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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-01

A FaithIR Frisnd.--0n Wednesday
evening. after dark. . gentleman in The
vicinity Of Fifth and Elm stree 0. founaju
Ihs s,rest . child. barely old enoue ) Ia
walk and islk li,ls. bui not old enough
20 tell is own name OF the name OF ne
parents. The lille vsaderer vas neatly
exhausted, but by us eide siood ils lrsnJ
la very FINE dog. The noble animal
seemed more conscious Of ihe condition
Of bis charge than the child itself did. and
when ,hr gentleman approached the child,
he viewed ~ith dis,rust and prepared 10
resisi l. Jury ifii had been olfeud. The
genlleman took The child Up. and in com
psny ~i'h smother person. brought il f0
our Office. The ~sndsrer Soon |, n s,leep
IN The mans arms. and 90 IL was carried
slong and in our office. where il w,s ps.s.
ed from one To another. no sfTor, could
induce the deg To drsert or 10 be sepsra.
ted irnm IL. When any one took the
ehIld, he you'll spring upon him, exam.
Inc his poison. smell the child. and then,
II satisfied ,ha, The child VAS ,afp, @ onlI
crouch down BY the iest oil the person
holding il. In few minutes sllsr reach.
lrg our Office. persons IN search Of the
ch'ld received Il. and a. soon rs they got
out IN The direction of the ch,ld's reel.
denre, the faithful animal lesufird in eve.
~ possible manner his joy and conscious.
ness that the child was safe. and then ior
the first time did he appear 10 be willing
10 be separated from Il. Those who arc
So fabid for killing dogs should have vii.
messed this. aud learned tie fidelity and
silec.ion Of.he noble animal.
81 Louis Republican.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-01

LET IT NEVER bE FORGOTTEN II a tie
present. hard umes--,he arrangement oil
The curfrncy--,he Inv price Of pioduc.
f'ons Of every kind. and the downward
tendency of all the interests Of The country
tnw ards rum end destuciion, are the ~.
suit Of q Continuation of ihs Democratic
policy. Tie means. by which the Wings
uPon coming intp power. promised 10
teslnre col fiti~nce. establish a sound and
uniiotm curreTcy, aud Isise the prices ol
the products ofiabnr, have been defeated
And WIN have united v nh the irai,n.ous
accidental head nl The Government in de-
s,to, INC The foundation If prosperity lard
by The Wing! The Democratic ra,ly.
Who have rcj"ced and sung hntsnnas oi
praise ioJ 'hn Tyler, f,r ,etuing the char.
ter nj U. S.. Bank. upofI the establish.
meni Of which alone depends q snund
currency snd return of prosperous i,mes
to the enonuy! The Democratic party.
Let il never be fbrgn,teh then; tina, John
U, Ter is carrying OF, aud continuing the
Van Buren, Democratic pollcy==,he poll.
cy winch nineteen SAFES Of this con.
feterary set the seal Of their Reproduction
nP"n IN 1910. let i, never he furgot te n
tia, 4 United Sac. Ba1k. (snd Tariff
The grea, remedial measures oI the Wing.
the measures Of Washington and Mad
ls"n, whlch restored the prosperity Of
the country in former tunes. when its
resources aud etIsrgits had been exhaust
ed by ~ar--is declared nv John TYLER To
be unconstitutional. and that the Demo-
cratic party cay Amen. let il never
cease to ling in the ears uf the people tia,
the Democrats and their ally John TYLER.
declare sir,UaIy, that this country shall
never sgain have National Bank, upon
sh'rh depends lie restoration of conf
dence--a sound currency and an adequate
return for Tie fIalls Of their labor.
Nashville Bsnaer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-01
GEN. HARRISON ANnARANK

VEN. HahhtSON AND 4 BANk.
u has been sageIy argued BY some al
he Lpros. that because Mr.. Tyler. WIN
was elevated by The Wings to power. ve-
,oed The Bank Bills, that Gen. Harrison,
4 he haa lived; would have done the saol E:
In lo"kIng over some old parers the 9th.
er dav. We cant. across otIe conlsin,ng
Gen. IArrisoh's Greenville speech: CD
riosity led Us 10 Examine H.. aud from il we
take the following txtrscr:
But lIhave been dehOutced as bank
man. Well; le, I, go. | am co lar a
bank man as | believe sverv rational
'epubl,ran ought I" be. aud no further.
The Consuiu,nn Of the United States
mskes il the duty If The Gov. rnment -
provide WAYS snd mems for the collection
nj disbursement. Of The putllc revenue:
II the People deeh il Necessary To the
proper discharge Of the functions Of their
Government TO create a National Bank
,'roperly guarded and regulated, | shall
be the last man, II elected President, 10
sci up my authority sssins. that Of these
milIinns di american heemen. |, ID
neediul to have larger money circulation
~ lsnd of liberty than an empire Of
iesp"i'sn. Destroy the poor mas cred
II. aud you desuoy his capitsl. The
,'essant who toils ,acss.an,Iy to maintain
his furnishing household. IN the hard
"onsy countries Of Europe. rarely. if
ever. heraDss the noble lord who pastures
his " n 'cks upon Thousand hills
There are. necessarily. difficulties con
neeTd with every form aud system Of
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-01
81 Louis Republican.

Cotton Factories in North Carolina.
There are IN ,h,s SIa'e. % cotton Fac.
torres running 49.6sl .pindIss. employ
ing 1850 persons. with . capital of 81,
02O,3oo: and located in Chatham |. Cas-.
well Il Rowan l. Cumberland 8, Davi- |,
Davidson l. Edgceonbe l, Gu,llord 1,
Montgomery !. Orange 2. Rsndniph Q,
Rocking ham !, Richmond l, Surry /. and
SIokes l.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-01


The following statement has been hand
ed the Philadelphia Gazette, BY gentle.
man Of that city, for publication. The
New York Journal Of Commerce; Of
Tuesday last, took some notice of the
movement: PEI, LntsI.
at is confidently believed in New Or
leans, that an agency Of tie Bank Of Eng
land has been established in that city for
the circulation Of the notes Of that inslitu
ton, and that they already form to some
degree a paper medium there. II is
moreover pretty well ascertained that 81.
milar agencies are to be established in all
the principal ciiiesEof the Union. If this
prove 10 be the case, land prima lacie il,
is worthy Of credence) the A merican ship
ping business viii be greatly Injured, as
English carriers will be substituted for
our own; It's greatest effect, however, will
be- to open the eyes OF this nation TO a
prevailing medium Of exchange, which
can only be effected by the establishment
OF SOME well regulated National Insti,u-
lion: and that necessary measure, il an
pears, Is about 10 be FASTENED By the en-
lighlened operations of sister nation"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-01

We refer those Locofocos who COM
plain Of violated pledges and hard times,
10 the following short article from the
Jonesborough Crenn.) Wing:
"The foolish opinion is fleqnenily ex-
pressed that the Wings have been in pow
er so long and no relief has yet come,
none Of the fair promises made in 1910,
have yet been realized, the times grow
worse and worse, DC. The Democrats
who use This language, pretend not TO
know that President Van Buren's policy
Is staI in effect; no change has been made
with respect 10 National paper curriers'
cy; no steps have yet been taken to pro-
ieet American labor; and Ri,foui change
Of causes, how could there be change Of
effects. Its now time for Democracy TO
cease complaining OF bad results from
their own measures, unless they turn
against their own principles. II Demo-
Gratis were more sagacious thsn they are,
they would praise the condition of the
country. and trace the present prosperous
state Of things TO The wise policy Of Mr..
Van Buren,, continued by iIrcT friend Mr..
Tyler"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-01

has sly ding 70 10 With Il, Ihhrv
before ikt SfnaiP, Cor ~ EsiifG alirn. Ne
bape sad trusi iiai lhs tiIae has noH as.
II arrived. Whsu AI. Webster. willog,
any ineoasenience 10 himself. and wi.h.
on any Disregard 20 ihe public Interest,"
nav Gun position whirh must hare ben
conlinnslly irks0me a. him. and N akieh
nosking Bbfa high sense of public du,y
could have detained him His Wiz
friends are waiting The event. with era,
anxiety. They have great confidence 4
his adherence 70 he principles d he par.
ly-snd they ere rrsdy % receive him
INTO their arms and their eonhdenee. !,
soon As he can shake himself clear of IN.
concentrating contact Of the Loeofoco
President ] Tyler"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-01

Col. Benton, il ls2f. enitrlsined apfn
ions respecting men and principles very
different .rnTn' those which he processes
now. The necessity Of eating ORES
words. now and thea. may be rsrknnrd
among the hardships Of a Po;ilicsn's life.
'fhey resemble in ihst particular lie old
hesihetf divinity. Saturn. Who Was said
10 dssnur bis own .fspnns. The ioIIaw-
ing Is an exirsc, from = leuer publ, isrd
snh Col. Bent,n's own signature in the
Missouri Tnlelhgsncer Of October 29d.
1874:
"The principles which would govern
Mr. clsy's administration. 10 elected. are
well known 10 tile nation. They haze
been displayed upon The hoor Of Congress
Tor The lat seventeen Years. They con
si,,uie system Of american policy. bas-
ed on the agriculture and manufactures Of
his own couniry-upon interior as vel
ss foreign commerce--uron inierna. ss
ssif ss ssa-bnsrd improyemenl-upon
the independence Of the new world. close
commercial alliances with Mexico aud
South America. II IL Is said that others
would pnrsne the same system. we an
swer fhss NE founder If The system 10 The
natural executor ~ his 0wn work. That
the mos. efficient protector Of American
iron. lead. hemp. wool and cotton, would
he The triumphant champion Of the new
Tariff; the safes. friend TO Inferior com
mercs would be the statesman who hiss
proclaimed the Mississippi 10 be the sea
OF The West--lhs most zeaious promoter
Of internal Improvements. would be The
President, who has irlumphsd over The
Prssldrn, who opposed the Construction
"f nsiionsl rnsds and catsls-he most
successful applicant Tor treaties with Mex.
rco and South America wrlld be the elo-
qneni adsoca,s Of their Own indepsu-
dsnce." .....:@. -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-01

A plant. called The Polar Plant. has
been discovered on the Western Prainrs..
and specimens seHs on 10 the National
Institute Al Washington. II j. species
of lern. with one large ilai Leaf. whoss
plane always points 10 fhs north end
semh. Thus has Providence furnished
. vegetable compass Cor the hunters. Trap.
pers and Indians Of the Far West in lheir
wanderings through The prairies.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-01

Pkonography.-Al late English work
has The following account Of new disco.
very. viz: The arr Of r,ifing Ly sonnd:
.Anolher ART has been lately added 10
various forms of abbreviated writing,
which seems far more available lhan any
which haebeen hilherio Invented. hs
called Photography, Or literally wiring
BY sOund-illai is. wiring each word e.
acily as il Il pronounced. |, does away
altogether with The tedious method of
spelling. for il has distinct signs for all The
sounds Of The human sOiee. II is appli.
cable 10 all languages. We have beiurs
us book containing part Of The Scrip.
lures in English, French. German, Chi.
nese and Hebrew, all written in he pho
nographic' character. Nothing has We,
been invented. which comes so near 10 he
universal character" so much desired
BY Bishop Wilkins. II generally intro
dnced. il would be- very valuable acqui-
siiion 10 the deafand damb. enabling Them
10 express their thoughts with almost az
much rsPidily Is Ne can do BY speech"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-01

The annals Of inioxicsiian scarcely
furni.h more shocking ease than ha, just
occurred near The civ Of Rochester. A
Ms. Turk ~ss burned 10 death By her
clothes iskins ERE WHINE she vas drunk,
and while Der husband. though lying BY
her. was ioo drunk 10 save her from de-.
siruciiOn. Her rlo,hing vas slmos, ~hol.
~ burned, saving only small fragment
between her shoulders ard The ground
where she lay: end her body sss burned
10 q crisp. Rochester Posi.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-01

JoHN Quincy ADMINISTRATION wears
ago John Quincy Adams entered The ser.
vice Of his country at the darkest period
OF our revolutionary history. and from
that day to this, he has been a, the posi-
Of PuSl'c: duty. faithfully Iaboring in be,
hall of the principles out of which the
Revolution sprang: the principles of self
government and civil liberty. And now
we find him with intellectual powers I'M
impaired, and with heaft as true to The
cause to which his boyish hours were de-
voted as when he stood by his fathers
side on the quarter deck Of the Boston
more than half a century ag,. The Anne.
rlcan pe"ple-,he Wings of this country.
should be grateful that in crisis like the
present such a man should be spared IN
lhem' and that the living testimony of one
'ilns edutated should be heard in defence
OIL their rights against tyranHy and oppres
e'oh' Phil. Lu-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-01

ME. WEBsTER.-Whcn the Uarrisan
. ao'net brokesup, Mr.. Webster alone re-
tanning his place, il was understand ,b.,
!'e completion Of the important negntia-
l'"ns Just entered on with Great Britain
constituted The chief reason that induced
N" Secretary Of State 10 continue in Of
nee The Boston Alias, alluding to This
SUBJECT concludes an article thus:
4" The Treaty with England has heen
compietad' go far as TIC Secretary Of State
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-01

Tie MoRiain b0ys.-Ths Tay de
Western Wings do iLsir Young. 10 eau
lion 10 k.aro Facos. Until Il ear thunder
began 10 pnnr down bpnn "a. ws sefe
quite ehaI.lall.n Even about he 6assr
nur's rleelian. Bot Gov. Morehssd re-
pied. in answer 10 some inlsIregs'ofy
implying dnShi on The sutjeel-" Jasi
ssli until the MoInIsin boys launch their
earthquake. and that y al sellle 'he ques
lion." Bot ,sid some one. May be,
they Willie eaugh, nsppinslI The Wings
in some other portions VI lhe Nst~."
!. No danger" ,aid The Governor. !. they
siR'l Of The go-asleep breed, bu, II ,hey
we're % disposed, The Mountain lad,ss
souldn'i LEI them. There 10 20 fear Of
surprise. you may dspsad upon il, When
bright eyes sid rusy checks take such IN
Ierrsl in the maItsr-il m.krs every Thing
sork like magic" And sure enough The
Governor Was right. When Bunenmbe
end Henderson came laundering down
with lis 1000 majority. Rulhsifard ~iih
With its 1900. old lItdsll with her 1927:
Burke with her 1900. &C.. ne fell iruely
proud ofourglorious !" WESTERN RE-
SERVE" As long % me West thus
dnes her duty, little DETECTION elsewhere
10 but . " fash in the PAN" Raj Reg.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-01

eessEnusui, b5l 4 shobl1 Sc Sc sin sEd
.ahjse, 81 Ire slalfsmsh 10 faFn ne test
ihsli,ulnas within his power % nsks.
far he coed Of his eennsTy."
Nas lst rssfy lefscung man say
~hslhsr be bcl,eses Gsn. Hsrris0n . on,d
have a3pdssd BHk. The presenl Con
srsss enmsng isssh IRON me people slah
some ID o. 20 msja5iiy wsaid hsrs
sa.shsd bin that The people wished spsl.
an institution. and in secord.nee sah
his former practice. he would no, eppasr
. measure adopted BY he peoples repre-
s.nississs. Letths people hs.en IA hi.
siisies: he says " ID 10 needial 10 have 9
larger money eiseUlslian 10 . land ol
liberty Than in an empire Of dsspoti.m."
And - 10 our irm bsheI that sirlnnl 81
ins.iltAion % give 10 a sound nslional
currency. Ne shah never siprrisrrs thai
happiness ~i'h which the country wss
ehssed fss years ago.
Charlotte yonr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-01

Tor les 1sys, and. 81 my rSqssti. sic
ealisd silh ne On abe Bsll.ny's. and ~
silsd re gflsBp % lown. Rnse Bsllany.
che ynangrr. i - Ihis monenI sne 81
The nru sl.rs % ore seasBa secardsngiy.
ard M.ss Belhny ard earned On ne
~ars weskfy. 81 Aimaek's. and nighily
III soma wax rgha paradise az 0Hhef. and
Lsay has hlAR n love viii
ihsaA bah. saf lfsalS thsm Eks dssgh.
lefs.
50 y~6 see sl.SaeA ( r.ssed Cor ,
hspsEay sish he Milmpsans. / turned
ouf sovereign % ne SslE.mJs5
.Psss The bottle Z
= Bloody cheracfer.--A man namei
Henry Samson. Who died in Paris na
long since Il ne age Of 81. has flied n,
once of exeev,ionrr under the Ffentl
government since he Was about 20 yesrl
Of age. and il il supposed that he m,
ssfrk mefs lives fash any olhrf exc,
ealioner Thar ever lived. Having neyel
been himself polnscian. he managed lhs
guilloins far bash parties during The pr.
rod shen that fearful engine vas in such
consIsnf fefhisitiaa by successful par,
i'ssns. IN those times he siIurk aG Iron
% 10 90 heads day. ID WAS . mattel
OF ind,ifereLee IN him whether hrs Wet m
~ere Kings aud Queens or ragged dea,o,
eIs's, or whether there were mare or lee,
~ number. he being. ss he Dnderst,oad j.,
tie servant efihe law srsi bound 4, ab. y,
sskng no Questions. re struck OF Ihs
heads II Louis XVIII. Maria Aniuintiis,
Dani"n. RobssPiers, &c. &c. and IsiIrrly
Of Freseha Ahbr.hd. and Other eonspI.
rsiors sgafns, ihs life Of Enuis Philippe.
Truly. Sanson has been a man of bEnod.
What hls death bed Reflections were !,
not stated. Probably such being wss
never uoublsd HiIh reflections.
horirieh Cowitr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-01

HENRY CLAY.-Ths q, hafIslis
ReEisE, thF OE6AN par kxolllsHff, 81 9.
cary. 10 i.s lssi nS~hsT. has - sf.lrls
hes6Ga. = Clay IN he Sid sssin. Ihs
sssafs lhus opsass
.clsv ii . 6ns frllo~. Hehsaeo ld.
Ne 10 90 brave. ard % the paiiisesl sififf,
hs nees IhaAdsFias sluna q DC hfsd =
rs hoes. IN The Van - Inc slr.fe. = 81
lan.ly. ard 9th 80 hsrahly erssI. Like
he 5oaaekt II Henry Nv. ~Assesei ih'
ksAl = holssi and he bless he leavissl
! lhere sueaas is ahils fallrr = The Sc
nal 70 his trends Of he peial Il pressure,
and he dirsc,inn 10 which they sh"sld
foAow. Tie is smen esery ineh 81 ban
-sarih fighting. uorh beaiitg."
And Il Is ihHs Ihsl the nebls and gsl'
lanl Harry Of lie Wea' satr's admire
fisn e.en from bis biueTssl pnl'neal oppo'
nenIs. They cannot help yielding hin
Tie inblIs 81 their praise.
.7ierandria Ga=fife.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-11
WATERMAN DEcIs1oxl
BY REY. joan ropp.

I-Itis not difficult 10 be decided, were
this all; bat to Be decided and firm while
the feelings and voice are, as soft as The
lite, is difficult YpurIchila has no jutg-
rhent. Many times every week, anh
sbmeiitnes every day, he must BY denied,
ahdh his wishes will BE made to submit tp
YOURS. When heis ven YOU mast Of NE.
oessity be constantly thwa1ting bis ineh-
dati61s, foFbi3diss Elm, o. commanding
bin aud wher se is sick. you "a uSt force
him, and stand further than ever alooi
ison indulgence. Evsn when you feel
that hs is Cd the bad of death yon must
daonlrol him, govern him, command him
and see that be obeys, Your own deci.
sson. energy and frmness must never va,
Ser lot moment 10 bis presence. While
{ motheris heart pleads FOR indulgence
iou must have q resolution which will
| lead ybu;o do your duty, even while The
heart bleeds, and the eyesweep. Tha
noble mother who held her child while BIZ
lse vas amputaied. and did il with firm
ness which he dared not resist, and witt
tenderness that m ade him feel tina, ahs
did ii Tor bis coed, who does mol admire
The two qualilies--decisio and mildnesi
--sre seldom foand 10 map. He is eittel
tpo stern, or loo lenieat. But the mother
sae can possess them both, and have then
both i'd exercise at the same MON emit
She must, however, have The aid Of Hea
ven. She must seek il in PRAYER, at the
foot Of The Throne, and there she viii ha6
/ ii.
I'could point you TO a son who cher
shes he mpmofy Of his molherEas sona
ching inexpressibiy dear and sacred. Shl
vas 4 WIDOW. and, be her. onIy SON.
When Alyoung man, be said or did some
fthiue.in The presence Of bis sister AM
cousin. both young ladies, highly impFo
per. His mother told bin Of ibis fauI:
mildly and kindly, and requested him 4
make an apoicgy to the. girls. This b
declined. she insisted upon il, and evsi
/ laid her commands. He refused. Sk
next requested him TO 90 With her int
Ibis chamber il aTshird story. He com
lPlied. She iheH-Nly coolly took the key
and told him she should lock the dool
and be would neither see her face, nor're
csiSe food. till be submitted.
Ii The next day, she called atthe door
the prisoner. aMy sen. are you ready
comply with my reqsess !"
mo, mother"
Tie second day. the same question = I
asked, andt same answsr reesived.
! The third day. she went = the 900
and said, James. you think by holdin
I ont thus, your mother Will yield, an
core to your terms but you do moi kno
Il her. i am ia the path Of duty. and
dsAali mol Weld till the iiWbers 81 this hoal
! decay snafall. should I've 80 lOnglP
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-11
A SMALL FARM.

fihIr. Drew, Tie editor. Of he Maine
Farmer, cpltivaies bat single acre Of
land, the produce Of which suflices 10
chief forthe support Of large family
One third Of the acre he devotes ID corn,
which he selacts Of the mos. profitable
species andyraises aiierIthe most approved
modern plan. He aianures the land we'll,
and plants by measurement. This third
/ OF an acre has yielded for several years
thirty bushels Of corn for grinding, be.
sides a small quantity for faiieuing swihe.I
The quantity is all his family needs
The same, piece OF ground Yields two or
three loads pumpkins for the table. and
for a COW and SWINE, besides a Sufficient
supply Of dry white beans for family use.
/ 50 much for one third OF the acre. Ga a
Isnali portion Of land, about dozen rods
square, be raises on the average sixty
bashels Of onions, which bFiag 10 the mar
| ket sufficient sum for the purchase Of
wheat and rye flour. Thus the corn and
onion patch supply Mr.. Drew's family
With all their bread. Two other beds are
DEVOTED 10 mang.e wurtzel and carrots. Of
which about 6fty bushels are raised for
iha cows winieF pTovender, whichis more
llhan returned in milk and butter. -A 3d.
! iasp patch Yields Ill that are needed for
tide table add . surplus for the live stock.
Sb' for the pork and poultry, the bread,
milk. butter. AID chief vegetables are sap.
Piled, leaving sufficient space for the eul-
ovation Of turnips, cabbage. beans, peas.
eneutnbeEs. melons, etc, and goossber.
lsias, curraats. tnd a few choice apple, pear.
and other fruit trees. All this is the pro-
tdpcs Of sipgle acre. worked mostly BIZ
! single pair 81 hands Is not Mts Drew
lto be elvieds Ii bis glorious irdepen-
aehce, how nnst be pity Inc multitude;
EoE idlefs who sarong tfs cities. and who
have foand too lais that the profession .o
d non PRODUCER is miserable lottery
with million blanks to single prize -
FYet. what Mr. Drew achieves almost anJ
lrnay do. Until MORE actually pursue
lsinilar course, If viii De vain To talk o
permanent change 10 the tines"