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Athens Southern Banner (Newspaper) - October 13, 1871, Athens, GeorgiaNil kli dollars per Anne pm in Advance a at Lebe m. Pm Pllis . 7new series vol. 51 Amier. A ,v s. A. Atkinson Jet Rhee dollars per annul Srno tia is Addax cd. 0 if a Ned so . He Gina. A of Lotf Vosika. A. I Kifor it Lett it or ii Are of is Linn it ribs but Aad ctn for each Aube it Niet id Ortlof Striar time Anderm Iamonte Ferb ice Bacr period i a Fri a conf ecu club bade. Bu8in�#�itoct�ry. Miscellaneous. Summey amp Newton ii<10.10 iii and al. Lux plow steel. Steel hoes na1l><, plows. , Cotton gds and Oenema hardware and cutlery at wholesale and retail Sumby Ufi Tirria. Them oa., . Ofa of. 6 bad st. Of trestle Misc a la try a a a Georgia Tolon Teer. Lasisi con. A Kruni. No3�jijk a Yah at t a Matt it a. , 1 t u n a v a t Law a ill pc lira Lylall Laur. A Loider in in. . If a Ham Ami Kraft Len. Aistis it. Kiili. V took sky at Law a notary Lumc Athens la. Will pra Lic m tap to Torii Ciruli will rip Paris ruler stir nation la Tho my Ecton a nil will net As afr if or the in Clu a Looi nal Ouita and a _4i.l i. I. A a Leth. Akk Tox. It. W. Slidell. Ski Lvov amp skiis Kiis attorneys a la a Hartwell. Ii it of Init. In Orke in. A a Jeiter tim Jav kaon county it a. a Hinton attorneys at Law p. Tiu to ionic t r o u n e y a t l a let no to a. of or Natl in acct no Rry \ tire. Will cite apr Ela attention Loe a a a in Hitik Ontoy. Ano to thesul Lection of All clan ii colrus Stoml to lil it care. A j. 4 j. R. . lers in , a a to it a , nails Cir Riata malarial. Munini ,.,lr., 1., vol Ina. Estes a tto Kney at Law a a. , Vanl Gnu nor. Of. J. I. <itf.fs�ct. At t o r n e y v t l a Radii curule Konklin Coli nov it a Oppice of Toci Whir to by a y. , Lai arthure vans Iwato Litaker a amp jeweller. A ate Voth Cio Ede &.moss, announces to Tea Ciu Miia and we. Wood dealer in All kinds of furniture. L.? repaired up j Liviu tried Anil Vam Hahnl. Alou a live Var ctr of would Corfini am Fiak a Lau it metau burial cd i always on hand. War Erodius on Clayton st., next to enl Surapol Church. Scp96m. William Wood. For Sale or Exclia Ige. T 300 acres of land in Cle al. Burn co., ala., which i will Lell cheap or excl it an e fur real estate in this City. There arc go ,st8orit the left Lilliom lain on Cane Creek producing 50 to 75 bushels of com per acre iii Cotton in proportion. The Reivi Ainger is in the Woods. The farm is to Tulles from the Uelma ito Wieand do inn Llu Llowd Neanda it Uarte Niiles in iii the county site Edwards Llie 6 Tulles from the located dem to of the Columbus and Chattanooga Railroad and one mile from the route of the iri iii and North Alabama Lui Road there la an store Bouse not be longing to the place which can be bought or rented and is a Sidon did stand for a conic Tryr Storo. Titles . For further information Ai it to or address do. J. W. Murrell March 31-snl a lians a. . Fan Var 9n, of Arrieu laral work of in Prutis yuck past a. Al pluw8, Inovel plow blasts cult vetoes _ , Tun Ssu. In. ,.,. Us a Srnja or Ellis Tram Ciul in. G to v Ehlin a k mat lines Vuk in Ihm Kii tin in use. By All who Havi tried them. Russo Mui Kluev. A ii All the Muo cements Zuments. imi . ,1 i iui<1 it air Loci for right 111. Orrice. Notice of i Pantie of schedule i i Lulu or k of Road. To . I ust received a Large / Luekil of a blah we arc of trying at try Low Price. Ai stotes Gold by us warranted in every particular. Summey amp Newton. E. S. England amp co., Renow receiving their new fall Stock selected Lili care by one of the firm in new York to a blah they invite the Alten Lon their cd Toiner and the Public. They have a Good Assort Staple amp a surf a kit prov lilo itt Siaiku Waitr. I Ioc Koltl tvs . Cape i tooth Mullore and in Short everything in the of family and Plantation supplies Offlee a by it re la and Lacon a Ai Fusta Kal Lunid it Augusta o january 20, ia7i. 1 fan and after sunday. A tul. A i Tho Pun Ugur train. Will to it a j a train Dailig Sui ulay kit rated. In a , on . A a a atuutsst.,.-7 a. A a Teai at .gsbp.m. .itigiihtaat.,5 40p.m. Shuitt Pfistr Ngor train. ra%r nop. In. Ea�r .\iljnlsal10 15p. In. Urn cat Volania at. I Liin. Ruts Ai Tauguma at. 7 30a. In. Liar Zerlia Lim i Igor train. rj%c Lull Tuat i lip. 111. Huinllait.1 30 a. In. It veni .\ngu�ta.0 25a.m. A quoth ?l�� nig iii it Ltd Etalker trains will make Flat or us Nind in Nia with la a fisc let to Ilia strads. Diu Vil Atila to urns w i a Mington a a lbs aunt on Tjem in la Railroad by Lake big the la in a a mgt a will make Coiinec-t.�iha� with them Tcori train a or it Vire Niesa Onedar a 7 in a. In Ware .-? a am on All night trawl no. Vhf in pon Mannii amp .\iiscns1a . / f Kef it Attu. I i ibid. Aii Juten and Macoit Date a i let Tiuliu />ai7v, so ii Dij r us i re Oon Ltd it a. A la Cai it 7 40 p. In. Ai a Iguala 45 a fam in Ertman arriving it Mace a a r connections f five a Fig Luru it Macon. Moron at 6will psf arc a Aii i a refs ii Bato ith trains of ill make ,1 a a a a a a analog bit ii Ai o a. M., will iii aae 1 a a a a a a a Quot a Tala Slih a Iilma a and i err Liim .mhrii., wa., i it iii ii iii nil he in a i1i,�?T Quot 1. A .1 n Ai Johnson sap. Cash advances 011 Cotton Groover Stubbs amp co inform the 1. And pl.= off Froli. Florida per ii a la. fairly aril Loir and by _.om5 attention to business hot a to please old customers and make Many new ones. Septl5if new fall Penter amp Reaves have now in torn and to Norire a 30 has. Volire 100 a Norvl. Ouber 400 Macka rij Ull 10 Tow Rob tir., t,000 k Ned. Flat Tina. .vi a Large and it cell Aii Teclo Ltd mock of Staple oods. Which we offer Low to the Public for Cash or produce. We arc h1<o agents fur the celebrated c4rver i3 tt0.\ Cix. Mug v3m a Sharp amp Floyd is to George sharjr., Owego a ,.&Quot"v<ie<irgla, Florida , Ali air Lara f.ir-r.wr wait. Hart ii Siuw Caily rin a minion and that Thev arc now Urc Lulf i of Tuu in 111. A i a a As Ltd Nabl length join Luzney a a a it it Uver stubs amp co., Navannah. <t.t. A Savannah it. My Lieis Goodwin amp Miller cd a a a Postoro and a minis Sioui merchants , a. Í6t.,, my. T made on Munsig Neuis. Agent o a set i Aro Wiir old furniture to Woods a to Fri Quot Quot Quot cd it Reni Uhd Hare it ,ts.vi\v. A a Llanta of. A offer a Large variety of Fine watches clocks Tewe Llly Silver Ware spectacles fancy goods Fine bronzes and statuary. We have a full corps of by Zaa Irra. We find the following Tonc Bing lines in the Richmond they were written by mrs. Townsend st the neglected Grove of one who a member of the twelfth Georgia a regiment whose gallantry conspicuous on every Field where its colors waved and which won Mise for Peculiar daring even among the foot cavalry a of pm station. Far up tbs lonely Bun talk Side my win Deng Foo Steps is Odma Jay tic la pm feb Colne i Edo te4i�s-. The Trace of a dismantled fort Lay in the Forest Nave and in the Shadow near my path i saw a Soldier s grave. The Bramble wrestled with the Weed upon the lowly Mound the simple Lead Board rudely writ. Had rotted to the ground. 1 raised it with a reverent hand. From dust its words to Clear but time had blotted All but these a a Georgia i saw the Toad and scaly Snake from tangled coverts Start and hide themselves among the weeds above the dead Man s heart but undisturbed in sleep profound a needing there he Lay his Colin but tie Mountain soil his sii Roud. Confederate Gray. I linear Ilic slice Andinh Roll ailing tie Vale Pielow 1 saw tie Allig Hailies Rise toward tic realms of Snow. The a a Valley campaigns Rose to mind its Lender s Annii ice and then 1 knew the Sleeper Hud been one of Stonewall Jackson s men. Yet whence he came what lip shall say what Tongue will Ever Tell. What desolated hearths and hearts have la in because he fell ? m hat sad eyed Maiden braids her hair her hair which he held dear one lock of which porch acc lies with the Georgia Volunteer. What Mother with Long watching eyes and White lips cold and dumb Waits with appalling patience lor her Darling l of to come ? her Ixia whose Mountain grave swells lip but one of Many a scar Cut on the face of our fair land by gory handed what fights he fought what wounds he wore arc All unknown to Fame remember on his lonely grave there is not e in a name i that he fought Well and bravely too and held his suntry dear. We know else he hid never been a a a Georgia Volunteer a he a Lenjis what need to question now if he were wrong or right t he knows Ere this whose cause is just in god the father s sight. To wields no like weapons now returns no foe Ian s thrust who but a Coward would revile an honoured Soldier s dust t Roll Shenandoah proudly Roll Adown thy Rocky Glen above thee lies the grave of one of Stonewall Jackson s men beneath the Cedar and the Pine. In Solitude austere unknown unnamed forgotten lies a a Georgia o�nditijn-so most people wid but 4fe Are of different opinion the cause is that they have no work to they Are Naglit up if not in Luxor at least in affluence and into the minds of most of them has bpm Ini stilled the thought that in Good time meaning no doubt be Iozip Thor. An old they will get a husband Ivhon will provide for them for Tom Terin of the natural life. Nobody Eye told them that even were Soch tto of Ako Shand would expect Soine abet the Wespon Sibili he undertakes i care of course spa cog of is a lib 0s�tei� a Fine of Odd a . ? Quot a a up. A Quot to a Wpm a a to Fua am fur Lioudis or work run aptly. All Sooil engraved Tea of charge. M e Siake a i Peckally or premiums for fairs a arc prepared to Gore Arij inform uon on a Plica uon. Be guarantee the largest assortment the finest goods the lowest prices and Tuebert work. Call and my in. Sharp amp Floyd iii Sehou Street a Aida. Tho old maid. Luggy amp Tang ii blacking Biu Slies al so per dozen. At the i new drug store. 1 till amp Byrdye it Tho old cs-1l . B , on Broad a treet Orer Tho ito of mean. J. R. A l. O. A Ludwa Bare the beet and Moat Atun Tiee workmen and ail the Modem App Lancea lot Buat. , Kiima Poon. sgt of Etc. To Dieva Uil Ehll Dren. Waited on at their Mald noes when dared. To Marlym Calm Wui Deriv . Al j Carriage bugs a agcy a Large and Well Tele ass "chsdal&icker80n co. Tiron steel hardware x Nalla How Paesi chains and re Aal a Summey 4 new10h. An old mid what a vision is conjured up in our fancy by that word i we see a lady past the prime of life with a lean meager face upon which a rather dissatisfied look is habitually settled. She has no intend. And is nobody a Friend. If you meet her at a party she will mostly sit alone and devour All persons with hungry eyes. If one of her own age begins a Ltd a. Versa Ion with her she under fully attacks the foible of everybody present and absent if a Young girls moved perhaps by some sort of compassion thinking Liat her own lot May resemble that of the ancient spinster in years to come addresses her she is mostly snubbed but if a gentleman be he Young or old takes Tho trouble to entertain her some of the acid of her Dispo Duon is melt log away and she tries to be Job enable and amiable Quot Why is this Sot and it really thus if we Are obliged to answer this question in the affirmative the a a at least Hope that the number of these unhappy females is decreasing. But the fact ascertained let us look at the reason Why they have become what they. Are and by showing the Root of the evil let us boo that we shall be Able to bile Home Young girls if not All to avoid. The dangers of such situation. In the lower grades of society you will Eddo in if Ever find the above described Type of spinsters the women of the working chisels Aro to Busy to ind Olgh in this luxury. It a a in the wealthy dais sea that spa Iiri satisfied fekai�8 a Are found., the cause is a a they Aro not my a ted Quot a a Keya Rolft As Tho Ger Ouw eit Preas their cheerfulness and in a general knowledge and internet in All things that affect the being of Mankind. Nobody told them so and therefore they did not prepare themselves worthily to Ocoine a wife or shall we take another name a sensible woman a sensible woman who is Able to fill her place and do her duty to she married or unmarried. Such a woman May become an old maid without being subjected to commiseration or ridicule. Let us take a girl who has a rivet at the mature age of Twenty five without having bad a single eligible on or of marriage. By eligible we do not mean to imply that our Only consideration is Money but just the contrary. We wish to have it understood that nobody whose character promised some fair amount of happiness Ever asked our Young lady in marriage. And As she is a sensible woman who has had a Good education and whom an excellent Mother Early taught the blessedness of work and usefulness she refused to marry Only for the Sake of avoiding the misfortune of becoming an old maid. Under the Eye of Liat excellent Mother she first Learned to make herself useful to her younger Brothers and Sisters for we will suppose Tho family to be a Large one and when they grew up she looked about for some outlier occur in tion or let rather say work for though some Young ladies Are always occupied they never work. As she has taught nearly All Tho younger family Slie has of course gained some practice in the Art of teaching and so she tries to find a situation. A ooh what a miserable lot a we hear some of our lady readers exclaim. Granted fur those who follow this calling with unwilling heart and mind but we began by saying the our Young lady had fitted herself particularly for that vocation and that she did her work with a the consequence is that she soon gains the love of her pupils. Thus some years pass and she is thirty now but a she is quite Young still her friends male and female if she goes into society there is always a vacant scat left for her and there Are none More eager to Welcome her Entrance than the Young girls of her acquaintance for she is always full of Good Humora ready to Llu ten to their stories to their troubles be they Small or great always ready with advice or help. Without their knowing it there is moreover an under current in her talk consisting in the desire to make them Oil sensible women women who love to work women who take an interest in the Well being of their fellow creatures whether Rich or poor women who can stand alone if there is no Loving to lean upon and who yet lovingly gratefully accept and return each kindness shown to them. We have seen some fair specimens of such women and we think their number is daily increasing. They go upon their without making ado they enjoy the Good things of this the re always be the needy and the poor to of she can he a Friend and who if re pay her in any Otic Ali Arin it Wisl protect her from that feg of desolation which causes so ma0�ndent females to say a i had butt in Quot for nobody will miss me wlm Ivl in a a cd i am pc a Burden we have taken the my st Type of the old maid of Courie i if be some whether she gains h or it Eddiw by teaching or by some Bibb Hoof Industry but we can hot adding a word of advice if Liuro who Oie. Most ready to cons Ido re or How hard the world is to toe Efein is who strive to make an in Depp Den be for ? this sort of work is not genteel that sort of work is not fitting for women. And wily should not any sort of work be fitting for women which they Are Able to do a great German professor Holtzendorff has decided this question by simply averting that they Are fitted for everything which they Are Able to do. But does the world at Large believe so Rudgin Gorora our expel iii be we must deny this yet we hardly know of a single instance in which a woman Olio tried to do her work Well and faithfully even if it a clerks work did not succeed for nude Piid Euce of character slowly but surely begets esteem and there is no of depend enc of character possible without Independence of Means. Our advice then to those who would scoff at the old maid is to think twice before they do it and to remember whether it is not perhaps their own fault or the fault of outlier equally prejudiced and narrow minded people that the poor dependent old maid did not become a Hearty old lady. Perhaps she belonged to those soft mild women who submit to be snubbed All their lives. Poor miserable creatures 1 their youth sit oiled by the vain Endeavor to catch a husband a and their age is silent in vain a pm it for chances Priit us Hope that the time is not Fiir off when Tho term a a old maid will hear no hid a and deprecatory meaning but be on if tsp simple statement of a journal farm Misc Viany. The want of the times an Alabama practical joke. World As Hearty As any Bachelor and they Are for tiie most part much happier than any of our Bachelor friends for they have the great gift which the lor of creation generally by want a of making a pleasant Home to themselves out of scanty Means wherever they happen to build their Neil and so our old maid whom we set up As an example has also contrived by the age of 40, to build a nest for herself for All her family is scattered her parents have died some of her Brothers and Risters have married some have gone away there she sits Whiten Teddy but mostly not alone friends arc dropping in inviting her and coaxing her to come with them. Somites she accepts More often she refuses knowing Fuu will Tho truth of the proverb a if you wish to get always a Wurm Welcome done to visit your friends too but indeed she has no time left for unwelcome visits she. Rises for Twenty three years old Jake Willard has cultivated the soil of Baldwin county Alabama and drawn therefrom a support fur self and wife. He is childless. Nut Long ago Jake left the House in search of a missing cow. His route led him through an old worn out Patch of Clay Laud of about six acres in extent in the Center of which a Well Twenty five or thirty feet deep and at some time probably had furnished the inmates of a dilapidated House near by with water ill listing by. This spot an ill wind i feed Jakes a a tile from his head and maliciously wafted it to the Edge of the Well and in it tumbled. Now Jake had always practice the virtue of Economy and he immediately set about recovering the lost he ran to the Well uncoiled the rope which he had brought for the purpose of capturing the truant cow several attempts to catch the Liat with a noose he concluded to save time by going Down into the Well himself. To accomplish this he made fast one end of the rope to a stump Liard by and quickly on his Down the Well. It is a fact of which Jake no less oblivious than the Reader Hereof that Ned Wells in the dilapidated building aforesaid and that an old Blind ree with a Bell on his neck who Bamben turned out to die lazily la within a Short distance of the cell. The a evil himself or some other wicked f spirit put it in Ned a cranium to have Little fun so to quietly slipped ii to the horse and a buckling the Bell strap approached with slow measured a a Ting a Ling the Edge of the Well. �?~1 Dang that Blind horse a said Jake a a he a a Corning this sure and Hunt got no More sense than to Hill in Here. Whoa Ball a but the ooh tinted approach of the a a Ting aging a said just As plainly As in an exceedingly Well written article in the april numb of a Sot Meni Fidd and factory on our Young men the writer takes in review All the professions and shows Tho Folly of so Many Young men of Good intellects waiting their lives in a futile attempt to secure wealth and dignity or ease and gentle Manly Leisure by entering some one of the soiled Learned profession do toil is the lot of humanity and no one can become successful who attempts to shun. The a Icett Thim Are Many. Do no min who enter to in prof on from an ignoble love of ease is Suffi Dent to account for the Many failures which Are found in the we want working Young men men who Are not ashamed to be found at work either in the Field or in tie shop. Wirt never uttered a truer sentiment than when he said a a there is no excellence without the creator of the universe did not consider it unbecoming he High nature to Torh and the creator cannot Occam Plch the i High Erends Obb nature without it. The want of the times says the Fudd and factory b a race of Young educated working men. A a when it announced first that a labor is to al the sentiment applauded and everybody adopted it and admired it As a Noble utterance. But unfortunately few aspire to belong to the Royal i Umily if labor b to certify to the Gen meness of the letters Patent. No our Young men Are not fond of work. How few go to agriculture As their sphere a How few boldly and manfully seize the plow handles and tilt the soil and thus subdue the Earth but our people worry out their lives abusing the freed Man As a labourer and then As a remedy apply for foreign White labourers to some immigration society and fail with them 03 signally wasting their Means and going in debt year by year instead of taking hold themselves and learning to be Independent of All such outside equivocal help. Let half at least of our Young men or better still three fourths go into farming let them do h not simply As a Mode of living but let them make it to licit honest profs Sion and go into it cart by let them farm scientifically Labouring themselves and looking into every a part of their business with their own eyes economizing time labor and All other Means read about farming write about it take agricultural journal keep away from towns villages and political gatherings except when they find that their duty to the country demands it and lib process Well kept up will Tell in its influence powerfully and favourably on the next if this advice followed we should hear no Mere complaint of hard times we should feel no More dependence upon a Servile race we should emerge from the Slough of despond and take our places High among Tho favored of the Earth. Is there not enough of Pride of Patriot by of love for the memory of the past to incite our Young men to greater exertions let them but once resolve to depend on themselves to shape their own career to overcome All difficulties that obstruct their path to usefulness Honor and wealth and one half Tho work will have been of inbred. Be want Farmers enlightened educated <er8evering, not afraid of work and who Are determined to succeed. The work would be tiresome for a while. Difficulties like mountains Rise in the Road to Success but Earnest Faith persevering Indus a and patient toil will remove All these and a triumphant Success will Crown the Earnest As ivi Ife it Tutor and Anter taii. Ding the hard i Massro and giving free admission to air and the fertilizing gasses you will Aee their work when you come to break up a Field that has Home a heavy Dover crop. Turn under the aftermath and you. Set at work still another Fermi Long and ameliorating influence in the added vegetable Dement. Any Yean ago John Johnson a noted successful Fanner having a huge Field of heavy Day land that bad been Underd tined and then in Dover to plough for summer Fidlow supposed it would require two teams of each a bugs to Breaks up such land to the summer a and he want to Belfield i fit pared to plough in this . But in commending be put a Span of horses on a common dough to Lay out the lands and they went across a wide Field and Back without thelast difficulty thus showing that the land in a condition to be readily ploughed with one team so the to ploughs were fetid nsidc., each team put on common plough and n Good Dover Sod turned under without difficulty in this . One great amp ult in farming Day soils a working them when too wet. Almost any Day farm will Bear witness to the of fact the b excused on Thep Leaf necessity but Teo often heedless ignorance or want of proper system in conducting the operations of the farm Fri mob the True reason. Try Dover and rotation of Croy of Joor Day lands and Don t break them up when the water will stand in your a furrows a Rural Caroli Nina. How to make the far spay. Words that a a Bair Whiddn t besides Jake at the Bottom rest ing Behro trying to the rope. A great Jerusalem a said How the old cuss will be a top of me a before can say Jack Robinson. Whoa Dang Youwhoa�?� a a just then net Drew up to the Edge of the Well and with he foot kicked a Little dirt into it a Job lord a exclaimed Jake fall to left flt a unwelcome visits . Rises a ngon Bia Knees at the in Tom. A efm Early she b fully employed All Day gone now whoa a a Lioa a Ball Long Beddes Tho teaching she does of Lorf have mercy on a a a a i Ned could hold in no Lonimer and for Money in order to live honorary and respect Auy Ehe does much for love Thiis our old Mitis g on Bra Iche a Many who Woid prow amp rat but for her Bra a a fungi rat she fifty now and age is approach ing with Quick yet she. Fears it riot if cd her friends should Irith off Ned could hold in no longer and fearful that Quot Jake might suffer from he fright he revealed himself. Probably Ned did no to. Make tracks with he Heads from that Well. A maybe Jake Wasny to up to the top in Short Oigt Der and you meat think he did no to try event might for two weeks to get i a shot with his Rifle at Ned Hybe not Fannie goo Clay lands. On Clayey soils Are mainly among the strongest and Best we have but they Aro not generally liked being difficult to manage As themare managed and yielding results far blow those of really inferior soils of a More friable nature. Such Row is however when prop Eric treated will be apr Eluted. Clay soil often need under draining to bring them into a proper condition to be acted upon. By other Amdi Orat ing influences bit in Many cases the b not required. Where it b needed and Means will not permit ust under Drain we inst do what Wolt Ain by Means of open Antins and subsoil mgr the latter where it b found Benefi dal but there b another Means of improving Clayey soil that any one who has them certainly. Throughout a the larger portion of the Southern county a can a try and get paid for he labor to tidy aside from the improvement of he land. The iri Agic. Word b ref curl. A a Cloverda Louii Kerful Plant and riot yet Luff a ppr dated iri . I you a get it we seeded on your toi a Days the tie b half a the a qty Piore a Fiu. The Soo Aig like wedges loosening opening a and i the question b one that at present b agitating the minds of More Farmers than any other. Politics or the method of government has been supplanted by the still More important subject of How to exit. Or. Obediah Jones of Arkansas a state that has fat with More severity the heavy band of government than any other in except North Carolina has written at sensible and Well digested a tide on the subject in the american Stock journal in which. He makes . That to make the farm pay proportioned to in pcs Lmont requires greater skill then most Farmers possess. Agriculture has been in a Gigantic failure since the and Many Farmers in the Northern and Northwestern states have been just As . There must be some Reo Soo for this. It does not lie in the soil nor ornate but in the want of a diversity of maps. One or two products Are never remunerative unless prices Are High and for the Belays there Are two reasons first one hand Caw produce More my being Able to cultivate a larger area. production causes Over production and consequently Low prices also creates a Deia Aad pc articles not Robed consequently High prices for the necessaries of life. Tobacco has almost ruined Many portions of Vita in Kentucky Missouri and some of the Northern states. Wheat b ruining the Northwestern states and territories. Cane culture is injuring a Oubina and Cotton has bankrupted . The almost exd Sive production of Cotton has brought a it on us the compound Evl s of cheap Cotton High prove ions tvo rth less labor and exhausted land. No Farmer b making the farm pay a unless to b keeping up its Fertility there b nothing gained by gathering a succession of crops and wearing out the soil. Crops will decrease from year to year and the land finally becomes valueless. To a a Romako the farm pay a first and Foremost keep up its Fertility there Are three Quot ways of doing lib rest rotation and manure the first b adapted to All. New countries where natural summer and Winter Range b Suff ident land cheap and Hay valueless the second and third Are adapted to countries where Winter food has to a be provided for Stock. There instead of rest it b More economical to rotate nth Clover peas Etc., turning under the second crop As a fertilizer and saving the first for Hay the third b adapted to All countries where land b extremely High in such countries it cheaper to feed All produce and apply my Nure than to turn under Green. To a make the farm pay every Farmer roust be governed by the a circumstances that us pro ibid him he is compelled to invest in land labor and agricultural where tend by Digap labor and labor saving simple trienus High As ind of the former and As Little of the two Latr ter should be As possible the Cari by do re Trig the Lar est potion of the fibrin to is Imam mid Winter past Niage requiring Lime labor Radii Neil Etc. Arid giving Liand Soiree profit on inv re tent. I to a lib Iyo tem Well adapted to Many a it Rtiz is of the by nth a 6tate� where Lud and labor Are High Laborea Virnig machinery is chair a much of rom latter should Ira substituted for labor possible As foot should be Cut and fed to Stock As grazing Laud is Lott wasteful Ali arc Mil b an. Object. Many of Tho Northern states for nah examples of such localities where land b extremely High and. Labor extremely Low. Ten lands can. Be profitably employed on the same area that Only one would be required were the condition reversed As in the. South. To a a make the farm pay we Mill diversify products have a .variety,.to, isl instead of Rabing one or two and haying to buy. It. B cheap. To which our county u adapt re than to raise one or two products and buy a a make the farm stay Quot study farming in All of its various branches take agricultural periodical buy Booke on agriculture done to be afraid of a Wixx to agricultural books Are nothing but the writings and experiences of our Best Farmers. If your Cirea it Naos admit of it buy improved Stock implements Etc., and a in improved Gnu wedge. I., to farm systematically and Elconon Mically practice n smooth rotation of crop its Xiv fall Man a ure and apply to crops Best adapted to it select Good Seal cultivate Well what. You do cultivate and Niy word for it by practising All of the above you will have Learned a a How to make the farm _ the Straw Berryjr in Hills try it Onee. A 1 mean try cultivating your strawberries in stools. For once determine Itiat Yon will adhere strictly to the Alsim of cutting of Quot every runner and Keet it aug Down All foreign grow tii and i. Mean by foreign growth every thing sex. Cent your plants. Select a Good Pieteo of ground a tout sixty feet Square and. Put in excellent tilth. Then take a Garden line to limit will reach across it koalas Carly in March Yew can in to befall in the climate get Good Strong Well rooted plants and put them out / by the line two feet apart each spreading out tic roots fan shape and cover up to but not Over the Crown. A Vork the Pitt every ten Days Dur ii or the growing season and Almut tie Middle of december following scatter some kind of seedless Straw All Over the plat about two inches thick As a Winton Protection and. Let this strew remain Werthe bed As a Spring and summer mulch which will keep the plaats most and then your work b done until the bearing n b Over. Cultivated in lib your berries will 1� much larger and the yield enormous. If the season should be a goal Atio you w3l gather Flora a pint to a quart to the Stool. After Ulicy Are Dune Licar ing Spade up the bed Straw and All and keep it clean of runners and filth As you did the season before a Ami the feb towing dose her a imply fish Midrib ing and so on from year to Yeai air i your bed will lost in Fine condition for Many years. Try it once and you will never adopt any other , in a from c Earmer. A Why do animals need Salt a prof. James e. Johnson of Scotland says that half the Salme matter of Tho blood 75 per cent of common Salt and of this is Kirtly absolved every Day through the skin and kid. Neys the necessity supplies of it to the he Alliy ugly b sufficiently obvious. The bile o contain. Is i one of tic ingredients of Salt us a pedal and constituent and so do All the Curtilage of Trio Sidy. Stint tic Supply of Salt and neither will the bile lie Able properly to tt8.<t.<<bt digestion nor the it Urti highs to he Hui up again of fiut As they naturally wast-.-. It b better to place Salt where Stock can have free Access to it than to give. It Loco signally in Small quantities�? they will help themselves to what the need if allowed to do so at pleasure. Otherwise when they become Salt iii Gry Uliey May take More Titan is whole. China be blues a a Maui he a a i have noticed a statement from the a a Haiku uvula pupate recommend Itig the common China Berry As a measure for Coni. I do no know that the Berry b any better the a Cotton a eed using the same Quantity to the Hill hut can say from an experience of two years that the China Berry a Squall As Good As the Cotton seed the China Beny ,firt re cd Moriei de to qty knowl Byo. R Folk Esq ayoung planter but one of the most Lucca a in the vanity in the sprig of 1869 Unce re Eil they have been used by a few persons in. Small a a Fri cities. The Beriy should by gathered before Shiv Irig say in by its will de stroy a a try Troiany but May 1� pro Quot Tori cd by a to a scare Crown put on Tho . A ii Rai caroliii�?Tim., a Eduise a Friend u polite do riot think he time is Vilrie Lesic a

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