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Athens Southern Banner (Newspaper) - September 22, 1871, Athens, Georgia Ltd Illarr per annul in Advance. It a on Here miscellaneous. My. N a wkkki.�. He s. A. Atkinson. It Rhee dollars per Akly xxi adv Akob. Ofick Kroml l., us a gel a a tvs or Akk Smied. a i to a Burn by Rihr k Otis Lynw Mui fint a by a ii at Canu tier Tach f tia line Adaren moot i. For a no it parlay Chat Rae but a Nide. Business directory. Summey amp a Ewton Hroar it. Ati Kinh fat. Iron plow steel steel hoes nails plows Mill saws Cotton gins and general hardware and cutlery at wholesale and retail. Lamar Cobb. A. A. Enwer. Nowka. Cobb Icord Erwin a Tobb. Attorneys at Law. A Ham Oatta. 0a,.te Jha Lewrae. Law Lumar Dank county. Or. Will porn Eure u liar Tonnelo of a Nikia or Chron Hrisi. Haber a Kra end Kirk Ltd. Attorney at i Milt tin w. In div a t t a a k n 15 y a t l a a and Soury Public Alhert or. Will a Etc lick in our of Stern circuit will Cir part ocular riu Gllnn in Chr Coll Cllon of Cuit. And will net or Iier la a Rakip Archbo Eric do a la a a Ivri Este and my i Rrt on wild lands. Jan lilt Arthur Evans Watcki Ker amp jeweller late win colds a Moss to at Lheu Aad Flat Dott that a Baa be oud at the naw do Stan of drum. Kent Aad u prepared be do Hieda of raps Raon % tothe1pubi�ic. T have purchased the inter a pit of or. We. J. Morton in the fim of Ritch a Morion and will continue the ii birrs. I Hope by fair dealing to retain the customer of the late firm and to receive a fair a arc of the Trade in Ruy Lino of Bali new a. A fresh Stock of clothing and furnishing goods will ber Celt a for the Trade. Mulrai. A j. E. Pitch. J. K. A Atto it c. Or. A Ioctl. Us Elton it Semidei Attorneys at Law Nivell. Lun Giunto. Lie Fula. _ pit tiia amp Hinton a to to in e y s at l a . It Creon. Harkann Roumer a. Stauri. P. Thurmond a t t o h n e y a t l a a a Athanaa. A. A a Ltd a on Leroal Street Orer Barr a san t store. Wing Leo Aii i Lal Allan lion to him la Bui Kupler. Air. To 01 All to High rare. ,. A j. R. Tax Amir inhalers in hardware Iran steel Kan. C it Lagel Malc Ritu mining ,ae., whllvvint., Tanta. .-��?om.v, Estes a Torney at Law Numka county. It a. _ j. R. she or. A fit o r n e y a t l a we. Era Allup Franklin countr a a. Ribco of Naples a j. K. , by. Lall a. N. Ran Viiar Aorl Ehui ref Oil bin Ltd Solil Zel plows shovel plow Bladl a Vltava Pas , in am ci15bs..,. Urcil for la ii Nam caul a. Flunk a a store o Lle a Knue on i iii House bal. Ii sky Hull. We. Wood dealer in All kinds of p a rnit0re. In a couture repaired up x Holat rcd and Tarqi Ahod Alao a Larse variety it of Wood to Luna and Flake a Patent Metal la burial Taei alway Aon hand. War Roomi on Clayton st., next to a iian al Church. Sops do. quod. Fireside Piscet tangy. O tins heroism. In t others u rite of Battles in night of bloody ghastly Fields. Where Honor greets the Man who Vina. And death the Man who yield but i vill write of him who fights and Vang wishes his sins. Who Steggles on through weary years against himself and Wina he is a hero staunch and Brave who fights in unseen foe. And pots at last beneath his feet his Camions base and Low who stands erect in manhood a might. Undaunted in dismayed the but that Man who Drew a sword in foray or in raid. It Calls do Jaora siw 0 in Selesko Over come Quot an enemy who mar Heth not wit i Burner plume and drum a foe forever lurking nigh. With silent Stealthy tread. Forever near your Board by Day. At night beside your Ben. Ail Honor then to that Brave ii cart though poor or Rich he be. Who struggles with his better part who conquers and is free he May not Wear a hero s Crown or fill a hero s grave but truth will place his name among the bravest of the Brave. Athens Gaa pm the hand of baath. ,22, 1871. A m. . 4-Ntiv Sarles vol n 0."148 Send the flax. A a a list or i l a a Law unto ourselves i keep the of staff ready and god will a cd cat Fri a. The flax that god sends own is rat and peace with amp a the in pc Granny al Luoni a that to eve human Sony that a a keeps the dist i my. God will Send the by fft.vxce3 Dana Uags. Of i ajar is giant pock Ctorn Spiel scr Price Only is. 50. Call and see x Ual Childs picks twos a cos. Harness leather and harness material por Sale by Ujj Chi ills Nickerson a co. Carriage buggy amp Wngo ii al age and Well selected Rani rate by Cill lds Nickerson co. Horse cow hog amp Chicken new Duco so Olle. For Sale or Exchange. Riavic a log autos of innit in Cle .1. I i. .ml., Viii. M wiluvll.hvxl., Crock or ill tim to s til a if Laud on i it of c Wilkie Collins novels. \ Armadale paper 81 60�? cloth. Man and wife upper $1 cloth. A to roi twi in . The Trman a is in the Wokim. The Fanti ii Joti ii tuck from to it a Soonta Rome find i it anon inti Lorail on Giitl a in to match from in ctr county it Ltd c Willm from the l<c3tctl to Nikoi tif the Columbus and Chattanooga , and to mile from the route of the Gri Irin and North Babeina Railroad there i an ext Allenl More Liou not lie longing to the Star which can be i Ougel or rented and is a splendid stand fur a country store. Titles indisputable. For further information apply to or Addre its or j. W. Murrell March 3i-3iu Athens a. Toppy Maguire is. Grant. A Bicili scene on a Long Branch boat. New books. Phe comic Blackstone by x Gllbert Abul a Beckett with Grorge 4�?Truikshank. One urge volume. S2s0. We veld be mgt i inc or the child from the kor Irgang. From the her Ian by mrs. A. L. Wilder. 91 s. I fat. I Wing volume finite of science fur the yet bag by Jacob Abbott with numerous i Lustra a a by. 91 90. Cat Linhof. By Maurice Send son of George Sittl. From the French by s. A. I Ponte of Nee Orleans. 1 75. Fai. Belter Sihau pm sir or a life Rorai ver by w. W. Lull. A. D. 91 50. The ucal Bea Chalee by a rot Harte with eight Lutfi icons. Price cents. Fur Sale by a i t. A Rimke. The Gem the Gem a Phe Best fruit Jar Ever in x. Vented. Peri Maleat the new Dru Stolle. Summey amp Newton to Imp Oriet a it us dealer in we hails hollow Waie . Al Ian Llu Ltd Varr , 6. Road Street at Ieni a. Otto Nurt Benstem Railroad Athena Juna in 171. J no Utick b ii Orehov Given that the a it a Northe Naleton is�i�?�1 Par rim on Iha ukr .7 a a a i Mraw to in , treat a a a a a a a a a to go to a in a a a of a a a a to l . . A a a seer tary. Phat brew no a x Cha gin i Pur chased of Sun Imey a Newton for it in Athens a Kmil tro years ago u As Good As new and there in Tietter. Tell tvs. . Notice to planters. Tote in infected or Range y v menu wits the Brown Colton gin co., so that we can allow time on these celebrated gios. My letters cheerfully answered. Summey amp nem ton. A a Kongs amp Billups Sfa Yalj Athens geo., dealers in lies and medicines chemicals Dye stuffs paints oils Glass. Putty st it Fornery a Tyi Seuy. L1qp0r8. Bittkr8. X m ave Yuhing usuary hic kept to a Fisl Cusa drag store. �4 Drin too has been Pord in the al cuon i purity Androlia bitty of out and Ore assured that filled with promptness and Fidelity. Fancy goods r , i5ru.shes, Combs a. A i Reris prepare Plonta Hurley a a a a a l >4 Minella Drakes a a a in i cart Iliean a to a a a a of a a a i Mannillo is a always on a al he ten seeds. Wuis Lead a a icily Pura in a a Ivka pm adm. An Lara a. Vis Cook Book. Supply just received by t. A. Burve. Fall and Winter Impo Stadon. 1871.__ ribbon Lars millinery and Straw goods Armstrong Gator amp co., Foilb Kysor Bonnet to Kimmins and velvet Bonnet Silki satins and Vive is a iii Nells in rfcs buckles Miltren falters Bona meets i Lidei tis. Trimmed and untrimmed v Muker Noons a. 237 and 239 Baltimore Street , 1 1 d. Offer the largest Stock to be found in this try and unequalled in Choice variety and Hesp Ness comprising the latest in Ropcean novelties. Orders so United and prompt attention Given. Aug ii 9t win a. Talmadge of. Post Ornce. Col. Mayence. Athen Milf lvlxwcgggi5ig t3aiapccapi dealer in Alchee Cleek jewelry Silver up Ware Morical Paelet Gan Pialo la spor Linc a. A. A select Stock of american and to ported watches double ii Una lib 49 Lush imral Atrul Intje a inf Ranae. Plano it of All Kindt. A enact ration of Bull Ine Bei into Wood. With a All flu Aell lha it Bot toed at very Rama Nabla prices. Rsp.a.zxe.xxt<3-. Wate Hei. Chocta jewelry Una and Pistola Pix spily All Endroi to in a Antis factory Callands d a tur you Nelve. Apr4 to housekeepers. Tust received a Laige Assort a mantel Bleb we an offering at vary Low Price. All air in ted a every particular a Summey amp Newton. Six weeks ago last Friday Gen. Grant went Down to Long Branch from this City on the Jesse he went up into the upper Cabin and passed out to the Forward deck. There he drop ipod into an easy chair. Soon after the Hon. Hosea b. Perkins took a seat Fly then feet from Gen. Grant. He wore Black clothes and a High hat and talked with everybody within speaking distance. Gen. Grant meanwhile Luid pulled the newspaper from his pocket and was Reading it very intently. After the boat started the Hon. Toppy Maguire proprietor of the Cayuga House on Harlem Lane approached or. Perkins. A a How do you do or. Perkins said toppy Maguire. A a quite Well thank you a responded or. Perkins a a How is mrs. Laguire anti children a a a a first rate answered a a you re looking Well or. a a do you think so a said or. Perkins a a i Here a a Man Over there looks letter than i do a pointing to Gen. Wirant. A a who is it a asked toppy. Why done to you know who that is a said or. Perkins in Chaston Sliment. A a Well he looks like a horse fancier a replied Mark a a but i never saw him before. Who is it a a a that is the president of the United states a said or. Perkins impressively. Noyo of done to Tell me so in exclaimed toppy gasping for breath. Yes i do a said or. Perkins a and do you know Mark that there a a great resemblance Between you and the president ? though i think a looking nervously from one to the other that the presidents a better looking Man Tolian you Well now come a said toppy that a a Little rough or. ill have to bet a Little bottle of wine that in a a better looking Man than Grant. If i ainu to. Ill shut up the Cayuga and Well ill Wager a Small bottle a said or. Perkina a but whom shall we leave it to a of leave it to the first Jersey Man that comes along a responded toppy. At that instant a Jersey Man approached. He wore a Small hat Blue Ootton Necktie no Vest a pair of Bam door pantaloons of a red Sandstone color and amid shoes. Or. Perkins accosted him thus would you oblige me sir by settling a Little Wager Between this gentleman and mys of Quot pointing his thumb at toppy Maguire. Well a replied the jer Surman coming to a dead standstill. A jest As Lievers not. What a the bet a a Wal we want you to decide which is the Best looking of these two this one a pointing to toppy a or that one Over there raiding the paper a Intig to Grant the Jersey Man stuck Bis bands in his breeches Poncet walked Over to the president straddled his legs and took a Good look at him. Then he returned Gaied at toppy Maguire in the same manner. A a Well what do you think a or Perkins. A they look enough alike to be Brothers a responded the Jersey Man. A a but i think this Here Man a looking at toppy has got a Good Deal More intellect about him than the other he a about As stupid a looking sped non As i Ever a a that la do a sad or. a a Mark Les Godown st my Quot a j and mrs a Perkins harder ont three dollars and busted a bottle of wine. Nete York Sun. It is Many a Long year if or More done my Mother sent my Little sister and myself Over the big Hill to do an Eirand to the old Irish woman who lived there with her widowed daughter and her Little ones. Get your sleds girls for there is quite a heavy Basket to carry a bundle of flax for Granny a wheel and some meal meat and cheese for her new years inner Ipa very cold Blit up Jove to ast so do Wye decks Thia Side of the Hill and slide Down the other and when you come Lack up the other Side you can coast Down this and that will to rare sport you off we trudged Well pleased wit i our work for we loved to visit Granny As we All called her to hear her musical Brogue less common by far than now and to hear her sing her Irish rollicking songs As she turned her wheel. The Forest path glittered with Well trodden Snow and the Trees on every hand were Strung with diamonds that the Clear rays of the Winter Sunshine made Brilliant beyond icicles Hung like Spears from every Post and Fence rail and the whole world was glowing like fairy land. Little cared we for Coli or toil and our Load was soon deposited at Granny a fireside. A array did no to i Tell Yez now a exclaimed the delighted woman a a when Yez Tould me to put by me wheel the Day ? och Nanny Mavour neen its Nic self that know a it. I must keep my distaff ready and god would bind the flax a and Here it comes and be win your eyes a rid there was Noe meal in kist Noe pert aties in the bin and Noe meat in the ach Nannie Cushla yes be no Faith yes be no Faith a i never forget Granny Allison a proverb a a keep the distal ready and god will Send the Mayhap i did not quite understand its meaning then at ten years old. But i went Iny Way pondering. It was a Long time Ere its full was revealed. But As i grew into womanhood of the cares and duties of life came upon me As the obligations and which my surroundings imi Kisco called fur action i slowly Learned the import of those Dee meaning words Learned there were other dist afis and other spindles than those with which we spin threads to weave into garments to be kept ready for use and also that there was other flax which the Good god sends us than that which goes through the heckle and those that kept not the dista flt ready and the spindle Bright fur turning and the foot Strong for the treadle wow fail to draw out Day by Day the strongest and most durable threads fair their own and the worlds Good. As i went Forth into the world among its bursting buds and Flowers of Spring i noticed the plow in tie Furrow and the Golden Grain dropped therein the Birds building their nests among the Trees and grasses the bees among the Maple buds and the Hen preparing for her Brood the Brooks wearing their own channels the violets gathering their Blue and the Rose its red. I asked myself. Has All nature animate and inanimate instinct and intuition to Lead it to be Earnest industrious and persistent in its work All but the human life ? the Spring gave place to summer and autumn the Flower perfected seeds the yellow com grew into a Harvest the Birds filled their nest with life that flutters away when the snows come the a bees Laid up their Honey and the Brooks had worn deeper channels. But where was the instinctive life and Freedom of my own soul and the souls of those that surrounded me what had we done to give health plenty life and Joy to the future ? was our distaff always ready and our feet upon the treadle How Many bundles of shining flax had rotted ? god sent flax that might have been drawn into Beautiful threads if we had been ready for the bearing ready to act our part in the great drama of life a usefulness. But our wheel was set aside by conventional ism. The dista fatwas Notin Fite Hion custom bad made the treadle vulgar and the Golden hours went by and no work was done there was no bread for Winter no Floweree eds for the up iii me no Quot turds to come Back and twitter their loves in our listless eare no meandering Brooks among the dreams cried existence Quot watering the violets and roses of a healthy Happy existence Only of pitiful tale 1 a waste dead Pool of stagnant water giving out its Miasma and death. Shall human bees Lay by no Honey and human hens prepare no nest for future loves. A let us once More try to get out the old a reel of is Fol iness and keeping the distaff id Aye ready and the foot Stio Njg our in a Desento custom flu Ion conventional a cd or Feirfeil Many twp Wieard of the a curfew Bell Quot butt a who know its origin. Its Fai stoic in England runs Back to the a Quot a a id Eck it a Queor who let be rung about Sun i of deck in fire incl Sam of amp put out and the people to main within door and penalties were imposed upon those who neglected or refused to comply with the Law. This was called the a a curfew a a word derived from the French Cour ii cover fire and so the appropriateness of the name is readily seen. The old King has been generally charged with instituting this custom in order to impress upon his subjects a sense of their abject condition but As the a a curfew belly was rung in France Long before Williams time As a safeguard against fires it is not improbable that he brought the custom with him into England from the continent and that he has been slandered As to his motives. At any rate to has sins enough to answer for without this. In the sixteenth Century a a Liell Raene were added to the night watch in London. They went through the streets ringing their Bells and crying a a take care of fire and Candle be kind to the or and Pray for tha it was the Bellman a duty to Belcia the sleepers As he passed the doors. In ii Pense Rosow Milton refers to this custom the be nuo a drown or Charm. To bless to doors trom blight la Barm poets have often referred to the curfew or cover fire Bell. Gray begins his Beautiful a a elegy with a a the cur Laar Tolu tha Hull of parting a Longfellow too has a pretty Little item telling the Story of this Bell with charming simplicity 10 Anund in the Hall. King William died and the original obligations of tie curfew were at last removed about the time of Henry i., in 1100 but the custom of ringing an evening Bell is still kept up in England with variations As to the hour. The nine o clock belly a familiar to most new England people which sends so Many Young people Home and to bed and which in the Early history of our country was almost As rigidly obeyed by All both old and Young As the old curfew traces its origin almost directly to the cover fire Izill. In Longfellow a Evangeline tie custom is Well defined k of mod strop Htwar Rose the sues and departed my Idle oct Sci sold in the household but now the customs have changed and though the Bell still rings out on the evening air in country Village and City streets it has lost its Power save As a tale of passing time. Let the old bulb ring on we love the sound or in the words of Moore that Wassof persons Here than any other to have passed a Law prohibiting the admission of any editors Only those who have Edvun our interest in their papers on Earth Ahi it even those we keep in a separate room by them saves. You have published operating against us and always blamed the Devil with everything that went wrong so you can to come in we enforce this Rule without respect to persons for our own peace and safety. Now casting Dioli Lear on the outside Sentinel of a Bice a Friend Start Edli a go or Etc Rmina Dot Tab this time he took with him an old file of his paper and presenting it to the guardian of the celestial City requested that it might be carefully examined and they could see whether he was entitled to a free ticket. In due course of time the conductor came along and took him in telling him that he had been a Martyr to the cause of human improvement and that resolutions had been passed to admit All members of the Art preservative who had abused the Devil while below. He added that As they were punished enough by being with the a Devil a All b commuted. He further stated that not one delinquent subscriber could be found in heaven. How siberians have heard of the enormous appetites of the natives of Liberm writes a correspondent. We now had ocular demonstration of it. One of our Tunguska is bad been sent Back on an errand. The other two sat Down to their first they made away with a gallon of hot Tea. Then they prepared a four Quirt painful of boiled fish and soup. Just As this was a patched their Comrade returned and the same pail was twice filled with boiled beef All of which was devoured by the three the Bones being cracked for the marrow. Uliey then rinsed out the pail and cooked it full of a a Cruiz a u kind of Mush Wlinich went the Way of the Fisli and beef. Then they fell upon a a a kale or Rietl Salmon devouring even the skin after broiling it Over the then they built to Cir own Camp fire and began to Cook an outlier meal. We did not keep any account of the dishes but the last thing we heard after retiring was tie cracking of beef Bones to get at the marrow. Swartz tolds us that a few months before a number of horses had been sent to Ajan under charge of a half dozen cossacks. One of the horses broke its leg and had to to be killed. At evening the six cossacks sat Down to the carcass and in the morning there was nothing left of it but the hide and Bones. Even the head and entrails had been eaten. Far i Misc Etta nay. I -xotigtoalurto�tuna.f�i�. What Sabau be done with weeds i certainly not pulled and left upon the ground if fair Oak a Are Only formed. It is not Safe at this stage of their growth to throw them into the of Yaniri or to put them in a Heap with manure. Nor will it be Safe to leave them ii pts the ground where they grew. Some the following is Takeo Frota be Farmei al ome Jfe Mol of the Multi trip a la Este to a the internets attention 1 of Dovid King of tip jews was directed in promoting the National Primicy of his a pie we have in a very Brief recital of the do a it. Ment a a of the. Prosperous state of agriculture in the to to tempt a a to term Dover the Fields n�xtl�sji3�?Tri�r��-�?op or the studio i Iling to Bybe pc of them Are so the Herious of life time even if the Plant be pulled up it is said that the sap will flow upward a the Flower Wilt Bloom and the seed. Ripen Tley my and they will live Quot thi foot under ground for years and if the land is again stirred to that depth up will Spring a thick crop of again to flourish in their full strength we have seen a Stout pigweed to pulled entirely out of the ground with the exception of the end of a very Small Root not Only to go on and live but to Blossom and perfect a Large crop of Stati 1 do not Trust them in Nuy position where a Complete decomposition will not speedily take place either by lire or Trio Agency of some Strong alkaline or other suss auce. If dried on the ground after the seed is formed there will be no if thrown into heaii., they will not let a Likely to rot before some of them have perfected sect. If thrown to Swine a portion of them would be left to go on wit i their work of maturing seed and 80 it would be if they were mingled wit i manure. They cannot Well be Burnt ill their Green state so that the Saie and economical course is to throw them into a compact Heap and mingle them with Quick Lime or Wood ashes or keep them moist so that they become thoroughly heated and decomposed. Even then the Ina i should lie to tie Sun and air until quite certain that the vitality of the seeds is . E. Farmer. Mixed farming. Kino oat id of Tiu jews of till fib to ask icly a Tull it. Vaik. A an filitor in apropos to an article going the rounds under the above heading an Exchange presents the following legend once upon a time after the demise of one of the to rps editorial he presented himself at the Gate of the Golden City and requested admission. The door Kee asked him what had been his occupation while on Terra Firma t he replied he had been an editor. Welhs said the watchman a a we have a crowd of your kind Here now and they All came in As a dead if you pay your passage you can come in if not you must place yourself under the control of a personage you ruled Tyran locally Down below a a meaning the Devil. Not having the wherewith to go in our brother of the Quill and scissors posted off and printed himself at the Entrance of Cootie a a dark domains. A very dark complexioned gentleman stood sentry and i de in a Gruff voice who comes a a a an Humble d Sciple of ,�?T was the Calm reply. Then hold on you can to be admitted a. Exd aim the gentleman in Black eve Ming Onri Verible agitation and fiercely scowling upon him a a Why not a denuded the Typo who a an to get some Liu fish and looked around for a a a sheep a i mtg with which to Force an trance v Well air a real ibid his Sable majesty a two let one of your profession in he Many years ago cd he kept up a continual Row with his former Din Anent subs Criore and As pc have More of a Frenchman gives the following account of the temptation and fall of Adam and eve Monsieur Adam he Wake up he sees Une Belle demoiselle slip in be Garden. Voila Chi Chance. A a Bon Jour Madame Madame in she woke she Imiolo her fan before her face. Adam put up Liis Eye Glass to Admire pc tableau. Zey make promenade. Madam in she feels hungry she see Appel on be Arbic. Serpent so prime sur in Arbre make on walk on pc tree. A a Mons. Be Serpent a say in a a will you not Havene Bonte to peek me some Appel Jsai Faini a a a a certain ment Ina Dame a say be Serpent a a charms de Vous a a Hola Mon Ami Arr Rater Vous a say Adam a Stop Stop tie Songen Vous fire a what madness is zees you must not we ask those Farmers in our state who rely exclusively upon one product for their income to read and Ponder the following words of Wisdom taken from the Farmen Herald of Chester England. Small accretions make the wealth of the Farmer. He business rightly managed is a very sure one but sometimes slow. The risk u Small and so Are the profits but the liability to loss can with great certainty be guarded against by planting and a cultivating a variety of crops. Mixed husbandry u needful to realize the full amount of profit which the farm properly managed will every year the Price of farm products varies some will be High and some will be Low and thus the Farmer catches Good prices for a part if not All whereas if he u wholly dependent i it on one kind of crop he May Lee wholly disappoint cil. A Little sold of everything makes a Muckle and if one does not pay another will. Kindness to animals. Peck be be Snake he take one Pinch of snuff he say a nah 1 Mons. Adam do you not know there is nos sing pro beet for be ladies ? Ladame in permit me to offer you some of thu fruit defend a in she make one Courtesy be Snake he fill her whole parasol Wiz api. He say Picut Deus. Slons. Adam to will eat pc Appel he will become know be Good and be evil but you Madame in cannot become More of a goddess Zan you Are Andzhu Finch Madame in. Arsenical few Days ago a Little girl had a Bunch of artificial grapes Given to her. After amusing herself with the toy she gave it to a playmate of her own age who presently picked a grape off the Bunch and sucked it. It the next Day she was a Corpse. An eminent Pfay Sidan who Analysed the fatal play using deposed that ten of the grapes yielded three grains of arsenate of Copper a deadly Pouono and that each Vine Leaf on the Bunch font med enough to kill a child. Another child a cupboard in which its toys a were kept was lined with Green per. The poor Little thing sickened and died obviously from the effects of Poison mysterious Ray imbibed or. I theby Analysed the paper hanging of a cup hoax and found the a pier of it six indie Square contained nearly a Artera grains of the deadly oomph and Tel on to kill two Groom up pm cab a the Lorton Lupin a a. Trio great secret in raising orderly and tractable animals lies in treating them kindly and gently when Young. A Heifer that is kicked roughly treated and occasionally scared into wildness will probably make a vicious cow one that will kick or Hook occasionally for she in Arncel to consider those who approach her As enemies. On the contrary one that Lias never Learned to fear those who feed or attend to her will submit to the operation of milking without resistance and can be broken to All the customary duties of a cow with a Sejm safety. Give that gentle creature amt will lick the hand or her attendant into the charge of a coarse ill turn a keeper who will use her roughly and when she shrinks naturally from Stich a treatment will abuse and beat her the instincts of a tire heretofore dormant will he Arou and in fear More than anger she vill kick and otherwise resist Tho unaccustomed cruelty. It is thus with Colts. A stubborn and ill tempered horse is very easily made out of a Well meaning Volt by unkind usage. We do not deprecate proper discipline when noes Saiy. Let it be administered with judgment and when req tired to Correct a fault afterwards let kind treatment show Liat punishment u administered for Curtmn purposes Only. A a a a writer in the Massachusetts plow Man has this to say about potatoes the Early Rose potato is a Success with myself and nigh bin this season. The yield in some cases is surprising. It the King of the Earlys is less productive and later. It is played out before it is planted in rows and lulls beside Tho former kind the yield is less and the tube inferior of to size and fairness. Instead of the v King a its name should be the a a the Earlys. But the originator of the a by re re a deserves the title of Bienck Wietor of Mankind and a Monument. Who is he ? of the inter it twelve Dur inc a ted pm Hnz in to of a of fico a to Iov a cum by a s of which were do ii Tiesa the first intelligence and skill Nice of Bis appropriate Busic amp is. The cry office a were in the following numerical order it 1. Treasury. 2. Overseer of store Housel 3. Tillage. A i. Vineyards. 5. My Ine cellars. G. Olive Trees 7. Oil cellars. 8. Sharon Herdt Nan 9. Valley Crdman. 10. Canol overseer. 11. Pierre prof a a see. In i. Shepherds. David a wars had cud cd his Nom Fox subdued the nation was settling Down in face. The military chieftain from planning and conducting campaigns a became the president of the National agricultural society. It was no Era in the history of David and of the nation a delightful epoch in Annnus of the world the furn tin of to agricultural society. The is proof not Only of Tho prosperous condition of agriculture at that Timo among the jews but Marks Tho Wisdom of David of whom it must be admitted time he was the originator or founder of agricultural societies. The Progress of the nation during David a reign was very great of it was Only in the next preceding reign and generation under Philistine servitude that it is related that a a there was no it Smith found throughout the land of Israel but All the israelite went Dowd to the philistines to Sharpen every Raan his share and his Coulter and his axe and but in David a reign the whole country seems to have Beau resolved into one great Patent farm under he combined of the a twelve a a number so Familio a and prominent in the National Ai duals. If this first agricultural society hid not the a Pondage of a cattle Shew and the annual autumnal fair which pertains to societies of modern times its instructor As briefly sketched. In the sacred history has All Tho iii Octant elements obtained by Liliose of the present Day after a lapse of three thousand. Years. Immediately succeeding Tho account of David a agricultural society which appears to have been among the first acts of his life in farming is his Faro Well astir ass. The address was to the vast Assembly composed off princes various officers civil religions and military instituted and appointed by his das sifting band Ami a great concourse of people. The occasion was in striking contrast to Hia flights in earlier Days from Cave to Cave. The War Clouds that Hung dark lowering and heavy were now All dissipated and Hia unclouded setting Sun shone wit i staff a i cd but magnificent splendor in to Luis it was the agricultural societies the offspring of a iii a die to a it is almost imps Sibul to get a Buirse shod without a Viii the frogs Cut All veterinary surgeons All horse men All Lemming blacksmiths agree time Tho Frog should not be Parad tine particles trimmed. No matter How pliable and soft Tho Frog is Cut it away smooth ii All sides Quot and in two Days it will be a dry a incl Laid As a Chip. Yogi might As Well Cut off All Tho leaves of Trees and expect the in to flourish of to Paro away the fro log an l have a healthy foot the rough spongy part of the Frog is to Tho foot what la Ives Are to the tip for the a 2. Never have a red hot shoe put a up ii the foot to a Kiriti it level. If a que. Can find a Blanc Smili Liat is Mech his a not ugh of level the foot Iron a malty him. Hie by Pirn lii Prois Cess Deaden the Hoof Andton toe a Quot trip tit if Yogi do not to hts the red hot poker on your Finger Naii my it Wili affect Trio growth of a. A Quot. A a a re a re re Why other ii important a it a a a he a two Are of More in n ii ice than a the rest level to the apprehension of Nhsn Quot not skilled m horses Quot and tie two Kaost dtsrided.-i-3nrir�f mid Farmer be Eil Nirav Rozeff remarks a the .-1 Champion nerf find eater of the wow fit it a Ion a of the Aub Iima Iier Ertis ctr a. Rose a we pay Natty 84, ,006 Ahny Paliy to Fra Cir for Sard inc a a

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