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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-26

1sfi tiis msl,rins Is iHysiustk fsF ~ o. dsl.'
cate disgssss 10 wiki E0urn are uhlset
II trarus tls Ehdle sgslezn, HsnsEs FFElsisui-
4 liz natural snsEgirs. y removing ne iHPlEl-
les Fl he body. noi . a stimulating Is = Pm
arre suhssqneni srlaIs,i0n. IS lCh Is NE else q
rnest taedicine taken for female xesknes and
disease. By using fex hcslies q his rnedcine,
many serere and painful fUEgitas oPersiiona may
- prevented.
ScIOFr'LA CURED.
This crrsifcaie conclusiseiy ptoses 1T this
Salsspariis HIS peIicrt control over The mt CD
ainale DISEASES IL The Bloca. Three pIsOns
cuEed u One hOrse i unprecedented.
DR.. TowSsIsr-Dcsr Sir: ] have he Pieas-
are 10 inform yru ihst ihFee cf my ehildfrl hayr
hem enred q he Scrnfels Nv the use Of ysur ex-
eellent medicine. They were sfflicfed ssIy a.
persly miah had Sores; have taken only far bet
dies: il iank ihem sway, for which l feel myself
under goat oiliealion.
Yours. respectfully.
ISAAC W. GRAIN. lo6 wcosF-ss.
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.
DR.. Townsend Is almost daily receiving orders
hom Physicians in different parts az the Union.
This i . certify than We. the undesignsi Ply.
sieians 81 the ciiy Of Albany. have in nrnercus
eases prescribed Or. Townsend's Ssrrpaills.
and helisye i q Re one Of the most valuable
preparations in the market.
H.P. PULLING. ND
J. WILSON. 81. ID.
Il. n. BRIGGS. NJ. ID
Pc. ELMENDORf. NJ. ID
Albany. April !. lsiT.
Principsl ofHce. cIsPp & Townsend. . Mas
sau Street. New York.
BIT For sale By d. Heart, HILLSIDE.
rough.
July Is. 1877. ely
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Enoe Mountain Hills.


VxHE suLsrribers Wed carjing Machines AZ
a nov Il GOD cl5ef ard ready Cor eancing
woS. Thsy MI * sissh5e5 y Mr. Yong z.
Whitaker. a srpelieneed csrcer ard s,ssds
nan abs NIL ne every eseTiion - gsre ss'isfse-
tioa. Pricss q csrdins 81 cents per pound; zix-
iax done n tAe best manner G. 10 crEts Per
poGn6.
an also engaged in Blaeksnithine. Nsnliae-
turing carding Machines. = hea; Fsns, Warns,
and Pioughs. Allrepairing done N g0c1 f'sle -
eKpeFisncei Nolkmen.
Alsoo On hand. and flE sale. riorE. " hesi Iran,
Corn Mesl. Wool ro.is. al S-ineiss; Together
with small Stock AZ 6OOrs, sub = are Erae-
rally fcund N ! Caun,ry S;cEcs al g which Nh
Re soll = ri. he iaes f. Cab; o Wheat Corn.
flaxure5. Frs.heTs. Beeswa1. Tsliow and Shin
eiee all \, taken a essh, II market prices
ALEXANDER DICKSON.
JuEe ilsh. 1873. sS-6n
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The Oriental or Sovereign Balm Pills.


THIS invaluable family medicine. combine,
more cleansing. healing. and purifying pro.
pcrtles, than any other pills now in use. After
nearly eight years experience of their astonishing
success. we have no hesitation in claiming for
them popularity and reputation. unri,alled By
any other medicine.
They are an efectual cure FOR ,yound;ee. DIS.
pspsia, Lirer Complaints. Phmisy, Bilious d..
e0ses, Ferfr and dgue, aud all o,her FertYs,
Coughs, Colds, Inflammation Of he Lunrs'
Rhtumatism, H.od-ccte, Los Or App,iiie, &c.
u P. cHILDs q Co. CLAY. onondaua
County, N. Y. are the original and only manu-.
iaeturcrs Of the genuine Sovereign Balm Pills.
PRICE 20 Gents per box, Of 3! Pills, with full
directions accompanying each box.
Brown Town, N. g.. Jan. 4th. 1919.
Aessrs. ?. childs q Co.-Ha,ine witnessed
the good effects of your Sovereign Balm Pills in
some two cases Of Fever and Aruc, hy the use
OF single box they were both cured also the
headache. several cases; and there icing none
kept nearer than 10 miles Of this place, (,ha, |
know of am thereby induced to write Won
Tor an agency. LIST. because believe them The
best pi.l that know Of, snd wish 10 have them
Tor family use, and secondly, because am OF The
opinion that they would save much suffering from
sgue and fever, and also much expense with en-.
ploying Physicians. Yours, &c.
E.E. PITTS.
For sale IN fiillshorough by ID. HEARTT:
also BY numerous Druggists and agents Though
out the Union.
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Notice.

THE s9sscriFer hssing. on the 9Th day 81
a August. 1919. taken letters tesismen,ay,
according 70 law. on the estate Of Levi Whitfield,
decd. hereby gives general notice to Al creditors
II sAil estate 10 present their claims duly suthen.
,lcaied. within the lime limiied hy law for tha,
purpose. Otherwise this notice viii Be plead III
bar q recovery.
Deh,ors 10 the said estate will also please "a
pake payment Immediately.
HENRY MHlTTED. Admir-.
Sept II 1919 ss-sw
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Millinery AND
MANIPULATING.

AIRS. ]. wADDIIl e. DAUGHTER. mos,
w respectfully tender thsir thanks 70 the La
dies Of HilisbOrough and is yciniiy, foi ihe very
liberal patronage they have received q hen
hands. and hope. BY then prompt attention 10 hu-
sineSs and The neaineSs and siyle with which they
execute their work. still 10 merit sud receive H.
heTsl share o. patronage.
They have just received their patterns for the
SPRISo and SrsnER. and invite the ladies' 10
call and see them, or which may he mosi salts
factory 10 both .iotling in thsirdresses and
have them made in the latest and mos, fashion
able style.
O. They have removed 10 the residence lately
occupied BY Mrs. Aske.
April 10. TO-
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AGENCY I'M RALEIGH.

"A = the Bank Of Cape Fear has disccn'lHtt
It's Agency in Hillsborough and tian'ic'l''
the business 10 Raleigh, tho subscnhcTW will aio
to the Renewal Of Notes, and other Bank bg'
ness, for the citizens Of Orange, and Others ",
may desire il, for the usual compensation in'
Officers Of the Bank will decline attending 70 eS
sincss Of this kind.
LEOPOLD l.. HEART.
RaIcigh. NAY l. IT.
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PROSPECTUS
ron rSLARarSe Avn OTHERWISE ixrtovixe
The Raleigh Register.

THIS long established Wing Journal. having
- passed permanently into the hand, Of the
present Editor. be has determined (provAed SUI
iicient encouragsment he given) upon 40 cnlsrg.
ing lis dimensions. a. TO make il contain nearly
Eight Columns more matter than it new docs
snd upon improving is appearance in such man.
ner as 10 make il one Of the
largest end Ran5somssf Sheets in NJ, South ,
To effect this object, il will require consider.
able expenditure in the purchase Of new Press
new Type, and other necessary materials; and
as VIC do not intend making any advance upon
the present rates Of subscription. We shall have
to rely solely fer remuneration upon accession,
70 our list. We have issued this Prospectu,
with view TO The attainment Of this oljeci ane
il is desired that our friends willexert ihemselye,
in procuring US subscriptions.
TERMS:
For the Sem'-Weckly, SIS. or 81 so. in advance
Weekly. So. or 81 SO, /.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TUE Lrsaiess q ALL Thompson. deed. s,e
hereby notified shaiihe Eniersisnsi Ainn.
isira;nrs = said estate are ready for settlement aud
Vii ~ 10 interest from this date. iaey are
also notified 10 furnish . lie Administrators
sssc1Gie CT AT alyanees made in lse lie tlsne Of
AID DECEASED, il order to speedy settlement q
tie es.ase.
DAN. " THOMPSON. Z -.
STEP. r. FORREST.
Bert 10. 1919. es-iw
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Land for Sale.
MitChell's Eve Salye.

Y'HE concurrent testimony "a men ufib,,sf,r
= and worth is the best evidence We ran h,,t
81 any fact Of which We have no eorniIsure err.
selves. Tie great ad'snisg,s Io.s.ss,d y 'ls
article ovrr every Other, sp--iis CERTAINTY, >a,.
", CONVENIENCE. aud Tconoms. All Ih,stau
admit that great danger is 10 he sppeh,rd,ahrn
drugging the eye whrn in infaumed u IN.
healthy state. 10 the use Of this sal,e this sbe.
ton is entirely removed, as no ham can Tossy
result from It's ntc: il being in sll CAGES aIylss
The safunai portions 81 the eve; thereby s,oitits
all the intonytni,noc. pain and danger, uhshrr
ctssarils attend The introduction Of any tuflui
article info the eye. lis ssii,iiy in suldufg IN.
fammaiion Is 30 great that lui few cares uStrt
the utc Of more than une hottie TO q feet rifc,
cure. Ore Physician rcn niktd TO us, aiiei la'Fg
Witnessed Ifs effects in several instances. thsia
was :. perfect Gre KILLER" We might nultf!
reasons Why this sal,c should lc IIeicntd asas
tsory thing else in the Treatment ?! liicaes 6! Tx
eye, but We prefer ], should s,asd on i,sNnht'
riis. AL We ash is that lis virtues hc thoroughly
tested, aud that the directions lc strictly oll,Et
ID. MTG HE'LL.
Perry, INCOMING Co., y. y
For sale al this Office.
March II. q
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A Fresh Supply.

"A IiCcu Cuppiys
lust received, and will be sold Low, par,icu.
~ larry when the cash is offered,
piece Of Oil Cloth for coaches and f,oors.
pieces Webster unhleaehed Shee,ings,
20 pieces Bleached ditto.
piece Green Worsied .ioresn,
piece Canada mixed,
Drab, Canada mixed, and Gold mixed Satineiis.
piece Black French Doe skin Cashmere,
piece O. Fancy ditio.
piece fine brown Broad Cloth,
piece superfine French black ditto,
piece black Bonnet Satin,
piece Lead cambffiiic,s SOP piSseseber ditto.
Cheap Calcos.
. pieces English Silcsias.
piece heavy Black Silk Fringe,
is pieces colored Satin Ribbons,
Ladies dark Kid Gloves,
Ladies and Gents white Kid and Silk Gloves
Linen Bohhin. black Alpaca Hose, Merino Shirts
white Waddlng. black Sewing silk,
IL gross black Stay Binding.
gross Booths Patent silk Buttons for Trim.
ming dresses.
Violin Strings.
GROCERIES.
rs sacks enc and ground Alum Salt,
10 bags Rio Coffee, 5 bags Lasuna ditto,
barrels Stuar's Steam Refined and Crushed
Sugar,
! barrel AMI hogshead Brown Sugar.
barrels Clover Seed, Clark's Matches.
MEDICINES.
Wistar's Balsom of Wild Cherry, Townscnd,s
Sarsaparilla, Quinine.
Hall boxes Rsisins, Cheese, and many otbe,
articles constantly arriving.
LONG L. WEBB.
December S. so
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Wanted. Cash! Cash!

VtHE subscribers sEe Just Esosiying and opeE
u ins ihriT Pan snd HinisF SuPPliss. which
consisl Of = large and complete sssortmeni Q.
every varieiy o. GOODS nsaally kspi n our vi
age Stores
Their Stock has hren selected with rare, snd
chiefly bought with cash. They are determined
10 nake their prices suit The times; and - they
are particularly in want Of Cash. those who have
il may expect great Bargains.
Give Va q call.
LONG 4 wEBD.
oeioher 10. ST.
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CirCaSSion Balm,

an uniIssIIed McdicaIcompound. neyer-failing
remedy for
Burns and Scaljs, Cuts. Confessions. Bruises.
sprains. Ssll.Rheuu. chilhleins. Tel,er. scrofula
Ulcers. Ringworm, Scsld Head Frozen Feet and
Limbs. Pimples on the Pace. and al crup,ions u
the Skin.
Andfor All purposes q the Toilet. &c. Shaving,
Cleaning the Teeth. Csnker Of the Month. Re.
mosal Of Sunburn or Tan. Grease. Paint. &c
fiom Silk. Satin. Linn. Cotton and Moolen "a.
brics. Price IS cents.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-26

made Of Mshogsny, Marble. Cherry Walnut,
Birch, and Maple.
He would invite attention TO his make 81 Port
able wARDR0BES and BEDSTEADS, which
canno, be surpassed for durability, ncatness, and
convenience.
lie would also invite the attention Of all per.
sons wishing TO buy furniture OF any description,
70 give him call before purchasing elsewhere. as
he intends TO sell low as he can possibly afford
and. his workmen are ell experienced hands.
lie has now on hand eight fine Dressing Blu
reaus. with Looking Glasses, two China Presses,
two Sldehoards, SIX plain Bureaus. eight Candle.
stands, one Sofa. and one Secretary and Book.
case. and Bedsteads. which he will sell low.
- Timber taken in exchange Tor Furniture
such as Walnut, Poplar, Cherry, Birch, Maple
&c.
- Persons at a distance. buying Furniture
can have il delivered al their doors. ensured safe
for less than they can DO il themselves.
lie returns his thanks for past fayors. snd will
be thankful for continuance Of public patron
age.
HENRY EVANS.
February 1. Is
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North Carolina Railroad,

HHE undersigned, Commissioners appointed
by General Assembly to receive subscrip-
tons of stock in the North Carolina Railroad
Company, hereby give notice, that Books will be
opened Tor that purpose. al the Court House III
liillsborouch. on Tuesday the 3lst day Of July
next, aud tha, they will be kept open for thirty
dsys thereafter. No subscription money will be
expected TO be paid at the time OF subscription,
but as soor as it is asccriained that one million OF
dollars has hccn subscribed, each subscriber will
be required to pay 10 the undersigned five dollars
on the share Of one hundred dollars.
CADWALLADER JONES, Sir.
0SMOND F. LONG,
EDMUND STRUDWICK.
juno IS. ~
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Advertising Rates for The IlillsborOrgh ke'l Y,

One dollar per square (l6 lines( ioT w r r
insertion, and rs cents for each continuance, g,
auctions made 10 favor Of standing sdver'i''~'
as follows: =.
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New Medicines.
r. r. HIBBARD & cos CELEBRATED
Wild Cherry Bitters.

RECOMMENDED as highly scviceahle IN al eases Of
DyspePsis, Indigestion, Constipation, Jaundcr.
and all impurities Of the Blood. Price 7s cents
per bottle.
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RI. HlBBARD's VEGETABLE
Anti-BiIiOuS Family Pills,

The peculiar efficacy 81 lhcsc Pills in Chronie
Diseases. and all other diseases of the Liver, so-
mach. and other digestive organs. together with
their prophy tactic powers against infection. re-.
commend them 10 suffering humanity ., large.
and thrir curative virtues and mild operation u
dapt them to oil climates, constitutions and disen-
ses. Price 50, IS, and III cents.
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Cabinet Ware House.

THE suhscriberrespectfully informs hisfiends
= and The public generally that he hsson hand,
aud will endeavor constantly to keep. variety oi
well-made Furniture, embracing all the leading
articles. such as.
Sofas. Sideboards. bureaus.
Rcdsteads, Tables,
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

be cured. Bronchitis. Consumption. Liver Com.
plant. Colds, caisrh. Coughs, Asthma. Splitting
of Blood. Soreness in the Chest. Hectic Flush,
Night Swea;s, Difficult Or Pioiusc Expecioration,
Pain in the Side. &C., have been and can be
cured.
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X. F. HIBBaRD 4 co.'s
Carminatiyc SaIye,

For the cure Of Felons. Piles Ulcers. Carhunclcs.
Ague IN the Breast or Face. Ear.achc. Burns.
Scalds, Rheumatic Pains, sc. &c. Price IS
cents.
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SITTING BLoOD.

Ntlr York, April %, 1917.
DR. TowSsEyp--I verify believe that your
Sarsaparilla has been the means through Proyi-
dence. Of saving my lie. have for several years
had bad Cough. I, became worse and worse.
At lss, raised large quantities Of blood, had night
Sweats, and was greatly debiliia,ed aud reduced,
and did not expect TO live. ! have only used your
Sarsapsrilla short time. and there has won
derful change been wrought in me. am now
uugc ~ " afa-ars 0r~sr-.ss--~.-.f- -5r-s5 =,
and nv cough has left me. You can well mag.
inc that am thankful for these results.
VIM. RUSSELL, e5 cs,hcrine-st.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-04-19
AQMYg YgWlkVWBASso
Choosing a Horse.

here is much pleasure and profit in the
services of good horse, but very little of
either in bad one. There are MANY
mean horses that make a good appearance
when taken from the hands of jockeys. In
purchasing horse, then, trust not to the
sellers words; let your own Judgment, or
that of a friend, be chiefly relied on. See
that he has good fore feet and joints, and
that he stands well on his legs. See that
his fore teeth shut even, for MANY horses
have the under jaw the shortest; these will
grow oor on grass. See that his hair is
short and fine; for this denotes good horse
Observe his eyes, that they are clear and
free from blemish-that he is not moon
eyed or white-eyed; for such are apt to
start in the night. A large hazel-colored
eye is the best.
Look at his knee; see that the hair or
skin is not broke, for this denotes STUN
bier. Take care that his wind is good;
for trial OF this let him be fed on good hay
for twenty-tour hours, take him TO water.
and let him drink his fill, placing him with
his head the lowest; if then he will breath
free, there is no danger. See that his
countenance is bright and cheerful; this is
an excellent mirror to discover his good
ness in. If his nostrils are broad, it is a
sign he IS well-winded; narrow nostriIs.
The contrary.
See that his spirits are good, but that he
is gentle and easily governed; not inclined
to start. In travelling, mind that he lifts
his feet neither too high nor too low; that
he does not interfere or overreach, and that
he carries his hind legs the widest. See
that he is well ribbed back, and not high-
boned.-The size may be determined by
the purchaser. Age from five to ten is the
best. There are many tricks practised
by jockeys to make horses appear young,
butlt Is not consistent with the size of my
book to detect them; all would say is,
that horses teeth, when young are wide
white and even; the inside of their mouths
is ieshy, and their lips hard and firm.
On the contrary, the mouth of an old horse
is lean above and below, the lips are soft
and easily turned up; their teeth grow
longer, narrower and of yellow color.
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Grating the Apple into the Pear.

Has any one in this section ever tried
the experiment of grating the apple into
the pearl A friend of ours informs us
that he once met with q tree of this kind
in the garden of a friend in England, and
that the apples had peculiar flavor, some
what like pear; and whether the flavor
was peculiar to the variety of apples, or
wheter it was occasioned by the influence
of the stock he was not able to say.
As general thing, pear stock is more
valuable to engraft pears upon than ap-
pies; but as an experiment in ascertaining
what influence such a stock may have up
on the graft, it may be interesting.
The pear, unless attacked by the mod
ern disease called the blight viii live lon
ger than the apple-tree generally does;
and it is possible that the apple graft, il
the union is not too uncongenial, may be
the means Of prolonging the duration OF
the variety. Little, or indeed nothing, is
known in regard TO that at present.
Maine Farmer.
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Chris.ia .liIY and Democracy.

At the base of all good governments, and
pleasant social relations, rest the respect
of the people for the word ofGod. With
out this, there never has been, and never
will be any stable government, where the
rights of the great laboring masses shall be
considered and respected.
OeSpotisma, temporal and spiritual, can
only be maintained where the people are
kept in ignorance of the Bible. Place the
great Charter of mans liberty and respon-
sibility in his hands-instruct him how to
read and understand the doctrines it teach
es, and you clothe him with power TO
burst asunder the fetters which have been
bound around him in his darkness and ig-
norance. Democracy and the Gospel,
have ever travelled hand in hand,
Wherever the Bible is most known and
respected, there the rights and privileges of
the people are best understood 81 secured.
These are great truths, which the
Statesmen and Patriots Of the Revolution
well understood. 1t was with firm re-
lance upon the aid of Him, who ruleth
amid the mighty hosts ofHeaven, and who
has made man to serUe Him only,-that
our forefathers were encouraged to resist
the despotism of England, and it was the
knowledge of their rights gained from the
Bible, that taught them thus to look for
succour and support, in those days of toll
and suffering.
Let us rem member these truths, and give
cheerfully of the means which we enjoy,
to spread throughout our land and the
world, the priceless blessings of that word
which fits us for freedom in this life, and
if obeyed, will conduct us to an eternal
life of liberty and glory beyond the grave.
Baltimore .3rgus.
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FAME.

Ifthere ever was principle implanted in
the human heart, for or, and noble purpose :
that principle believe to have been the low,
OF Distinction. II u desire, u huIy and ar
dent desire 10 be the fiji ST anu The foremost la
The world. But how basely has is been per
Verted from its legitimate purpose. God lmi-
planted this love oi distinction tnr great and
good end. Man has wrongly applied this prin
cipie. He has sought its solely for The
purpose of elevation, without regard 10 The
means uscs! i;.r his elevation, or the end To be
attained by it. The great desire h::s been ia
have the name '.mo sed abroad.n No, lruc
Iainc consists elevation by good work
and noble deeds. This is The fame that {: d
planted ia mans heart. But man has dagrl
'ied IL, as he has almost every thing el>e. L
is productive OF nmogse evil. IL has FILL
cd the o.ld with b.oud and sorrow, and It's ef.
lects are seeG in Utmost every direction.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-04-19
Feeding and Fa.trning Sberp.

Perhaps there is no domestic animal
that requires more nice and constant
attention than the sheep; and no other will
more richly pay for generous Keeping
though he may not be more liable to dis
ease, nor require better quality of food,
than neat stock, still the management
which will keep cattle in good case will
not answer for sheep. His habits and
mode of feeding are entirely different
For instance, in the winter season, cow
may be kept tied to the stall twenty-five
hours out of the twenty-four, and if fed
three times day, keeps her flesh and gets
sufficient exercise for her health. Serve
a sheep in the same manner and it would
not live month. 1t is natural for sheep
to move about and change situation.--
Turn a flock of hungry sheep into pas
ture, and they will run to the end of it be-
fore they begin to eat; feed them in troughs,
and they will run over all till they come
to the last, when they have it i'll theil
power, They are almost continually
shifting situation from hill to dale, from
one kind of food to another; and it is a
fact that sheep will thrive better on two OF
three different kinds of fodder, than they
will confined to one kind that is of a su-
perior quality,-Prairie Farmer.
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HOPE.

The world may change from old to new.
From new 10 old again;
Yet hope and heaven, for ever true.
Within mans heart remain,
The dreams that bless The weary soul.
Tie struggles oftho strong,
Are steps towards some happy goal.
he story of Hopes Song.
Hope lends the child TO plant the flower.
The man 10 SOW the seed;
Nor leaves fulfirne at to her hour,
But prompts again To decd.
And ere upon the nld mau's dast
The grass is seen To wave,
We lock through, fallen tears-to trust
Hopes sunshins on the grave.
Oh no. IL is no dattering lure,
No fancy, weak or fond,
When hope would d us rest secure,
In better lhe brynnd
nor loss nor shame. nor grief nor sin,
Her promise may gninsay;
The voice Divine hath spoke within.
And God did pe'er betray.