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FAIRF LQ RALp 1 i Ef49 % ednes V atW N S O I , . C l r One Copy onie year, . 3 0) Five " ' ' . - 12 00 Ten " " e - 2660 '. he Boon of True Success. bY CA LID DUNN. "What is suo tess ?" I asked the sage Of three sobro years and ten, A nian whini.ajir faswbife With age, A loeading man 'mong men. "Ia it shown by the warrior's wreath, el nostirpl' eig ed; rife I fly eld+ or enenage, pain ud death, lonoa~th theo weeping skies t" The old mnan, with a smile of love, And k'indntess goad to see, First raied ils oyep to heaven above, And then looked full at me. And said. "My boy, the soldier's plume in pride bath oft, been borne, Yert I o'er speaks of hate and g loom, And thousands made to mourn. "It tells the t(le of glory wnn With cannon and with sword, Of msny valiant ations dono, And of their high reward ; "lit treit success 1t does not show." The old titan pa-od ; then said ; #'A syuhoil 'tie of nations' woe, Of many loved ones dead." I askcd my question o'er and o'er1 A t Id- th6 sage -replied: "Not In broad lanls, nor golden store, Nor goulus glorified, 'Is always found auceoss." He laid lii" wninkled hand in mine, Aid Wooking kindly at me, said Tibese lords, that-seemed diirlne. "Wii wins the love of men, my boy, Wit, .coens to wcrship polf, Who Al1-i the downoast heart with joy. And lives for more than self. "*Wan shields the right and ognquers sin, Atd strives the world to bless, ioaven'" most. approving smile shall win, Aun.l thiss true sucooes." lie Aliierilsed for a Cook-And Got a Good wife.. 1" was a baohelor who kept house its a fine stroet in a fine city, both of 'hllt shall be nameless. , One day Ito advertised for a cook. Twenty five young women and ten old ones at'ertd the advertisoment. All of thorn had references id their pockets, ma per requirement. iAmong the twcnty.ve young women was a slim eroaturo in the shabbiest shawl and bntttet there, with exsotly enough fi"sh on her bones to hold them t"'tther, but a lady, every inch of I.0. "loferonoes," he said to her as rho t.at befva him. .pho took q4 a e&il Sl ve and sahotwt'd him i forefinger "tough as a nutmeg with much sowing. "There's the only proof I have that I'vo been trying to earn an iine'st living," she said. "An odd reference for a -cook," 'aiA lie. "That's for character," said she:; "I 11 show you how I can cook-I'll 'gi# pratioal pfroof of'that." "You are noa.a~aervant," said he. "Not yot. I mean to be. i've e"" ..t fo a living, and I tt 'rwok of it," said sihe. ieo looked at her 'from o o. "Family .?"PtOO. ' Myself only,'' said he. Site nodded. "lloakf'ast at aix 1" ShIo nodded again. "Soup every day p' $he nodded once more. 1'For the rest variety." '"All right," said she. 'Ie named the wages, and took her tlown into the kitchen, where the young person who was general aesis titit Teceived her with a bewildered Mtare. ~After that he did not see her for otur weeks, but his meals were very di lhetous. At the end of the time he went down stid. by her wages. -11. was late In the evening. A plump ai dy, with pink cheeks, sat b~efore 't1 fi re stoning raisins. HeI did not 'know -her at first, but as the knowl ,de didbW bn him he realised how icearly she had been to starvation on :the day when he .hired her. All he -aid was, ""I'd like *gsteak broiled less." Aftetat he saw her once in four 'veeks reg'ularly. -She never said anything to him but "Thankyo sir." 'ie alweys'foun4 fault with some thing,-his eyes fired on vacancy the 'while. H'e .was a trim and 'big 'bachelor of forty, ~with handsome bl'ack stde whisker.. She was thir'ty, and a warm-tinted blonde--not red haired, though the kitohen.giri thought so. Her hair was Titiani's .pot color. Inwardly sihe called her -Diaster "that bear." Secretly e tought'him 'very handsome. One -day the adinner 'camne .down 'unatasted. "What 'fault ham he found with *it n'ow 2" she atsked "None,"' said the .girl. "lie''s siok." At breakfast no one came to the table. Then the cook aseended the Mtair, Ithd finding a 'pair of boots outside one 4eoor, knocked at -lt. "Come In," said a faint voice. .She went in, and the result iof -her investigations was a telegramn -to the doctor. Her -tbtiiter; who had always beern proud of not being vacolnated, stad caught the smawll--pox. "6u d bettor go. You'll Oatok It,'" said he to her. "I'm not afraid>" said she. "Some body mtjst stay, you know." 8he stgid. As he got bettor h rewgaded her--as convaes~.t me' always do reward their nurses.-.by soolding her and finding fault with everything. She hade helped the doctor to save his life, and had done all that mortal could do, but he snapped and snarled at her. One day however, he, being well, though still in quarantine, had some vile conoootion brought him for his dinner. "1 hot is this t" he asked. "It's the best I could do," said Bridget, wko, having been a victim to the disorder in her childhood, had no fear of it. "Cook has gone off." "Where has she gone V" asked the master. "To the Jospital I" said Bridget. "she did be getting the small-pox and she went." "It wasn't for one just out a saok bed to use the language the master did after that," Bridget said, in re lating the incident. But he was yet an invalid, and he did not know his cook's name. She hod never told it. to him. He tried in vain to discover her whereabQuts, but Bridget showed some sagaoity.. "The wages were owing, and the trunk in the bed.. room. Cook would come back." So "the master" waited ; a month passed ; another week ; then another; then one evening some one rang the boll." "Cook Is back and wants to see you," said Bridget. "The master" went into the par. lor. There sat the long absent woman. Her hair had been out short and curled up abont her temples, but gherloomplexion was not spoiled, though she was thin and worn again. "I've come to see whether y )u wanted me to cook for you again,'' she said. "No," said he. "Very well," said she. "You had no business to go off that way," said he. "Who'd have taken care of me ?" she asked. "It was my duty to have Po n to that, after all you'd done for m," said he. "Not at all," said she. "And about the wages 1 I don't want to hurry you, but I need the money." "Oh, you do I" said he. Then ho sat down near her. "What a bear I was to you," said he. "Yes, indeed," said she. "Fretted and found fault with you." "So unreasonable, too," said she. "And yet you'd cook for mc again, said he. "If I su t you," said she. "You do," said he. You might hnve, said so before," Usiti sie. "Not as cook," said he. "Oh I" said she. said he, "It's better than sowing," said she. "But if I make you another offer ?" aid he. "Will you marry me Z I like you better than any woman I ever knew. "But it's a matter of mutual liking." said she; "not of yours alone." "Answer my question," said he. "It is too unexpected," said she. "Don't believe it," said he:; "yes or no 1" "0," saId shie. "Well, no." "Now you are angry," said be. "You are in a temper," said she "not I," "Ill ask you a second time," said he.; "will you have me I' "Second thoughts are best," said she, "Yes." And they were married, and, as they never were divorced, it is proper to presume that they were Blood-Drinking Womcn. The Reading Eagle says that about a dozeitwomnen of that city, married and single, meet regularly twice a week, at Bloyer's slaugh ter-h ouso, rear of 108 South-Sixth street, to quaff the blood of steers that arc killed there. Word is sent to the women that an animal will be slaughtered at a certain hour, and when the time arrives they assemble and stand in a row, eaolh holding a wine glass In her hand. The throat of the animal is cut with a large knife by the butcher, and as the li e. blood flows frony the woundl it is caught in a large~elroular silver pan by James M. Boyer, who then passes. along the row of women and fill, their wine glasses. After the first round has been drank it Is quite a sight to see the dozen women standing with bloody mouths and bloody glasses, waiting for the second round of gore. Various chemical preparations con. taining diron and other constituients o3f blood have been used for years by persona in delicate health, but very few drank blood itself. However, it has been quite a -comrmon thing for delicate women 'In Paris, New York and even in Philadelphia to drink blood tinder the advice of prominent physicians. The United States navy has suffared the loss of two vessels within three months. The loss is tri~ing only about one million dollars. The vessels were very skillfully run upon rooks. -A Wisconsin paper tells us that "a Waupaca-oounty women is the latest to add triplete to the population." It is estimated that if the people of Wiseonsin didn't corner heavily on triplets the mowing-mahines would depopulate the agricultural districts in about ten years. An Enterprising Tramp in a Tight Place. From the rural districts of New York is reported the odd mishap of a common. tramp. He went to church; but possessed of the pot verse genius of tramps, he did not go in the ordinary way, when the .doo were open and the holls ringigj end the sun shining, anc'while the mutley company of Sunday oltisens' gossiped in the vestibule. Perhaps he wa+. mpoest, and thought that in the con, dition of his wardr be, he would not out a happy figure in such a scone. So be chose the ob.-ourity of the :ig t At that time the doors were shut wait the windows ; but a really pious man is not prevented by sueh obatsole. There was a flio open and he went in by the flue. But trio flue, uit oeon. trived for the entry of the eongrega tion, proved an extraordinarily de. vious route. Inasmuch, however, as it is recognized that the long and nar row way is the right one, the tramp wriggled forward with as much ener gy as that famous tramp whose expe. rienees w.ire recorded by BIunyan,the tinker. ItutHunyau'e hero never got into a flue, and the man who did found it harder than any of the known way over Jordan. lie cons'q'am ty decided to give it up. A las I he then discovered that "returning were as tedious as to go o'er"--nay, that to return w -s impossiblo. It is said that the flue wa in the for.a of the letter Z, and, of course the turns ve e too sharp. What was to be done by a Christian in a flue in the form of the letter Z, who can neither go for. ward no return ? It is evident that lie muit raise the voice of lamenta tion and alarm , and this was done so effectually (hat the i eople canto out the tramp out of the flue. Sadden Drath of a Kentucky llasphem er. A man named Louis Burke, who lived at Burkesville, in hlenderson County, a few days ago indulged in very blasphemous language, because his crops had been destroyed by high water. He cursed Ood for having his crops destroyed last year by heat and drought, and for destroying then this year by flood, and concluded his blasphemy of the Creator with the expression, "0 ad damn him !" His tongue clove to the roof of his mouth, and he died the next night, never uttering another word. The theft of that $1,500 diamond pin during a reunion of scientists at the residence of a prominent Detroit gentleman, the other night,.bas a bad look, but then the sctentists should not be injured by any vulgar suspicious. Mrs. Iackenberry, of Alabama, went out quite early the other morning and found Mr. iackenber ry nangng irom te ttmD or a tine. The neighbors would feel rather foolish if it should turn out that somebody else got the hogs after all. Copeland, who undertook to pub. lish to the world exPresident Johnson's religious views and gave them a wrong coloring, has been tarred ad feathered at Knoxville, Tenn. NEW STORE. ROS E N H ElIM & C O., RESPECTFTFUMNTA inform thme pub. .Llie in general thaat. they haavo-opened Ite so tore formerly occupied by -J. IJ. (athacart whaere, they intend to -conduact a general stock of amerchanaidise,-conss lagof GROCERIES, BOOTS AND SHOES, DAY GIOOI) .AND LIQUORS. WE GUARANTFib Paht and square treatenent to eao ad every one that, will eall en us. mnaroh 27 DIRECT~ FRLOM NEW ORLEANS 8 Ulhds. N. O, Clarified Suigar, 10 BIs. N. 0. Molass. es (Choice.) A former lot of th-se goods have gi von general satisfaction Give Them a Tial. X3 A TY BRfO. & SON. Ettglish Blreakfast Tea, UNPO WDR Tea. Youg Ihyson Tea and get a sample' For sale by Va MoMASTER & BRICK ma. 9 NEW ADVERTISEMEN1 , Fortuuse Inu It, Every family buys it. Sold by Agents. AddressG. . Valker; Erie, Pa. OOK AGENrS wanted to sell " 'The peoples Common Sense Tiudioal tdvIser," by Rt. V Pierce, Ab:. D. The host readly selling book out.. Exolusive orritory and liberal terms Addres4 the ushor at lBuffalo, N. Y. ON9NT I A t - ono mn. and oes~ - tg Valaal D w6t aonce n7j . . BIED, ST ST., sw so2, A GE.TS - Wantmed The Cenen - inial aietiter of the United States. thws Ilho grand result of 1110 years of 'reedomn &. Progress. New and co ,plete. )ver 1000 pages. Illustrated. everybody mays it'an I agents make from $101 -to t200 a month. Address J. O.;McCUiIDY a CO. Pubs. Philadelphia Pa. IAUTION.-Not ico.-The gennin eujtion r IFE AND LABOR S OF Including the "Last Journals,") unfolds ividly his 81) years strange adventures, 0so the curiosities. wonders and wealth f that m rvelous country,. and is abso. utely the only now. complete work. lknce it sells ; Just think, 12.000 first 7 reeks. Agents' success would astonish rou, more wanted. Send for Terms and 'ositivo proof of genuineness. IUIBAlRD BROS., Pubs., 723, Samsom t., Phil. TRINITY COLLEGE, N. C. 5E SION C0tI)0d1KNCMk '8t . 2 1875. FULL Faoulty elegant builikigs; -suporior board: and accommodations; ooation near High -Point, on the N. C. tailroad very healthy, A receipt in fiul or.all expenses. ex COpt. books and cloth ng for five months. wil he given for $90. Ul given to youn'g meen of linti ed means, Post OUlion "Trinity College, N. 0." ug 3 I3. GRI VEN, Pros. $10 to $300 invested in Wall St., afton leads to fortu ne. A 72 page book xplaining everything, and copy of tile 'ail street Review. Sent free. JOHN IICKLING & CO., Bankers and Brokers 2 Broadway New York. COGHS, L'OLJ, hIOARSENESS AND ALL THROAT DISEHAES, Wells' Carbolic Tablets IUT UP ONI.Y IN -BLIR B bxil. k TI l111U AND 8URE REN~lDY. Sold by Druggists generally, and. Toh uston Holloway & to., Philadelphia Pa. Wherever it 1[8 l0eon Tried J U R U 8 EB A. has established itself as a perfect. regular and sutre reme ly for disorders of the system arising frcm improper action of Ihe Liver and Bowels. It is not a Physic, but, by stimulating the secretive organs, gently anl gradua ly remo'es all impurities, and regulates the entire system. It. is not at Doct.otrd Bitt ers, but is a S ziariAn'L '.iUU. which assists digestion. and thus stimu lates the appetite for food necessary to in. rigorato the weakoned or inactive organs, mad gives strength to all the vital forces. It carries its own recommendation, as he large and rapidly increasing sales estify. Price one dollar a bottle. Ask r'umr druggist for it. Johnston Holloway a Co. Philadelphia Pa. LsOWEST PICER,. ' &,e mpjhw&BL isA, ,' E. W. Phillips, AGE~NT,. NINNSBORO,.. uig 3-3m T. T. T. W E are agentsu f or a lar ge Ne w Yor V' T H A 110108 P, nad Iav e now o and auntpowdoer tan d Y'oung liysen Tea unt up in one0 lb. an d j lb. tin canisters rarratnted full weig lht and to give satis not-ion or the purchase -Money Rtenided ! Prices low. Give thetn a trial. BE~ATY AIRO. & SON. mar Shingles, Oil0 smfoothtless,- durability arid beau. 1ty of reef, .our, ingles oannot be urpassed. Tr the 0n00 anid ybu Iwill so no other. ~or sale by it. W. P1111.. 'iP8,. Our agent at. Winnabot-o, S. C. P'IltEIN8 & WA LLCE, 1j1ly1..1s Lawton ville, Ga. GrteI1ii Thousands proclaim VIN. ROAR BITrRns the most wonderful In. vigoratit that ever satained the sinking system. .. No Person can take these Bitteri according to directions, and remain kth Unwell, provided their bones are not d etroyed by mineral. poison or other means, and vital organs waited beyond r] air. raliott Remittent and Inter. mittent. evers, which are so preva lent in the valleys of our groat rivers throughout the' United States, especially those of the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri, Illinois, Tennessee, Cunborland, Arkan sas, led, Colorado, Brazos, Rio Granite, Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, o. anoke, James, .and ninny others, with their. vast tributaries, t roughout our entir country during the Sumner and Autumin, and remarkably so during sea sons of'unusual heat and dryness, Are Invariably accompanied by extensive do rangenients of the stomach and liver, *nd other. abdominal viscera. In their treatnmnt, a purgative, exerting a pow. drful influence upon those various or. gans, -is essentially necessary. Titore is no-cathartic for the purpose equal to DR. J. WALKER'S VINEGAR BITiTs, as they will speedily remove the dark. colored viacid matter with which the bowels are loaded, at the same time stimnulating the secretions of the liver, and generally restoring the healthy functions of the digestive organs. Fortify the body against disease by purifying all its fluids with VINEGAR BITTERs. No epidemic can take hold of a system thus fore-armed. Dy sppsia or Indigestion, Head nche, Pain in the Shoulders, Coighs, Tightness of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of the Stomach, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpita tation of the Heart, Inflammation of the Lungs, Pain in tho region of the Kid noys, and a hundred other painful sym toms are the offsprings of Dyspepsa. One bottle will prove a better guarantee of its merits than a- lengthy advertise ment. Scrofula, or King's Evil, ie Swellings, Ulcers, Erysipolas, Swelled Nook Goitre, orofulous Inflammations, Indolent Inflammations, Mercurial Affections, Old Sores, Erptions of the Skin, Soro Eyes, etc. In these, as in all other constitutional Di., eases, WarKIa's VINoAR BrITTxs have shown their great curative powers in the most obstinate and Intractable cases. For Inflammatory and Chronic Rlheumatisn. Gout Bilious, Remit tent and Intermlttent 'evers, Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys ad h dder &104 lusO , A)L~tro nov qual 4* seses are caused by Vitiated Blood. . Mechanical Diseases.-Persons en gaged in Paints -and Minerals, such M Plumbers, .''ypo-ottore, Gold-beaters, and Miners, as they advance in life, are subject to paralysis of the Bowels. To guard against this, take a dose of WALKrR' Via. SOAR B1TTRS occasionally. For Silin Diseases, Eruptions, Tot. tor Salt-Rthoum, Blotches, Spots, Pi mples, Pstulos, Boils, Calbunclos, Ring-wormns, Scald-head, Sore Eyes, 'rsiois, Itoh, Scurf D~iscolorations of the Sini, Huimors and Dseases of the Skin of whatever name or nature, are literally dug upand catied out of the system in a short tim by the 'ue of thdse lBittets. Pin, Tape, and other Worms, lurking in the sytem of so many thousands,. are effectually( estroyed and remo'rod. 12o system of mdioine, no vermiifugc, no an. thehninities will free the system fom worms like these Bitters. For Female Complaints, In young or old, married or single, at the dawn o)f we. manhood, or the turn of life, these Tonle Bitters display so decided an influence that imprvement is soon porcoptible. Cieapise the Vitiated Blood when. ever you find its impurities bursting thirougl' the skin in Pimple, Eruptions, or orse eleanse It when you find it obstrno te ani slnggish in the veins; cleanse it when it Is rfeelings will tell yon when. Keep db pure, and the health of the systeni II. Ir, areDONALD & Co., Drugi a d Ge.Agte., San raeiso Catris Sold by a lt I gugists aind Daler. ESTABLISNES. 155. Nee. SBroad street and t09 East Day street, CH A RLESTON, S.0O. .STATIO ERS FIRsT-CLAss WORK OUR SPECIA.TY, v3T, aY USINo enUAPIB 014DMs or rrox, wa cAN 1UiIanS WORK AT L.OWEST IVING PRICES. FIRE FASIONADL.E STATIOEE1 Piries Paper and Envelop.:, $Ndd~ tan$ cQall jriviatons eN rue ess .rooE ANo PSINESo IN rum LATEST STYLE. sept8 3"oz Rent. Tp HE Warehouse and Stableoattaoheul to 1. the store forme.ly owned by John If Dathoa rt Is for rent. Possession given limediately or next. fall Apply to ,juo 24 I. SUUEN112R --AT--. LANDECKER'S NEW CALICOES, ' ALL STYLES, DALLOU'S NEW BLEACHINGS, 121-2 cts.12 12 cts. *Come al see thoei. CANT BE BEAT. 1 Ta1rd Wi&th. Don't Fail To Go To LA1DECKE 1's. aug 12 PIERRE BAUCT AG ENT FOR STANDARD FERTILIZERS, O FERRS for sale Ito following very Popular brands, via Bradley's Sea Fowl Guano. C. C. Coo's Superphosphate. Bradley'4 Ammoniated Dissolved Bone. Royal Guano Compound. Bradley's A cid Phiospia 16. Parties wishing Guanos by the cnr-land can have the'n ordered to l)oko, Rlidgeway. Lyles' Ford anid Strother's Stations, as I nam agent far the entire County of' Fair fiold. Time iatles due1 November 1 .t. For arrangements on time and price gli cotton option al pply to' feb111 PIERRE BA COT. 00NNOR1 & tJHANOLER -$ OFFER TO-DA Y @ LARGE FBUIT STANDS, ---IN E G LASS Salvers, Pltcher's and Water Bottles. --A L 8 0-... Fancy Patoented L AMP-WICKS. july 8' l' ANCY GOODS --A T T H E 'WInnsb~oro Milliniot y Bazniar. M RS. Boagwishes t o infolh' . her riends and patrons getorally that she has just returnedl from the North after .purchasing a full andl complete ertock of Millinery, censiating of Freneh pattern IaI and Ilonnets, Straw Goods, Fl1owe*rs, Laces, andl everything uisually * ] founid in a first-class Mlllinery Establishunett Also a beautirul line of White Goodes Dress GoodH, fCalicoes. Hosiery Gloves,' Nelons a-nd Fancy Goods, and others too numerous to montiton, all of wlhip,, Is expected to arrIve and be open for In speotion during the week. All I ask I to 1al and see for yourself when my goods JYr 35,000 Heart8hingles for sale T Cheap for Cash, ~ . sath 28o 0. DSiaNS* U6T .RECEIVE - Car Load White ttorn. 1 Car Load Flour-all grades, I Car Load Bolted Meal White and Snioked Bacon and Shoulders. Rio and Java Coffe-"green and roasted." New Orleans and Comii.non Syrups. All grades .of SUGAIR. Lard in bhi., hal -bbls., Kegs Antacans. Genuine Durham Smoking To. bacco. BY D. It. FLENNIK VN. april 10 DISSOLVED. - : : T. 0. DeI'Ol'ES & (O., have, by mutual conveent., and by expiration of limitation, terminated the copartneraLip, to date from July first lust, Persons indebted will eloso up their ao. counts by cash or note by the first day of August. U. G. D1;sPORTE"S, A . 8. 1)E.l'OKlT-. WITII ample onpital, I will contiune the business at the same st id. U. 0 DESI'O0Tgs. { July Sth, 1875. uly 1:1 SPRING GOODS. 1,r #e II. F18lu~il&C HIAVB lnst Recived a Full Stock of SPRING GOODS, DONS [STING IN PART 0O? Linen Lsnns, ?Gottona Lawn, Grenad iteiq, Peron lee, Swiss Aluulins, Check' Cambrie,, Corded Jaeonets. White and colored Piques, &c &o. Clothing, Hais, Mens Furnishing Goods, Canslmers, Cottonades H osiery, Gloves, T1runks, Wooden-wareu, and the best assort. mont of ver brou ghIt to this market, all which will be soldI cheap for' QAS~EK. N. fl. A few Pieces of damaged A )ross Goods at 12} and 1682-3 cents 'or yaid. W. H. Flenniken & Co. V A P'resh Supp1g of 1HuE followinog varieties of Turnip .Seed juet arrived and for sale at De LAUDERDALJE'S. Early Red Top, 8trtp Leaved, arny White, Flat Strap Leaved, ings improved Rota Blaga, Large eulow Globe, Large Whito Globe A aryCowborn, Yellow 'Aberdeen ad dGolden Ball. italy 15