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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-12-25
A. WHO WANT

4 beautiful picture with which to adorn
the walls Of their parlors, should immedi-
ately enclose the subscription for the "AD-
vocATE," (S2.0o) and they will receive by
return mail, our "FRU1T CAKoNo," whi:h
we are giving to every yearly subscriber to
our paper. Don't remit BY mail. ~.
Address, FRANK P. BEARD,
Dec. II, 5O-44r. CAm'Es, S. G.
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The manufacture OF artificial
clouds is reported to have been
resorted to in the French wine
growing districts, to protect the
crops from frost. Tin receivers,
filed with peculiarly prepared
tar, were disposed over an area OF
many acres, and when the tar was
ignited thick white clouds rose in
to the atmosphere, and spreading
out evenly over a large region, re-
mained suspended several yards
above the soil. In seasons when
frost is feared, the tar clouds
would interpose between the crops
and the sky, thus checking the
night radiation which often causes
such .ravages in vineyards and
gardens, both in spring and har-
vest time.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-12-25

A DELIoAcy.-Leaveso Of various
kinds lmpart most pleasant and
delicate favor in the various dishes
prepared for the table. Peach,
almond and laurel leaves are richly
charged with the essence Of bitter
almonds. They, must, Of course,
be used with caution: but an infu-
sion oftheseleaves may be readily
made and used by the teaspoon
full, 1t is said that the leaves OF
the common syringa are useful for
favoring and that they taste like
cucumbers, and may be used asa.
substitute for salads. The young
leaves Of cucumbers have flavor
like the fruit, and leaves Of eel
cry favor soup as we'll Sas the
stalks. The young leaves ofthe
gooseberry' are recommended as
an excellent addition to bottled
fruit. Current leaves favor not
unlike the fruit so also the leaves
ofthe orange, lemon, and citron.
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SETTLING CoFFEE.-The follow.
ing is recommended as being a
good way not only to settle coffee,
but to prevent the escape of its
aroma: For one pound Of coffee
take one egg and beat it well.
When the coffee is nicely Drowned
and cool enough not to cook the
egg, pour the egg overit,, stirring
it until every kernel is coated
with varnish, and let it stand a
few minutes in warm place until
it dries. This will prevent the
escape ofall aroma, is not affected
by moisture, and the egg helps
the coffee when it is ground and
stepped.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-12-25
Farm. Garden and Household
A Model Female Farmer.

Let Us cherish with pride and
pleasure the heroism and self-sac
rifcing industry and skill Of our
Southern women during and since
the w;+r. Mrs. A. J. Mott, of
Moore's Creek, in this county,
presents an example worthy of i'm
itation and praise in these days OF
poverty and trial to her own as
we'll as to the malesex. This year,
while her industrious husband,
Andrew J. Mott, has been labo-
riously engaged in the turpentine
business, she voluntarily took up
on herselfto cultivate farm as we'll
as to attend to her varied domestic
duties, including cooking, washing,
&C., with her own hands. With
the aid of an OK and two children
ten and twelve years Of age, re-
spectively, she has raised one hun
dred and forty bushels Of corn, one
hundred bushels sweet potatoes,
ten bushels cow peas, two thousand
pounds of fodder, and has cult
waited a good sized vegetable gar
den yielding in abundance to sup
port a family Of fifteen in num-
Der. All this has been done with
no other aid than that named.
Mrs. Mott is the mother Of eleven
children, ten Of whom are living.
seven small ones now with her.
She also has three grand child
rem. ....
This is another case in proof
that when our ladies do turn their
attention to the Industrial arts and
sciences, they often outstrip the
sterner sex. Some of our best far
mers are women as 10: this case.
Who can beat this Will.not our
Cape Fear Agricultural Associa-
tiop give premium to this female
citizen Of New Hanover county?
Nilmlngton Star. .
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NOTICE.

! hereby warn all persons Of hunting on.
riding over, pulling down the fences, or in
any way trcspasSing upon the lands Of the
Estate OF ". r. McKellar, decd, as the
full force of the law will be used against all
violaiorS. E. K. MCCLELLAN,
Dec. 4, T2-49-tf iAdm'x
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How TO PURCHASE FURs.-In
purchasin furs, sure test ofwhat
dealers call ''prime" fur-is the
length and density Of the down
next the skin this can be readily
determined by blowing i brisk cur:
rent Of air from the mouth
against the set of the fur" If the
fibre opens readily, exposing the
skin to the view, reject The article:
but if the down is so dense that
tho breath cannot penetrate it, or
at most shows but a small portion
of SKIN, the article may be accept
I'd.
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Interesting to All.

Ny term of Office having expired. I re-
spec;fully notify all persons who had liens,
debts or mortgages recorded during my
term Of office, to call On MessrS Jones l.
Jones, who will deliver the same.
Nov. 81, 4S-tf. THOS. N. LAKE.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-12-25

"A CURE FOR THECH1lls.- new
cure for ag1e is given in a 'Terre
Haute Ind.) paper; The writer
says to those afflicted with ague,
crawl down stairs head foremost.
Laugh at the idea, if you please, but
do your crawling first; you can then
afford to laugh Just as the chill is
coming on, start at the top Of long
fight of stairs and crawl down on
your hands and feet, head-foremost
You never did harder work in your
life, and when you arrive at the bot
tom, instead of shaking you will find
yourself putting, red in the face and
perspiring freely, from the strong ex-
ertions made in the effort to support
yourself. Try it. It won't cost you.
near as much as quinine or patent
medicines; and if it fails it will only
do what they do every day.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-12-25
ROAST PARTRIDGEs-Lard tht

Roast PARTRIDGEs.-Lard them
we'll with fat pork; tic the legs
down the rump, leaving the feet
on; while cooking, baste them
we'll with butter. They require
twenty-five or thirty inmates to
cook. To make the gravy, put
the drippings into saucepan with
piece Of butter abont the size Of
an egg, and a little -four and hot
water. Let it boil pp 6nce.
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Of the
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manufacture, ETC., il all ages. It is complete
encvclopedia of arts and manufactures. and is
the most entertaining and valuable work of i'll
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INSURANCE NOTICE,

undersigned having Edge6ed General Asen. for
the
offered those who
Company
The Board Managers meeting passed unanimously following
luton
'Rved, That the
Life Insurance. Companies sums
enrichment
greatly ofcash capital
midst hereafter certain
in
accordance with the regulations Company
the said premiums
(Ssned) B JOHNSON Prsi
GEORGE S. OBEAR ~
The Financial strength Of the Company
that the Company besides
for liability ' 49,
N. W. ABNEY, .geu-
To effect the foregoing Resolution
establish Boards
will supervise ~ o'
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Board OF Trustees
thereby making the Cotton States
Applications for through Board Of Trustees
oera acceptable the Directors the Home
OF
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one OF its Policy Holders therefore establish
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A SAVINGS BANK,

and the safety Of their deposits is guaran-
tced by pad-up capital Of Three Hundred
Thousand Dollars. Persons having funds
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find this safe means Of investment, return
able upon demand, and always ready sor
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Remittances may be made, by Express,
and Certificates will be returned by mail
without delly.
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CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK,
COL u NJ B I \, S. c.
Capital Stock Paid In, $4,000
Board OF Directors.
W. B. GULIcK, cashier.
- RI GU. IREDELL. Asst Cashier.

w. b. GULICK, CaShier.
- =. GU. IREDELL. Asst Cashier.
IN addition to the ordinary and usual
business OF Banking, the Carolina National
Bauk, Of Columbia, 5. c., issues Interest
bearing Certificates for.any amount, paya-
ble on demand, and bearing seven per cent.
interest from date, interest collectable every
six months, if the Certificate has not been
previously presented. Deposits in gold re-
ceired on same terms, and interest paid in
kind Depositors have all the advantages
Of
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First Glass Stationery House,

Which the subscriber intends this shall be-
He will still conduct his BINDERY and
BLANK BOOK NANUFACTORY and PA
PER-RCLlNG ESTABLISHMENT, which
has been in successful operation for over
thirty years in this State, and to which be
will continue to devote his own personal at
tcntion. His stock will be kept up full and
complete, and his prices will be found always
reasonable, and he hopes to have 4 share of
patronage.
E. R. STOKES, Main Street,
Nov. Is, 4G-tf Opposite Phoenix Office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-02-01

The late decision of the Supreme Cour'
involving questions connected with the re
bellion are important. The first of these in.
wolves the constitutionality of the "Drak,
amendment" to the Miscellaneous Appropria
ton bill of July, 1870. The Court declare.
that this proviso, which set aside all privile
ges claimed under the Presidents Amnest,
Proclamation, is unconstitutional. 1t wa,
designed that the Drake amendment shoulc
prevent the allowance by the Court of Claim,
of any claim based upon the alleged res.ora
ton of rights under the Amnesty Proclama
ton; it also provides for the dismissal of an,
suit on appeal to the Supreme Court, when il
is found that judgment must be affirmed OF
account Of pardon granted. The Suprem,
Court decides that Congress has inadvertentl..
passed the limits which separate the judicis
from the legislative functions. Having pro
vided that the Supreme Court shall have re
| view of the decisions of the Court Of Claims
Congress has no right to say that certain
| class of cases shall be exempted from the op
| Grafton Of that act. Another decision fxe
the date of the beginning of the late civi
war at the date Of the issue Of the proclama
ton of blockade, April 10Th, 1861, and tn.
conclusion Of the same at April I'd, 1866
when the Presidents proclamation, declarin,
the war ut an end, was issued.
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the French people, declares: 81 shall neve
abdicate my claim to the throne of France.
shall never forsake the monarchical prlncipl,
which have preserved intact for forty year.
and which is the last hope of Frances gres
ness, and liberties. Casarism and anarch
threaten France because her salvation j
sought in personal questions and not in prin
ciples. shall ever uphold the flag Of Franc
and aid in restoring the ancient prestige o
her armies. Time presses and alliances an,
reorganizations are urgent The happines
of France is my only ambition, and l wi.
never consent to become revolutions
where am the legitimate King"
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trrom the Washington Chronicle, Jan. s7.l ger
SPEAKER BLAINES LETTER TO THE
BURNS CLUE.

SPEAKER BLAINE'S LETTER TO THE
BURNS CLUE.
The following is the letter of Speaker Blaine
which was read at the Burns Club celebration
on Thursday evening:
HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
WAsnINGToN, Jan. rs, 1872.
Thomas Wilson, Esq, President Barns Club:
DEAR SIR:-I sincerely regret that it is not
in my power to be with you this evening; but
am quite sure that you will not share in thi,
feeling when you have heard from my honor
able friend, General Garfield, who has kindly
consented to more than fill my place. The
General is a Cambrian, and not Scotian, but
his genuine love of Burns has cured all de-
fects of his Welch jargon, and he will speak
to you in a dialect which would have delight
ed Burns himself, and which will wake anew
the admiration and ardor of all who cherish
the fame OF the great bard
Scotchmen and the descendants of Scotch
men honor themselves in honoring the mem.
DRY of Burns. The impress of his grea,
mind upon all true Caledonians 10 indelible
His songs have had an influence upon all classes
of his countrymen far beyond that of any other
poet. There is not a hut in in the highland,
that has not been made brighter by the glow
Of his words, not shepherds cot from the
Tweed to the Orkneys that has not been
warmed to new life by the fire Of his wonder
| full inspiration.
Five generations removed from the wales OF
Ayrshire, am as cordially in sympathy with
your celebration Of tonight as those Of you
who were born in sight of "Auld Reekie, ana
who were nurtured to manly strength on the
| traditional porridge of oatmeal. DIR. John
sons taunt that '.the road to England was TIL
| finest view Scotchman ever enjoyed" wa,
more witty than true. Many Scotchmen
found more attractive prospect in the road
to America; and think it may be said with
out egotsm or vanity that they have mad,
good citizens of the great republic. The.
and their descendants have been distinguished
tor the intelligent zeal, the fidelity, and thu
loyal devotion with which they have upheld
those grand principles of civil liberty 70,
which their ancestry always struggled witt
heroism and finally with success.
Very respectfully, yours,
j. G.. BLAINE.
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Mr.. c. E. belong, the United States Minis
ter to Japan, 10 a self.made man, who, by hi
indomitable energy and ability, from small
beginnings has climbed the path to distinc
lion. In 1856 he was constable in Foster
Bar Township Yuba county, California. H.
afterwards studied law, and practiced wit
county several times in the State Legislature
From California he went to Nevada and &C
CURED a very large and lucrative practice
tie was twice candidate before the Nevad
Legislature for the United States Senate, bu
jorites. He went to Japan as Minister il
1869, and has been very active in advancin.
American interests in that country.
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Unsolicited Testimonial from Windsor, Me-:
, MR. kINsMAN My wife, Helen F. Turner bos
ease During this time have EMPLOYED a g. aY.
perlenced ply scians. but without apparent feet
Tor good Recently ! purchased boItle of va, =
ca TO say that 1t gave immediate relief and She a.,
s ss, mas not et so well for many years that 81
Would not 1e without this medicine. She would
her I. expectorale freely and she nows rests com
fortably. Too much cannot be s.id in favor n,
your REMEDY Yours truly,
LIB. TURNER
HELEN +. TURNER.
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e., testimonial from w. F. Morrill,, General Agent
ior New York Life Insurance Company:
PORTLAND, Jan. 80, 1872.
v,! LINK w; kINsMAN, Esq.-My Dear Sir:-Mv
WIN violent cough which our usual remedies fail
Gu 81 ~ alleviate thought of yonr Adam.on;s r. e.
sst, OF TINS city, and its action was Immedntc ,d
sns,nic,ory have no hesitation IN giving this NV
Truly Yours,
W.P. MORRILL,
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THE RAIL:
ROAD
LOBBY"

are gathering in large numbers at the Cao,,o, .,
argue Their favorite railroad schemes but NJ "
eh. necessary to con, ince the people at large
VI ,ie yaiue VI ADAMsoA's BOTANIC Cotton Dai
Cs Aeh IN ushnd cures of Asthma, Cous his md
So .i SPEAK ouder than words Price IS cents Der
WUe, Satisfaction guaranteed in every case or
by Lewis selbing at State House. ''A'
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Daily Atnntbet yournal
a U g U 8 T A..
THURSDAY MORNING. Feb. /, 1879.
Committee on Prohibition.

An adjourned meeting OF the Committee on Pro-
hbtion will be held in the Senate Chamber, Thurs
day evening, Feb. l. at O'Clock
g. T. Kinks. }C,.;,,
NJ. FOSTER, NhalInou.
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The trial of Stokes for the murder of FISH
promises to be one that will be contested OF
fore disgraeed the New York Courts. TIL.
attack Of Graham, the counsel Of Stokes
upon Judge Fullerton, is the opening of til.
bear garden.
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Beware Of Worthless limitations 1nouire toy
Auamsons Botanic Cough Balsam. Take no 9th.
er. snow this Advt to our Druggist that there
nay o9 no mistake See that the name Of F. w
ktSsMAS is blown in the bottle
#. w. klNsMAN, Proprietor,
Augusta, Me.
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STATE OF MAINE.

IN SENATE, january Sd, 1917.
ORDERED, The House concurring, that all pc
tt-ns for private legislation, except petitions for
presented to th. Legislature after the arst day OF
February next be referred to the next Legislature,
and that this order be published In the Daily keo-
and the Portland Daily Press until that date.
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In HOUSE Of REPREsENrATIvEs,l
Jan. II, 1872.
Read and passed in concurrence.
SUMNER -. CHADBOURSE, Clerk
A true copy.
Attest: SAMUEL W. LANE, Secretary.
janl3-t&wH
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IN SENATE, January II, 1877.
Read and passed. Sent down for concur ence.
SAMUEL w. LANE, secretary.
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reported leave to withdraw on petition of r
S. Osgood for . fish way at Eastern river
dam.
Mr.. WHITcoMB, from the same committee.
reported same on petition of j. Wright for
authority to build fish weir in Addison.
Mr.. Snow, from the Committee on Banks
and Banking, on petition, reported bill an act
to incorporate the Lubec Savings Bank.
Read and assigned.
MIR. LEBRoKE, from the Committee on the
Judiciary, on petition, reported bill an act to
incorporate the FOxcroft Manufacturing Com
psny. Read and assigned.
Mr.. WYMAN, from the Committee on Man.
ufactures, reported ought to pass on bill an
act to incorporate the Kennebunkport Hotel
Association, and bill an act to incorporate the
kennebunkport Sea Shore Company. Read
and assigned.
Mr.. HoLBRooK, from the Cumberland
County Delegation, reported q resolve estab.
fishing the valuation of the towns of DeerinR
and Westbrook. Read and assigned.
READ AND AssIGNED-An act to incorporate
the st. Dennis academy.
PASSED TO BE ENGRossEp--An act TO in.
corporate the New Portland Campmeeting
Association; an act to incorporate the Mar
tha's Grove Campmeeting Association; an act
70 amend an act establishinga Municipal Court
~ une city VI Augusta; an act to incorporate
tne Free Baptist Maine Home Missionary So
S,eiy an act to incorporate the Sandy River
valley Railroad Company; an act to amend
. sse. OF chap. s24 Of the laws of 1870, en-
u u;a an act to prevent the use of narrow
rhn Quincy vneels for the hauling of lumber in
burg Savings Bank; an ACT 10 r.nssI sye
ESQ OF the laws OF 1867 relating to the e.tsp.
iishment OF Police Court in Auburn An No,
70 incorporate the Union River R.;,,sS
Company; resolve in favor Of Salmon Jon..
ct sls-; resolve in favor of Daniel Randall