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FAIRFIELD I-jRALD , ' t' llhed EV.,ry VeIOstdla at W T NNSBO O1, . (., TAR.S-IN ADZ .-tNRC'. One Copy 6fe-year, ' . 'S 8gO0 Five "2 ' " - -. 200 Ton .. . 2550 Silver Thread A mong the Gold A soNo. D-irling. I am growing otl, - $ilvor tiroads nnong the gold, Phino up i my brow to ihiy, Life is fading fast away ; ]lut my dnrling you w ill bo Al,w-iys-yo~tng and fair to nt o. Whn your snir, is silver whilo, And yonr chocks no longer bright, Wit h the roses-of the May ; I will kiss your lips id say 04l 1 my. darling, mino alone, YOU have novor older grown. Love can never more grow old, Looki may:lose their brown and gold, ('heaks may fado and holl6w grow, lust the hearts that love will kttow, Nevoer, nevde wintor's frost andl chill, nimm: r's warmth is in thm still. Love is always young and fair, -What t.o.us is sliver hair, Faded-ohook s, or steps grown slow, "1o the heart that beats below 1 tinco 1 kissed you mino alone, *T..u haveoover older grown. E. 9. KRaxrono. RuIles for 1lising Poultry, I. Never set a hon in a closo box; give her leI.n:ty of room to move about , she will not do well if cramp ed or crowded. 2. Always riot her on the ground, if possiblo. 'Th0 eggs will hatch best wit.h the nest directly on the ground. 3. Don't givq a hon more than thirteen eggs for a setting. 1 know fifteen i: tho rule, but experionce has tatllit'tho to .consider fifteen just too mnny. '1. 3.t careful to mark the eggs, for ot he, hcns are apt to laly in the nest with ytiur setter, and unless the eggs tre properly marked you may nit be ahlo to identify the new eggs. 1 o unlerstaid that the eggs l.tid to it setting hell must be properly r.. moved. 5. Make a record of the ime when you set your hen, in order that you n:ay be looking out for the hatch. 6. Some eggs will invariably niat.oh ston' than dthers.. Remove the young chicks at once, and keep them flom the hen until all are hatched. If you do not, the hen will be likely to quit the nos' with the first corners, leaving the unh tched chicks to chill and die, 7. )on't pick at the bills of the little chicks in an effort to remove wh'Iat soile people call the "pip." It ii all right, and will disappear as noon as nature requires. 8. Never undert.aka to feed your setting lhens--it is a poor way. Let them come off for their food. Nature knows what she in about. I am not sure but the eggs require the ameount of airing while the lion is off for food, 9. See that the liens do niot run about too mnuch while the chickens era youngt-it will cause thtem to droop, and wvill somietimecs give thmi a dii~s aseolled the "ag ad I1C." 10. Iced your obilekents on con meal- mixed with pure water, and don't, mix too wet, You wet it s0 it wtill crumble. A i1rhie Chtild-lu lrder in Ohio. (Justave H~umnber, or Jamestown, Greene county, Ohio, whilo intoxi cated made anm attempt to kill his wife. Hho fled noross the street to the houso5 of a' neighibor. If umber followed and made an unsucossful effort to get ill the house by broak ing the window. IHe then threaten. edl to return to hlis liouse antd kill t~le child, which was about eighteen mionthls old, thinking the threat woumld induce his wife to oo, but lailingte .hve the desired offect ho went to hiu hottse, proont-ed a' table. knoife, alia'rponed it' en theo stove, topk -the i'nfanA faom the arrles of h is listile g#rl, twelvelyears old, laid it 'npon the floor and~ deliberately' out, 'its thotat from eay to ear. lie tjmeu throw 'the child andI kaife on the bod Mid Went back and told his wife what fi had done. Hie was ,aftorN wards arrested. Hie still regrets hi. did not kill his wifo. - A traveler on horseback, was ones jogging along a -road in a 'e~v-grass region of'-Deorgia, when lis attention was attraoted by a small tallow.faced urchin who wAs plowing ii 'patch' of corn near tihe roadaido, the patch, being in every respet, in fuill keeping with general surround. in gs. The travtoler seeested the boy, whien the following convoeation en.. sued: 'Hlollo, my son, your corn seems to be small 1" 'Yes air, we, plantof sm all oorn.' 'Ah,; but what ialkes it look so yel. low V 'WVe planted yellow corn, sir.' 'WVolh,' said thle trhvolor, as lhe moved off, 'l don't thiunk you'll make 4eore than half a croL'W 'No I' sayn the tow' hleaded young,. ater, raising his voice, 'We don't ox. poet to make but half a crop ; wo only planted on shares any way 1' The traveler trotted away, per. footly satisfied that it won't do to judge by appearances at all timos. -Prosident Grant and party, on board the revenue cutter, Grant, conveyed Mir. and iMrs. Siatoria down the0 bay this afternoon, thbo latter sailing for Englad on the n~aui. Tlle Poor Boy. Don't be ashamed, wy lad, i.you haye,ou your elhow. It is no mark of disgrace. IL speake well for your indatrious mother. For our part, we would rattier see a d.ozeu patches on your Jacket than bear one pro. fane or vulgar word escape from your lips:, No gocd boy . will shun you because you cannot dress as well as our dompanions, and if a bad bo4 sometimes laughs at your appearance say nothing, my lad, but. walk on. We know many a rioh and gdo'd man who was once as you. Indeed, most of those who 9re ranked as benefactors of their race were born among the poor, and many of thom have been compelled to struggle with poverty all their life. Do not blush for your poverty, ..but rather for. the false pride which tempts you to te ashamed of it The Scientific A morios n describes a method of putting any rooster into a , tate of catalepsy. Select a dark colored table with a smooth top place it so that a narrow etreak. of sunlight will fall across the srufuoo. Then set the rooster on the table, and hold his bead dowr, so that his beak comes in contact with the wood. Now, with a piece of ohalk and in the sunlight, draw a line itraight from the bird's beak. i'love the chalk very slowly, and by the time the line is a couple of feet in length the rooster will fall Into a cataloptic or trance-likebcondition - and although the hands are removed from his body, he will remain pe f'eotly rigid for a minute or two It is said that a black line on - a white surlbco will produce the same effect. Hiens may be similarly treated, but it takes wtuch longer to got them into the trance state, It Bling necessary to hold the head down several minutes before they come under the influence. Judge I Herschel' V .rohnson, of Georgia, in charging the G rand .1 mn. which is to inquire into tlho alleged insurrectionary plot in that State, commands a wisdom and moderation which are highly complilmentary to his judicial foresight and fai. ness. The poor deluded neuroes, if they have been entrapped into a plot against the whites, mus! be severely punished ; but it is highly important that neither prejudice nor passion should enter into the deliberations of the Grand Jury. If there was no plot there must be no indictments, and this point Judge Johnson took care to impress upon the jury.--.V. Y. Hbrald. The in ernaso of deposits in savings Isdak, woul. imdiento that 'he indus tries ire still accumulating, not with. standing the outery of dull timels. The statement of tme New York sav ings banks for the six months to July 1, represents the total of deposits, exclusive of surplus, at $316,335, 617 ; aggregate assets, $336,308,236 The gain in deposits since January 1 is over $12,000,000. The: e is also a gain of over 36,000 in the number of dcpos:tors. The increase in deposits is the largest since 1872. t'aptain Eads is in New York, where he will, in a few day3s, hold II consultationl with Government and1 other enigiers relative to the work onL the jetty impjrovemnent at theO miouth of thle Missibsippli river. The conltractors are no0w engaged placing the wvillow fascines in position, and late mecasurements shIow an increase in tihe depthl of the water. A Louisville clrgynman recom. mends(J thiat slates bto hlung ill thle church vestibules, to enable the girls to register their namnes onu entering for morning services. T'his will obviate thle disturb~anco created by the young men who come in to see whlethler thleir chlarmlers are piresent. D~on'teneer at the had writing in newspapers. It is often dole iln a room whlere four or lave 1mon1 are disputing about the last great game of base bel1-''tate~of aflai-ra vastly worse AtMn teiotha e.. 4 young lady, drissed iIm tihe most fashioenable style, was haird, singing th9 otifer. o vening :"Backward, pin backward, oh, sk rta in vour flight;.make mue look smnll again just for to- night I" A cbunk af.' plaster ec down duirin~g services in t church W yest.. fild, New York, recently. ' he OC currene was a iutdeet of' ienerai miortair Oott.alon~among thle wvor-1hip erg. Johnson, the English ehn mpion, and And rew Tlrautz haveoslimned 'in agrees meont to swim a mlatchl of five mliles in the ocean within tell (lays for $2,000 and the chamipionshlip. The Springfield Republican hlas a female comlpositor thlat weighls 1(60 poundsq, and yet tho, b)others the foreman for "fit" every day. *Thero will be a great gathaering*ol gra~fgrs at L'ouisvillo, Ky., Ootober . .1.h In 4atiomal nnd1( state exebutive committee and all the purchlaaing agents will be presenlt. - .~'. .W)hy is a d1runkard like a bad polli tiihan ? Because he is always poking~ his nose into mecasuros thlat spoil the 0o)stitution. The bronze statue of Lafayette, voted as a present to thle city of N ets York by thae Franch assembly of 18'71, has1 arrived. Tile democratIc procession at Rlay nln(, lis., a few (lays ago. was j1llned by S00 coloaed ciis. Lulu ADistanced. Goldsmith kdid is still Queen Qf the l'urf. At Utica, the -other dy, 4 she not only faoovored .hor hu t , but distanced L, lu. And; now, the old mtare should be retired and allowed to ramble at will over the A greenest pastUros. At length the udulteratlod of soap A it reducod to a' soience. The firi s step in the prooesr is to melt' and , with soap all the rnl soda, which eoetu fromu one and a half to, two cen pts . pound, that it will bear, thus givin a streng th destructive .to cuticle uipd cloth alike. The nextstop is to ads finely-powdered silex--hite d., fine as flour, which adds to the bul. ; solidity, and weight-, and thud pp. 1i ables the maker to produce a hoop $ article. Soietines title (snap stgogj, j) is uso. for the Manta purpose in fluer a soaps. Tue silex costs from (e. to one Dent per poun'd ; tho. fle osts from two to three cent4 -lu this a cheap sOals are all bdu!torated. Ibtas - plain todee that at usceDe.epute pe, pound fat"sorps adulteratud 'ta--tnija. way, there is indre thn.ode hutit~r~4, .p and twenty-live .pot ogatotIt..on.t4i added articled. ..i t 4 lately-app elootppal:Magtr of a western 1Iassachusetts town cane down to llstin. the .othqr I4ay,, to "qualify" and hiavo his bond ur $600 approved. 'Thp bond- -was- all. right and t e reigila. qu4'ioa wits put to the . M.: "How wuol ire you worth,- iir ?" 'sWal," I q re. plied, "I don't, tell how- inuob I'a t' worth. Biradetreet sets , .m at il $10,000. Iguese you'd better put it down at that figger." 1"llpw much do the assiesors set you at?- n "W al, t.he ar~rors don't; sot m- at quite so hi h a figger; 'bui (in a 0 ~ntidenltiah whip twr) 'tween ybu 'n',* iinE e I'm one uf the rassessor--Ilagh , 'Traveller.; Why is a soli- eollpso like' a wo. man whipping ber boy ? llecouse it's a hiding oi the sun.. 'Mother in-law' is the name of a new m ixture of t le. It i-u old and hitter, atd coiparatively few, can swallow it. - A Mind mendieait In Ihoston wears this insoription around.- ist J neck : '"i)un't, be ashamed to give: only a half penny, I can't see." 1 We are told nothing was tnydo in vain ; but how about a fashionable a girl ? "-- she not maiden vaie 1 ''here is every promise of a very ,i1 Iine vinatigo it the 'valleyscbdf :the ik Rhine and Mloscale this year.' "Iloat generaes u'otirn."' Illus- t: tr ation : A small boy sitting down I on 11 hot coal. A Wiscons, firmer calla his mules Facts, ti y are such stubborn i things. J J I RECEIVEfl, ~ 1 CarJLod Flour'...-al grades , I Car Load1 Bohed~ Mol Wblijte anid Smioke~d Bacon and Rio anid ~Java Coff'ee-"rn andl~ roasted." New Orle~an andUt Comtunon Syr-ups. All grades of SUG~AR. Lard in bh1)s., hal.-jbl.' Kegs flhl~lCitliS Genu ~inD uram Smoking Te bacco. april10 . PJERE B bKc ' k'4 IG O STA NDARDI -1iERIj' LIZERS, k Plopular brands, l - 'llradley's Seui Vowl Guanb. o: C. -Coe's Super'pheayhI te Brad ley' Amm 1J~a4tdBls6 "Iloyail Ommno Cupound. .lraduley's A ci d Ph ospita te. Parties wishing Ouanos by lthecar-load can hayi theoni iered o Dok-o, Ridgeway, Lyles' lVord and'strdt lior's slta-ions, as I amn agent far the ent irn County of Fair-. fleid. 'timo siales dhue November 1,5t. 1Por arlingemets on time and price ghi ootton option al~p yi to IACT 50 vialai " Morpinao 10 lbs. Otim Opium. '' " " Camuphor. Por saln at theDr. n., e.. of .: - it? t- Ald by dgeos. NdJcres G. a. leorrSsrio,. I6" ' 'O AG EfN'$' *ganted to. sell *'Th e'ople Conmmon.8eoaso.0(edien dlvise-," by ,R. V Pieore, Nl.. D. The ost rea ly selling book out. Iuolusive rritory andilboral terms Addrsl the uthor at IluiTIalo, N, Y. h93fUnspeeV44tandh nor / * Viu z~e W( an i*j! Do not EED',6-raeri atw totur. ,- l t bolw1flt1 taon LOW).l IGE. 'TSW se The _eln ifal-Gazetter o fhe United tt.tes-' hows tho grand result, of 100 years of rieloin & Ptogreas's Nw fiNnd oo splete. For" 1000 paito!A. illustrated. everybody n.y ltan i agents .inake irom $100 to 200 adeOnt), ,A tIress.1, G, MutcUIDY CO., I'uba. j' iilndelphina''fM. A TIGN aI;- tioe,-The g@nuipeuuj on 'III AND LAfl R S... F In luding theef'pst l,i }i;' 11 ii tls 0 y.( ys trange ai ven'ati, ino fli os 9, Wfddalidt 'reelth i i n~ritv' di s onht ry,' sn~t ri sabso., tteiet e ndefy, !new. cdatplete;. work... A iti ells'; Jtitt inl2.00b6nt,? ecks. Agents' succesa Wonlil 'asgii asi 9 tsore, t ,end fot 'Jl'mS ho'd n p roofof enai I 1i1We se.:' U B ISYid3t ., Pub t., 7:0 p- meote; Phl ' i H1TV20 LLEGE, N,"C aba16% C IMtNc .N '2 1875. 1 7 tt,~olilty :' lbgant 'buildings i LtiUtint board -nual accommodation - ,satibn arelurs.High Points on. the N. C. ailroad, very bealthy. A recoipt. in fil >r qilppenson, oept books'uind cloth. tg for fiv'e gtdhths. Witl be #iten fot'$0, td' i t', young men o linisted -*nans, ' t Olied 'Trinity College, N. C." ng ! I. GRAVEN, Prom. clI invested In Wall S., rten laIs tdf-rnne. A' 72'ptgo book plMining every thing. and copy of the fall atreet I driew. Sent free. JOIN I(lKicNG & CO., Bankers and Brokers . Broadwitay New )ork. AND ALL THROAT :DSIME8S, Wells' Carbolic Tablets tr uP ONl.v IX nit's D 'xr's. '11 Tl 1D AND, SURE RE1MEDY. Sol by .Druggists generally, and Ohnston' ilqlloway & Co., Philadelphia Vlercvcr It H: licen Tried S R1 U B E B A, as establishmed itself as a perfect. regulan nd sure retie ly for disorders of the 'stdin at-sling from improper action of es Liver and Bowels. It is not a Physic. but. by stimulating to secretive organs, gently and gradual. remoes nil :us purities, and regulates) te entire system. It. is 'ot a Doctored litters, but is a VEG ETAPM TONIC. , hich assists digestion, And thus stimu uat:s the appetite for food necessary to in gorato the weakono.I or Inactive organs, id gives atrength to all the vital forces. It carries its ow i recomnondation, as eo large nnd rapidly increasing sales stily. Price one dollar a bottle. Ark >ur druggist for it. Johnston Holloway 0o. Philadelphia Pa. C 0 . AllWorAVaWmated. LeOWEST PRI. AG ENT, V IN N S B O R 0, S. 0. og 3 -3ma - F)1FER~ TO-DAY $ ~A GIf TRUJIT STArN)8, -FIN E GL ASS alvers, Pitchers and Water --A L, 8 0 L AMP-WICKS. july 8 / - - - litenf11 Thibtisands proclaim V tN+" VWan BIrraeth'e.most? wondor~ftl In. "vigorant that ever "tratained the sinking, systemn. No Personwean take these Bitters .1 cording- to directionsa .gid remnain long tu well prpyi od thleir Nones ai-e not de.. SftroyoJ by. intihd 'pbholt or other 'mesty;,find vitalf organs wasted, beyond repair. -piI'I' aw' In' mtni hvbih'hie ?so Stota Idiit' in th ' dalloy of, our, grelt ri: e, throughoutithe' n Stap$re i the of ol ssis ibiftsoit Jhin , ' o, 'tlbllan tihan? sae, I dI V7lrado,dBr'akosg io trapdqe Pearl, Alalleg ,;419 Soi~avannah,.Rto aok% James, qnd iuqtny' othei'rsith' their vast tribitaidei throughout :ot entire country during. kp;Sangg.,il d Autumn, andi remarkably so during soa. sOlis of unu~sual limit slid' dryness, are inverlaibly abdompanied by extensive (1o{ rangomnents of the stomach and liver and other abdominal viscora.th Inail, treatnmnt, a pur'gative, ofonting a pow, erl -influeonco'tupon..thteso y'arios a r- W a s , essoptiirly 'nepgspry. Tliard Is no cathartic for the purpb o 4to DR. J. WAL'Kih VINE0 1ar.At -ITlr.KS as thoy will sp~eedily remove .the dark colored- viscidmattdr vith limch th6 bowels ar' loaded,; at tlib' sme' tims Sti'niatin'gthe secretions of the liver and generall restoring the healthy functions of lo digstiv organs. Fotlir fy ie body ans t disease by pi'ifyind all Its fii witly y'jusgoy BirERs. No epidomie can t(S hohlo of a systeam this fore-aty ph. "' Dyspiepsia 01r Indig estion ; mod ache, Pain in tho Shouldersg oughs, Tightness of the Chest,.Dizziness, Sour Eructations of the Stomach, Bad Taste in the Miouth, Billons Atthoks. Palpita. ttooftoHat nimrtiuotleLungs, Pain in the region of the Id ' noys, and a huanre other painful syth' tomns are theoh olarings of 'DfVspepsIat. Onetottle will prove a be, orguarante of its nrits. thaln a longthy aVrwtsor wnent. Scrofiula, or King's"Fvil, Whii o Swellings, Ulcers Eysipelas, Swelled Dock, Gptro, Scrofulous inflanmationA Irdolont Inflammations,"hintrenrial Affections, erd Soros, Erruptions of thotSkin, Sop~ Eyes, etc. In those, as in all other constitional liis cases, WALTAdtu's' VIU1OAR B'rrRJ have shown their grat curativ power in the most obstinato and intractable easdd: For Inflainatory and Chroni Rheumatism, aout, Bilions, Remit. tont and Intermittent Fovo's, Daisonsesof the Blood, Livor, Jidnic anl t kedder, thos Bitters have no equal.- Such Diseases aro caused y Vitiated Blood. .Mechpalucal Diseases.-Persons'b gaged In Paints and Minernis such at 'lumbers, Typ-settersh old-heaters, and Mimers. as they advance in life, aro subject to paralysis of the Bowels. To guard against this take a osn of WALtKe's IN WA vrhsocsoal.For Skitn Disearses, Eruptions,.Tet. Pusuys, doils Cabnc4ter, paing-wls~ Seufs, Dilrethongs of D Skiepms ornae, arte itlly gp a carraied uof thers syt in a lengtthby thertlse 'of laittrs. Ig8Evl l~ Pwling, Tapes ~pls,an ot led WNrm, Oourh crfug u In th1stmfo mainy, thoans amnmofrenallyidestrdand rfeinsdd O Syotem lro s edicino, n eri ge, etc. Ithesehais ill othor yem from tur~a shiwe their B etto aio oer n;h mor Flsieae nCtpleintnyug or larriedo ingo, ahedaw honwc manhood,,r the t ofliouths Tenit. tter adislaye ion eier, ninflues oha timproeen Ii oo er, ptibsnil)le.4da Cease th Vitiated B loodhe gever yoin Pd ts anduriies 'stigtfuh t hues inFiiplets, Erptonb~s, andr clienso itwhenyouvac inu I'bastr ct toluggyis in the oe leas. to guaen fgoinst ytrheings l tak o o when,~ . llA follow, ccsinaly 1Drugstls, naBon is, CancFrneso, Clif g-orme, and De as or the dki rwiaern os.troar ldal 0nEdup an arr e of theetittTs Piri aper and oen Vopi~ ~iedltaig cty and r nyggy. ~c oynteam es flediix AnD vrmufgsD In iar iik68'hs itite tl'h tndo oreold and okine, ae w int e sanhood for the tr. of large othroed andttr dispydecid d few days, itc~ thep aki AnP leMST. Eu ttn or l oriE. NEV ~oDS. LANDECKER'S NEW CALEICOES, FAT Y Es LLO UN 12 1-2 ts. 12 12-ets pa t t I, CANT BE BEAT. 1 ' r, Width. Don't Fail To Go To LANDECEE t 'S. aug 12 'JUST RECEIVED tat, fl $RE'SHf SUPPLY OF SHELF UROCERLIES. ONSTSTING of Deviled 11am, Turkey and Tongs, orde n's Roast Beef in 1 lb cans. Freih Sat lmoal iA.I Lobsters, Mixed, l'icleas nud French lu. niard. A large lot or French Blacking of the linost junlity, Fresh nndy and! Crackors of all sorts. Fresh A ngnsa a Meal apnd Flour 'lways on hand. Also a large supply of MpEwans Ale, Beolfast Gioger Ale. :and London Porter, Kept Constantly on Ice, For snie by WM. DOANLY. june 24. . . DESNTT~S t. C., 1a e by aanu al onsent,' tnd Iy 'exp tion of 'o dale f'rom July irst inst4. Per ons indebiled wsill eto)se op -iheir ai' omniaydaeln oc nDote ,by,,tlte fire( 4ry of, * '11. 0.ESPOSTlis, ft 1, ~- DEsPoltTi.i. Wh npf~l1e cntital, il oniunie - ebuu ess M4Ie same st~ ad .11 ESTABLISHED 1859. VER 'P'iRT WV'Q A ) EXPERIEN I'i i t' C IA NX)SS. NEW O00DS. 3j OLD and Pilver Warohe,(holr -~X best ihn k eepera) .Solide~ -odC~as oIl Plaled (Chains, flings anad Slver flub ~nins which I anlarantee. Also, Breas ris ~ollar and Shirt Du'ttona of all do: 'Iptions. A set of beautiftilOok* th n beat them ? Re psirin ooi ~rkmna-likce manner. Sals 0 oto guar n T: u S' ,. " is J " t;i lF'el ('asures, Sets rll 1o r, "at fti' Oo~innms. lI 9knyj ti eat C eokedtIs f3ll.urg4, 'NOW ichu IMy 14, Gtu1* jl inen iuul.l'ipotw, pIdtjy !: $ "4t ;, Ladiesm' Liiil'n I upns, 1 , P hire ' itO}+ i .n ,. ' ~ ~ ii~~ 1 iiit'ott Tucok Combo, Hlair Dlrualses. Sh 31bi MI.. Suiperior Uorret toys, Spool Colton, Pies, NeoI :shi l4de uQ( iTt., IjA1)IES' LEITIIER AND rLOTII' SOES." IR 1. Withrs;~ nnag 26 SPRING IGOODS1 Jus~t R4'ch 434 a Full Stocko OONS[STTNG 'IV PAINT 01' Prinets, Cotton bs~rssA, C re,sd ijo a, Clsifsp *Jjjolen, " tga. ( 'uuk (:.11 J ;,t ,.~ ~ 40 { (&0.i aont l"uir, G loves, 'Frrnsk '