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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-12-22

SMALL FRUITS. Farmers should give
more attention. to the cultivation Of
small fruits. Those who reside i'll the
nelghborhood OF largo cities, villages
and towns will find more profit from an
acre Of strawberries than they will from
three or four acres of corn or wheat.
Those who have farms remote from
good markets and who have TO ship
their fruit to find one, will have more
profit from one acre OF strawberries, or
currants, or raspberrics than they will
from two acres OF oorn or Of wheat, be-
sides the pleasure of supplying the fam
lily table with the luxury. which is Il
consideration worth moro to the health,
comfort ond pleasure of tho family than
money. There il not farmer in the
valley Of the Mississippi but has faoili-
ties tor planting cut small fruits, nor do
we think there is but ono but who has
spot on his farm that Will produce them.
All that it requires is high culture and
good manageme Mt to make grand sue
cess OF tho enterprise. This important
duty of the farmer has been lost sight
OF, heretofore, in consequence Of all at
tention having been bestowed on field
crops.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-12-22
AGRICULTURE,

AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY For many
years past efforts have been made in
the United States to manufacture sugar
of a good quality from sorghum. AL
though airup has been obtained, and at
times an article of sugar equal to that
a quired from the ordinary cane, yet
geuerally the business has failed. Now
1t is announced that success has been
achieved, aud it consists in extracting
the juice from the sorghum ut partlc-
ulsr period. It is now believed that the
discovery that sorghum will make the
best quality OF sugar is likely to prove
Of lncalculable advantage to the United
States, for already extensive refining
comp MES are being established. The
iSciertyac Amerzc0n has the following
paragraph upon the subject: "The
new Kansas Sugar Refining Company.
located at Hutchinson, Kansas, turned
out its first batch of sugar on the 18th
Of September. This company has in-
vested $l25, 900 in works here, and pro.
poses makingit headquarters at Hutoh-
inson, while 1t will establish branch
mills ovsr the State, and ship the pro-
duct here for refining. The results of
to-day settle all controversy about the
possibility OF making sugar from sorg-
hum cane. The run to- day was a bright
grade, and crystallized perfectly, with
out the sorghum taste. The mill will
run from this on, ut full capacity.
which is over 100 barrels per day of
sirup. This seasons product will ag-
gregate 5000 barrels of sugar and 1000
barrels OF sirup. AL grades of white
sugar will be made, but the machinery
for graduating Is not put up yet. TO
run this mammoth establishment re-
CURES 200 men, day and night" The
Cleveland Leader says the works at
Hutchinson and at Sterling are both
operated on the same principle, and
both have met with the same success
tul result. Hutchinson and Sterling
Will soon be able to supply Kansas with
sugar.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-12-22
SOR0FULA CURED.

PORT BYReH, N. r., Feb. 20, 80,
Rheumatic Syrup Co,
had been doctoring for tnroe
or TOUR years, with different ni,y.
siclans, for scr0fula, as some caIi.
ed 1t, but found no relief until 7
commenced. taking y0nr Yyrnn
After taking Il 4 short time, T.
ny sarprlse, u began to help me,
Continuing It's use 4 few WeekS
| found myself as well a. aver
NO equal. ~
MRq xUVvyva,S
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-12-22

COTTONsEED BoR FEEDING Cows -
That cottonseed, when fed whole. is
absolutely unfit for the production OF
good milk aud butter presume no in-
telligent da'ryman will deny, but that it
prouuces abortion will be news to many
Southern stock k-breeders. This NAV be
30, but it is not in accordance with nv
experience. 1 have fed it for year, to
young heifers and dry COWS, through all
the stages OF pregnancy. and have never
yet known the slightest injury to result
from 1t either to the COW or the calf,
The same Ii true of sheep. Two winters
ago my ewes began to abort badly, and
at first was inclined to attribute this
to the cottonseed, but upon lnvestiga.
ton found the sheep that had been
fed the seed were doing we'll, and that
the loss by abortion was confined to
the flock that had been ted no seod at
MI.
Cattle not in milk, that have plenty OF
nice bright wheat straw and cut corn
fodder for roughness, and arc fed mo-
dernte quantity OF seed, with little
bran over it, will winter nicely, their
bowels being kept in good condition by
the seed counteractiug the constlpating
tendency ol the rOughnesB. l have thus
carried through the winter about twenty
ttYe bead OF pure and grade Jerseys, and
they have come out with glossy coats
and general healthy look. Too much
seed fed them simply produces scours,
which. OF course, if excessive, might
BRING about abortion, but the same
might be said OF too much green clover
ana grass, 1t am not mistaken, the
medical authorities agree that 1t is the
cotton root and not the seed that pro-
duces abortion, and it has always been
my understanding that the negro women
OF the South used the root instead of
the seed for this purpose. TO say that
the cottonseed meal, in the hands of a
careless feeder, is dangerous food, pro-
ducing Indigestion, etc., l admit, but
when decortlcated a:.d carefully ted, in
the proportion OF about parts wheat
bran, there is, in my opinion, no better
winter food for 0nwa in n,llf
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-12-22
NEURALGIA CURED,

FA1RFoRT, N. T., Nsroh 10, 20.
Rheumatic Syrup Coz
9shTs-Slnco November, 1883.
nave been . constant snfierei
,Ioin neuralgia and have not
known what Il was to be frce
rom pain until I oommencei
the use OF Rheumatic Syr,In
,iaVe .e, telt no pain since using the
,SnIth o b1ttle. l think It the best
remedy have ever hoard of foY
purifying the blood and for tha
cure OF rheumatism and mem
IIalBA w. d. CHASE.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-12-22

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-23
mutual Uaion Papera.

Jersey City, N. j., 2.-The eleven
boxes Of papers seized here on Saturday
night, at the instance of Jay Gould,
have been placed in the keeping of The
master in chaucery, pending the litiga,
ton. An official Of the Mutual Com
pany swore that the property did moi
belong 10 his company. The cashier Of
the firm Of j, 6. Moore & Company
testified that the boxes and contents be-
loDged to that firm. Moore s. Go. are
the contractors who built the Mutual
lines.
The boxes, upon being opened, were
found to contain vast quantity of books
and papers,i including vouchers, pay rolls,
contracts and other papers relating to the
accounts Of Moore & Company, which
had accumulated during the construction
of the lines.
Attorney General Russell, in making
his argument in favor of vacating Che
charter Of the Mutual Union Telegraph
Company, claims that there had been
frauds in the awards Of construction CON
tracts and it is thought these papers may
throw some light on the subject.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-23
The Prine jerome Affair.

Paris, 21.-In the Deputies, to-day.
Ourio Dorrani questioned the govern
ment in regard to the removal Of Prince
Nbpoleon's manifesto, and charged the
judicial authorities with violation of the
press law Of 1881. Deves, minister of
justice, replied that the Judge had acted
in the free exercise of his discretion when
he described Nspoleon's act as crime.
The Chamber passed TO the order of the
day By vote Of 400 TO S8.
The weakness on the Bourse is due to
large forced sales, owing to al appre-
hended ministerial crisis.
During the annual services for the re-
pose of the soul Of Louis XVI, an unu-
suAlly large body of police were posted
outside the chapel in readiness to suppress
any demonstration.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-23
THE PHOENIX PARK MIR
DERS.
The Guilty ones sDo,tes

London, 2l.-There is no doubt what.
eVes That the government is in possession
OF information which will lead to the ar
Test OF the murderers Of Cavendieh and
burke. The information was given by q
man named Delaney, row under sen.
tence OF ten years imprisonment for
anotner offence. Officials both in Dublin
Ano London are confident all the guilty.
parties still remaining in this country
VIII De lodged In Jail before the month is
Sut. DelaneY, 1t Is understood, in return
ior the information given the authori-
sles, VIII receive a free pardon, and the
comfortable doceur of $4,000 pounds.
HAcltement almost amounting to con-
T7Sernstlon, prevails throughout the city.
AnoWn members Of the Irish party un-
qualnedly repudists the stigma cast on |
tnelr organization, protesting that while |
GpeI ana aVerred revolutionary action Is |
Ine OASIS OF their organization, it never
recognized, approved or tolerated agen-
cIes OF secret crime. The Fenian broth
ernood denied that Farrell was ever a
member OF that body. while many per-
eons acaualnted with the antecedents Of
me lnIormer say they would not hang q
oog on his testimony, and that he would
any oey sell those near him for glass
OF whisky. Grown counsel. however,
seem TO be IN earnest, and their conf.
2 9ence would lead to the belief that they
nave strong evidence, clrcumstantial If
not positive, to corroborate the infamous
story.
London, PA Dublin dispatch saws.
altnough wide balief exists that the au-
1 Vac Will not be able to bring the
rnenlx Park assasslns to Justice, the
reaI Iaet Is that Farrel's assertion that
:! Lne inner circle" was so composed that
lES memb ers ware unknown to each
other, and therefore will not be identified,
Is only too well founded.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-23
The Shortest Cut to the Grave

is taken by thousands who with
common prudence might live to en-
joy green old age. Why will peo-
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Abernethy pronounced Fixed cough
only one degree less dangerous than
the plague. Yet it is as certainly
comfortable as readily extinguished,
by the use@by HALE's HONEY OF
HoREHoUND AND TAR, as fire is by
the play of the croton. Delay not an
hour in applying the remedy. 1t
requires but a short time for the
lungs to longest; for the tubercles
to form; for death to ensue. The
great specific is obtainable of all
Druggists at so cents and 81.
Great saving in buying large size.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute. =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-23
The 1ri6hs

Dublin, 22.-O'Brien, editor of United
Ireland, charged with seditious libel, was
committed for trial.
Dublin, 22.-At the adjourned exsmi-
nation of the accused conspirators, next
Saturday, list Of government officials
to be murdered, has been arranged to be
produced.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-23

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BIBLICAL STUDY.
Its Principles, Methods and History

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