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Blood Liver. Nl4neys "a b.aeeI - - r.nsrd b.
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They are n Genie Purrnttx. .w.,,.
a. yowerf9I agent n rs.Sng corpa.n q asinE
r,atian Of the Liver and Yisceral Crgsns "a = t,'
Diseases.
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hunces Ring-worms scad Head sors v Do.A AZ
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abort lime bv he use of these ps-. ~ ' 1870
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tr,;s 81 ~ i've ,,esireSs srd irr;sshie &C.,
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rigoS IN Win ,tiafek acc,,riations In her trr,t-
80 nurga,ivr ~, rinr ,ovserf insuence ,,r,or,
these various organs q essentially necessaTv There :
no cathartic FOR the pzrpose equal 10 De g. wHtKEE
VfnRc o pfrrFRS "a they vil sneediv fer,o,.e tI~
darteoiored weed matter with which lie boyes arc
loaded a. the sarse Cne Stimulating the secrefons n
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Of The diaestive organs
GcrofuIa. or Kfnu,a Evil White Svyeiii,vr
ITcers Fr,-siueas styeiIed Meek t;o;tcr Scrofuols
InHamrnatons. Indoleni Inhamnations Mercural AZ
feetions, Old Sores ETptons Of the Skin. Sore Eyes.
etc, etc In these AZ IN al other constitutional Dis
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loosely with a piece a sy bagging,
make handy baskets by which to load
them into the - Poor headway is
made with forfeit any kind, except
barley forks, and they are not usually
met with. When brought home they
may be put under roof or kept dry be-
meath few boards or a thatch of straw.
Then they make comfortable bedding
for any stock, but most specially for
sows with young filters. Beside leayesA
many other materials will suggest thef
selves. Tan bark contains much potas
especially oak, and next hemlock. ~.
dust is also valuable. especially thai. :
beech, elm, and bass wood, while that
from other hard wood, is worth tAs
trouble of gathering. Road sweepings,
meadow muck, coarse weed, and such
refuse should be brought in and cas-
into the stables and yards, and made to
aJssorb the liquid manure, sNd every
days labor thus spent is in y worthR
harvest field. -
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THE analysis of The Queens Toilet for
the Complexion. mfde by Professor :. Dana
Hayes, of Boston, = kves it TO be free from all
poison, and truly huable preparation >
L1aHTNIxss Cr1RE.. THE prompt relief afford
ed in numerous cases byathe use of DR.. Trask 8
Magnetic Ointmen4 has not3only persuaded
people that it eontai jus Magnetism, but they
call it the Lightning Cure
In rheumatism, wandering Pains, Neural
gia. and Irratibility4 one application gives IN
slant relief, and cor itinued use viii usually ac-
complish permane at cxe
See advertisement IN this paper -
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An EsTABIIsHED REMEDY" BRowN's BRoN-
cHIAL TRocHEs" are widely known as an estab-
hshed remedy for Coughs, Colds Bronchitis,
Hodrseaess, and other troubles of the TRrcdt
and Lungs
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THE FOREIGY TRADE or BOSTON.

THE FOREIGN TRADE or BOSTON
As a subject of general interest at
present we present the following tables,
compiled from the last report of the
Bureau of Statistics, showing the trade
of Boston in 1871 in the principal ar
ticles of her commerce
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sEEDING DOWN GLASSES.

Mr.. Charles L. Flint, the we1uEnown
writer on grass, advocates their seeding
alone, and generally late in summer or
fall, and asserts l. That eariS fall
seeding without grain should be, hRt-
ed in practice in preferences to
seeding. 3 That, as a general It
is poor economy to take afrS.gra PIP.
either with or Immediately .NsecNg
the seeding down to grass. That the
grass being the Ultimate and paying
crop it is bad pri 10 reduce the
land by the draft y = i grain crop
makes upon it ut whenever,
from any local reasSS, it becomes de-
stable to raise a crop of spnng grain,
it is more economical to SOW the grain
alone in the spring, and to plosA>p the
stubble and SOW the grass seed alone in
the early fall. 4 That in cases where
it seems desirable to SOW grass in the
spring it is best to SOW it alone, and let
it take its chances, without compelling
it to struggle for existence under the
disadvantages of a grain or any other
crop. g. That IN seeding down in
August or early in September, we are
following nature as to time, and that,
Alless the ground is already feh and in
hSsh condition, it is necessity to give
the seed the benefit of an application of
manure on or near the surface to which
the seed is applied. 6. That in the
selection of seeds for moving lots and
hay, we should choose varieties to mix
that blossom or at near the same time,
and not mix very early and very cate
varieties together.
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Dr.. JAMES ExPzcroRANT is both palliative
and curative in all Lung Complaints, Bronchi-
tis, &c. 1t is standard remedy for Coughs
and Colds, ami needs only trial to prove its
worth
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A HANDSOME Christmas present to gentle
man will be a hundred Elmwood Collars. They
viii last him a year. All first-class furnishing
stores can supply them.
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q V1U 10 vNVV POI IHVHtlhs niale and q
- male, to Introduce the GENUINE IMPROVED COM
= mon SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. 1hg
- Machine will stitch. hem. eli. tuck. quilt cord. bind
braid and cmbrOiieT most superior manner lrF
- only SIS. Fully licensed and warranted for nycyeara
: We VIII pay $1,000 for any machine that VIII sew
stronger. beautiful. elastic seam th1l
= 10 makes tho Elastic Lock stitch" Ercfy
second stitch be cut. and stu the cloth cannot ~
pulled apart without tearing H. Wepay Agents from
SIS to $50 per month and expenses. OF commission
from which twice tint amount can DO made Adotess
SSECOMB 4 CO. Boston, Mase-s Iittsburgs fA'
VChicags. H.; or 81 Louis. Mo.
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MAGSET1ss-THE MOVER AND MYSTERY OF
THE WORLD New facts are constantly COM
ing to light in regard to this potent agent in
nature The Magnetic Springs of Michigan
and other localities are attracting the profound
attention of Scientific Men. Many cures are
claimed to have been accomplished through
the agency of the '.Alagnetic' waters. IL those
waters are impregnated with magnetism, Is 1t
at all wonderful that DIR. Trask should be e64e
to combine magnetism with vegetable -
tracts, and present to the world aISi Electrls<
& Magnetic Ointment?'
Or Trask claims TO have discovtfed and &C
complished this result From its powerful
penetrating qualities it seems TO possess strong
magnetic qualities, and is worthy trial by the
public.
See advertisement in this paper.
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PROGRESS OF ND USTRLAL RDUt
YTOK


A. are now thirty-two industrial
Gfr1Ieges in the United States which
lave received the national endowment
made by Congress under the act of July
2, 1862 Massachusetts has two; Mis-
sissippi two, and each OF the other
States one, except Florida, Nevada,
Louisiana and Virginia, in which none
have yet been established. Twenty-six
of these institutions are in operation,
and it Is expected that the remainder
will be opened during the year 1872
Twenty are established in connection
with other institutions, and seventeen
are independent colleges. Three hun
bred ard ten professors and assistants
are employed in giving instruction to
more than two thousand students who
are pursuing a regular course of study
in agriculture and the mechanical arts.
Quite number have already completed
the required course of three or four
years, and have received diplomas. A
large portion Of these students are edu-
Gated free of ss-fssr faIi+inn. These
institutions 'tIe . !. 1,,rlvste pro- IN u
not only of also Oh ana oS 9TH
and Of the gentNs ality, wno ' snlt
individuals. a libersA ,s;ect Of ~ sAs"
ladies of diso,,dsNole - a. sHaPrevt
have had in trlaA esSes Yer. ,aseer.'' leave ST.
improving to sdIirs in the current
De nation, h Ag..TrrRrTodis- ia y-: .a
for their supsel 800, report
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EXPORTS or DOMESTIC PRODUCE AID AASUFAc-
TUREs.

The total imports of Boston amounted
to $50, 652, 225, and the exports of for
eign and domestic produce and manu-
features to 81, Ill, $50. In imports she
occupied a position second only to New
York, but in exports her rank is ninth
in the list of American cities. In point
of value one-tenth of all the importa-
.tions into the United States entezel the
port of Boston, being chiehyNh the
form of raw materials to be converted
into her numerous manufactures for dis
trihnfinn in the inta -
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of S53. so per aGe The entire crop of
the United States for last year was 2G3,
1876, 100 pounds, over one-third of winch
was raised in Kentucky.
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SYMPTOMS OF LIVER COMPLAINT AND OF SOME
OF THE DISEASES Produced By IA sallow or
yellow color of skin. yellowish brown spots
on face and other parts Of body; dulness and
drowsiness with frequent headache; dizziness,
bitter or bad taste in mouth, dryness of throat,
and internal heat palpitation, IN many cases
a dry teasing cough, with sore throat. unsteady
appetite, raising of food, and choking SEN
sation in throat ; distress, heayiness. or blOat-
ed or full feeling Obout stomach and sides,
pain in sides, back or breast. and about shoul-
ders; colo, pain and soreness .h-ougl ,fy pssls
with heat constipation ALTERNATING 49, (. -
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The proprietors of JotnsoH's A7aodyne \
nleia Parsons Purgatire Pills, and 81
dams Cdudty Condition Po,cders have I,
lished readable and instructive pampl2
which may be had free at the stores.
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See advertisement in this paper.

RuFus Chaplain. of Liberty, Maine. haNS
stiff leg bent at the knee hmbered and
strengthened by the use of pJohHSon's Anodyne
LiRinlent. &
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VIII iItAI CUII0tII lhIIOIf iIItIIIfAllIt
queuaamnn- of diarIe piles, fStuleA ~
ne Rbldness of extremetes rush of
b. with symptoms of apoplexy,
. limbs, especially at night cold
terfzeng with hot flashes, kidney and
difficulties female weakness and ir-
ties, with dullness low spirits, unsocia-
bilifs-and gloomy forebodings. Only few of
the above symptoms are likely TO be present in
any case at one time. All who use DR.. Pierces
Golden Medical Discovery for Liver Complaint
and its complications are loud IN its praise.
Sold by druggists everywhere. col.
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fish i an ovster 90 tbo+ Dlass, tho
man IL a fool re onr Fhe gravest
doubt loo Nr;lle,,s 1t. The gravest
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his heart usad sots.,t;45es 10
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now here IL n fool coming"
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wbv Endure !. curab,e .

r.
What can't be cuFls: Just be endured = says the
proverb: but indigestion ean be cured, and there
fore it is the merest stupidity to endure it. ~
peptics have certainly a right TO continue dya q
tics TO the end of their days if they choose, but ~
not supposed that any rational being pre- VI
physical torment to ease and health. the probaA =
ty is that If all sufferers from indigestion wse -
WINGED that an absolute, infaIibe remedy FOR Thea
complaint existed. they would with one accord re
sort to it. We most emphatcaily declare that such
a remedy does exist, and that ito pAst is Hostel
ter's stomach Bitters The record of its success
tends over period fmore than twenty years and
il is faylessly alleged that during the whole that
ttimef as never failed to afford permanent relief
in any disorder or arrangement of the stomach
twas not organic. malignant. and incurable.
tant fact can be counted by the thousand, StoVeTH
complaints that had been aggravated by t'.4ai
disregard of all dietary rules. and intensified ana
Durgatfon have in hundreds of instances been
cured within three months ty the systematic use
should be remembered that weakness OF the diges-
tive organs involves many other ailments Bit
ntaiion OF the heart rush Of blood 70 the head hal-
sea, vertigo, and sieeplessness are among its con-
atabe tonic and Is spee Il acts frst upon the
stomach and through the stomach upon the secre-
tory and nervous systems and the bowels ITS gen
eral effect being always genial and benehNent
Happy Fnmiiy.-we have csreu heard the
renark IaatlI you i srss go Safnre and even
tempered cook to make II as an aoalliohal 81,
We Monl9zcol a1 hieh1 viii lnsnrs
not only n ~ cool4si, palatable
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The New York Weekly TRIBUNE AgricuI-
turaIlF Consftle red.


The Weekly Tribune now more than thirty
years OIL, has kept up with thesprogress of the
age IN improvement and in enterprise. 1t de-
votes large share of its columns to Agricul-
ture as the most essential and general of hui
man pursuits 1t EMPLOYS the ablest and most
successful cultivators to set forthfn Br3f clear
essays, their practical views of tne Farmers
work 1t reports public discussion which elu-
cloate that work; gathers from every source
agricultural news. the reports of the latest -
perlments, the stories of the latest successss
and Ellures, and whatever may tend at once to
DetpH agriculture, and to commend it as the
80 80 most important of progressive Arts.
ased pnatural science.
u IhefBare hundreds of thousands engaged in
uiVers pursuits who own or rent "pface
, ana give some portion of their time to its cuI-
s sbow ana tb ,mpr1 Io The g Tribune
ROOFS and their hours, both by direction and
example No information equal in quality or
quantity can be elsewhere obtained for the
price of this journal.
me weekly Tribune appeals also to AaoaE
ers, Students and persons of inuuiring Ifn&SE
by the character of its Literary contents viii -
include reviews of all the works proceed -
from the master minds of the Old or of H
New World, with liberal extracts from those
especial interest. Imaginative Literature 4 -
claims attention, but in subordinate dec
Home Interests are discussed weekly by a.
her own SEX and IA - = ger portiau of the .
other. No column Nslhore eagerly Eytlght on
perused with preater average profit than hers
The News of the Day, calculated by brief COM
ments, is so condensed that no reader can
deem it diffuse, while given sufficiently in de-
tail TO satisfy the wants of the average reader
Selections are regularly made from the extern
sive Correspondence of The Daily Tribune
from every country, and its editorials of more
permanent value are here reproduced. In sport
The Weekly Tribune commends itself to Mil
ions by ministering TO their intellectual wants
more fully than fhey are met by any other
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Country Produce, and other Markets, will of
themselves save the farmer who regAlarly
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THE Tichborne 'shas engaged
Mr.. Sergeant sleiSckYae of the most
noted advocates of the .EIsslish bar,
to defend him on his trial for perjury, in
the hope that, having Sleigh, hauS Il be
allowed to slide. The prosecuting at
torney, however. saws it's snow use.
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c4LIFORNIA c0rrON.

The finest sight in the vicinity of Ba-
kersville at present, says the Kern
County Cal, Courier, is the cotton
field of w c. Allen. Everything con-
nected with this crop has been so well
managed from the very outset, that, al
though planted rather late, it is in ex-
traordinary state of forwardness, and
blooms VIII probably make their APP
pearance in about ten days. The Guilt
walton it is receiving is of the most care
full description, not weed to be seen,
or anything to offend the eye of the
most fastidious farmer. Old cotton
growers who have viewed it say they
have never seen more promising pros
pect. The rapidity of its growth is
something astXishing, being plainly
perceptable fro {.gay to day. Allen be-
lieves this - best cotton growing
region on Il sspt
KEsrucs u last year 103,-
500. 600 po1t acco. The number
of acres plS 142, $50 the ave
value OF crop y569, 500, or an average
of e7Q oO ROY ao-a Tho entire cro,, of
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A Happy Famiiy.-We have csreu heard "a
remark fiiat il you want good sweet bread IN "
f:arrrily you must have good natured ana even
fempered cook make it, AS an additional AZ
we would zecomnlend the unr f&&s -,
- l-ar.crf 1rllil. III
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-07-17


MAX A NAN MARRY HIS Bro.
TIERS WIDOW ?--The Jewish
Church, press and public, in New
York City, have been scandalized by
{. marriage between German Jew Of
wealth and good connections and his
brothers widow, a union which, &C.
cording to the Hebrew Interpretation
Of Mosaic law, is incestuous and an
unpardonable sin. The parties were
both rich and very much IN love with
each other, but an obstacle fixed gene
rations ago by an orthodox European
synod stood in the way, and threaten,
ed accommodation if they eonsum,
mated their rsws in wedlock. Seve.
raj rabbis refused to unite them, and
only when the bridegroom equivoca,
ted and told Dr.. Huebsch that he was
cousin of the brides Srst husband,
would he solemnize their marriage
The near resatives are well enough
pleased, and only the organs and the
priests and defenders Of the old laws
and traditions of Judaism are espe-
cially put out by it. The Jewish
Times refers to it as an incestuous
marriage, and severely criticises DR..
Huebsch as guilty of wilful compli-
city with the parties or criminal neg.
ligcnee.
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Carolina Office at Cun
ba and Edgefeld C. H, S.. n. W. $685.
Company Columbia We invite
effect
safe Home Company
luton: 49,. . 49,, g..
and which there
whilst
retaining these sums IN our
invested in such manner as may
be accordance regulations of the Company, in those sections from which
the sadpr attained ,u., , ,o,>-,o~ d..
Signed) "A' d. 'on-o0H 'teS'
places in high Its Last
60 ~ ararr einn If liability ABNEY s. PARKER.
0' WV State Agents.
To carry into effect foregoing the Managers the Company proposes
and State
wills all investments -
SEVENTY pr PREMIUM RECEIPTS from locality where
Invested with its Policy Holders
HOME COMPANY Policy Holder
Board
moderate and for PERIOD provided the
Mon Ga No
offered the people New
extended
therefore establish Board Trustees here IN
Newbery and at the District where desirable
Mar s l3-t B.. F. LOVELACE Canvasing Agent.