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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-12-11

HANDSOMELY FITTED OF the neatest
places Of business in town is that Of Capt.
.. F. Speck'S, and it affords US pleasure 10
call attention to it. 1t is worthy o: note,
tina, this enterprising gentleman has, in
remarkably short time, built him up a buSi-
ness which is credit not only TO himself,
hu: pride to his friends and - communi-
cr. The hanGSomer .he store Il fixtures,
the bette: the trade, and this he has found
out by experience, and notir :be least either
j. bis success attributable 10 printers ink.
His stock Of holiday goods 10 jewelry, fancy
goods, watches, &c, is splendid. Call in
and look.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-12-11
In the District Court Of the

J. J. CAKRIAGIUN, s. n. c.
Dec. II, 50-4t. !1S
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-12-11

]. ]. CARRINGTON, $. \. c.
Sheriff. Office, Dec. II, 5O-4t tl3.50
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-12-11

INFORMATION AGENCY.-We invite atten
tion 10 Davis & Co.'S Patent Land Informa'
ton, and Claim Agency, Washington, D. c.
1t will be seen that they wish to purchase
one hundred and ff,y thousand acres of
South Carolina lands. upon which to locate d
Colony OF Swedes.
This firm also enjoys advantages and facil'
lies for impar,ins Information concerning
patents, bouns;es, licenses, decisions, pen
sionS and claims generally.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-30

Oh. EAws-fhey report the new veil
on the Adsms.sraS Wei" ofthe MoClymoOds
farm, hundred ssrrsl well; bnt would
ask psruissisn 10 report from 50 to 60
bela ct the highest.
A dry hole hiss just been completed east
OF hilisrstswn. The chances ere that Wbe
belt" passes west Of Niilsrs.ewp about one
mile. Aessimsr and Bsckus are drilling .
we'll on this hslt about three nilss below
ne AcCiymouds we'll. ! understand they
ere down abou, 800 iset.
TAswsll owned Wy Fertig and Hammond
ID 'os d. rs'ersbnrg district, on. the Ell
ki's Farm, "av very slim affair. We doub,
they viii abandon shs prsmisss. Em!ep.
Friend.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-30

Great sspsssrnssiou wss created .hs oth>
Of day. u . Church Of Euglsnd. missionary
meeting st starcross, BY The ussxpsc,sd re-
nafks made BY "CapI Peacock, the prinoi.
pal inhsbissns Of the tows, Who has several
sinss sircsmnavigsted the globe" He
knocked The meeting into cooked BE-,
BY sfirmios, on bis own knowi.
edge, that "as . rule tho missionaries we're
bad mea, and that their influence was most
mischievous. he added that "uniess he
Bible were revised, and many passsges ex.
plunged, Bishop Cs,sszos ooasrsteups With
the Zulu Ksfir would bs of,ss rePested, for
the Bible, - il s.ood, was utterly un6. for
circulation among the hsa.hsa, andaid fer
more harm than good" After this, II 10 aot
surprising to learn tnst "subserip p.ions. were
very WE'LL"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-30

Londen hss recently been indulging Ia .
ess chow. Oi'As 500 spscImsns shown "
are told that no email numbsr Of them we're
remarkable 10 some way either for beauty
Of coat, pscui'sri.y Of marking, pvrsnsss Of
whi's Or black. or sissulsri,y 10 spsoiss. -
Hesrs told that the fslinsss had every com.
for. which cat life ssa desire, baki, Wa
easy to see, ssys . correspondent that tAs
older CATS especially fsls no pride 10 them.
selves - trapped. we're Shy Of oil human
kidd. Many hid 10 disnay and trouble,
osher gave vsnt'te sorrow ss.ca.s oaIy cas-.
while oshsn tsok matters easily, snd purrsd
and slept 40 on their home hsar,hruga
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-30

A school teacher IN Georgia dissgrsed
with lady pupil as to the spelling OF the
word msrriags-ons insisting upon "msI-
RIDGE the other upon an equally prepos-
tsrous orIhography The big brother Of the
lady came upon the stage, and Was absus
10 chasliss the tehehsr for tho insult pat
upon the "spell" Of his. sister. Teacher
drew q pistol and gave big brother !ssson
In punctuation. Big brother was brought
to comma-tose state. not to u "fu.I stop. "
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-30

Having raised better coiton than the Sec
Islands; grown nnsr oranges than 10 the
West Indies or Florida; mads better vine
from native grapes than is imported from
tho most famous OF Europe's vineyards, she
turned her attention 10 aeclimatiz'ng tbs
Cashmere goat Result eminsn.ly Cslifor,
,niau, to wit-the animal attain larger siEs
than on their native hills, and yield . much
6nsr fleece.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-30
tsid ct l p. n. ll2ss

CAAHGE OF FIsx.-Ar. O. =. seho,h,ou y
The veil known sad popular grscerym.u. s.,
sold out his lower or branch store. Ioc...d
on Main Street, to N. J. r. Kemp Of Col.
umois Farm, VIE will hereafter eonaue,
Toe nnsines' Mr.. X. proposes 10 keen
hosh'sg but afst clar stock % hand, and
Will 's'l for cash only. AZ bsrstsiors the
s'o's VIII bs under tho change Of M. AM
oross d. Weaver, . tAorsush busisess man,
polite and attentive clerk, aud Q, esntls-
man 10 every respect We recommend tb,
new proprietor to the good offices Of our si,
,.'ss' Tho upper store will be run % usual
:! NJ, sshosblom. His old time rspu.a-
"ss % bsias . liberal dsslsr needs no re-
commend iron 10, excepting that W wish
hin we'll.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-30

SwAGley, shs livery mso, viii not sus-
cumb to difficulties Of any kidd. Tho epi-
zoo'ie discouraged b m somewhat. bnt ,bsu
be did uot give up. He has had other diff.
cultiss TO contend with, bu, they are all
passed now that slsighing has come. And
what 10 nicer than 10 secure the company O.
your girl, engage one Of Smavleys fasI
nsgs and dsshing enters, and take an ole
fashioned sleigh ride. Glsng! "Mor,
feed, old hoss"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-30
DV016 Of Hon. HOFaCo, ,GreeIsy

Hvsses Greeley is:,oo more. Hs died
peacefully asd in q conscious state Of ind
ss6: 80 Friday evening, November 20, 1872,
TAis announcement will.bs rsas ived Wit b
hssrtisi, and unfeignsd cd sorrov BY the entire
American people. The ereat, trne, sAd 20,
BILE hear, Of Horace Greeley 10 still In death
On Thursday, that day Of general rejoicing
throughout the lsad; the news was horne
over the viiss 10 the rsnotess eorosrs Of
shs country, ard flashed through the Allan.
tic cable to the shores Of the old world, that
NJ. Greeley was 10 . critical condition,
tbst be bad, passed. into . state Of uncon-
seieusness. His last words bs'p's be be-
came unconsc cionsuess we're: "The country
10 gone; the Tribnue ia gooe; an going"
Tbs wsrda show thai bis nighty mind
vss dwelling upon the couasry for which ks
bad done so much; and that magnificent
newspaper ep.sipriss. to the interests o
which be had devoted more than thirty
ysars OF biz life. Ever since tho death Of
bic wife, NJ. Grseley's health bad been
failing. Night after night snd day after
day bs watched her bedside during her last
illness This unrsaittiug attention 90 bis
part to the dying partner Of bis joys and
sorrows, taken together With the snxieIies
ssd labors Of the exciting Presidential cam.
paign, 10 which be took 60 active and
prominent . rsrt, completely prostrated
him, and although possessed OF good and
sound constitution, be could not rally sgsin.
His si,jsnds oil over The county bad felt
much anxiety In regard to him from the
time ste trst news Of bis illness flashed
across the wires. After the unfavorable
news which was sent out on Thanksgiving
day in regard to bis condition, few bad
hopes Of bis recovery, conzsquen.ly hardly
any ons who heard that news will nov be
surprised to learn tbs:, Ar. Greeley has
been gathered to his fathers.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-30
WaIprrxo IN sopooL. - Considerable

WsIpPfNo IN SCHOOL. - Considsrabls
talk hes been oecssiousd during the past
week 10 this city, over the arrest efC. q.
Dunnsll, Esq., principal Of the Union
School. for whipping Master George @.
Richards, AGED about thirteen years. Tbs
complaint was drss made to the School
Board, and after iull bearing. M. Dun
nslls was exosorated, but the parents Of ihs
Iad were no. satis6ed and appealed to the
Law. Ibe trial came of before . jury 10
Justice Ellis Office on Tuesday II this
week. From the svidsncs presented, It ap-
pears young Rlcksrds attended 10 Room
No. 8, Miss BATON, teacher; that 10 punish
msni 10. talking bs was placed on the plat.
form, and refusing, to comply with The
teachers orders, che sent for the Principal,
who, after thoroughly uudsrstsuding the
case msvsd toward the boy with ruler 10
his hand, for tie purpose Of enforcing ths
oonmands Of the teacher, Young Richards
did not walt for the attack but assumed the
offensive, and a. the principsl approached,
kicked him on the legs, broke bis watch
chain, tore bis coat and made lively 1ght
Mr.. Dunuell. caught him and jerked him
pretty lively and pu nishsd bin ssverely.-
This 10 about the amount Of the sass The
jury had not returned verdict o. The hour
Of goisg to ess.-[venango Citizen.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-30

OIL News. -Ou last Monday Samuel Res.
Gis and osheIs completed . we'll o. ths
Jshnson farm, RsymiIton, Is niIss from
Frsnklin, on the J. d F. r. R. The hole
10 $50 feet deep and has 10 feet Of good
third sand rock. When the drilling was
finished the well Oiled up 10 The depth. Of
about GOO feet With oil and dIscbsrg con.
siderable gss. 1t was tubsd aud tested 90
Wednesday, but up to tbls mornisg ws he'd
not heard the rssult. Competent judges
predict . paying yield Of oil. Owners Of
iasd 10 tho vicinity are considerably ela,.d
over tho prospects Of Raymil,on proving to
bs arst.clsss oil territory. The Raymond
wsl', which vas struck several months ago
and flowed - shs rate Of ten barrels daily
for three noaihs, ist present puupIpg 8
bsrrelt.
On last Noaday Shimuons L Fsttsrman
s'rask we'll on the Redmond farm, which
adjoius tho Fss Il Kunkls tract, end iiss
north west Of Tho Galloway fern. The we'll
makes and excellent slow, being good 70. o,
least tsu barrels daily, and establishes the
fact that the Galloway bel. runs mere 10 the
ws''wsrd than hes heretofore been supposed,
and will open . new dsld OF operations -
Our sownsuen, Aessfs. I. N. Patterson. J.
N. Dicksy, enc. James s. n eCrsy Own 4so
ac'ss surrounding the Redmond farm Oh
three sides.
Ths Smith we'll on The Wsrs farm, % the
Like branch Of Sugar Greek. near Cooperl
town, which wss reported - . large well, !,
dong five barrels daily, without bsing tor
psdosd. The gravity of the oil 10 421a, and
the depth Of The we'll - $50 feet. The CON.
p.ay operating on the "Wslbridge bslr
hsvs . yell nearly finished, sdjoiniug the
Brown trset.-[Vsnsngo Spectstor.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-30

The Sheriff OF Farlbault county. AiuHsso/
10, is an original chap. He 10 also y good
collector, but be sometimes makes strange
returns. Here is one, fled low days ago:
"This Is . dead beat. Says he pays after
harvest You can return it then snd will
try him Q slaiter. will catch lots Of these
chaps wits their breeches down when they
get TO hauling their wheat 10 Market"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-30

ASoTHsR CHANas.-SebasIiau Gross and
'o'spo Mckinley, have purchased the In
's'sss Of F. J. Hanna in tie machine and
0'.ck'n'sh shop on the Egbert Farm, and
Will hereafter coaduot the business. The
nss ntm will b known ~ Mckinley Il
S'oS' Wsknov "1he boys" to be nrs,-
o's.' woskusa in every respect, ssd have
40 ne'''sney 10 recommending them to OUT
o" men Who msy have any mschine, fors-
'ns or blacksmith work 10 do
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-30

Tho msu Who set trap for weasel and
caught bis mo.nsr'in'law, stood bis trial
With such h-roism that hs 10 40 objec. Of
admiration to the neigAberAood. fae price
Of weasel t.sps has adyancsd forty seven
and three esighths per cent.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-30

The indoleot habits Of the Orientais ere
well illustrated by the following bon mot,
which, in the regions OF the East, has re,
sumed The shsrsotsr of sn sdase: "No
man should ruo when be can walk, walk
when be may stand, stand when ks may
sit, or cit when be may lie down."
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-30

Mr.. A. H. Barney, the sssigase 10 bank'
rupsey Of the Buffalo, Cory and Pittsburgh
railroad company has been authorized BY
tha United States Circuit Court, TO sell the
road and its appoin:nsnts. saving certain
lfsns which are specified, to the highes.
bidder. The sale will take place at Msy/
vile, on the 7th Of December, ~ 10 .. IN.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-30

OCT 10 Noble Csu,.y, Ohio, they boast
that BY the enforcement Of tho Adsir Liq.
uor Law they have sss . dram-shop In the
ssuusy, nor hsvsiAey bsl one for two yesrs.
They furthermore ssy tha, sobody has been
inpr'aonsd there sInes the srog'shops we're
closed.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-30

1t has been stated that the Pruasisu sold.
isrs who fought at Sedan averaged thrss
inches, larger Ground ,hs chest, and two
inches taller than the Prussiau soldiers who
fought al Waterloo. This astonishing DE
veIopmeut is sscribed 10 fifty yesrs Of s,rin:
gent military training enforced upon The
whole male population.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-30

Nobody, 90 tar - We ere Informed ever
ssv The body Of mule that disd . natural
DEATH A mas Ia. rsrrs Hsa'e. Ind, h,s
oss Of .hs hySfids Which 10 nov forty. .ous
,s'rs old, and It is still - frisiy and sim-
bic with Ito hiod leg - wAss . ysusg
thisg
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-30

The Vsnsugo County Tcachsrs' Institnts
will meet in tho Union School House,
Franklin, en- Monday, December l6, snd
centGue in session ansil Friday evening.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-30

Three amendments to the Constitution
we're voted upon and down .. the ia,s ole, .
tion. One was to autboriss tswn sud eouu
.y bonds 10 railroads, one to increase the
salaries Ofjudss', end stsird V MnIs j,dIs.
tel circuits.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-30

They tell big stories Of the number Of
buffaloes out 10 western Kansas just now,
making their way south, The spimsh be-
log 30 plentiful iu some quarters that rail-
road trains cannot be run win eafsty.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-30

A Terrs Hau!s boy Of tender yssrs. and
heart has drowned seventeen kittens, tied
psns to tbe tails oi pine dogs, brushed his
fathers new silk bat against the grain, and
blown up = pet ssnssy with Ore cracker in
the last month. snd still bis foad mother In.
ends hin for the pulpit.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-30

o"'ns 'otAs incIsmsney Of the wsatAsr,
sss social party ., tbs Csnhsl Aouse. I..,
svss'ss' 80 not largely attended. Those
we vsrs prescott, however, enjoyed them.
sslvea 70 The tuilsst sxtsnt.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-30

Local mstisrs ere scarce. NO.h,ug new
except The s!oru, and that's too cold to reI
port Oh for 40 Interview With Ttomss
end JsssmIsh.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-30

u cannot do much" said . little star,
ITO make The dark world brishtI:
Ny silvsfy beams cannot struggle fat
Through the folding gloom Of nlsAii
bu. I'm oaly . part Of Gods great plan,
Asd I'll chsefiuily do The best thst can. "
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-30

Producers should oil remember The mss,-
,As OF '1' Elsvss.h District Association, ..
oss' room, next door to the Rseoap oaaoe
es 's"s'af. susissss Of iupsstsses xill
en- ssN,y ~ es..sss,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-30
LocaA Notices.
FOR SALE OR BEAT.
A good dwelling in Wild
Cat Possession ivsnimmedi-
ately. Apply eo.C.C CHURCH,
Rochester House.
New. le-lV.

Magnxlnes.
All The nAgasi6ss for Ssp,sAbsr, sVv
rss4y.
Harper,
Galaxy,
Atlantic,
Ilppipco;ps.
Eclectic,
TrapsatiantiA
Oliver Optic,
Yeung Tolks,
Frank Leslie,
Chiidrsn's Flows4
Old and New,
Godsys Lsdis1 Bosk,
London Society,
Petersont
Ladies' Friend,
Arthur's Home,
Science Monthly,
Bsliou's,
Good W6rlA.
Nursery,
ChatterboX,
HstrOpolitan,
Herald Of Health.
A. ths POST OFFICE NEWSROOl
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-30
Trustees of the Agency.

A. tbs meeting of the Council ~ Wednes'
day last . resolution was adopted ordering
On s.sction Of sixteen directors, to oct %
trustees till the necessary legislation 10 per-
ieot the ehsrtsr Of the Agency could,bs pro/
cured. The election was held yesterday,
wiih the following result:
Samuel Q Brown, PleasAntviils.
William Hasson, OIL City.
" s NeNulles, Housewife.
n 3 Hess, Franklin.
il Grapdin. Tidiou,s.
CIV Culver, Reno.
B B Campbell, Pelro'ia.
FW Aitobsil, franklin.
William Parker, Oil Ci,y.
Fl Beers, housewife.
HssIy Byron, Titusvil!s.
N F Hilton, Oil City.
A II Bronson, Titus,ille.
A Vera, Petr oleum Csuire.
SD Ksrns, Parkerh Landing.
G h Hssbit,, Psrker's Lasdine.
The attendance Was large, oil distriets
being represented, and the voting WAS anui
msted throughout tho day. A large plumber
Of those Dot present voted BY proxy, hescs
osarly . full vote was cast, s,s2s out of 10, =
900 shares voting. Although the majority
OF the directors, or trustees, reside In the
spper districts, many of them are almost
solely spgsgsd 10 re Psrksr's apd other dis
sfIo's, aud The snsirs region is very fairly
represented.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-30

Hon. Carl SchuIz lsctured at Titusville,
Thursday evening". Last evening tho Ger
msns Of that city tsndersd him . banquet.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-30

Mrs. NJ. A. Sands, Of Oil City, fell and
accidentally broke ono Of her limbs between
the knee and ankle, yesterday.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-30

By the closing Of ,hs New York, State
ca ais, some forty thousand msa are thrown
out Of employment.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-30
Advsesise 10 bs.RncoRS.

The Victor Brand Of sigsrl q ,hs Psst
Ohacs News Rssu.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-30
CIGARS

Lovers Of good oIssrs will nnd several ~
tirsly new brands. never before introduced
in Ibis place, Of The Post Once News Room
They are warranted pure Havana
Days Doines. New Varieties, New York
Clipper, Wiik's Spirit. and oil sporting pa
psrs at the POST OFFICE NEW3ROOM.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-30

fns "bssusIful sxsraoi" sbout the "Littls
girl vhs had little curl" has iaspirsd
sems one 70 this:
There was . little boy
Who he'd for 10Y
A slsshss-Iins hung Il psllsy;
Hs vslld oflasssiEs the end,
And b. hois!ed By . fsissd,
Rsnsrkiug, meanwhile, oh, ivs bully,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-30

Yor Pure Wines warran - ~ rseh by The
1fstAas6ssd Of BNssss - ~ aAYA1Ts
~ GAFFNEY keeps coostantly u
hand Scotch Ale sad Loadoa Porter, ape
ally for family use.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-30

The following 10 The tsndsfsst verse u
the Enslish language. We do cot know
who iss author 10, bat there 10 s.simplieity
and swsssssss 10 II which nose but ths
coldess heart cen rssiss:
"TheIes nsDy % snpty cradle
There's many . vaesat bed
There's many . lonely bosom,
Whoss Joy and lisas hes nsd:
For thick 10 every gravsyarl
The littls'hillocks lie
And every hiilock represents
An sngei il, The sky.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-06-20

forage to the stalls is the ratio of three
and one sixth, with the further draw
back in the case of clover that is too
watery character is detrimental to the
general health of the animals. For hay
however, the analysis of chemists gives
greater relative worth to clover, ton
for ton, as compared with timothy, than
il is commonly credited with. Dried
at 2l2 degrees Fahrenheit, red clover
contains about twenty-five and one half
per cent. Of tiesh-forming, and forty
four and one half per cent of heat pro
ducing food elements while of these,
timothy has respectively abont eleven
and one third. three and one half, and
tifty-three and one third per cent.
ASIDE from the production of small
power machines for churning, mechan-
ism has done less to diminish work in
the dairy than in any other department
of farm practice, This is almost nee
essanly the case, because so much of
care and intelligence is required to di,
rect every part of the operation Of but
termaking. But little forethought
may often diminish the labor of certain
parts OF the process nearly or quite
one half. For example, in the washing
of the butter before sailing, it is found
to be a good plan to pause in the OPP
Grafton when the butter has gathered"
into nodules the size of pea, add one
or two quarts of water to thin the but
termilk, chum again for few minutes,
and then draw off the liquid, replacing
the same with water and then continue
churning until the butter is massed
solidly together. By this means water
takes the place of buttermiik in the
butter, thereby insuring the removal
of free caseine without the trouble
of working out" the buttermilk by a
separate operation, which is not only
troublesome and laborous, bat which
tends to destroy the grain and that
firm consistency of the material, which
next to its flavor, is one Of its highest
recommendation in the market
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-06-20
About Crorls.

We must raise larger crops; and to
do thls we must raise them less FREE
quently. This is the keynote of the
coming improved system of American
agriculture III all sections where good
land is worth less than 800 per acre.
In the neighboThood of large cities, and
wherever land commands high price,
We must keep our farms in high state
of fertility by the purchase of manures
or cattle food. Those of us in the in
terror, where we cannot buy manure,
must raise fewer grain crops and more
clover. We must aim TO raise forty
bushels Of wheat, fifty bushels of bar.
ley, eighty bushels of oats, and one
hundred bushels of shelled corn and
five bushels OF clover seed per acre.
That this can be done on good, we'll
drained land, from the unaided resources
of the farm, | have no doubt. II
may give us no more grain to sell chan
at present, but it will enable us to pro.
duce much more mutton. wool, beef,
cheese, butter, and pork than ut pres.
ent. "But then viii there be q demand
for the meat, wool, etc. ~ The present
indications are highly favorable. But
we must aim to raise good meat. The
low-priced beef and mutton sold in on
market is as proftless to the consumer
as it is to theproducer. We must feej
higher, and to do this to advantage We
must have improved stock. There il
no profit in farming without good til
lage, larger crops, improved stock, an6
higher feeding --J0Seph Hayris.