The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-04-22 00:00:00

Vend &until Exprems.

TUESDAY, APRIL Et, 1879.

THE ABBOTSBURY RAILWAY.

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This most prosnimg line has commenced in earnest,
and the contractor hopes to reach Abbotsbury ere
many months are past. The cheapness of the line,
made in these low tunes, cannot fail to ensure a good
dividend. The Secretary is almost daily at the works,
and to mve every unnecessary expense has been his
sole aim, so much so that there was no formal ceremony
of turning the first sod, or any other waste of money.
Now ye men of means, rally round him, take up the
remaining shares, and do not let an inch of it become
a contractor's line. We learn that there are already
between 400 and son shareholders, and that the num.
bees are still increasing.

GOING BACK THIRTY MILLIONS.
Thirty millions of pounds a year loss is no trifle,
compared with which the throwing of the H
into the Egyptian ditch seems a small matter. Yet
we are told that it what the agriculturists of
are losing, and the Dorchester Farmers' Club on
England 1
Wednesday paused over their dessert to consider the
loss, and enquire where it was gone. No wonder that
eminent breeder and farmer, Irk. Chapman Saunders,
doubted whether it WSJ lost by agriculturists Mope, or
by the whole country. For the excellent dinner and
the choice wines so abundantly provided by the ever.
genial Mr. Frost seemed to show that no pinch of dis-
tress had yet come to the agricultural interest of the
county town. While, that land itself is not depreciating
in the estimation of the people, is shown by the fact
that " earth-hunger " drives so many across the
herring-pond, and the broader Southern Ocean, and,
in spite of the burdens laid upon the " real " psop.ty
that cannot be moved, it is as difficult as ever for the
people, supposed to be the freest in the world, to get
a bit of 'deltoid to call their own, much less to leave
it to their sons. Bad seasons have come before, as in
1816, when the melons rotted in the glazed frames ;
but the agricultural interest has not suffered beyond
its share. The fact appears to be that a long senate
of thriftiness, accompanied by well-earned prosperity,
IMInuo•A "WO wrillOrsea. 1.1.4.. h reit iis U.s...pew].
thrift Government; Hr. Gladstone's splendid surplus
was disposed Wand with the commencement of waste,
came the natural punishment. Waste tempted waste,
showiness provoked rivalry, and was followed by
blusterihingEntisp Imperialism trie
ike d to compete with
earthen pots Llicereal i
pans that in the fable swam with the brazen ones, the
brittle Imperialism received, and is still getting, such
shocks as threaten to knock it topieces. With a purse leak -
lag at both ends, the Britain of the Imperialists finds
that Consmatismolitic is a paradox, meaning waste,
and—if not stopped—destruction. Farmers may
out for what is effect a return to the the
policy of the past; but while men live whose parents
can tell them of the times when the quarter-peck
.loaf
cost as., the manes will not submit to such
as those endured before the advent of Free Trade.
Still less will they do so when a Farmer Prince who is
paid his thousands a year from the earnings of his
mother's subjects, goes into business and competes with
farmers who help to provide him with luxurious means.
Let the land for which tenants-by-the-hundreds-of-acres
cannot be found, be let in smaller parcels, and still
smaller; let landlords give up the most obnoxious of
their reserved tights, let tenants have a continued
occupation of tbptr lands their fathers and themselves
have tilled, so long as they do their work, and farm
properly, and then we shall get, not fewer, but more,
of the hard-working, much-enduring Englishmen who
are alone able to set our country again in her proper
position as leader of the world. But when farmers—
good too, find that, after labouring half
their life where their fathers did before them, they are
turned out because "the College" or whoever claims
their land, will not grant any more leases, and is deter.
mined to have the whole rim-valley in its possession
they will think of broader lands, and throw their
hearts into other soil, where Imperialism is scouted,
and the people are poor, but free. Farmers in Eng-
land should choose their friends from those who strive
earnestly for their freedom, and have economised the
resources of the country, established her credit, reduced
her taxes, and given her peace.

Boom of our farmers want landlords to stand on the
seam level with other creditors as to the power of
*3 their debts, and an instance wm quoted
w= landlord swept _olf and left the other
creditors to whistle for their money. The mason of
the landlord's claim bsing bet is no doubt bosom his
property, being lrrimOvthls, memo( moms any tmee
or other burdens laid on it. If it wore moveable, like
stock, implements, furniture, or roomy, it might
Odb2evade Ina=or local tams t 0.... extent ;
ai so with lead, therefore it seems
equitable that the person who leads for hire • thing so
axed, should have the most mourity for the hire
thereof. But that thelandlord shookl allow the tempt to
get into arrears for year. and then mom with me fell
mom and take all, is praotkally=itable ; the
to landlord should be expected as much
promptitude sad ommonmase In the collection of
his mat as other creditors require to get in their debts.
Probably • Statute of Limitatloaa, giving the landlord
iggral liienthean:
Ise who Isla yearly thread only hem power to &Praha
for one year's rent, while the lessee far six years
might recover for idx years' rent—agreemesta and
lemma to be registered—might help to gala farmers
move ditty of temstely en=elag loop" lettinp,
while the other better -know their
Mamie of recover* their debts. As to the com-
plaint that other people% stook may be seised to most
In. tenant's debts,- that is • hardship to which the
=I. found in towns, where an upholsterer may
tenant for forager*, or even lead tham to him
°abbe, they remaining the property of the upholoterer
M would suppose_ t but being In law liable to be
ailid. by the landlord for his tenant's rent. Bath
ores have occurred in Weymouth, and lead to maks
furnishers very careful how they hire their furniture,
sad the grieveraos of ebb* Kr. Saunders complains
will have the smos offset upon °WIWI of gook ; they
will not too forward to send them upon land which may
be osentledwol • *mat in needy cfroumstancas. Of
amid the-balsam of furnishers
sad of larmersgT2 the law be mitered so as to
protect their goods a. Mock while in other maples
pomessioa ; but as yet the law does not favour the
owner's lotting the &Akio go out of his own care
Ii fact it favours every man keeping tile charge of hie
own geode. When the omen of lands suitable for
taking in stock find their tenants mance get stock to
take in, they will let them lands only to those who
can ensure paymeat of the rent, and when house-
' owners find upWletsrers will not furnish their homes
I for their doubtful tenants, they MU have to be more
armful to who. they let, or positiy go • little further,
and deal direct with the ftuisher' or give him •
guarantee that his goods shall not be seised for real.
Mesa while self-protectioamostbe eiwobed by farmers
and furnishers, as their ooly defame.

WATIEWOIVI o—ottri;ai".-Tlin am happy to bear
that Mame. Orockar sad Co., of this town, have
obtained the *attract for met iron yam pipes, valves,
and 000 ks, aad other works, in ooneeedoa with tint
water-supply to the town of Ohodleigh, Devon. The
pipes are of the same Mad as *se supplied by lbws
to ilvershot, Abbotabary, Wool, Mdreholt, ko. ;
they are sot galvanised, bat an coated with Dr. Asgas
limitles patent black peeparatioa.
ADnuns.—Oa Thursday impala( an address was
delivered at Allagton Hall by_tM Wm. J. S. Hateher.
otAll=on behalf of the Irp Menlo Christian
when Mau was a attend's.% The
"Pima kr these • frall, slaw whisk the
&simian (BSeuvt+7. Harrington) offered prayer. The
Rev. 3.8. took.. his steat, " Wl'.. Om-
*goes," kora ads ift. Th. speaks, mplained that
those WWI two WWI Of .pll.ullos, co, el whirls was
paean sod wrong, and ta• other was the oontastion
spoken of by St. Jode—octatendieg far the truth as it
I. in Jams Christ, which was of Um 'nested Imptet-
anos. Tbe spoke, earnestly 'Aborted time pelmet
that they first °attend to get that truth, and than
oontend for the epread alit. The able address was
listmad to with great Mention, sad at the close the
T,Naire prepased • vote of thasks to the Rev.
J. 8. Debase, which wee settonded by the Ray. J.
ffergaatua, and eusied in the usual way. Th. ...t-
ID dosed by sigh. wastiter him., and Lb* bestectio-
tioa lr'wmwdl7 tb• Syr. r. /team
Try. Poona; Waimea, Ara Wow—The augh-
t:age, Mr. A. Pop. (Major), Mr. J. Galpia, had
before them at Marparet Neumas,
a osiddlrepul wawa, employed at the
Steam Laundry Works, but who been in trouble
=lr shoat a shwa —Accordiag to Margaret's
she had been la luck, for har Meads lath.
ihnsrald Ida had teat het a P. 0.0. kr IL Tide abe
changed, sad was foolish enough to has, liss mad
drop of drink. Of coarse it (of tb• folloighe
" oyesassos" bre, and she was found lud bi
=Tshale in lb. Elliort Walks, with sostmt eitish
ram. they would oall themselves) shoat her.
--illsrpoat Moor ordered cd * fellows, sad found
Newman so drunk that she could act got up without
assiotaaos, so he helped her up, and took her to tits
steaks, she awing filthy Magnate at tbo lop of
les woke. 'rat ES had goes the say of drunkard's
mostor, for oafs 114 d. was fouad as hie whoa essiobed.
—Th. Mayor said she most be • dlereputahl•
Manger ; within the lam two saaatbre she had bees
npreviously suavioted.
yrs, sad ug - -yr owl hie for ;mother
ow. as her elessaeser is so well
knows Isere, to go beak to hes husband, r
ole plass where she ws• not so well haowu, aad
die could begla • raw Ilia

CILI7B. , The maul wawa meeting wee bell RA the Mats
Ansa Raid ea Waleraw etesesese. ILL H. W.
liewidas dWere were yrewat e/es—Mr. M.
G&W. Mr. Gomm Awe Aim ineepwer. Mr. Ardor
Leek Mr. (I. Audyewe, Mr. Iddbre, Mr. Arks,
T. lifeyelee. Mr. P. Seem is woe proposed by Me.
Glom eseeaded by Ms. Who" SYuSSe slime be
weeleeled. They werw—Mr. H. W. HAMM.. &dram.
CINWooI. ihwadow, viellereskleat rid Ireeeerer. Mr.
G. &WNW% bee. ourelmey. The leisearies sesesaf
wee pwara. é..il banes ef 27 Us. Td.
Tie smaael timer wee Mid shortly deer die needs&
wire *boat Xiii4lo.ll es a very =yr. Pew_ =timbre =
itrolazitt
44%11:
rasa. Ailed
cateraffialt7l.oB= W. widow
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TVA. mi. A.
See* tt.
ats.Vgt aimpir7W4.7.

After the repast, is sot coadocive to good sariculture, and should therefoee
The Osmium gam "The health of the queen.' TM be abolished. Agriculture bed not had • pro-porous time
least is drunk la all parte of Her Kenney a dominoes of lode, • meat meth calms having led to tint remit.
with great mormame. Led be wee quite sew it would First, there is the meat forehru then petitioo. During the
he thee fall justice to here, because Her Majesty hae very Mir time in the iron trate great quantities of
a* more howl subjects thaa the British 262.4341'mM'. reacisinem were east to all parte of the eortn, the object
(Airtior. ) was to produce. and the tionsniterscse was that when it
tee Odalatem wadi rive " The Prioe• n 4 PAzgams of hem. t Pr"doot the Produal to exceeded the demeod,
Wales wad the rest of the Royal Family.' It grieved and prices fell. At the outwit tint. money has • greater
him miry mock to hear that our royal f sneer feels the porehmAng poen than before, while fr... Use anoraks..s
drearou agricolture, and has one of hie farms throes qu milt, of roomette's, • large u ty rif add ia roluovell
on his hoods -But he was glad that Hit H. la going to me seem American andthe irurkinb suit. ha.. cseeJ
writ in the right way :he bee stew Male, and is going to pay Interest on their loan.; • vast amount of money was
to work like • raw ander& ) also invested in Joint stork companim, but it was found
The OSAMU' neat dere "The ArraY, liez.:lKL.itia, that was nobody's bushier and had come to gref, for the
Tecieminry, and Voleateere." The homer of land is joint stock oempanies it wee found w. re chiefly got up for
We, their_ eel _lnd her proved in AF the basalt of the promoters, and not of the shareholder.,
egg zelelen& The egiggewer egg thuds we altars and probably the mossy was altogether wasted in these
have, oad the yeomanry are reedy whenever they are mderpriem, Them tinge were so lotrewoven that it is
vested. He ampiel the names of Kr. Thornton and MOWS to emenge them and the whole tendency has
Kr. Bamako with the memory. and Captain Hodge been be win mirth scares. Then there la a groat want
with the veluntend of eineamt (wigs nations, they sell us their
Kr. Tmodurrost rentrong thanks, we Mraidthat kw this • are net willing to purchase sure to return on
yaw the mower, wort hams to appear only on private erne lerme. Another mon of the deprewdon of
ocaaniers snale es them, end indithimilly instead of eel- Mai agitedthe is the bed sessona. Ours are very
looltvely. as the Goveremeet had determined to keep emigre be their Mature, and the crop& in oarloot Plana
them at hew. He we. very MT, It was • Work= have hem ismeetably bed. Now it I. well known that
kind of oreamey—Orear, heory—for if it is worth while to bad barley is • moat unmarketable thing. lot It me. " Its
keep op the service it to worth doing well, and the few twonpotition the low dor foreign Imtler. and hardlyy
thoesaado would be well spent. Sir Stafford Northern' prim ma be got for It Thenteheirdurtion of °or" ge•
did not seem temporal* then very meek—that, cello= m been • failure, they he net for the expense* of
Shemin • pre deal of them. (4p1"..) He hoped gathering. alter an outlay of pspa 1:30 Per wet so th
the firmer, ' olub would supply NMI yews and elle; the runt to utterly unable to pay his rent, on land where
members to 11l up the reeks. Us.) perhaps the former tenants &lutist made their ()dunes.
Kr. 1. I. Howes reversed thare bed rites done We tare seen, Mt time., attempts made to beim such
solar the wlialitems..Zi had, never been so matters before the Ingislature : hut the feeling le that the
elided se at the dam ant wag every moms are natural ones, and that things trill Sid their
premed of their to room level. Something has, however, bean don.; the Imam.
mimeo of the cometheien t Look- airy from dews which farmers have enjoyed has been
Mg at the wenn of the premed and chat may mainly secured by the efforts of the GI ivernment, so the
be exposer to the tater*, there to an knowing how sore action of the Legislature has beau moo beneficial to
the volow•••r• NAT be !mad. not may • good fore, to ariesitore. (Mau) The termer Mould remember that
have about en but • useful ow. Wee hairs a war la lade a pansy on his rata meat r. on his inetiose•mx. so that
ea
well as In Zeltdand, and no can em tell what will if we are saved SE in the rates, that is mud ha 11i in the
happen In of Swope. Melville. Coghill, Chard, aad Incornetak (Hear.) Speaking or the Wow!' G'Y'rnategt
Brouthead bed Mow of what stun the army was made, 8111, M. Homer said, m now introduced, it is merely a
sad be traded that the volunteers, who are made of the skeleton measure. and • skeleton is not a eery pleasing
mos shall ea the army, will Coss forward and vie with object; Mt Itlo capable of being =Me a good ground-work.
the army in keeping up the hoarse of Zealand. The gnat principle of 'station and reprenotation being
The ofteourit bent my* "TM Bishop sad Clam of ow rd is the right arum mug' f° together, but
the Diocese aadail Deemalaatiom of Chrimilaa Kristen." the present system is • relic of the feudal Situ'.; certain
They could only regret that none of these gent knees are nominee. of the Crown doing all the county work, and,
firmesst to rotary thaike, for the lfarneers Club are although it may be found to susses well, on liceduht cd• the
always gad teem them. (Rear.) ability of the gentlemen appointed, slit the principle le
Dr. .4Munnit proper the health of that grand old not bonnet. He eat in hopes that them County B irds
sodomise, so mesh reword la this county—" The will take over all the county work accept the iodina
Lord Liettlenset.' We megt feel highly kosenzed that pelt, which be hoped rent be placed In competent band.,
gook • man limo to eng ewer —• ma who bee gained • and that the County Goverament Bill, if it is not of touch
world-wfde his and grei- value now, may be made • mar ona. (Apple me. )
Mgr tor the His work had The social enjoyment wee eimdaurid for sore • time, sod
been Chrigthe red we MI feel very a most pleased maim wee opent
te have • M Mad of our wen _
AA Wog ae we ger • erelontaa at the heed
of they do wrong. (Hear) He
gave the
Kr. Gina imeeisrevi yetritrtenbers sad tine
blesebsr fie tits Dereisseter." ( on)
Our membege ewe aid tried men : Kr. same
is dater • hemedield word In this county, espaally la
the neighimmetesed of Dordeseter, where lee Is beet Mows,
and wham ate pas And • we es useful as Kr. Myer
He is Minya reedy when celled on, net only In Ith own
neighbourhood, bet anywhere about the aounty. Kr.
Verna, to • solos of • Indy noble eke. and • ow of
rod Mood Judgment nod although he cans himself a Whig,
the speaker belleved he la • Conminotive. (No, no.) Tina
Other Dishy is • udders of • very noble father, all his
whoothente aro good, and, although be hag nos been
proved like oar Other member% he sincerely believed he
, would be Meal an excellent member. As to Kr. Itryiner,
berg privileged to live In the some parish, be could
• more truly good man dose not mist his heart and
pares are always copse. (Applanso.)
The Ontrune got the Mayer and Corporatice of this
' molar borough. Re was very sorry the Mayor wee not.
there ; bet the Corporation were well reprimand.
Aginatoriets had always had the reeted kinthen f
the Mayor sad they were &Myr" ROI follow I well
noel' He coupled with the tort the wow of Kr.
Gregory and Dr. Aldrfrista
Dr. ALlMllifti, at usfortmately, the senor mambo
present, responded. The Corporates an • very happy
(=and do their best for the larnets of the town,
a good deal of time in diem or ening what la tin
:cod, end tied, earnest sedesvour is to women the aid-
edema lather in every trade way. With their
market-bones and fairground, they endeavour to meth
this • wised depot for esdoul torsi produce —Dr.Aldrider•
, than gave the health of the worthy sad emaiket choir.
mak iirlatees.) No Alter man could be chosen; he
was ea agricaltorist born and bred. "ad who had taken •
' thorough lamest to the club. (ropithee.) Dr. Aldridge
, wee sorry he own not congratulate his friends on the
' prosper of wraiths, tethers had bem losing some
daft* • year, and how that wee lobe made up, or
bow../rioulturlate mold be sanguine, was beyond him
to TM. EMU it was desirable to see • silver Mini to
ern r orsd, sod he hoped It would develop shortly lot •
blase, and the agriculture! Intend rile over that sten of
adversity, and prosperity again reach our shores.
(Agauteter we, drunk with three Wein and ore
The CILLMHASI responded. We know the gift of =re
="by Dr. Aldridge, and he had flattered bun.
the lest swim the duties had not been very
onerous, and he thanked Kr. Athlrern and Kr. Smarm
lon the way in which they had supported him. Re gave
the health of the Itee esoretary, Kr. redrew, from
whom be 664 always received the greatest hinders, and
who had always been ready to reader kis honorary
ervices with the greatest kinder' sad coseray.
(Otseers.)
Kr. Miami retrained thanks. Heot not to take
exerptiona He ought mot to take azreptles to anything
said to-unlit:bet port of it was m seempi ration of the old
story. The Cludrame geld his dude were nothingmad he
was andeled by Mr.Aalrews sad Kr.fieundere. I non nel eel
him of the warm who *eked one of his boys—'
George, whstrovenataboutr "Robing Bill, sig." "And
what are you dein& Bill I" 'Nothing at all, Mr. I"
(Laughter.) But • wide amount of ditties, sod some
unpriong owe, are in every Mhos Kr. Hawkins has
dose everything he mold to carry forward the duties,
andsoleseXtohapisaneatiadors and a krualls individual,
the earretary, comae In at the tell end. Re hoped the
P,rme b will be what it ought,--• club Were gentle-
men Goa meet to tell their experience, and although some
of the hike gig Um • little olitim ton to married men
stayer up • litito later in the emelag, be was Medd it
we. a litho hit of hunerg to pet the blame on the
larnegrelimeenltglasseooror.
Prose
Kr. Rom visioned "The Tetra and trade of Dor.
cheery" with elegance of time who woe Into the town
itztetheersivite with morearies of their bodnieo:
they fouled • very coovialest pi bee. with
he
starlit morwoodation le the anything out
oblehand IMO IS Well as in any :lon. England and
Dori:Meth to wen Mere ais_uood businen tows_ (stoic)
ithrymag has heard of the Wed of Engler Iteposikwy.
oondiarded by Mr. Jed he would wooer him name
with the toast ) He g.ve"Tb, Town and
trade of Dorchester, beg may
_it flourish, and ako
coupled with it the MIMS el Mr. Xenia Look, Yr, Rill,
Mr. Gregory, and Kr. Wel6t (Appraise
Kr. T. them rekinted Year limbed Uved In Dor-
chester for upwards of K years, mad Ids father sad
greedbether before hiss, ao that hk family had lived is
Dorchester for Went ISO years. The town and trade of
Denderter depends wee this opicelturiste true, trade is
rather depressed sows they have had the seasons agalast
theme and foreign egmernUou Me made it bad but he
nopea for baiter Vim The inbeimate of Dorotester
are very earthis hi do everything possible to promote the
advancement of pereire; he (Kr. Law) had done the
heat ha gar, bad gent amain from the &rival =zeta
and Mould dreelo elnikini to dose, while they fa
him with their order. (Appian's)
Kr. 3.7. Rooms proposed the health of the excellent
tresesorse or Use Math Kr. Owens Saunders. LW
year ie consequence of Mr. Daiwa aret being able to does, be
was so kind set, take the odoe of vim chairman, and
vay eileilently be Ailed It He had before very kindly
undertaken to seaman, the linenelel part of the club,
and so well bad he managed that he always
IValasibrince on Sheeler sidei of the books. 5, loth as
that was thecae, there wag no neer to doubt the
propertry of the Dereheater IMMICS' Club. (Applause.)
Kr. OltArlen mei that Kr.
Hodge had and_ is moduli= =Pun sthdaitglieu(Kr. Saunders)
deserved. He had been treasurer of the club from Its
eommenoseseek and not sway on here now who were at
that thin Still he Mae to hope, front the inermsed
dation they would have sprinted erne one else to carry
out the dudes of trimmer and the Miles of dosolosirman.
(No, no.) He was not wardeirethe agricultural part of
this orate, lead gone back MAI merry that was •
very lore, nomutt; no they &an bona gottlog
groom WM Most, earn wpg 54tsai of low value. end
they got km of It No doubt they had been Mies In more
ways den one' bet with Blithe gook they were iodised
to look herefully to the froth sad expect to get to the
bright side by, sad by, and add he, the sooner the b ester.
(Appleton! If not, WM would become of the Laded
Interest? The vales of the load would become very much
depredated, and the lauded error will have to go
abroad. slur would be • very sad state of thlog. 4,e
agriculturkto they enspatideed with the dewed= of
Wile. for without he prosperity ossioulthe cannot pros.
per, mid dandle depression In both some together now.
yet he hoped webs,, sem the worth Heweuldllk.tohee
some speakers give their Wades se toll. erge,• hie belle(
was then are ewe radios! mew (hear, bather laughter)
at the back of it. Free tends was • necessity at ow time
for they could we feed the pantie and had to look Mewl:
but Woe than our colones have grown, and aow we have
• great deal wire from abroad than wo wet there is
no rases why the foreseer should not be made to lit
us • little le the wth of taxes. (Hear, bear) The •::•.41Ur
laereswed eget of labour for mayoral yeas, Past, has bees •
wry great obstacle to progress: but now it row that
labour bas tare • move in the opposite direction. (Hear.
hear.) Ha was sorry that drier the per year be had
been the reprenereive of their worthy and r.g
Mead Kr. D whom he had found very iIL r tr.d.
last meeting. Kr. 0p055 *sushi agtholthe mast beet
• great diement tomer thew wee, set Mtn reoregested
at the erle. But them dohs gird the mews of fanners
APO agetionderal ea ebbe otherwise
tthermito deathehabeet". beige iessned
ter thethanb‘cdub.aadtinearldberbe)
eradleirden Matt ItnePosell She health of tgin dram ap
whom they were very meek brobted, They had suss
had num but be aims swag this, with the meme
helping to pi the work dens, end Mill lives sod ligurkb:e
hire--he meant the Mond comerited with slaw oaten-
tken—Kr. &trot. (Anplansel. sad
Mr. Howes "Leap mad deep may you plough, Kr
Iddison."
Kr, Borstioet Mum& drake. The majority of the
ateendaels at the lewd Club eteetheas were other
than farmers, and he theePt that when taoanropond
alallOnr all the easenth of e the club
as one man. kniik) reforriag to the promeseacil
apinaltere, the spasker sag Wags are amine to such •
n;ith maw and luso as will mere a farmer Amp.
look flaw. higok ;Mt he hoped the dear Weald
dm and farmers with get another tars, sad
go on rune( lan better. Nothing in the
country is now in • let.lap der bet moon know
more of the state of farmers than mining eke, The
owes of the peersl depreethe was beyond him: but
over-peoretion had remettilag lode with it. He did mot
any proteation weld do good that la time terrain
may not pay go heamly as they do bow, in proportion to
other people. A lowers at Son 10 per cwt. would not
have musk to do with the matter they wanted • brier
security Is the lend for thole outlay ;_ but the fawn to e
cothipthed am he Is wed, preys for
rdagi La= wa,_ oiler it We are sentiV reeds, sos.ezmhave
=es=siiesd thriesTwill have to my r,
them la UM it, well rue Li dad, they in beastargars
In then way. At laresere mediaga patios are put
eases ado but the Mow mar to lake • great Wend
In Pentles_frim the way the lazes bear as him, The
Priam of Wake, he belimed, ati.aai&q.a/ inrmalg:
Sm.
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add the Leedom Orb lage
Iyea jsle lewd alarms as ft iamb She Vol
▪ liZiMoserair ectimitt Lee telleg gra *Ogg out
°lt •uor MM.* ked, when it mast hove bre known
they were est OhoinerV of the Ina.%
ter nag t mem mar he Nilm4 • liddlemee, ied it was very Wier earl est where meg
have ••• • Ohl& head of stook, bid are Is the hart el
tildes in emit frer (mama that lb. par, gst day after
their arrival they ism be Wed fer neat Ither
Kr lamer gave th• hod* of Mr. Meerllo
uramillotot, after wired the farmer le
kW ammo tarred in pe=si!t!ear'wee 'afraid taw are leo
mitasellow the Math Ha nide weer with Mg.
grenadine as to the law of-distrom, it ilegl
ham been inottenesill erleinally to hamagamriag
had bahoovaty redder ter est: sherd cm •
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