The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-03-06
WHY SHOULD FARMERS TAKE 4
NEMSpAPER

Fsra. From policy aud due regard 10
Their own interests. rs The cultnatofs d
the SOIL It IS night that they should rap
tho benefit, when from the numerous Gnu
ses OF flIctuatlon 10 markets, the pHce d
produce IS raised above ITS ordinary value.
But is thus often the case Do those who
by The sweat Of their brow, have soWed
and reapcd aud gathered in tie golden har
vest. profit by the increased price Of -four
and other grains Ga the contrary, - It
not, in ninc cases out OF ten, tie fortunate
Spectator, who, By watching The foreign
markets, nud BY his know ledge Of affairs At
home, steps IN before the farmer, and cool.
Is pockets al the gains The latter, Mt
home by his tires.de, destitute Of the IN.
poftanl information which so small SUN
Is one or two dollars might procure for
him il expended on good new paper, sells
his wheat AZ lie usual price, lille dream.
ing how much he IS loosing by tie baf.
gum, while tie wiser sWcua'or makes a
snug little ioruu of $4,000 or SIS, 900
~ a day. Year nfter year has this been
the case, and yet how few Of the farmers
10 our wheat growing countries have pro.
fitted by their dear.boughl experience, so
as ontail themselves Of the changes which
so frequently occur We rcl,crale the
Warning and advice, bot both are regarded
as the voice Of interest. md newspaper IS
looked upon az an article Of unnecessary
expense IN q farm house, b. those Who II
they regarded their own prcuutnry inter-.
est would subscribe Tor one al once, even
II Obliged to curlaiI IN some other quarter.
Secondly . \ hrmcr should take u news.
paper, FOR the sake u lis children. Il he
would not have them grow W 10 ignorance
81 what is passing around taCm Of home
and nbroad--lf he would prepare them co.
a proper discharge Of their duties as citl
z-as, he owes 10 them to give them the
benefit Of this weekly instructor, coming
into The family without hustle OF pretence
and performing its office without failure
or delay. There Is vast amount Of pen
eral intelligence condensed "a the narrow
Itnts Of well conducted paper. Muct
Of this can be obtained in no other way
and for tho remainder, the student mus
wade through poadcrous Volumes 81 waste
his youth over lie midnight lamp. What
ever may be though, Of It by our friend. il
the country, We know that taking a eooc
newspaper ls cheap way Of dtiuslng N.
formation through family circle; aud wC
kaow too, that It will, as n general rule
put ten dollars IN the pocket Of the farmer
for every ono II draws out.-N. \. Sun
During Mr.. kean's performance Of Rich
ard the Third recently at the Park Thea.
ire, New York, green Nermonler, who
was stranger TO the mimic art never Inv.
ing been at a theatre before, took scat IN
The PIT near The orchestra, aud was obsery
ed to watch The performance with absorb
ing interest. He neither Joined IN the ap
pnuse nor IN the Kisses lnvishcd on the
suPes, but silently aud ndmlrinely LOOKED
on at the play. lie heard the drum bes,
to arms at Bosworlh Flcld-hcard Rich
nrd's stirring address to his army, aud
OF Richmond nIso--he saw the onslau II,
and heard The clash of arms, but at length
Richard comes reeling in, overcome almost
by the loss Of blood, and the disasters Of
the day, cry ing on, AT the top of his voice
A horse horse my kingdom for n
horse : The Nefmonter rose and SUM
out
Look here, stranger, | han't got no
horse, but have a first rate bob.,ail mare
round here al the stable as shurc. footed
n crIiter as ever canlercd, JUS, hold on
there I'm bland if | don't bring her TO
you right off.
The Vermonier, as they say in critical
parance brought down The house. ~.
o. Paper.
COMMUNICATING is a youths chin
IKE q cows tail Because it grows doHa.