davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-02-19

Our WEEKLY, u handsome eight page,
literary paper is before US. 1t eschcws poll
tics-a good fea,ure-and asa family tireSide
paper is just what it should be. Its subscrp-
,iou is only 81 so, and besides it gives y;,luu-
bic premiums TO subscribers. Read card Else
where, and send for 4 copy to J. o. II. Nut
tall, publisher, Charlotte, \. C..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-02-19
WANTED.

\ Partner viii! small! capital. 2usircs
good.
Apply at this 16ice.
Nov 27, 4s-tf.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-02-19
COMPANY

Is not necessary where man uses as
much astral Oil rs Marshall does. In
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-02-19

Feb. y, Sim.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-02-19

To Eliza eth Evans and David Kinard, ab-
sent defrn ian.s, and legal heirs and re-
presentatires Of J ohn Kinard, who died
irtaStotp
, 1873-06-15
WATER IN CHOLERA.

II the Editor qf Ths Chicago Tribune:
SIR: In Chicago paper, find an article on
the treatment of cholera, written by DR.. Jen-
kins, originally published In the Louisville Cou-
,ier. in which he Says: Where thirst ensues'
pive as much cold water, if prefarred, as de-
sired"
In another valuable treatise on the same sub
3sct, by DR.. Hanlin, Of Constantinople' and who
has had great experience in the treatment OF
cholera be says: In all stages, and especially IN
advanced cases, thirst creates intense suffering.
The sufferer Graves water, and, as sure as he
grati3ee the craving, the worst symptoms re-
turn, and he falls victim to the transient graft
fcation. The only safe way is to have faithful
friend or attendant, who will not heed his
entreaties," eto- "
Now, the two statements are 80 entirely op-
posed to each other, and the point itself seems
Of such vital Importance, that I taxa the liberty
Of asking you to insert this article in THE IR1B-
usI, in order that our leading physicians may be
able to give their views on the subject, and thus
enable the public to know which course to pu1r-
sue should the occasion arise. Respectfully
| vonra Il. GOLDSMITH
, 1873-06-15

ohaarx,tions which come from this great teacher
have greater value than from any other a,
thori wo reproduce Ta1na to o1 te.dbers and
scholars. Garcia says:
tits generally believed that the mora We open ons as
mouth Tho moro easily and powerfully can SOUNDS % %
emtted but this is quite mistake. Too large eep
araHor Of the Jaws fghtens the phsrgn1, and conse
quenty stops al vibration Of the voice deR5van9 IN 9.ab
nhorynx OF it's vault-liko resonant form. INC tee.o
be too nearly closed the voice viii assume graI.us
character somewhat like the effect produces @ ~, ~ IL
1nnnr1 shaDe the notes become heavy. When
oaa 1eaara aa ST;l du iaRs aas hes
,saa ~ narfectly articulsted and al but indts
tinsshsSle tG%sa WHO'LL has bird
and most unpleaslng expression 70 oRen ~ 1 ~ nWn
weieht, whie tho corners Of the lips retire slightly
This movement which keeps the hps & gen,y ypnrtio
Ind gives it an agreeable for Tho tongue sno9 ";sa
be loose and notoncs without any sttemPt on1d
he rala1 -
, 1873-06-15

taresting item indeed. always thought tnas
maggots, the same as other animals, Woulu mu Hna
tip1y by some sexual process, and aWayo a., nn~
the Impression, which probably "1n nos eTent thst
strange to anybody, except TO thus laymsn, 1uns
these maRRots lived and fed on the oloo4' -
much the anne manner as the i1ntnense NUMBERS
~ cnr;on-aies will feed on q rotten CARCASS, OF
notato-buee on the potato-p1ant. According 70
fhia lavman' 3 logic on maggots, no wonio pave
~ RANSOM like this: Myriads OF Potato-puBa
hoysr on potato-feld; consequently nus plan1S; p1;
nroduced them; consequently this plant WI
also produce cholera-poison; therefore, oe"a1e
Of potatoes! .zoo-
fo the last portion Of tho gentleman's ques-
ton would simply reply that every one, either
cation impa1tially, will not havo discovered any
disposition On my part to prove that the
atenches in question are very conducive to
health, II my article did prove this, however,
to nuy one.-which might believe from this
layman*s own statements,-it would be ali tue
better, and surely Mr. I'll" has proven nothng
to the contrary. Concerning the general health
OF butchers, tanners, and ecavenge1s,- on the
latter Of whom the gentleman dwell8 WITH "a
special delight, not only striking mc1dents, out
striking history could be produced; alho, "
the comparative immunity from choleia "Gu
other infectious diseases OF the dlatr1cts N
which such establishments are located; hut 40
nat desire to enlarge upon this matter. he-
snsctfnl1v ynurs. JouN E. SIEBE1,
Analvttcl and Consulting Chemist, Room ~ ous
Biock corner Madison and LaSalle streeta.
, 1873-06-15

An enlarged and improved edition OF Manuel
cently made ita appearance in London Az any
, 1873-06-15
"FR,N,s HopEn TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.

10 kte Editor qf IHs Chicago tribune:
s,n: The communications signed Iishman
and Glengn," in this days TRIBUNE, com
menting On the report Of meeting OF the Er7ns
Hone Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society,
held on Sunday last, in Wallis Hall, and pub
lished in your issue Of Monday, calls for reply
It is true thnt some Of the speakers dealt Home
hard knocks at the Baloon-keepers, and tt 1s not
to be wondered at THAI they should desire to
tetaliate. The remarks Of Iishman con-
slider entirely uncalled for. He is evidently tho
champion OF the =" old Irish temperance organl-
zations." II lie vas at the meeting, he would
1ear 1t announced that the new Society did not
want to make Wat On any Of the existing ones
nor Is it the intention OF those who projected
the Society 10 do 30. But il war Ia made on us,
and our motives misrepresented, as Hishman
seems inclined to do, we will defend our pr1n-
ciples sud the personal character Of our members
from the attacks Of scribblers, either in the
interest Of Temperance OF 1ntemperance.
!" Glengal says: Nov, before g. sanday Iaday
workers in the good cause Of Ten, n;
psrance to find ont what they want to do?"
Well, wo have found that out already. We Wish
to establish Total Abstinence and Benevolent
Society that I'll may join, irrespective OF age'
nationality, religious opinions, natural or aeci-
@ psrading the streets Of Chicago, with embryo
Aldermen, or other political otice-soekors, riding
white horses as Marshals, before tho admir.ng
fently assist The widow and orphans Of de-
ceased member to the amount Of as many dollnrs
as there are members q society that won't
pecessitate members, when ente1ing it, to e1-
pend GA or s15 for regalia; Our initiation lee Tee
Is fixed at 81 for edu1ts and 60 cents 1or ooya
from 10 to IS years the monthly dues arc IS
cents for adults and 10 cents for boys. wish
4 Irishmen to know that the Society Was gotten
up to fll blank left vacant By the projectors Of
a1 the other organizations in the CITY ana
further tell him to look to his favorite societies
for political aspirants wo shall take good care
OF our own affairs. We are fully determined to
pe1se7ere until the blessings of Temperance are
spread all over this large city. Respectfully
yours, fAIhloh Mooh11'1-
CHICAGO, Juno Il, 1878.
, 1873-06-15
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


NEw YORK. Juno 14-Thero was no change in money
today and call 1onns we're easy s to PR een f1 11e
the nsrtss S sssa
AZ. T. & *. ind per cent and fat for borrowing.
ve1s n - but tat assa s WI deaS
pankers' ai1ty-days' sterling could not be bo9ghs 81
the close At 1o9 and the quotations wero lV9 1io %
1oos, Good to primo sight bills are quoted at alo
to 1l01<. .o,, c,o run.-,,...
so 6 000 Tho Assistant Treasurer paid out o0o
On account Of interest and In redemption Of so
" Go1ernmcut bonds were lower. The offerings were
very small and did not satisfy the demand. ,
State bonds were very steady at about notn'n1'
There vas less active business In stocks than On
Yesterday. TkIs WAS particularly true Of the after"
noon when the market wae very dull After the mo-
1nentary decline at the opening prices moved up rap
idy and for time speculation was active at an I'D
vance Of 1x per cent in St. Paul common, and az
average in the remainder OF the List OF
shout e per cent. Towards midday there WIS q
weaker feeling again, which continued In 10" cases
until the close Of business.
, 1873-06-15

The New York Produce Market.
NEW YoRk, June e14.-CorroN-DuQ ; middnng up
land, 2ohc. . ,, ~
900 brls: supernne Western, $5.25@5:7o; common
to good extra, S5.25@6-70; good to choice. S615
a150: white wheat, S7.6o@y50; Ohio, $6:55996o
81 Louis, $G.95@11. CO.. Rye -four dull aud Lover ae
M76@5,25. Corn meal quiet and unchanged Wheat
lower and less active shippera holding back receipts
81 0oo bu Northwestern spring. 81 .47@l.49H: NO.
2 Milwaukee, $l.4s@1 50; very choice Iowa amber,
IS: winter red Western, s.. 60. Rye heavy; West
ern, first half July 85c. Barley and malt dun and
unchanged Corn lesa active and easier; receipts,
o0o bu new mixed Western, 64@s8c heated do, 5o4
@62c white, 7oxc; yellow, 65c- Oats unchanged !;
Woo1-In fair demand, but prices weak; domestic
fleece. 5o450Hc: medium do, 46c; unwashed. 3o832c;
sprtnE clip, California, 2393Qc.
EoGs-Dull and heavy.
HAY-DuI and heavy.
HoPs-Quiet and nrm 35@50c for crop OF 1871
LEA1HER-Quiet at 29@30c; Orinocs,! 27@28e
GRocER1Es-Codee quiet and steady At 17H@19Hc.
Sugar quiet and steady fair to good refining, 7h@
$40 Molasscs quiet and unchanged. Rice quiet and
steady at 7A&8Hc-
PErRo1EUN-Grude, 8Xc; refined, 19Kc-
TuRPENTME-Qulet ut 45@45Ac.
PRovn1oNs-Pork h1tner; new mess, 1900
prime mess, $17.00@18.00. Beef dull and unchanged
Cut meats-Pickled hams, 11A@l2Ho: Mlddies M u un.
changed. Lard firm i; Western steam, 8h@5 lo-l6c
kettle, 875a91fc.
BurrEa-Quiet and firm; Western, 15923c.
CHEEsx-Quiet aud weak fair to prime ne" state
factory, 12t3l4c.
Wuisxx-n fair demand at e3kc-
, 1873-06-15
Spectacle Rarely Witnessed.

FT67H Na5 FbtHdSteT n. ! UI70!s8
Captain Estes, gentleman well known Tor
many years in command OF the Lake Ontario
steamers, informs US that he was the witness
few nights since Of wonderful phenomenon on
Lake Ontario. the like Of which he never saw
before and does not expect to SEQ again. While
on his way from the st, Lawrence up the lake
On the steam tug Of which he is master. and,
when near the islands known as the False Ducks,
and while standing at the wheel, there suddenly
burst into view the city Of Oswego,-thirty-one
miles distant, with the gas lights in the streets
and ali the appearances that . town lighted up
would preeent from blu in the Immediate vicin-
itv at night. The lighthouse at 0swego, as we'll
~ q doZen others on the Lake shore below as
far a. sackotts Harbor, were distinctly seen.
It WAS sort Of night mirage. This display Was
Witnessed for sevaral minutes and then s1oWly
faded away into darkness. Such wonderfua
gpectacles are rarely seen either On and OF
water.
, 1873-06-15
Holman Hunts sShadoW OF the
Grossly
II. D. Conway II, Cincinnati Commercial:

ND. Conway In Cincinnati ComnseTcial;
ehall be- yerY much Interested to observe
what the public viii say to Holman Hunts new
picture, 1.-THE Shadow Of the Cross" when
they see it. It vii be exhibited next autumn,
and thus far has been shown only to the artists
friends. It is possible that no one will dare to
criticise q picture for which [with rights OF en-
craving and anal repiica) the artist has re.
cefyed near ELI, GOO but it will require the full
weight Of that awful fact to make the public
admire the nude and decidedly muscular Christ
which it contains. The theme Of the picture is
that, as time goes on, Mary, seeing no indication
that all the angelic prophecies concerning her
Bon are to be fulfilled, reinforoes her faith ~
looking over the rich offerings made 10 him IN
infancy by three Kings. While kneeling over
the open box in which she keeps these treasures,
her eye is caught by 3 shadow on the wall. Je-
work fthe Eastern tools, the ehavings, etc, he
all around), has paused for moment near the
window. and. as il fatgued, stretches his arm
out On each side. His shadow ia reflected on
the wall, making, as stated, the cross which his
mother observes. In this large picture--tive or
great learning, and has made tho most Of his long
residence in Jerusalem but the extent to which
he has introduced the carpentry shows that ho
has not studied some points that he might have
got at better in England-partic this, that
the Greek word !" Tekton" applied to Joseph
means " builder" or house architect, which is
what Joseph probably was. Nevertheless bis
noble picture Cin many reepects) indicates de-
termination to break through some, at least, Of
the conventional notions and Bentlmentallties
surrounding sacred subjects, and especially IN
his representation OF Jesus as vigorous
fiuewy, bronzed man, with girdle around the
loine, The face is not 20 unconventional, since
the long hair of the Nazarene is given. but even
there the usual eifeminacy is happily absent.
, 1873-06-15
THE DOUGLAS ESTATE.

Bill TO Set Aside 4 IudEment--Schemo
20 Suppress Publicity.
Robert III. Douglas, Stephen A. Douglas, Jr,
and Adele Williams, by their ne1t friend, have
begun an action in the Superior Court against
Susan " Harris and Robert Williams, to SGT
aside u Judgment obtained IN the Superior
Court by Mrs. Harris against the PLAINTIFF, for
s2o,e2ae6 1t is claimed in the bill filed that
there is nothing due defendants in the judg-
1nent. The property against which said judG-
9(sbnent was obtained is in Cook County. Oonsid-
llk1ab1e energy has been displayed TO keep the
facts of the case away from the public, but, al
though for the nonce successful, in a day or twe
they will be obliged to return the bill! to tht
files, and then the names and all about the cas'
will receive the fullest publicity possible.
, 1873-06-15
AUCTION SALES: sa1!E,,.~~~-~o~
By ELLISON s. FOSTER
GREAT SALE
ENGI,E; E;WO0l)
PR0P[lE|; lE|;R'1Y
/. AT AUCTION,
On Monday, June 16, at l o'clock
p. NJ, on the premises,
EIGHTY LOTS
AQaptpd for Residence and Business,
State-st, Vinoennes-av, Dearborn,
and Clark-sts.
EIGHTY LOTS

This choice property which We viii offer
at this sale il situated between Sixty eighth
and Beventieth- -sts., east OF and within tWo
blocks Of the Normal School. accessible oy
about rhirty-two trains daily, each way, on
the Michigan Southern, Rock Island, md
daily, eaoh way, stopping e. tne 59tbi1 Mq11na !
minutes walk Of the property. E;ngleWood
is a riaiu9 suburban town; there Is muoh SO.
tivity In building and improvements OF az
kinds. Two now churches are being erected
this season SO to rs dwelling houses gre 40"
being built, and many other substanta4 m
provements are going on. Streets are graded
aud graveled through the property equal ~
all respeota to any Of the avenues. }ood PLANK
sidewalks from the Normal School Depot TO
the property, and during the Summer plank
eidewah viii be built from the DepGt On
si1ty-third;st. Taking thie property p aH N u
character, and offers the best 1nduoements
for speculation and occupation OF any PROP
erty now offered for sale in the suburbs OF
Chicago. This property is only seven mnee
from VanBuren-st. Dopot: time N gettlng
there only about 40 minutes, and the 1are
plenty OF good water. Refreahu enta vii pc
furnished z11s q cost, and free Elde VIII Dc
furnishad all who wish TO attend the sale.
Terms OF sale, l-3 cash, balance IN ana
years, with per cent interest. a deposat OF
$50 will be required On each lot tuu war
ranty Deed III llt5s be given' with printed COPY
a special train OF cars Will start rom the
Rock Ialapd Railroad Depot On VanBuren-
It,, at IL O'Clock noon, stopping af IWenty7, =,
second-st, and return at 8 O'Clock. Tree for ai!
who wish to attend the sails. Particulars ana
plat' Will be furn'8faa Gn1SoN 50 FOSTER,
AuctioueerB, 81 Markat-st.
, 1873-06-15

LIVERPOOL. June I'LL a. .m.-Flour, 27s 6d@c8s 3D.
Winter wheat, l2s I'd spring, 11s@12a; white, lis
11d@12s ID; club, lbs Id Corn. 26s 9d927s. PORK.
L1vEnroo1, June 142:so p. m.-BreadstuGs un-
changed. Pork, 62s Cd, c..,o r.. ,,o,.,, O. ,>
far nccount 92H 6-2os Of 65, 92k: do Of '67 914
FRAxKfonD June a. 4--Ftye-twenties Of g., 96.
PAR1s June 14.-Reutes, 5Gf 75c-
I1yxRpoo1, June 14.-Cotton quiet mtddlng up
lind, 8I@9c Orleans, 9h@94c: ea1es, TO- QUO bales
American, 6,ooo bales, and speculation and EXPORT
Breadstufs quiet Oats market hare. Pork, ca
3D. Beef, 81s sd. Tallow, 41s I'D. Al other artdcea
unchanged
, 1873-06-15
veaxe1a passed Detroit

DETROIT, Mich, June 14.-PAssED UF-Propa D. #.
Powers, ". r. Graves, Union, Passaic Potomeo En-
pire State, Chamberlin, City Of New York Nobraata
Watson, vanderbilt; schrs Helvetta ALICE Norris, Fly
Ing Mist, Laura Belle, Cascade. Bay stase, Cooper
Olive Branch, Etna Rising star, Daniel Fort, Lucy
Clark, Ahiza Cobb, Maid Of the Mist.
PASSED DowN-Props Jarvis Lord, Yosemite, Idaho,
Nnahun, Cubs, Oanisteo, Merchant, Montnns, Isaac
Nay md bsr&es, Evergreen cy md 6s1gss; *s schr'
WfND-EO.lth.
, 1873-06-15

The sudden abatement Of cholera in New
Orleans, Memphis, and Nashville may be attrib-
uted to cleanliness, eating only fresh vege-
tab1es. snd by the free use OF that valuable
disinfectant. Bromo Chlorn1un- This is the
oou1se recommended bymedical men all over the
country 1,et our citizens be warned in season.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-29
ITO THE PUBLIC.

Alta meeting Of The bankers and brokers of thi
city held on Friday, March %, 1878, II WIS unani
m0l,sy resolved to publish the following card:
The undersigned. LICENSED bankers and brokers
In the city of Richmond, call the attention of par
ties engaged In other branch,s of business tc
the fact That they daily infringing upon the
legitimate business Of banking or brokerage, foi
the privilege OF trrlnsacting which the undersigned
are compelled 10 pay heavy LICENSE TAXES
Whilst willing that any person or firm should ell
gaSe In the same line OF business as Themselves
they certainly ask that they should compete witt
them ONLY UPON THE SAME TERMS AND CONDI
TONS TO WHICH THEY ARE THEMSELVES SUB
JECTED in the payment Of these license taxes
They therefore notify all parties engaged in buying
or selling stocks or bonds, In negotiating loans, ol
selling negotiable time paper, that In future any
such instance coming 10 their knowledge will nc I'M
mediatey reported to the proper State and city OH.
clals, In order that parties thus offending may bt
compelled to pay the taxes required and the fine'
imposed by law for ransaciing such business with
out license. See extracts from State revenue law:
published at foot.
And they further pledge themselves each to the
other 10 report any such arising In future, anc
collectively to AID IN the stoppge OF the cause OF
this their complaint
DAVENPORT & co,
LANCASTER q Co.
lSaACS, TAYLOR L WILLIAMS,
X. IT. MAURY & CO,
PARKER CAMPBELL h CO.,
EDWARD COHEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-29
Important Judicial Question.

A Washington telegram iii the Ne" York
Times says:
GA question of vast importance is to
be argued before the Supreme Court of the
United States on April 3. The court has
ordered a case to be riirgued on that Gay
which involves the construction Of the
amendatory judiciary act Of 1861. Under
section % of the original judiciary act Of
1889 an appeal lies to the United States ST.
pTeme Court from the supreme court OF a
State in all cases in which the Constitution,
the laws, or the treaties Of the United States
are involved. The uniform practice OF the
United States Supreme Court has hitherto
been to restrict this jurisdiction to the consid-
Grafton OF the single question growing out
of the Constitution, the statutes, or the
treaties of the United States, but in 1867
Congress passed new law upon this sub.
.ject, which, it is contcnded, cunicrs upon the
Supreme Court of the United States jurisdic-
ton to determine not only the jurisdiclional
question raised by such appeals, but all other
questions which have been raised in the State
courts in causes appealed. Such an inter
probation Of the law OF 1867 greatly extend;
the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in it:
power to review the decisions of tue highes
courts of the State"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-29
ExTRAcTs FROM STATE REVENUE LAWS.

EXTRACTS FROM STATE REVENUE LAWS
Any person licensed as a commission mcr-
chant may sell any prrSDMa property, except wine.
ardent spirits. and malt liquors. gold aud silver
coin, bonds, certificates Of public private debts
other securities which nay be left with or consigned
t" him FOR SALE s or selling Ing
shall In any manner violate tile same, shall pay
fine of not less than fifty dollars more than one
thousand dollars for each offence.
4 Any person licensedas q land agent may sell
land IN this Commonwealth entrusted to him for
sale. Any person selling land or Offering to
sell the same who is not an auctiuneer or who has
not the fcc-simplc tile or any other less estate
therein shall be- held to be q land agent. For
any violation OF this section the person shall pay
than five hundred dollars for each offence.
Any person licensed rs real estate auc..
tionccr may sell 1T auction or privately amy real
estate IN this Commonwealth entrusted 70 him for
sale; provided that such auctioDeer shall be al
lowed e. negotiate loins upon L mortgage OF real
estate or Otherwise without taking ont stock
or this section the person offending shall pay 6ne
Of not less than one hundred dollars nor more than
one thousand dollars for each offence.
= Any person or corporation that deals In
coin, foreign or domestic exchange Government
stocks other certificates of public debt certificates
Of debt or sharrs in any corporation or chartered
company, or tnat sells the stinc any OF them OH
commission or for otter compensation, or who ne
gulatcs loans real estate securities shall be deem
I'd to lC siock-brnker. stock broker shall have
the right 10 buy and sell for profit. TO sell OIL COM
mission the coin. exchange. stocks, certificates OF
debt shares In chartered companies, hank notes and
notes used us currency as aforesaid and may sell
either privately or by auctioD, and also negotiate
loans upon real estate securities, Any person or
corporation engaged In the business of receiving
money deposit, or In so receiving money on de-
post, and also IN lending money, or In discounting
negotiable paper or other credits. shall be deemed
slali lie paid for the additional privilege OF private
banking. Any person or corporation violating The
Than one hundred nor more than i've thousand dol
bars for each offence. NH cs-st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-29

THE BALTIMORE AMERICAN.-Tbe State
Journal refers us to an article which it re-
produces from the Baltimore American
in order to support its position that it is un-
constitutional for the present General Assem-
bly, to elect county judges. That is de-
cidedly cool. Now, we shall expect the
Journal to set the american right instead OF
quoting it as authority when all that the
american knows Of the subject it has
learned from the State Journal. The Anert-
cans article is worthy of nothing but con-
tempt. 1t is all based upon the false idea
that the Constitution fixes the day for the
meeting of the General Assembly, and that
Il Legislature composed Of Virginia lawyers
has undertaken to set aside bya joint resolu-
ton constitutional provision! We say
such an article merits nothing but contempt.
Ignorance of the law cannot he pleaded as
On excuse for crime by any man. Such gross
ignorance rs the american displays cannot
excuse it for libelling body Of gentlemen.