hINnhy
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-07-12
a WOIl ms EHperienCe.

Mira William Dnwnes. Of Uxbridge. Mass, writes OH
~ MD,,u,,r IT,, na. 400. 40 follows:
hiA's III" r~-1 'f,~on 7 havn bean a great
sufferer from complication Of diseases Wh}ol bafcd
the SKILL Of the most peronccd docorsas could not
obtain permanent rclioi By thor treatment ana
rr, scriptions; AMI l have alsO tried many
socnloi cures in tho medicine line, but could
set no relief. Tho rains, nchos AID weak
ness incrcasel rapidly and constantly that
WA reduced In strongh as to bo unahlo to lolvo
the bed, and the doctors informed mo tIrt thero WAS
no h pc Of reoovory. In tnis exhausted AMI dis
c0rase condition dear friend persu dcd me to ise
Hunts Remedy and after taking 1t only three dnys
commenced to got better. and to my grat joy and do
hxh have continued to improve constantly ly its
usc until now, nfter having taken the remedy only u
few weeks, am abe to bo about my house again, and
am now doing my ousowork. My lame back is cured,
the severe pains have disappeared, and am now In
b tier lie Ilt than for years. and beg this pRiVi.
lcge Of gladly recommending Hunts Remedy to all
who are afo,te with any disease OF tho kidneys or
liver: and also highly recommend it for tho attacks
OF sick headache. My husband also has experienced
very great benefit to his health by the of this
most valuable medicine, Hunts Remedy.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-07-12
HUMOROUS,

AN Arkansas man had located In
Texas on few rich acres and after 8
year or two OF Southern effort at farm.
ing got discouraged, packed his house.
hold goods in wagon and started back
70 Arkansas. HIS dilapidated team.
consisting of Mexican pony and a
Texas steer hitohed together, were
pulling the load leisureiyl along the
road when he met a neighbor, who sa-
luted him.
"Helloa. Clayton Which way3"
-! am going back to Arkansas"
"What for p
ooh, I am tired and discouraged. I
can't raise any crops here, the country
amt worth cuss for farming, It is
altogether too hot
"Well, Clayton, this man appears to
have mighty tine crops, ," said the neigh.
hor, pointing to noat house and the
clean tidy'looking acres surrounding it.
that were carrying fine stand OF differ
ent kinds of small grain.
Eyes, that is So" said the Arkansas
traveller; "but, Perkins. thatman is a
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-07-12
Rem enabcr This.

II you are sick Hop Bittcrs viii surely aid Ma
turc in making you well when all else falls.
II you are costyc or dyspeptc, or are suffering
from any olhcr Of the numerous diseases of tho
stomach or bowels, 1t IL your own fault II yau re-
man III, for Hop Bittcrs aie sovereign remedy
In oil such complaints.
II you are wasting away with any form Of Kid
ncy disease, stop tempting Death this moment,
and turn for cure to Hop Bitters.
Ii yOu are sick tn that terrible sickness Nery-
business, yon VIII find "Iaim in Gilead" In tho
use OF Hop Bitcrs.
If you arc frcqucnter, or resident Of mas-
matte district, barrirade your system against the
scourgc OF all conntrlcs-malarial, epidemic, bill
tous. and Intermittent feycrs-by tho use Of Hop
Bitters
If you have rough. pimply, or sallow skin, bad
breath, pains and aches, and feel miserable gene
rally, Hop Bitters will give you fair skin, rich
blood, and sweetest broath, health, and comfort.
In short they cure all Diseases OF the stomach,
Bowels, Blood, Liver, Nerves, Kidneys, HrlHhts
Disease; 1900 will be paid for case they viii not
cuic or help. =.
mother, or daughter, can be made the picture OF
health, by feW bottles OF Hop Bltters, costing
but tribe. WIN YOU let them sufTer2
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-07-12

In using line on clay lands that are
not underdfained care should be taken
that the lime is not spread in the spring
when the soil is liable to become satur-
ated with water while the lime is yet
canstic. This would be liable to result
IN combining lime in it's caus!io state
with the clay and sand OF the soil, to
form hard connections like water and
nme, which not only defeats the object,
but these Jumps become troublesome in
the after cultivation. But lime:for this
purpose can be OF no use unless there
De an abundance Of vegetable matter in
tho soil. Frequent plowing under of
green crops and heavy dressing of barn
yard mannres must accompany lining
II we would get the best results from
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-07-12

WHAT tho American people want JOS
eph Cook to explain is, whom and why
hotol- k pers fell into tho fashion of
charging people $40 week for board.
and then calmly speaking of their vic
TINS rs ''guests." No hotel of any re-
spectabllity has any boarders now; they
only receive ''guests." And what we
want to know is, when tho laws Of hos.
pltnllty wore so amended as to allow
host to present his "guests" weekly
bills. What proclamation of the sacred
name of "gnest." Let us have reform
before this precious English language
shall utterly lose It's flavor and be trod-
den under foot OF men. Are we the
landlords ''guests 2' Never, by Heaven: +:
I'VE are his boa, ders,. and no sguests"'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-07-12
A MATTER of syntax. HWhicb om 4

A MATTER of syntax: (Which am de
properest way to suppress one. self; does
yer say; we Gated at do table, or I'VE
has dono ate at do table p asked ono
Austin darkey Of another, they being
enCf 2ed i'll grammatical discussion.
AS they coul not agree, the question
was referred to Uncle Nose for his
decision, which was: ''ln dc case Oh
you two roosters none oh you am right. 1"
"What am do proper way to say, .Wo
Gated at dc table, Uncle Nose P" "De
properest wav for sich cattle as you two
am to shy: I'VE fed at de trofl.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-07-12
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nav 18th. 1890

WARRINGTON, d. c., May 18th, 1890
observation-disclosures been sufferer for
long time from nervous prostration and
general debility, l was advised to try Hop
Bitters. l have taken one bottle, and have
been rapidly getting better ever since, and
| think 1t the best medicine l ever used.
am now gaining strength and appetite,
which was all gone, and was IN despair
until l tried your bltters. am now we'll,
able to 60 about and do my own work.
Before taking 1t, was completely PROS
trated. MRS. MARY STUART.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-07-12

FEW farmers know that there is good
sale ior corn husks carefully saved, and
at prices much higher than their value
Tor feeding. They are largely used for
beds, and the demand for this purpose
ls increasing there is no good reason
why farmers who grow large crops
should not save and bale tho husks,
This requires harvesting before wet
weather Injuries them, but this is an
advantage Tor the grain crop as we'll.
The outer, coarse husk should be thrown
away, as it makes too hard bed.
ana the hne husks are better for being
slit. h
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-07-12

HE passed: Harry: 81 say, Charley,
pass mo that book, please" Charley
(out of sorts): "Why don't you wait on
yourself ?" Harry: "Beca,lse, Charley,
[ hate a poor servant. But you, you
know, are so admirably fitted for the
business" Charley passes tho book
ut Harry's head.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-07-12
AaRICULTURE.

WASHED AND UNwAsHED BUTTER -
The difference between washed and un-
washed butter is analogous to the diff
ference between clarified and unolarifieo
sugar, The former consists of pure
saccharine matter, while the latter.
though less sweet, has flavor In addi-
ton to that of the pure sugar. When
unwashed there is always a little but
termilk adhering to the butter that
gives it peculiar flavor in addison to
that of the pure butter, whlch many
people like when it is new. Washing
removes all this foreign matter and
leaves only the taste IF pure butter and
simple. Those who prefer the taste of
tho butter to that Of the former ingre.
dients mixed with it, like the washed
butter best. Tho flavor of butter con-
slsts OF fatty matters which do not COM
blne with water at oil, and therefore
cannot be washed away hy it. The ef-
feot OF washing upon the keeping quail
ties OF the buttor depends upon the pur-
lty OF the w"ter used. II the water
contains no foreign matter that will
affect tho butter it keeps the better for
having the buttermilk washed out in-
stead OF worked out. Evidently the
grain of the butter will be moro per-
fectly preserved if tho buttormilk be
removed by careful washing. The
grain is such an important factor in the
makc-up OF tino butter that it is neces-
sary we should be Yory particular not
to lnIure it in any way if we would ex-
col Ill the art of butter-maklng.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-07-12

We can insure any person having bald
head or troubled with dandruH, that Car
bolinc. a dcod, riZcd extract Of petroleum,
will do all that IS claimed for It, 1t will
not stain the most delicate fabric and Is
delightfully."- perfumcd.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-07-12

STRANGE, but it always happens that
when the players are cast on some
desert island or sailing on raft in mid
ocean. the property man tips over or
drops something bohlnd the scenes. 1t
sounds SO natural to hoar step-ladder
fall or window smash in the woods or
on u raft
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-07-12

s, t"A ArvRERR1Es.--Anyg good corn land
Will ralse good Strawberries. nrov;doJ
you uso well-lotted manure uila aaea
the plants we'll mulohed with leaves or
out straw. ST. the plants IN rows, two
feet apart, and twenty inches in the
row: They should be sot out as early
III the sprlng as possible III order to give
the plants good start before hot weath-
er. They should not be allowed to bear
the trst year. If you set only one kind
use Wilson's Albany.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-07-12

+"it Is great art TO DO tho right thing
at tho right time" The person subject to
arrangement of the kidneys Or liver has a
protective duty to perform In purchasing
package OF Kidncy-Wort 1t invigorates
Ihese organs and by its cathartic and tlu-
retlc etecl, cleanses the whole system OF
all bad humors.
asa' Feathers, ribbons, velvet can all be
colorcd to match that new hat by using the
Dl"mond Dyes. 10 cents for any color.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-07-12

1T is the uniform opinion of those
who have investigated the subject that
the condition of the atmosphere most
conducive to health and comfort is when
the temperature Is from 65 to 70 degrees
Fahrenheit. and tho relative humidity
90 10 76 par cent. of satnra ton,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-07-12

IHE waste trash tobacco of the clear
factories il usually given awey for the
cart"go, and yet it is not only ono of
the most valuable of fertilizers. being
rioh for potash, ,bnt prevents tho attacks
OF many injurious insects to plants.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-07-12

SALT RAISING BREAD.-.In tho morn
ing, while getting breakfast, set your
rising ior the days bnklng rs follows:
Put into two-quart pitcher ono pint
anu half OF hot water, very small
teaspooniul Of salerntus, and not quite
80 much salt, and twice the quantity of
ginger as salcratus. Lei this stand un-
til lukewarm and then str in flour
enough to thicken quite thick; set the
pitcher Ill wutcr heated as hot as yo,
can bear your hands in; keep tho water
about the same temperature till the ris.
Ing Is ready to run over the top OF tho
pitcher; then make the bread thus: Slft
INTO the brcad-pan the quantity OF flour
that you intend baking make hole in
tho middle Of tho flour, pour III your
rising, then add milkwurm water enough
to make nll your flour into IL stiff dough;
greasc your baking tins divide tho lump
OF dough into loaves, knend them till
rs smooth as glass, grease tho top Of
the loaf with little butter and set in ~
warm place to rise. Moro heat il re-
quircd to raise this kind OF bread than
hop-yeast bread, but less wood will
bake 1t. l make my bread III this man.
ner, often Tor two years, without my
rising once failing i'll coming.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-07-12

DELICIOUS pie ls mnde thus: Take
one large cup OF wine or Of tho clear
juice OF any lru1t; and a tablespoonful
OF gelatlno dissolved in as little water
as possible, ono cup of sugar. Bake
with two crusts. Rub tho top of the
upper crust with milk in which yo,,
have dissolved II little sugar, or with
tho white OF an egg. The juice left in
III cnns OF fruit can be utilized this way,
but it should be heated to the boiling
point and the scum skinned off, or it
may be strained.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-07-12

ALTOGETHER too volceless: After the
Clergyman had united happy pair,
not long ago. M awful silence ensued,
which was broken by an impatient
youth excIaiming, "Don't be so unspeak-
ably happy"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-07-12

IHE Germantown 7elcgraph suggests
That competitive horse.shocng should
he included Ill tho premium lists of
agrlculturai fnirs, innsmuch MS ali must
know how many animals are lniurotl-
sometimes permanently crippicd-by
untaught, Ignorant or unskillcd shoers,
who treat the hoof Of horse with rs
much roughness and recklessness az they
do Il plow-share. 1t recommends that
good, round premiums be placed in the
list of awards Tor the horse~shoeing-
for the most rapid shoers, rs this has
little or nothing to do with the aim
but Tor the skiliulness, nentncss, light
ness and solidty of the work; and that
the committee bo selected, not from
blncksmiths or professional shoers, but
from experienced horsemcn.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-07-12

"Winter finds out what Summer lava
by:" Kldncy-Wort cures in Winter and
IN Summer. There is scarcely person to
be found who will not be greatly benefited
ny a thorough couuao Of kidney. Wort
every spring. II you cannot propar, the
Dry buy the llauld. Il h"s lilo oaruo us :
feet.
Wy The wonders OF modern chemistry
are apparent IN the beautiful Diamond
Dyes. All kinds and colorJ of Ink can be
mado from them.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-07-12

La it true that kissing is cure for
freokles P-Edith. We should not think
so, but at the same time simple re-
celpt like that is worth trying. Gall
after business hours,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-07-12

AS long as she lived: 81 don't care
what anybody says" remarked Mrs.
FoSs, w"rmlyJ ''AIr. Rolu. 10 good
doctor, and [ shall employ him as long
as ! live" Very likely" replied Fogg;
"[ believe 1t is tho same with all his
patients. They all employ him as long
az they live--that is to say, until he gets
through with them.'