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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21
THE JEANETTE SEARCH EXPEDITION

THE JEANETTE SEARCH EXPEDITION
4 COPY of the letter of instructions mailed
to-day hy SECRETARY Hunt to Lieutenant Berry, com
mnudcr ofithc Jeanette search Expedition says " You
VIII pursc A. nearly practicable the course recon-
mcn,lcd by the board Of which Rear Admiral John
Rockers was pr-d,r for the search you are about to
undertake You will report to the Department your
progress and the condition ~ your vessel and command
by every available channel of communication during
you yo,ngc ma ing yonr reports ~ till ana detailed
a,ttc.,nr In the pursuit Of your adventurous ana
aiuous ,o>nge you carry with you the sympathy and
cut.rr confidence ~ the Department"
THE HEALTH OF WASHINGTON.
The chairman of the Senate Committee on
Commrrc, To dl appointed senators Ransom. JONES' o
Nevada. Kellogg. Conscr aud Ncst subcommittee 10
net for the n committee during the recess OF the se
ATE under the resolution recently adopted by that body
directing the committee to inquire into the condition ~
thr Potomac River of Washington. and the effect
Of the bridges the river upon the naNignby OF
the and hc health Of the cy ana To rcpott hA
winter what srps ought TO be taken ~ rrgari 10 ihr
lnlr matter. ti,l"rul l.lnsOm on Who's" motion the
inquiry ofdcrrdw.il ca the subcommittee together
"'0"' '"' TIE CASE OF BOYTOS.
The President to-day transmitted to the Sen
ate report Of the Secretary Of state upon the Of
Michael T.. Boyton, stating that the ease IA not one
Which would warrant the Interference Of the United
states Government bat declaring that, should II be the
sense of the senate hc would counsel the President To
appeal the bcucl oencc OF the British GONcrnmcht III
Mr.. Boytons behalf
PONDS RECEIVED FOR EXTENSION.
The amount Of five per cent bonds
covered by notices. and the actual receipt
Of bonds which have been continued at
3s per cent to date, aggregated $ls9'll4'3oo
OF which $50 OOs99 $50 received to-day The amount
OF V pr rnt bonds received for continuance AT 3 per
cent To- date aggregates el'3'-oI'-'o'
MRS GARFIELD STILL IMPROVING.
Mrs. Garfield passed comfortable night.
She has gained strength and her condition has some
what inprON cd since yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21
STAR ROUTE INVESTIGATIONS.

HOW THE MUsCIE-sHEIL DISTRICT WAS CARRIED
"A DAILY SERVICE THROUGH THE CROW RES
ERvATIoN FOR CARRYING ONE LETTER BACK
AND FORTH.
, 1881-12-10
Ickacrt1AysH' Proceedings in IffH Trfnl al
lkulniiluxon. 1ItcIa., for aAursief.

fcHScrt1AysH' 1'F1ccedfn9~ in 1fit Trfnl AT
lkAlnnlaxoo. 7Itcla.s far Murder.
..,<etat Dspateh to I7ss chicago Tribune.
KALAMAxotl, Mich, dec. 8.-Tho people r1atod
their caso this tnrrlng nfter having shown TINT
f0scAmp INFLICTED three fntAl wounds on Lyman
Gully with mutIco md Ieilt,oration. In tho pscs-
cneu Of the fAnily Of dcceascd; that tho two Inst
shuts wcro lircti uftor ioccasud h,tl fallen,
8pondent rpInnrktng, "Got enouxh7 VIII yHu
puy mu nuwI' Respondents confessions wero
prs>vou admitting tho killing nnd giving ns reA-
son ut ono tliac thut he killed him bceauKo Cudy
would hot settle with hin, aud ut ottur ttsncs
TINT Catiy stuFted after hltn with II
pitchfork, ahd hu tlc1endod httnsctt;
also, Tint ho shot CAdy while Caiy
was lcnnlnR over Il hin nj wurls Tho 1efonsc
was bogun nud III upentng apcsch tnn'le by
C]curXo +. Stewart, OF Grand Iiavcn, cfais'1ing
that, while insunlty was frequently innue ,,su of
,ls tic c<rnse. In thls case 1t WIS legitimate de-
fonso and III ncrnlrlanno With ths fActs, nnd
wlli1e It sao Ills. client WIS rosWIl,slble. y9t IT
Iis,o i,e MUST be acquitted Two witnesses from
tno ni S II isaS ,,oy cos,.iersd vossa,,, insa,ic.
lie WIS trying to vct n book published WHICH
as M unnsss!ll M M JHrg ni ''' w%rs s.S ahi
wgru inco1Grdslt aud Rrt!5s nonsense. FDsga'nP
was put uppn tho etan.t, nnt, whtc he shpwcti
of tho United Suites. an, was cutitlcd 10 tho
i'reslacnts slHry, ns was IN cnlioois with King
william or pruss!ii, yet Upon 0;uer t.'h1ecss he
Np,euI.cd sIt'e. hntl nlt'ury. and YArE careful
ncotins of hts lIte md tho honttcte. lu stltctt
to-day ttlMt Ca,ly struck hM ~ the oyc. nilsl thst
not " hEvo ' hl;e i h: @ .iat 'if i s,s rs wr",'s ]
to kill pc0rlH Without cHuse; thut It WIS wrunl:
tu ,iua.lti *is ur 70 hreak nty Of tho Ten Com"
luanunIents, Ut whiuh hu hnu II uurfect knoNl-
udVc. Dr. Fustor l'rutt wlts sworn ns I'M expert,
and Thought the prisotlcr II, fn!Iese aIsd tccblt,
minded. inurllnilry nairs rattunal: hasl Huo'i
uon ilu thou3ht thu prisoner llnaccuunthUlt,;
Hnt @ anoshsr ,estion r,t " tho ps.secat1oti.
, 1881-12-10

tnnie tfma last year. kk0I stock OF American "taak
for titekl HFItaln itI.1Ui dO tft,e nat yeHr.
2,huM o..
livsHp,of~ hoo. V.--CoTTOH-sAies of tsln week.
I%n ir.les; American 3tt: spncuIntntH tu,k il1A
Ut w1t.rlt Hxnrturk tupk IkI tnrwnsdeh from s'tns
sIdh dIrcc. Il, ap!nHeea. uai: ustuai cxpttt. iGUa
a.!nl Esrelplt l6n! fetal stuck. DIkH; hmcs!ca'''
new UHsEA ", DOC h.t:,T7xlX tlulct, intd6ilne.
% .,. r. d. T., sool M .flary i4c ss rf;gpifn r9stni
&a, Sontincni, sys' csnstwist m snles n.y. M tt9ot.
pfta, Grant uri.nn, W!o, F.nnco. b775 cuntil'onl'
HGN; cInstwt-e, H,NU; 4it1a, 34blt
WIkrEsr,x. lice. 9,--t.nTt.,S-pnlrts m,dhna.
i1Ne .tw ao lNkcs xod ort1nMry. j9.G; not ~, A..
cfiutR. LINN ttncs G5tHrl% - HreEt tFttnlh |IU
easlwiHo. satcs, .!1!; stock. NElbi tv,etlt MT
r1E!r,s f!t sr9sS 3a,oi Hx!!* i,nirent IrsG'
H,H0: xaitsk, l1.!b7, ~ 49,.
rnlss. a,t IAI0ai socc!nts- 7bl; shIpnnnts. i,a9'
stock, 1a,tAl
MEMritIF. Tenn, l,oc. N-CnTTuSs Steady: vnreluta.
4,7 ntfest sluants, !,&s, stock, S,sI; eale5. a1l
, 1881-12-10

TOliI:tGN,

TOEErGN.
sotefat Dtfpateh to M Chiedao Tribune,
,,rsnr,,ot. Dcc g-ll:3a D. 1n.-Flut1,.-No. !, l3a,
~ AS@r,tSW heat yIn.or No. |. tiss No. 2 ios ois
,cp NO. l. lns Gli No, Z. ~ 1G1' Whites No. l. Ius Hut
A. ls 'd club. No. !. lis Id; No. = ha Id toFn
klld, ..,,t
;,yrRrttfr Dec. 9-l:n y. m.-BfcadstuGs quiet
nd a1me,. weather clear md cold. -..-.
IlrENroorr bee. n-lIAcuS-shost ribs DteadY ut
stH: short ccnr ttrmGr nt 4!s H.
t.H1-t'rIiue Western dull ut A1A III.
rAit0w-l'sulp 1lty htGndy at 1as i'll.
rt.nrgxTlSE-srr!ts III itn11on dull ut Ill.
Neutrality-suspicious.. ny. , stoasiy at IDS I'll, No.
,bts dut, at IN ID: ~'utar dull VI l1s iod. Corn
uIscd ,sut, nj ts l1.{d.
gtOru-Exlra 9tntu dull At lid.
,1rtKraoI- Dec. Evontnw.-CoTTOS-lIulItf f9'lH
NJ i).u sales. sU1'; speculation and export, lo1'
American, G.aU
HurApsrt'rr rrA--Qutot but stoa,lxff
Observation-Disclosures ,aEt BsAS6.
sr1rJTs uY YTHHIENT1NE-12a.
yanys AM, FAiaR1cs-At Manchester quiet.
Etcrll-rs-l'ast shrca dnys: Wheat, ;ut1us Amer!-
al, tfsn1 s.-t,
n.rkclt aso gonernlIy t,rt,. with 0cch!onn improve
utnt Ii foreign and the finest salaploA VI English
.ae1t Ca.Rues Ut conat mi passaae fur shipment.
,,ava s,U!y. 4 lnudcruto busirGsa has beer DOM un
N,t!n wheat since Tuesdhy NJ full rntos, Cnin
Tuned lcaree. ThcrH wa1 IN ArGraG1 attendance NJ
isda,y y,uaskef, witll d ateaiy feeling, Wheat met
,,h moderately good consu'npttYo dciNaud ut
Tuesdays ratios Flour waa III healthy request ut
ea,a tnrmer rrtss. Torn was nacttFa .and soeGdosl
ll;h,tr." = -.
Tte following .wcta rscolvoh BY tho chtcaao Hoard
"5sE.roo1. Dcc y-,t:ti IL. m..-1sneelpts nf uhcnt
II 1hsea days, &Aun esntnls VI wftch iHhon "oro
iii ISsti,or, E;n j. m.-wcatl'er o'oar and COIL
r.sI. NJ sSrs. tnu ri: S u, III int rI,r 1lI!rt
, 1881-12-10

NEW YouK, lleo eoA-tuTTnir7Nst receipts a. all
United Hlatus puEs tnrIuk tho Madk xliy haiea ao
satus wask last yuvr. l,N0i &Vtzl Fscap&s NJ A1l
unitea Btatss ,urls Ia data. atsAuQt du gauo TIM
last yvax. A7t0 I5; espurta ssot ui pntte1 heatea
puets fer Tho weak, E2lt do sxas week lAxk yeaE,
d7.7W; touI exports iu all United States porls 10
data tixAUG san,s date lust year. ,duu; stuck pit
aII upttsd kSstss pl,rts d; da sauIs ya4t
sxtaUs slock st atI Interior t1wnR, EAupu do Asma
tlay last ysAr l1lAU; Stuck ~ i!vuspupl W Hu d.
, 1881-12-10
PROPOSALS.


t.NirAhth tlct. / 1881.
In accordance with Article Il. Chapter H. II thu
nru Iussby nytiNd tnr tsa nnbl'..pn III iGwrIapcsS
,.!,s!,.d II tAlH city nt tlsa attess .nd hss f.
ilsS.l II newsimtnr sch 1our,,n' os lnt.Mls - 11
b!ttk Hnnntu ktMtg thp rr1 1er sntt inch n sItce
Afs !,r the printing nnd t!rH*hlfnt y! NJ tn!!'s
par,a1ts s n1i's.rs s w ny M ~ 1!I s
Ilrr 1enu mn, au ut wlicl. racti ANA v"ry siin NJ tho
blnnkH fnrlnr, md 'I1igr printed httr rtu.tu N
u biing. t0rreeL cuIIea f M ao tanEs. iurint and
III thr Ittintrnilcrs Dieu int Examination ami .>Isc-
tim hy ~ ersons wht .'.ss s!es.ru ~ I sr%anto
tr,nts directed to att tleusn With thu tttT lamp
npr 1T lir tliee M or 9uiuro auctUcx l. III. Ut tu
-'''' o'' :" TiiEoisuiti: T. GunSsY, cump.sn,icr.
, 1881-12-10

DNAnrOHt, Pa. lice. Observation-Disclosures net
W Rnd sal,tlY wonkot npBncd at 1;tsc. advnusd to
E<c doe1llua tp 5c, md cluse Btc3 sates. ~ l
i'1TTauCNu, t'h., Dac. U.--l'KTHuF.EEM--ActiFc;
unc4 ccrtttcai9s yory !rEeau1ari c!ose at ssc; 'e
,rlTGHvi,1E r., Dos I qEonod . ., at
meats, ii ,GNt tHnsr 71,NL
, 1881-12-10
aT. LOUIS

sr 1ottrt, MIR, 1ec. p.-FtnuR EasEcrt mot lower.
GnAiH-Whcnt bponch iower ntisanccd' e.'sed
stat!d I'M No. rcd. .3t cash. tit$H dnluaFy.
sf+lsf tuhrnnry. III SNrc, tHSttl, sH& fayt fnics
nuxud Mt tI,14siikk tAnua:y. slllI'.stt fcbrnnry,
1.t3kSt.9tk Mnrch, Nh. > hn. eL21Etl:t}! M. t'.
ti1nta LII. Torn hxhor3 ftlt&SsHto cash. 's'ktsislo
l,usenber. kas&8dBic ian,nry. t1Ha1''Ao fohrnAry.
iDtc March. n81c Mny. rData h!ahor IT s1.ts.liho
c,.s'I, 47lts l1&e tanuAry, " fornnry, ui4ts
$hh
l,iAD.-Eleadf Mt &l.Aa
HErrkH tSB Eitt!N--t Unchanged
Wif1RK Y--Stel.ly IT $ih . A.. -.
rlDYfAlUSk-FUfk kfDW ut Fl1.Hj fdnrnafL{ .3l5'1
BIT Matc nrr sait n!snt* ensnr y ~ !1 Nh. .
III; stse ivisi su};;t. Lard snws tlli3lt naSvd.
y, ,ttkGkltrs-fi G!o brl.! wilen a9o w: ", fosT it
HitIrikHTe-f a;Uli Drts. whnMt, a9n by
curn Hl,yU bu. 0uis. liA1 tut sTo. 2uo bni bae'*s
l.uAJ IN. 49,.
GAteFr,un HoeEh-Whent hxhcrs tiH JanInfsI
HYJ6 fnl.rflnrvt ~ bill Mhrct: w bid May. Ggfh
.!nwi Gi36o Uld jaunary: b5ho bid Fepruaryi ts}Se
Mar. - i
, 1881-12-10
W0flf..

t,usr0y, I,ec. a.-Wuu1.-ateadJt Ohio and Penn
sylynnta extr1a. AKA lici MIehlgan md WISCONSIN
Acac1s liea33e netun, and No. !. tatsc. nnwa"''cd
wH,Ia. 1Sta:r,e eUmhnH tluIHtne. ts1I1ci uhrsshet
rulb!,IK. ake1s; pu!lHa, :SH aalG.
rH1LA AhELrIttA, Eoc. M--WuUt-Qu!ot md nn'
changed.
, 1881-12-10
DRY GOODS.

hEw f01tK. pae. 3. Cotton gonls remain quiet III
frat hsds but aJtHu ninkos continue sUli ahead. and
rIsss sr,n, Prints III ttR't amand by pack'lsu buyers,
md mSrtsly nettva With tal,ssE, aseata naks ~,
nGeount or oack orders, tnrol9n gn0ds auias-
, 1881-12-10

TOLEDO, o.. ncc. D.--tiitA1S-Wheat quiet, but !sm;
No. y rcd, spot, Sl.I7'5; January. slDs February.
sl.lA, Mare.l, sl.t,.a. ,corn study, hish mixed.
Gsai No. si,ot. aI<c. pocuuber, Bls Jnntasy, 6la'
Fuuruary. G3c lid, May, tA1s bid. No aAlos III 1ats
Dr GliIsur. 7......,
CLUaE--W heat duilt NJ. rcd. hpnt, s!%A bid.
st;s Hskcd; neconber. *l.SG l.a7A asked' January.
sis+3{ February. f14ll March, sl.4; Alny. slH bid.
askol3 !n,uary, PIC hd, G''4c asEodi February. cho
KkGEii1s"wbsst lIoW Du; coFu A,uo but outs,
2tslj tu. .,o 49,. -.
uuHH.
, 1881-12-10

CINCINNATI. Doc A-culTuS-uuti; ll'Go..
YLucn-Qu!ot aslt unchanged. -.
uuA1S--Wheut dufts No. . rud Ntntur. sl.:E0l3sH.
Corn enscr, NUS ,4lxol, Hn. Onts quiet but lirit
No. nxu... 49, Nye strong, tioE@loa HAF!uy dull,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ;ttn,s sl7.l lard easlert III a.
H1tk vais hr;u aI,d AIte!nnxod. hacon ktesdy mid
unchanged. =. =. .
WUjaK f-Aciye nIIl Ernt ut q IL; combination
talos ftnIkllUd DDS. f brla 1st thp basis OF A
liITTEltr-j:AsttE, hut mot 4luta1ly l4WoE.
, 1881-12-10


l.nu1RvitIK, Nue u.-IurroN-1towerh at ll}c.
FtUu,t-btexty; extra. II. .b1 extTn lAu5. eAto
aBlD; a No, !. tGIbtG.Tii ch0luo fancy. 3'.a&ts.M
tsnAtN--Whuat study Ut ai.as cnrn t'rnaer; No.
wl,llu ;0Sri, do n1ixutt. tsHG Date stradyt M:
willis, 4y.tct do mixod, Wa. tyo ssadyi Nh HUG
Luz :, ,,,,,
MovisloSs-!otkn md |asa ~ HoW!aa !!1lk, mSa:s 3'
BAG0ti-Clenr.sb, ttkc, ltams sasar- -curod s1.la
,WllihKS --At4AdYi tl.15. -
, 1881-12-10

Cattcr'a Little liver Pills will pnsittrely c,tra
Htek leNt!nche und prevent ts retlrlt. This iAn
tMlk, uu. truth. One plll 4usn. 10 bo had uf
nII Irl,Exlass. Heu euAdyerllaement.
, 1881-12-10

DETROIT, Mich, Dpe. e.A-Btuuls-unehanRod.
GMAtN-W4sat hrlt No. white, cnsl1, sl.H}$s ile-
cenbar, sl.l7; january. sla3si February. h.su9st
March, fI.4l54l Aprtl, Hit May, &lAt
MkExtlsEt-Whtas, luN pu.
EulpNkNTB-WhV4L H1n
, 1881-12-10

oswEao, 1,sc n-1nAlN-Whsa& stssdf. Torn
uonAslly unchanged
, 1881-12-10
~
ORIGINS.

- 4 KEA u'rIFU1. ORGAN;
TIM Z. Mnxnrt." SnW style, NJ. tattp. n aiops, t0
lutl set tin!i0n Tbngt!e f:Oi* eofl ttnlnul i!ps-
y Polished tn~... N..w mllt tasuMhfN Improvement:
81 h9us ears i.or1. prlc1 s.n.r Ststs Eol'n Az
ef ocy ssfun, nises a,, yrnr~ ~ Ill., vers "ns
sol. sus Anolhsr !. Is htM.,!i'ns :eIys.'i,:s.
tetprMdenrr. My n1w inctery tn.t cu1plsitd. sst-
mcits x.t>J0 nstrnlHrnta ntry 1t1 tnYs Etry Int
ust tahEf.tnrliig MOUNTAINEERING nAehtnpry. Vast
salta s.ats s to os'utnrtnTs is't". v got'%I; ~ tGr
TEL. r. HE.ArTf', N..s!,tnst"n. :.c>s 'jer'
Ni4xs
, 1881-12-10

rEuNtA, ILL.,. Nec A-GnA1x- - Corn f1rni. hlxh
mi1ed. ttaatexc; uxet'. ol1.&tGa. Oats tlria' NJ.
white, 40 la5ke nYe lfut M, !. HI9scassiW.
lltallwINEH-f1rlu IT. fllh
ltxTRltlH-WhrAl au bnf corn. u 91a but oatS, &Q
LlI Fya, I,kN but baFloy 3.au bu. :.
s1lIrHKMrA -Nltgnt+ hInei soFu. &5puQ oh1 Hota
a4N bHI FJu, I,lUt barley, mono.
, 1881-12-10
BUFFALO

At1yxALo, N, r., Dec. p.-43nAtN-Wheat dull and
as,u; suIes itau bu No. | hard Duluth Ut $lA cusa
Hun f 1, ssstt sale: 10: ea ~ysa at % o''''
, 1881-12-10


M,LwArKrE. Wis, Dec. U.-F1.ou't-Qulot hnd n1'
chanansi; fasr t,amand.
GNAlH--Whunt btuahy and ilrsu; No. z Milwaukee,
t.Hss nominal; M. 2 Milwaukee,, &i.al, DecctMteF
tl,3s1s iusunry. s,.@.sS, February, sltn1st Aarch
xit;E54; April. *l.a!.ai May. sitt; No. Mlwnukaa
hike. &}as lower; M. .,iuH!naIly l3ac. lsro quiet
TN, Htaayt Nh l.fsic, ihrey htchdys Nd sprl'Is,
' l,,,tivlstu$s -.inslrs Mess pork tim cash md
Dacenlrr; a. 4 JAtuI1sy iani.ltlmc "sra'n' Alo''s
1lu.;A-slGnIly witI fn!r tellu,,d; f1nE9.lh
HEtElITs-tlons. HuN bs!s; Whc4t HUI 0u: cofh'
17.4D III. ,,,, ,
sttIEAESTs-f 7,oo+ bs's't whcat afoo b";
corn, e,SN but.
, 1881-12-10

WILMINGTON. y. t.. Doc. p.-arfHtrs or TrHrES
-unuhangcl.
, 1881-12-10

A KRIvAL> AND DEPARTURE or
"A TRAINS =. EXPLANATION tv RErtEENna
. MAMk.-t%snsn,aay % a ?xeHntsd 'snnaas eSeeeted'
thlunRa q: North swuatern Railway.
Far Mnp4 T!me.s e!s sienprR Gnf AesnnttnntAsinrs,
nHd 1Gu0k cUfnur uf qliH md htnE1a.st4+
, 1881-12-10

frfttn Chicago To st.
t'Arlor j1ay Coaches,
to it, Louis, ttEd R9.
.iIru IN hannibal 1iId
COACHES Chicago to
'nclun Railroad
Ihgr.nnn-4tt. Ticket
I)usu, 1'AlMUf utlus9,
u. cutnor Mhdtau1..
, 1881-12-10

|. B:En MI 1:upu1
|s!;t4tI1 III Is 1;D 4 N
|'t4:5Ily n c*I+} p Ill
T. t'tl!h III ss'9s::1l p til
II .@:M p mil 7s1'll III
|'l9sH) p l1l~ *:D p IL
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-06-22

p AIANUR1NG TIE GAEDES.-The cost
Of manaring garden plot is so
trifing and the result SO satisfac-
tory, it is matter Of wonder that
those who desire a fair harvest Of
fruits or vegetables DO not treat the
soil q little more liberally in this
respect. Before getting seeds,
plants, spli:tings OF cuttings, get
manure. Study the character of
the soil and seek 10 give it the ma,
nure best calculated to enrich it,
and there is nothing better than
weil.rotted stable manure. Let it
be we'll worked into the soil. It is
of little use to q gardener to throw
il npon the ground and there leave
it. Let there be as thorough pull
verization as possible and then in,
tarmixture Of The manure. and the
land will show lis gratitude in the
results.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-06-22
= 1rH', g):srosn :: Nonschalo.
J i n (.
FANCY EeaI=Hs.


The Lancaster FH"N'rr says 30
class Of nnr itav& i}crn ri6iryl!ed so
much and none have done SO much
good as those WHO are dcnoMlnatec
fancy farmers. They have been, IL ali
times and countries, the beneiactols
Of the men7who have treated them
with fdvrisiop. They have expell,
mentea for the good OF the world,
while others hav- simply worked for
their own good. They tested theo-
ries, while others raise crops for
the market. They nave given a Dig
nifty andglory to the occupation OF
farming it never had before. These
fancy farmers have changed tie
Wild hog into the Suffolk and Berk
shire; the wild cattle Of Britain IN,
to Shorthorns the mountain sheep,
with,its lean body and hair fleece,
into the Southdown and Merino.
They brought up the milk of COWS
from pints to gallons. They have
heightened the sirloin Of the bull
lock, enlarged the ham Of the hog,
given strength to the shoulders OF
theox rendered finer the wool of the
sheep, added feetness 10 the speed
of the horse, and made beautiful
every animal that is kept in the
service ,of man. They have i'm
proved and fastened the develop,
nent of all domestic animals, till
they hardly resemble the animals
from which they sprang.
Fancy farmers introduced irriga,
tion and Undertaking, also grind
ing and cooking food for stock.
They have brought guano from
Peru and nitrate Of soda from
Chill. They introduced and do
mesticated all the plants we have OF
foreign origin. They brought out
the theory ofrotation Of crops as 4
natural means of keeping up and
increasing the fertility OF the sol.
They first ground up gypsum and
bones, and treated the latter with
acid to make manures Of peculiar
value. They first aualyzed soils as
a means of determining what was
wanted to increase their fertility.
They introduced the most approved
methods of raising and distributing
water.
Fancy farmers or fancy horticul-
turists have given US all our va
rieties Of fruits, vegetables and
flowers. 4 fancy farmer, in Yer
mont, a few years ago originated
the Early Rose potato, which added
millions of dollars to the wealth of
the country, and proved a most i'm
portant accession in every part of
the world where introduced. Ano-
tlcr Of these same fancy men orig
mated the Wilson strawberry, and
another the Concord grape.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-06-22
Money Saved II Money Made +!

PURCHASE YOUR ENGINES FROM
Us, AMI save Sl0n on ~ Horse $500 on
20 Horse, and $500 on 4 50 Horse Power
Engine. Send for our prices before pur-
chasing Eag;:es, Gins, Presses, S.w and
G:;S: Mills. Threshe-S. y: say kid Of Ma
chinerT. We are manufacturers Agents,
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price. WALKER & LOUD.
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Apr. 6, Ism.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-06-22
Election is Over.

Now 60 and hear the votes coanted at
CLARk'S GALLERY, where the G?cst Art
Works that have ever been exhibited il
Newberry, are on exhibition. and while
there sit for your picture, and take 70 ycar
homes s;.:Er OF their superior photographs.
We warn yor ;!a; d2i"v.' are dangerous ::
go ere II is 100 late.
Mr. ". Il. Clark feels confident, ate" I'll
experience Of ii:tr;n wears, HAT h" eau
produce = Class OF work that will s':e-se
and give perfect satisfaction.
Copying c:.: pictures and {. l"FSing TO
any desired side, ai$o reducing 10 TIC
smallest, : speciality.
For style and q"yIiiy Of work, refers to
the editor Of this paper.
CLARK BROS
Nov. 10, 46-tf
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-06-22

= few sheep could be kept upon
every dairy farm with profit, and
would be a benefit to the pastures,
eating that which the COWS re-
iectcd, and when in winter quarters
they wonld eat much the COWS
refused, and so would be of very
-mall extra cost.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-06-22
The
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Respectfully offers lis services to those
pareu:S who desire 10 secure for their
d.rsI;ers the thorough and symmetrical
cultivation Of their physical. intellectual,
and r,orai powers. /: is conductcd on
what is called the ssOne-Study''
Plan. with SEMI. ANNUAL COURSE Of
Strd, and, by system Of Tu:tional Pre-
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for ALL who average SIS per cent.
No Public Exercises. No Receptions"
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Fer full information, write for an Illus
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-28

The Beers routed the British forces tn the
TraDsvaal, saturday night, killing Gen. Colley,
the commanding general. and many other
British officers OF rank and distinction. The
victory was as complete and sweeping for the
Beers as the defeat was disastrous and de-
structive to the British. The Beers made the
attack, and fought with such desperation that
they carried the entrenched position of Gen,
Cooley In spite OF the superior arms OF the
British. The latter were pursued In their
retreat By the victorious Beers and the flight
BECAME stampede. IL Is evident now that the
Inhabitants OF the Transyaal are united In their
determination to defend their homes TO the
very death against British aggression and
interference. The reports persistently sent out
rom British sources that large element OF
the Beers were anxious for English rule are
apparently untrue, and this false information
has been sent broadcast for the purpose OF
deeeiViDg the public mind. But all lovers of
freedom will rejoice In the substantial evidence
the Beers have furnished OF their ability to
Protect themselves. A people who have enjoyed
freedom and who appreciate It's blessings will
Lot De conquered Great Britain has BEEN
taught that lessen before, and tie sharp defeat
OF their forces now tnpreSses the fact once
again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-28

AL doubts as TO the brilliant success OF the
Inauguration reception and ball were settled
by the experimental lighting of the Museum
building saturday night. It was the universal
remark that IL building had been especially
planned for the purpose 1t could not have been
more adm irably adapted for grand ball and re-
ception room. Vast as Is the room, covering about
three acres ft was demonstrated that the heat
ing arrangements are ample TO comfortably
warm fl, however cold the weather may be-
There Is 10 danger. therefore. OF guests suffer
ing any OF the frigid diScomfOrt5 experienced
at the Inauguration bail eight years ago. The
shape OF the room affords opportunity for a
large crowd to circulate freely without any
risk OF Jam, as was shown by the fact that
four or five thousand people on Saturday night
had abundant elbow room while occupying
out small proportion OF the space Itis esti-
mat6d that four hundred sets OF dancers could
be made up at one time in the hall IL all the
space was used In this way. When brilliantly
lit Up and decorated, and filled with a we'll
dressed assembiage the display Friday night
Will be worth seeing.