The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-03-26
.4G RICVLTUR.iL.
From The Dollar Newspaper.
Reclamation.

divIdual, ~bo 10 ITS 81, Jet. Ihis wO'k,
performed at all, IS to be accomplished by
the agency of another. Redemption /" also
q term in law, involving usually On inability
Of q pecunlary character, 10 The pereciips Of
which, the person interested has no means
%, sonalIy 10 s,sh hinself Of It, benefits
II the privileges It protfers can be erjnrd,
man of peounsry IN ans mu>t advance ihr
required amount. In the medical profession,
# ever properly used. II IL, these lsusr days
ni science end quackery, Of patent pills end
h. alins balsaus, enIirel, ob.olsle. Health Is
restored a, such rapid rate by the thou
sand and one" CERTAIN AID lniallibe CON.
pounds" ihs, II IS rendered needless 10 every
branch of the healing art. The az iculiuris's
Of former days, aud some even NOV, scout q,
he idea. Theology and Ia" cherish II. tun
damenial 10 their cteeds and codes. 10 lhe'r
sphere II vii be explained aud urged With all
their learning aud l,quacity. Let them do
90. Il might be unw,se and ndi.creei 10 lay
The least barrier 10 their way. But 1t IS my
~ish here TO extend the "area" Of r.demp.
ION as espsc ally vital TO the farming 'n'ef.
est. One neighbour o~ns stony fields, and en-
closed ~nh inadequate ieucrs. lie oughs,
SOUS and reaps IN the fields. tie stumbIes
over the rocks, and wears his team IN plough.
ns. He sows MS gram csreie-sy. aud hu'
.hels are covered with large s'oues, aud the
he nes 'egeIais uusigh', unseen. lie
caps 10 the coming season, and though The
and. be good, his crop Is half lost among The
'ocks. # the cattle have 10; wasted II break.
ing through his "time. honored ience." The
farmer Is cross and eurly al his luck. DOM
blame h,R. HIS father aud GRANDPA her set
hIm the example be inherited The farm FROM
'hem, aud he luher.ed also all h. kno Aledge
Of farming iha, he POSSESSES. It's kind 10
Us to help them, that need help, even though
we ak the privilege. LIT Us counsel bis ar
uer IN The spirit Of k ndness. He is ignorant
OF farming. bu, he don't know It. tie has
conn on sense, bu, h manifesto It perversei,,
and th,uks he knoss better than sdslser..-
He neves took a ne ~spspss, be canuo, ado d
II; his father nt vei took enc, ard 10 the life Tune
OF his grandfather, few or none were p''nted,
and, be says, "the papers are usess New.
er mind his ~h,m-; be is 10 trouble. Hl-
Sims are sore, for tn y are not as tou- h as
.hecks; his teams are poor; his cart oxen
aul his family, rough as his fam, and %
cultlvattd as a thorn bush. What shal! ",
do for bun! Weekly serd to his house ,
good Newspaper hat contains some .ug-s
lions upon farming. He receives II 10 a pet
and throws II ASIDE. 1t 's "shs D liar Move
paper" choice specimen Of editorial tslen'
Mex day, his wife or daug her tell. MA, sh'
saw IN the paper about "salung hsms. an'
maxim, butter" lie pe'ulently says, 1T
! oil lie I" He catches private opporunl
= ", aud ashamed to be seen rea1ing Il, taxi
II 10 his corn. house to lovk II over. Tn
, e 81 Ting that meets his eyes. IS treats
upoa REDEMPTION The word IS Greek o
Dutch to h,m. He reads on, and begins /
q thuk the w'ier telling about him. Tie be
comes jssluus, and suspects mischief. II
a -
Ina, piece has been here! III FIX him ne,
year lie carries he paper 10 his wife, al
shows 1t TO her, and she reads as iollows:-
Z" have a good n.ighbor, bot ignorant. Il
=, hs'es the Newspapers and, though he lr'
., hard to cultivate his farm, II 10 so stony al
:. DESTITUTE of frnce, his crops are chirf, 10:
and he spends many hours 10 day 10 grow
;, ine. The hours he has spent 10 vain and 81
/, ~ lamentatloD, II usefully employed, ~ou
have fenced his farm with stone VALE IN
-, four acre lots. Then he could plough @
a, reap ~r,bout endsngef,ng has own bones ha
I no lame and wi,hertd teams; no broken ca
and pIough,, and no unuly cattle. | ~ol
No feel ri iced 10 advise this nelghbor .bat
b.. do, but he has such holy horror Of DO
-, Turning, aud IS so repu'sve IN his mabne
/. fear to approach him. .oud tell HIN f
L to clear hi. fields Of all the loose rocks dr.
4 them 10 rows across the middle Of a field, b.
:, a wall maker 10 put Them into Q fence. tn
a.. make another row Of loose rocks through ,
N dde Of an adjoining field, aud 10y them
to fence, end enlmey close one lot. Car
y, The old rails to the wood pile. NOV down
bushes ard bfiafs where the old fence "
. spr,rkle the field with oil the manure IN