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Athens Southern Banner (Newspaper) - August 11, 1871, Athens, GeorgiaRe .rkkjtlv.�s. By amp a. At bipolar a Robe Dix a to per ���x�2i, free cry a Orji to a bred til a Var or amp a a a a by to Oire a Tutti i is. A ill iii a a by i Unm Tony i it of Laravia a tour amp teed Storte w 0pp6aite new to a House Lili cob a/8�k�vrb�/���>w13�.�?~ cd a by la i. A a at Law l Ilo mtr Banki of Saljr of. Tiu Pectic it a Alltis of Osaka Jacl a a a. Hall la Abr iaa4 or Aakula. Bastia ii Biden Quot. at Law v an j n of scary Rumie alb it no. A. Wih i it a inlay Camm a iro Uii jul sue parti cur Pool Ltd it it it Obj collection of Lalma an it Vil act at Leal cat ate and Mon Una Lamia. A u c. W. Is Bux it it i Fox amp skin it a in a tto Ureys at Law i , Colin in i.e.,. It. _ gift Max a , v to toll Feys at Law. Jaffa Mon. Jackion or Lia. Samiei. I. Thl oms t t o it x a y a t l a Wii. A iian. <�4. atred Over r % si.�-, till ave sgt Evial alte lion Ali Ilir Tyler aug to the collection of i thu care. A Mav Tom. Henry a Oll of sort Lile ortes Opte butt a a �uo3f7> and Mano fact nerds agents Fok Silver Plateo Ware. J. J. X j. I a Kaleus in liar Watie in a a it p.?. Valla ctr Rigac it i Aerial Miolen a Saks to toil key at Laa l. Lib mar county a. W. A it a ,v�0� n. Winorr ? ii us. Ita a. It . A l w 4lt. It. a Laitola Little amp cd Kilt is Tetiuk 51 1 dogs nails. Up Bomi lox and itome / for Aale at , Nice a knt of amp co b. Cwm. A. Tai nudge most lion la. Roil a i m i. Ati Ien l a Ciu . Clocks. Up it Tilry Salt or old . , tuna in let a Kurt ii Upin Lillta a. A. No stuck of a Mcmican and Ira i vat Chat l>04imc Iuna with 40 l Ion barn 1, car it Voca or Lona run a it. Pistola of All Kinda. Penetration of Bull inches into Wood iid Carcio please All will sell the above Ood at very reasonable prices. Re f a. 11?, i it 0-. Clft., , uni and Timour by 10 in a Maalii Factor inc for your Lvcy. Yet the Athens ii and machine works y i Kati has of /2 Glass top s a Loat. S Quot she 5 Jaksis s to Mercia its. A Irish Dex it tis Cetl \. See so Irlue seeds ,arc.sowing�?T,-Dssly sowing cd no a Talca we a of Good Sandill scattered in thelo Tely -.�0051 Apo Tho Wndy Hal Sec is that Sinkia Rich Lirow cd so Ftp with heavens Grace a a Quot a a seeds that Rcv Ipoh a the Tiki i a fahd i Midjie Udipi Pla -y.rws��.t,. fall Faid these Noess. Of the a seeds cast oat in ,.svpdc�i a to of Chiai Seei ast a dec heart s Fotty a a a go run Gat Domon the if a a so to Jln the Ruiyu a a own to a in dlr to and prayer. A seeds that be unchanged an quickened Lif Eim on the teeming Mould. Seeds that live and grow and flourish when the sower s hand is cold by a whisper sow we blessings. By a breath we scatter strife in on words and looks and actions lie the seeds of death and life. Thou who know est All our weakness leave is not by sow alone i bid thine Angel guard the furrows where tip a a tracious Grain is sown. Till the Fields Are crowned with glory. Filled with yellow ripcne<1 ears filled n ith fruit of life eternal from tic seeds we towed in tears. Check the Forward thoughts and passions stay the Hasty. Heedless hands. Lest tie germs of sin and sorrow mar our fair and pleasant lands. Fallier Licup each weak Endeavor. Make each faithful Elbrt Blest till thine shall be garnered. And we enter into rest. N e Ira a Glant of had a Strain Wagon. A i onem Kesero lob a a 1871, a bit a Wpm Hope it a a a disappoint a Ipp a Tate drag it my it read la in my tive a a it a a. A Quot a. A. Ill by persons a a a tbs a itchy to Railroad a Tate on or Bice tbs a them a their .ba�3 or Biet Ign by aeta Grad abm. A and Soto a very poor substitutes Fco or Wann Dinn Miat Home. A a it is probably w Eye the Yin Sci Mado Dpi m largely of Caliolo pastry. A the Coit not enough waste Rny tier and . It he to a a Rhodara Iron Stipati a he bit Isa Sara cans it a a a to Lka Vituli Fanno tsi a few Daj s a go a Fishca iut a he won a so Othman dinner tji a my a a Uahle for their Waite matter u Well As for j Uff tour is a we will jul cats any vow Kart abort mint of inc try Ca Tirry or a tet tor. Whosto aim red crate of Best Grollsi Omejc. of our own Laport Ailon Packel to our order Aud a Rory incl tit to the Gantt a aunty mme anti cout alumns no dishes or tureens other hard Stork but just such Oolda As Tokee in constant Cash ilc mind. We sell this crates for not Cash for Sjoo and guarantee entire to Mercry purchaser. Will Send list on App Callon. Grantville 0.\., april 7,1871. Virr. Xes i Ltd a co Fonfa of we barn just marked lha crockery a. We Ai please. With the Bill. Allow be to Contr Atlate you on securing such a Good Rackur. Scarcely Plexco broken. Fill the order fat r cutlery at Lowcau primers. Truly Voura to Alinetta zei4.aiis. 11 Jose her. Salie Yorro Eto seed. It Shore valuable than com. I mysteries of the feminine toilet. A a Well a Tever we give for ito we cd re tent to Doi Ible a it it Iraq a a a Mao tbs a i out Imam get to get a Leo my a these Haiti times i wild. If v a a a a her Wmk a try cattle tim cd Many did i go a Rafi is by. Ghim it Tireux fan Mills i the be plus Ultra i a it t i i Heni Aii Hoise Powors i ,4.vd 2. Ass or i , Long Frame mud Drw eft thread it ref fron a Uybung ii an Ltd gear log. The Bill upon iho Daiil Itolle hone rawer. I yet eight it Quot it her Slih Polar Tiiu a proper eved. This Power i u a Faro lie. Excel tires Teri i Uii Quot Moji kept con Stanlly a Vmills. L o t Iov presses �?o�?T3 a we Pipiu gearing and 3ia i address Mckerson at. Shawls Cotton seed Huller to y rubbing off the Hull. 1. J of Rotten except As manure Galvea the planter 1. Ill . In whole Kern Cla clean As wheat and Worth no Royal Almota Swinuch. 2. Tirron Nkeith Beal Moro valuable than feed for Stock. K ill . We the acid for m shawls Huller Lithe Oxly it at new Orleans Columbus and Houston state pairs. Price to Flo Complete. Tho of pan Aloo Madam Ectore la Lizet of Liitt a ranging to Price from 12 kit to $173 and in capacity Foo maj to 20btuhou per hour. The Mill Are very Atron Gand durable require but Little my or to run them Are Clfo Tarpening and Hare taken to frat Premium Ai Mold of ibo Hiate fairs or Many comp Tilora. They Abo Man ,p�1eo$ooaad $200. Agents wanted in every town and Romanty. For Rorr nov or Pill Inlo Matlon a dorm t3e duped Mill tgri.\6 co., to. Omo a �?�1 Tom ii a a is. Mac inns kindly. Quot a a co a. 1 Hiroi igl i Quot a la a. A a us i i Quot Quot Quot. I til rough unit prof a �"1 with a Mem one aay Miler a be work of a a a limit , Colic a a or any mho a twi i a Lig a Quot a a a it remedy a Pui Vaulto. I--1.w?/. A a a caws la that a a Quot a i. A use a i Orient a Jour v��5lfrw.li a l druggists. The other Day says a recent writer i heard of an incident which shows that even men of society do not under stand All the mysteries of the feminine toilet. A gent Lenin who devotes s Large part of his time to the society of ladies and who believes himself a Eon not our in nil that pertains to them was much a buoyed boobs ring that n fair Friend of his favourably known for her style of elegant dressing would insist when the then tier would allow it up a wearing Jin old shawl devoid of a of 3�lfiastf fit Amity Orgon a taste. Tie Gallant endured this for a Long while. He walked up Broadt Vay and fifth Avenue and Rode in the Park with his Friend and often looked it the odious shawl in n Way that he thought would convince her of its unfitness for so elegant a woman safer self. She did not take the hint however but continued to display it on every possible occasion. He lost patience at last and said to her one Day Quot May i be permitted to inquire Why you will Wear that miserable shawl All the time ? it ruins your dress. You look so exquisitely otherwise that i cannot comprehend Why you will deform j ourself with such a faded rag As that it has nothing in the world to recommend it and i believe if you were to throw it Oil in the Street nobody would pick it the Bright eyes opened with Surprise and a strange expression fell across the pretty face. A you Are jesting Are you not a the lady asked. A a you do not really Dis. Like my shawl do you a a i never was More serious in my life. I thoroughly detest this thing which you Call a a a Well then. 111 inform you that this is a camels hair shawl and though i think it in very bad taste to speak of prices it Cost 83.000 at stewarts and b one of the finest Ever brought to lib the Young Roan was astounded but his taste was Correct. These but fruit is still better for those whose stomachs Are healthy enough to eat it uncooked and fruit we can almost always have with us. For a substantial lunch to take from Home especially for Oue who is taking Active sex erase cold Chiden is Good or cold meat Cut in slices. These imd Between buttered slices of bread make very Nice sandwiches. Thin biscuit is usually More acceptable than bread and if Cut open spread with currant Jelly and put together again is very Nice. The less of cake and the plainer that Little the better for the travellers Comfort fresh soda crackers and fresh apples make an excellent Light lunch but the Fine four crackers Are so con of entreated that it is Best for All who can do so to eat the accompanying apples without pending them. A simple lunch of the kind which you can buy As you hasten through the. Streets to the depot is far better than the Little Sweet cases and pastry abominations sold at stands near the depot. I doubt in women who know How such things Are made Are often caught buying . Figs or raisins go Well with crackers but fresh Juicy fruit is preferable when you can get it. A female Nimrod. A letter from Bath county Virginia furnishes this illustration of practical woman a rights a about Twenty Miles from Healing Springs in the All Hany mountains Tipiere lives a most remarkable woman. Her name is my Sou but she is known All through this country by her Maiden name of miss Jennie she is about sixty years of age has her hair robbed like a Many swears a Many a hat and rides a horse astride. Hunting is her Means of livelihood and Slie kills Deer Bear and other game with the skill of forty years experience. Not Long since she wounded a Deer but before coming up with it another Hunter a Many had gotten to it and commenced carving it up. The old lady expostulated without Avail and finally draw a Bead on him with her Rifle to enforce her a the fellow jumped behind a tree but left his Heel exposed at which vulnerable spot the old lady fired and hit. She got her Deer. She has nine 6r ten children and i is said to treat All travellers hospitably who Stop at her Cabin. She uses tobacco but never gets further in swearing than a by zounds a which is her favorite expression. If any woman wants her rights let her free to the Alleghany Carolina. Life insurance of Memphis inn. Hon. Jefferson Davis Are Ideal Axil il01tidexd,,u70,. Cal. R. A. Allston Oen. State aft. Col. T. T. Smith Ai mutant Sute aft. June s3-3m bark Liiro pigs for Sale. In Kentucky we have l tried 11,0 Taralou Breed of to i lond Adibe White beige Rand Kemp and by i a it rior. The wits our Leos breeders end at our Ikin earn Floe hoc. 1 an prepared to Fumihi Peri to thaw via Hong to order rom me at at Reato Nabl rate at any one. J can aim Lis them by ibo in nolo pig or it a nor Ron the very beat at Eck in in country. Ranging Ron Boa almost Par on to to Prmt Boron go. Bred with Pedigree. I Wil Roxand Daurer or of pig. At the Railroad depot ready for Tai pent a ith their i Digree accompany log to bowing lock a Cuni Icv Tso a pair Leeor Dangto intr will 14 week and a lil Oei Cli Lemi us to in Oiin. Each addict. <1�->1> Itkov. In. T. Wood Perry j. B. Role set. A a at Law al Caridei Xelle Franklin county of. Osce Giorl v be espied by j. Of Lannann a a 121 inlaid picture frames. A and paiw.08 Obnel mints. I a a he undersigned has opened i c j. I Sebuk. Glass Good old lady of Bloomington 111., who is rather feeble and Short sighted we the be Trator of a Good practical joke upon herself. Bho had procured a Box of pills and deposited it along ride of another Box of equal size and appearance font mining some Choice beads. Starting on a visit to Somo friends in Ohio for her health she a sized the supposed Box of pills and on Tho cars faithfully took them directions and expressed herself As materially bettered by their use. Arrived at her destination in Good spirits she found a lite grandchild ailing and immediately or ought out her magic pills they had done her so much Good and could not foil to help Tho Little one. The child took the pills there being Only two Remmen ing and holding. U apr exd aimed a Why grandma this Pill he a Hole in it a an a examination of the other Emmade word we sent badi.,to the Aughter at Bloomington Dan answer was Ratni Ned that a tax of Pat was stir Safe on the Berean. The Good old h7 bad and imagined Hen Elf cored. Kurb. Fokker Prda be of Thomm Jefferson thus describes the Prince of Wales afterwards George in a a he hits not a single Clement of mathematics of natural or moral philosophy or of any other science on Earth nor he the society he he kept been such m to Supply the void of education. It has been that of the lowest the most illiterate nod profligate persons of tiie kingdom without Dionice of rank or mind and with whom the subjects of conversation Are Only hoi drinking Mahdi Bawdy he use and in terms the most Vul. The Young nobility who in by Asso dating with him soon leave him di8giisted by the insupportable pro Sigaty of Bis Sode and or. Fox who ims been supposed he favorite and not Over Nice in the Choice of Oor Pony would never keep his company habitually. In fact he never ase dated with a Man of sense. He has not a single of Justice morality religion or of Tho rights of men or any anxiety for Tho opinion of the world. He carries that Inifi Terence for Fame a Fiur that he probably would not be Hurt if he were to Loose his throne provided. Be of Odd be assured of having always r meat horses and a a make Home is one thing i would be glad to see Inore parents understand namely that Wrhen they spend Money to improve and adorn Tho House and the Groin id around it they min effect paying Thor children a Premium to stay at Home Rouch As Pone to Dijoy it but that when the spend Money no he web Sarilyn in find do thug and jewelry for their children the fare no tips a a a no Mam to spend the tim away from tame that id Thra places slim they can Attiat Thor most att Nti a i and Mako the most dish a Job just turnips anti Grain How Many a Eres of turnips a seven and All were but seven acres were a Good Many to House a a but i pitted most of them and Only took in my Root House full at a time a a what is the Root House mad of a a a mine is made of logs but most of my neighbors have Stone a a How Many cattle do you generally reckon an acre of turnips will fatten a a just about one besides keeping All the rest of my Stock and i have a Good Many but i do not feed All turnips that would to too cold for them. I give besides Pem and Oats. I feed All the and Oats i grow to the cattle and also All the Hay and that gives me Good manure but with All it does not Giyu me enough ? a do you grow wheat Quot yes but not much a Little fall wheat and a Little Spring but to More than i can help m it does not a do you grow Barley a a a no peas pay better m i feed All to the cattle and get the manure if i grew Barley i should be forced to sell it off the place and alien the farm would How do you manage about hoeing and Maii urging a Well i manure the fall previous and plough it in then it is Well Rotten in the ground next year when i sow my turnips., and v besides that the ground is so moist that i never have any trouble in getting them up if i manured in who a i a sta Ltd a obliged to a manure in the Drill and then the ground is too Light Aud spongy and dries up and the Young Plant either misses or when it does come up Withers away whereas when the manure has been in the ground All the Winter tie whole of the soil feels it and Tho plants grow right away. I sow the turnips in drills of course. I sow with tie hand Barrow with two rollers Oue before the seed and one after it so that the ground is always Fine and Well. Pressed Down i make the rows from thirty inches to three feet apart and i calculate to leave the turnips at eighteen inches apart in he drills. I Hoe them with the horse Hoe Between the rows and then single them with the hand hoc. If the season is dry the horse Jioe kills everything that is not in the Row with two Hopings but if it is wet we have to go Over it again several times m it is required. Our. House Boc Widem m necessary and the knives overlap so that it makes clean work and m we can do with a horse from two to three acres a Day we done to spare the hoeing when it b what about Lump hoeing a we go Over the rows twice once to Cut out a and the second time to single Tho plants we always calculate to Cut dose round so Ai to make the Plant fall Down. In the old country we always Nide every turnip Plant fall Over one Way or the other and thought they a Uno on All the before we him if he Iron t do that Han 1.1 a a do you find that your firm Geta Rao ngh manure i f a a a not so Inch m i Ronld Zwia but we m a a Elfidio it a la we f can we Dir Aye Haw enough for a r Aop if Roo and sovino .ixwpt, a for Yum a it tie i Ely in amp Eiarl in i sued onit a a a yes if if we not for that the had would to getting poorer As it a the whole place b getting better every year. A great Days work. On sunday last the and Mississippi a Railroad 340 Miles in length was changed throughout during the Day. Each rail we taken up and moved seven inches towards the Middle of the track Makii 680 Miles raised and repaid. The st. Lou let i Republican of saturday Telb How it was to be done m follows to effect nil the in one Day preparations on the largest scale Timve been made and nothing has been left in done to facilitate the operation. The two lines of inner spikes marking the narrow gauge have been driven the entire length of the Rood. Took spikes and All Tho material required by the workmen to Morrow have been debt rib used by special trains to every Point where they can possibly be even the places where the outside spikes Are to be driven in have been marked and prepared beforehand by Boring holes in which to place the Points of the spikes so that it will Only be necessary after shifting the rail for one Man to place Tho Points of the spikes in the holes and a Man following with a heavy Hammer will drive them tame. The saving of Timo by this simple arrangement is very material. The Guage sidings curves &c., have been Long since changed and on Many of them narrow gauge cars have Quot been placed ready for Uso the moment the change of Guage is completed. Pvt three shops belonging to the Corpany a Oue it East st Louis one at Vincennes and another at Cochrane Twenty eight locomotives have been reduced to the narrow gauge at an average Cost of 83,500 fifty passenger cars including baggage mail express parlor night and sleeping cars at an average Cost per car of 8150. Seven Hundred and fifty freight cars including All classes and 300 new cars with outside car platforms have been contracted for. _ this following from a Law lat to a awl of a 8��hto amp a a tax Mithat we copy it yer a tto eve to adj la Ember or has observed that who a thou he if a �3?n w i a Cen a of a hew or sawed by or 8lu, a a Tirak Apt badly heart us Ward wh3o the pro cff.8cnm in mrs sely Quck ebed hrs Ranns the cd the a hah a the Timber will never Cradoc while Sessor ing if the tree Baa been sawed through the heart it often happens that a tree from which Sills or plates for a barn Are to be made is of sufficient size for two or even four pie est if the logs Are sawed through the Middle. It will pay handsomely plea the Circum stances Are very nne he Morable the Road extremely rough and to haul a log of such size to the Sawmill where it can be sawed through the heart into two or More pieces m the Case May be thus not Only saving largely in amount of Timber obtained from the log but greatly improving its seasoning and working qualities. The difficulty of hauling and sawing the log of unusual length May be overcome by the exercise of a Little engineering skill. Supposing a Long stick of tinier to hire been hewed one foot Square it can readily be dumped under the Axl Etreo of a lumber Wagon by attaching a reach to both parts of the Wagon and Imp eng the free ends of the reaches to the Timber. The sawing at the Mill in the desired manner May be easily accomplished even though the stick be twice the length of the saw Roill Carriage by allowing one end to project beyond the head a steam Type setter. A a How do yom la arvo to them a a a we go along the rows with the Hoe and Nick of All the Nen then turn them out with the Plou Gfa and so get a a when you pit them in the Field How much Earth do Yogi put on them a a a not More than four inches in the solid and we never the the heaps Large we Are always Afi nud of beating and a a a Well but the turnips must freeze in they done to freeze much and a if they do they afe tatter. It to freeze than to Hea t if cold for the cattle the Grain wantathem.? / a a How do Yoa,-Sdanage-tbfl.tnm�fs in the Root House Quot 3�an.4.gesiest of horses a of cd liberally wok steadily Ami Dean thoroughly is my motto or it the management of horse. My great trouble is to get the horses rubbed dry and Dean before leaving them for the night. Where horses arc worked six Days in the week thorough grooming is absolutely essential to their health. The More highly they Are fed the More important it is to Dean them. Most men use the Curry some too Midi and the whisk and Brush too Little. I do not myself insist upon it but be Lieve it would pay always to take the whole harness from the horses when put in the stables at noon and rub them dry Whing the shoulders with cold water afterwards thoroughly drying them with a cloth. Every Man and team on the farm Cost me at least 87 a year and i caration if one Farmer in a Hundred duly a predates How much he loses in having poor horses and in not keeping them in vigorous health and in condition to do a maximum Days Worl Ain Erieau apri Euitt a a in Greenville Alabama a a a proves a Btu had Laboured hard with the youth of that people and taught them to dote on Grominar a according to Murray a system. During one of the lectures the sent once a a Mary Molm a the cow we Given out to be parsed. Each Woitiw had been a i save one which fell to Bob l.�7�?7, a Rix a Yea mild near the foot of the to who commenced thous v cow b a noun feminine gender Singu or number third person and stands for male a stands for Hilary a said the cd to ted professor. Weruo. Tea Mem that there b a a a a be it a i .11. A i Chr a. Ii go Tho Noble Pipii if Tho now did no to stand for Mary How could May milk Herr Good draught All Anund and through them . Care a make the floor of Laib and poles to ask to have a Good ventilation. Thru Iweka a the House Well Airi and on Cxoe it in the very hard Veather Ilia it we close it. We Ore Olaya careful to keep the turnips Asci from diam acan a a that to lib a it yer Chi Koa id the Hrap i do you�?T,116 the cattle or boy it �?T1 a to Tais in we Sih la is i i Irr Jjo a Sweet 7 pounds fruit take 4 pounds sur 1 pin vinegar Dovre allspice cinnamon and. Boil in do i or ands Picari Gerber and Pond hot water Over Fri it a Fot Severid. Morning in 8noo� off Taij Mossad Scive it. Scald mid oho did interest me it Tom a steam Type composing machine. A or. Mackie of Warrington had patented this fib or and it b now used in several printing offices in London the invention consists of two machines. One of these Small one which he a key Board like a piano of fourteen keys. The operator sets before him the copy which b to be put in Type and Mani Pubes the keys whereupon there b involved from beneath an interminable a strip of paper two inches wide which is full of punctures. Each one of these punctures corresponds with a letter of the written copy. The whole manuscript having thus been copied in punctures the Roll of punctured paper is set in a machine that looks like an Iron Centre table. The top of the Centre table he All around on its Edge Little boxes contain ing Type. The top of the table then revolves. The punctured pay runs around and when a certain Type Noti de is readied a Little lever fills by reason of the opening allowed one end of it by the Hole in the per the other end touching and a ducting the letter that b needed the Type so selected Falls into Pace and tie Row of elected Type pours in a continuous Stream out upon a regular composer stick which m fast m it b filled is removed to the form. The May ail seem Complex in the Bescript Tot hut it seems wonderfully smooth and simple when seen. A Man engaged at the Perforator and three to be the boxes with Type and space oat the of mex set up a newspaper column As Laige. H one of the times in one hour Wmk her. Mackie maintains is equal to Fife composition of,. It Davao Mir 50 per cent of outlay the inventor has been ten years on Ivond. Has now certainly gained a Success whom our comm Erdal House have Babbidge a Cal Upton Iusti of clerks and a or newspaper off Ira have revolving Centre tables instead of compositors Quot Why should not or. Carlyle std Reain of an Iron automatic prime Minuter to realized ? the republicans of England will tio the a he ii my thug by Aii Yankee Whitwill in rat am automaton Queen that can sign her name and not have a la i ��m3y. Quot to return to or. Mackie for a moment i Inay Quot add Itiat he Machle rats Espoo Anthe inv a tor advertises that he b under take Type setting for one year in any House that purchases it. Three Pence per thousand whatever the size of the Type set i eighteen Quot Inch a lines. Mackie b Tea proprietor of the War Ringtom Guardia the largest paper in England equal to 112 columns of the to mrs cd it set up very no a a by set Quot up by his it Udine All varieties to no used in ill Pica no a in rel of a a fun a Pond Toyna tay i a it sly Ltd a cry so Fth tip Oyer he Dora and ditches the a up no Side where in we a go Over toward the a water Vorla Quot by dry a so al Kiin a go lion so of hta no Suffi it. To Slak the most i Siffin Lana Iva it to have d sailed lamp a it co Roii a mule hone and of teams before bit did not see its catering movement until this morning. Why it Appes iia 7. To swing around in the Road at command of the steering apparatus crier. 77, Titan turn a wheelbarrow on a notched floor the great engine will draw its thirty or forty tons of freight in trailed vans or Wagon m readily m it moves unloaded. A or. Ban com build Rof the Cir acted a Pilot to Otway and surely he i Pride m a Mechanic must have been fury satisfied in the wonderful work of the Overland Steamer. It b tie King. Of the Road in every Way. In Twenty feet it turns completely around going at its Speed stops with the touch of a.va9se, and when to sired to move on takes up its March with a step that or. Dinay obstructions cannot retard. On the next trip of the Steamer the steam Wagon b to be taken Accra the Lake by colonel Hyde and there put to work College Cal Turc it need of practical business training. We devote much of our space to Tho. Commencement exerts is of the Witk Vei sity. It we Gratifying to observe in so m Auy of the Addry use a prominent recognition of the importance of Industrial pursuits. The trustee the faculty the alumni and the student Are All animated in com Mon desire to Elk vate la Tarand to end courage those scientific do Partma its a fit. Culture which prepare men for die practical up rate of jiff7ih� of lion of industries Zibirin Rooneo a tion with the e univ Reily is a a mo3t timely and important movement it will enable students to pursue the Espedal studies neck Star to fit their for the Pursuit they have a elected if properly fostered by the leg la Ture lib feature will tape a Nch Lcy Blablo Good to the country. A a it is a significant fact shown by ret cent statistics that the. Number. Of students in attend acc it the two Hundred Aud two pity five mole colleges of the country b less in pro it iii to the population than formerly. The is recounted for in Tho fact that most of our institutions of learning have file to appreciate the practical wants of the age and Havo Clung tothe own Enrri Cultra of the past. Which gives Pron Pincnce to classical and metaphysical culture to the. Neglect of physical a science a hence it it a that Weisee so Many self Mado men Gradante of Ltd workshops Mills and foundries rising to Usem Eminem id Rhib. So Many ,.t-College graduates a with beads must with Drassic lore Medico Rity or starve in obscurity.--. The want of the age is an education that it. Will Fiji say Bbott i psf nuke Good mechanics. Engineers Farmers merchants m Well m lawyers doctor. And clergymen and we Hail the recent Etah Ges in the curriculum of the uni Verri Tafth the Kost important educational step Chat he been. Made in the. South in Many year?.�?farmer Anil i i -j-.,�?~ of. 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