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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-07-22
Dairy Stock.

Dairy stock may be divided into
three classes: The town dairy, the
butter and cheese dairy, and the fam
lily dairy. The butter cow has GER
tain qualities different from a simple
milch COW; one of which is, the read
iness with which the oily globules Of
the butter separate from the water
and caseine, and rise to the surface
as cream. The milk may be no rich
er, but it separates quicker and more
completely.
The Jersey is butter stock; the
Ayrshire gives as good or better
milk, but it is not SO good for but
ter. The milk of the jersey when
SKINNED is miserably poor; that of
the Ayrshire is good, because the
separation mentioned has not been
so perfect. Good milk for making
butter cannot be transported on ac-
count of the liability that the melton
in transportation will cause the but
ter to separate. The milk of the Jer-
sey cow, therefore, is unsuitable to
carry to city markets, while that of
the Ayrshire can be conveyed unin-
jured. Then; for the butter or milk
dairy, we see which animals are best,
and we must make our selection ac-
cordlngly.
Jersey cattle were firstimported to
this country, about one hundred years
ago, from the Channel Islands The
first importations were not good;
they were bad in form and were look
ed upon with little favor. They have
been improved in form and quality,
both at home and abroad; since
then, until their general appearance
is now symmetrical and pleasing.
The flow of milk of the Jersey cow
is not so large as some others, but
usually she yields milk more weeks
in the year. ,.
Some remarkable, but believe re-
liable, statements have been recent
lymade respecting the yield, both of
milk and butter, of individual Jersey
cows. We know of one that recently
gave in one week one hundred and
twenty quarts of milk, and made
eighteen pounds Of butter; and for a
period of seventeen consecutive
weeks in May, June, July, and Au-
gust, she made fifteen and one-half
pounds per week. There are other
cases of nearly an equal yield, but it
is larger than the generality of the
breed.-Amertcda Stock Journal.
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NOTICE.!

CALIFORNIA c. TROBRIDGE and
" Chancey Trobridge, her husband, who
reside in the state of Iowa; Martha B. Moore
and Edward T. Moore, her husband. who re-
side in Charleston, in the State of West Vir-
ginia; Jane MCGOWAN, who resides in the
State of Pennsylvania; Jabez NJ Blake, Eliza
beth Holden and Solomon Holden, her hus-
bands Anselm T.. Blake, William Blake, Sa-
rah Brumb mbaugh and Andrew Brumbaugh, her
husband. Augusta Linville and John Lin
vile, her husband. Lydia Allen. Laura Allen,
Harden Allen and Brown Allen. minor chll-
dren of Ladotia Allen, deceased, Israel Tro.
bridge. Francis Thierry, Nicholas Thierry,
Harriet Dllman and James Dilman, her hus-
band, Maribeu Thierry, Hannah E. Dilman
and Andrew Dilman, who severally reside in
the State of Illinois; Moses B. Wood and
Rejoice Meyer, who reside in the State of
Kentucky; Charles Hawkins, minor, and
Martha Csyender and Andrew Gavender, her
husband, who reside in the State of Indiana,
will take notice that Anselm L. Blake, Execu-
tor of the last viii and testament of Hannah
b. Campbell, deceased, on the fifteenth day
of June, A. D. 1863. filed his petition in the
Probate Court within and for the county of
Gallia, and State of Ohio, alledging that the
personal estate of said testatrix is INSULT
cient to pay the bequests named in said will,
and debts and costs of administration; that
she died seized in fee simple of forty-seven
acres of land-being that part of one hun
dred acre lot number Eve hundred and fifty
eight, fronting on the Ohio River in section
number nineteen (i9,) township one a.
named Ohio township.l in range fourteen. in
the county Of Gallia, and State Of Ohio, with
the appurtenances.s The prayer of said Pc
tition is for the sale Of said premises for the
payment Of bequests and legacies in the said
win named, and debts and costs of admin
istration. a.s sfsa
Said petition will be for hearing on the
seventh day of August, A. D. 1868.
.ssssss q ANSELM T. BLAKE,
Executor of the last viii of Hannah D. Camp
"a 1oco A.
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farnurs 1fpartnleltt,
Lining and salting Hay.
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Lining and Sailing Hay.
j f4hGe was last season great deal
said about lining hay, also of salt
inr hay, and the conclusion arrived
Sc ssened to be, that lining was of
substsn3ia} benefit. There were sew
eral opinions, however, of an oppo-
5s;te character, still the bulk Of the
testimony was in the affirmative.
Lime, it is claimed, will preserve
the hay perfectly, though, housed
When quite green; and that it will
come outin the winter and spring
sweet, clean and OF good color, and
is eaten greedily by stock, there be-
ing no interference by the lime with
its nutritive quality.
A farmer in Hlirois Experimental
with the use of lime last year, and
was highly pleased with theresult
He took two loads of very green
timothy and blue grass, which be
put in the middle of q NOW of hay in
his barn, and marking the place
where it was slowed, he sprinkled
over it, as it was put ins about one
peck OF air-slacked lime to the ton,
and the hay came out bright and
green. and much better than that
which had thoroughly cured before
hauling it. 81
AS it is believed that much of the
value of the hay crop is taken away
from it by the usually long exposure
to the sun in drying it perfectly,
there may be some real value in the
lining process, of which the farmer
should haveth benefit. We should
like to have the views Of those who
have experimental with the lime, by
which we may arrive at the facts.
Sailing hay has been practieed as
long as we can remember, but it was
done only when the weather made it
necessary to house the hay when not
fully cured. II was supposed to pos
sess curative properties, as well as
to ward of any danger from sponta
nesus combustion. 1t is not. how
ever. by modern farmers, considered
to be of any value in either respect,
but to make the hay more palatable
to cattle. If hay is sufficiently and
properly cured when put away in
good dry barns, there need be but
little apprehension of its not coming
out clean and bright in the spring.
Indeed, some farmers think salt is
injurious instead of beneficial, in
making the hay sweat far more than
it otherwise would, and this addi-
tional moisture causing the hay to
mould. We have heard of more
than one instance of this, and we
have no doubt of its correctness.
-Germantown Telegraph.
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The Stock Journal says the time
to feed poultry is not in the morning.
Let them do the best they can for
themselves in the early part of the
day, but just before they go to roost
fill their crops with pudding. Ac.
tive digestion can go on in the crop
and gizzard of chicken while it is
asleep.
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E The American Stock Journal
in speaking of the summer care OF
sheep says: To guard against the
depredations of dogs use plenty of
bells. They cost but little compared
with the loss of having the sheep
worried or killed. If the flock is
small-say twenty or thirty in num-
ber, put bell on each sheep; if a
hundred or more put bell on one
half or one-third of them. Always
put bells onthesweakest in the flock,
as they will be the hindermost in the
chase. ,zses1ia aa2iussse s's5s
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rpaqA n-N0ticA Teaa

hereby given that the Commissioners Of
= Gsilia County. intend to locsts and build
o1idge across Little Racceon at Macomber's,
snd that they will hear all petitions for and
!emonsoanees against the location, or build
ing OF said bridge at their Office on Saturday,
the 2ist day of August, 1869. rI
J. Fl. EVANS, Auditor. :
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who are requested to examine before buying.
They will find class of Goods better suited
to their trade, and at more reasonable terms
than can be had elsewhere.
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To 'Tresspalssseesrlss. S esls

SZ0S Z Xau----szN q
A LII persons are hereby forbid to tressn.s.
"A on my premises in Addison township.
for any purpose whatsoever, under the fnili
penslty Of the law therein. r. 9
! ,s,,,,,ssp,so. sv.ea4aa Us. LogoKs.
. saly sos--7Sw u s!ss {
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TANNERY FOR SALE! f!
Run BY STEAM.

Y>HE subscriber desires to sell his Tan
l. merry, situated in Wilkesville, Vinton
County. The Tannery is in good working
order, and has connected with it two story
frame dwelling. containing six rooms, barn
and other out buildings. The premises com
prise one acre and two-thirds, and has on it
good young orchard of choice fruit.
The Tannery is well located for business,
being in the immediate neighborhood of sew
eral large iron Furnaces, and where bark is
cheap and of easy access.
For further particulars enquire Of the sub
scriber on the premises.
N, S. MATTHEW'S.
Nav I3, 1869 GIN
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ENGINES, MILL-GEARING,
Wrought & Cast Shafting,
&c, &c,

On Shors Notice, and in as neat and work
manlike manner as can be done at any Shop
in the country, and at as reasonable prices.
We manufacture and keep constantly on
hand, a large assortment Of = 800
Cane Mills, Cooking, Parlorl and
Heating Stoves, Crates and Fire
Fronts, Jamb Crates, Stove and
Country Holloware, Sugar kettles,
Dog irons. Patent and Center Lever
Plows, Plow Points, &C., DC.
We also keep an extensive assortment Of
Gas pipes and Fittings, Steam Engines, Wa
ter.gauges, Steam-whistles, 1auge-eocks,
Brass and Iron steam Fittings Of all kinds
and sizes. And the very best quality Of
Pittsburg Wrought Iron and English Steel.
Castings for Steamboats,. and repairs on
Steamboats, done at Low Rates and on Short
Notice
Office-Lower door in Foundry Building.
THIRD ST., BET. GRAPE & VINE sTs.,
GALLIPOLIS, OHIO
ENOs, MENAGER & co.
Oct. 10. 1867.
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Leather and Findings

of Every Description and of Superior Quail
ity. always on hand.
He returns thanks for the generous patron.
age heretofore bestowed by his frien ds and
customers, and asks a continuance of their
favors. aafss. s-
March IS. 1869.
, 1869-05-16
spmueE Rogers the poet

Their was much 70 render NIe Agreeable 10
usn or Rogers taste, It snes1 be oNntA He saw
spoa sc,or since Al toe Ke1.hles feu w.shin lis
s;rsn BE heard the ttst reEtartS on the Ftc1E OF
Kakene1d a1t resd, damp from the press, ali the
nct!on trat has appsasea since fson ~ ne Baine5s
he TAscke1ayA A8 pH the poetIJ, he Fos REh1st
Il the rapidity With EAtch the Scolts REEons md
Wpqfes poured out tsetr \ ort1 and eren Camphen
was TOO 4uick for r1-he, with al h4s leisure, aud
beare sa17Js i. =, producing 70 he araozas
Of fxo octave volumes in bis whole life The
esaIge Of haste md alleged against
nls tCnlumo1s>" IN 1he Etnsszeh Rez<~, 1osty
absurd thai ore cannot oat Suspect Sydney SE1its
Of being tho athar Of Il, for The saxe Of contrast
With. his Conversational description OF Rogtrs'
day, Theth<r Rngst1 ha.t written au1thins iatey:
sUttJ coupiet,r waa the Fepy-tue eotp1et
being sh4 ceAEhaxted epk.rsn On Lord Dsldls!.1 J
"oul5 eoup!et:' exclaimed s54neI Smith.
produces co1pIet he goes TO bed, snd the
knpeEtf Is t&ed-tna s11aw Is latt down, aud c1u-
die IL t1ade-a1d taa ansver Co. tnqukses Is th1t
! NJ, Roge1a IS aa Ten - csu -he e1reeSssed Thus
! sdaily sddtns -5up.ets- IS Aoore stid- shontns
forthcoming prerl in hcat.ts, St0t snn matu2
ALTERATIONS" he was aor and then seeing j
snd ,s ee: "a roe ssldo eesnn 6eSss
I To t1clntatA the dsclGs11aA Aoote NwAya SAX
| tnat he owed 10 Roger the idea Of LallA Rookh
| RoRet1 h4d fingered 50 honG orer his atury Of th
/ Fosc8n that BtEun did It tt6t, 10 his Rreat dta
ttss; but be ieeet1ed 10 drama vim sny so
grace. Ae1nttne- he was substantially helpsn
Poor poesa- BeStde the tnuumE1nln instances
HnWu o1ty to hfa tnitnlatea, Of the attention h
s*ssgssd = xen as tas GonsJ: in " cass q r
tnea eoqeleN sooS cf Tbs muae, h3 deeds O ~
n.deesce toward nsen Of Reota1 Heze zoo Hfee1L =
Ehe tp&cf41h1>~ 8A aid1 "a Xoe6e saYe 9ea2 st
oeaa, 1aade taoaa " ~ E1essqAf 500 q: ae=sse
, 1869-05-16
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE

The yotng AenA Chnzstan ASSOCIATION Of 81
Loun contemplate the erection Of fodng
Merr Christian Home, - to cost Saoaooo.
81 grrss Of tie pestcd have eeeA On tta1 II
Clinton, Et., ~ for distarhiEx puoiie wcssh1p'
At Madison, Via, On the the ~. Mtr.s~o rnen-
bcrs were added to the conxtessat.onai Church
Ipsd Pa1merston'a church, It Romsey, rs bank
1upt- Tne "ctpct-Etaier A." xon1 perform hi,
duty, and Tie clock has run down; The beI.stnEefs
decline tnrng for nothing: sud the c,esgsaan
pays for ane e1s out os h1s own pocket
II Pehrsrrg, Va, on the ssh. Rshop Jeeas o.
aasnei the Rev. ]. 8 Aslee, coloted man. u The
order Of p14estk
Ptas II. has ssEos1 N eplxsnltcAl lettez4 Accord
mc, on the occasion Of the EeumtnieA. Council, 4
plena1y Indulgence, IN tbe form Of 8 4ab0ee, to u
The tattntnl =,
Or. T. seort, Of tho kutkesan OdAansr, ts urging
conferences % The subject Of union between The
a1bezcnfs Of The General Couuc3 and the Genera
synod, but the prospects Of saeh Union asc .roi
vuy sna9l1as.ng.
The Rev. jaeoo Smith. hx mtlea from Knox
v1ne, Tenn, VIII taken tren his hons by = mob
stripped bonnd, snd 4oeaten usu1ercisafiy. 70
preaching atlef he had been warned "a dtstst
The avsfsbi7 sssses ct tne psblisnlnx ho1se o
the Uut1ed Ess$erea Chzsrh Qoeused y DaJtou
o. arc y. .SG tod tat tkhl,tsssa aEp $s4s sqR
T@ Eoea4 pf pomw4ac Aitssops ps tae Pra*eeqq'
, 1869-05-16

of going into the Interior to deal with the m oun
E!netls themselves TheT, Of course, think he
KM fee tae pEsoes tn the tnsertor. sad ieaEen tke
sapply On the coast, gTratf 10 their dtssdIantSe;
tneJ also think their tribute VIII he t1lsed7
european takca hack qnAatitJ Of the tsrt sorts :
Aoa they nave besides = vague and vety natural
dfead OF sotne ulttf1or object IN white mani
coming AZ 80 n11ch trouble and expense 10 their
county only 70 get Blyds Of Paradise, Of which
ny Know he can on5 plenty tof tbs common
yeuoN onea Whicn alone they Salae> III Tesnate.
AacaAsaF, or Singapore, '~....'
IL seeans Is Il Sasure had takeo precautions tatt
tnese hef choicest treasures shpuld not be made
koo common. ana ehu4 be nhderVaiued- This
nG1kne.n n1 COAT Of New Guinea IA exposed 70 the
lnu sHe1 OF the Fsctnc Gcean aod ts rugged RDd
naloor1esz- The COUNTY, IL III rockJ and moun-
u!nona covered eSeryHhef with dense f0:ests,
1netfaS n " sxau,pa and prrcpkst7 ahd ae1s4tcd
Hok6 N a1MosS lm1ss.sabse barrier 70 the un-
nown Interior: and the people are dangerous
eAvaSes, IN the Sery lowest Stage Of ba1GAF.snn
N faSh = Country. and s1npo2 such peopae, art
iound these Wonderful prpdntstuaa II Nature, the
b.fds ol Paradise, Whose exquisite bcauts
O. iafm Aud color and ssFangG
developments Of pt1naru are calculated
@s1Gts he wonder md admiration Of the must
c1slnzed anu tic mu6t Intellectual Of mankind,
2ud TO furnish inc1bauAt1nde materials iot study
TO the nsturai1st, and for specuation to the phi.
losoRhek
"Thua ended my search tiset theye beautiful
utfuA Five voynEts to different pai1a OF tlt
district they inhablI, each occupying In III pfrp
hf1uon and execution the ixsEer p1u of a yeAf
produced me only fre speeies out OF The fourteen
KNOWN to exist In the NEW Guinea district
, 1869-05-16

The New York Etanaeeia prints letter f1can =.
woman N Kew England, who uEcs sn2on9 the
mountains, IN ntsse eos:ase, E!th 1onstng enm~ 1
eaulau save CAT And y1.t, S4gs The Eaan9e'ts',
tne Il not hatsr Of her ktnd-e!lnet Of mankind
Or Of wpEaokma-nor ride, un9tuTated per-
son. but lady OF elocaitou, who IS ztfS1c1ed to
1nss lonely 1tfe BY The doufe motive Of n intense
love ol pa1urr and dextrc fct perfect tndepenc-
epce. she ha8 N ACC Of ground which she cos-
ry3trs Win her own hands, planting peas and P0-
ta1oes as wtu IS 1o1ers, and ia word making
her nvtng out Of raother eArth, wheseby she =
curcs % ne1seN health, comfort and above
ali xhss Ia dearest to her heart. tudependerce,
she Is eo11nore13 Of this u1coEstrafned mode Of
ufe, and wr!tcs sc.J peFU1siSeay 70 the rent-dp
dEener4 IN cttxs 10 follow heT eaSnple- She saxs
thaf Gurtn& TIE fAst FoAr she has proved 10 hes
fuu sandacnon mat eveEy we'll woman nay make
epod living by t11l1ug the cartn. one acrc vel
cared fpr win except tn c4se o. ra!e taAn1ty pro
opce rsu1c tnan enuEQn u iced : 1Alnfly for
Fesr: nut IN additional quantity win ho ncstfed 4
fsise things to exchange for fuel, clotht1g a1G
nfher neceS9ttSe4- She rtznzrks:
-We,e twn poor Euaneu, Instead ot va1knz out
tor xpy ku1aan e1npsoyef. ~ooN htse foGx OF tv
sSaaA rextxtnJ nr EaDeA neEr Edeeedfrt. psspEenn
an6 kspvY. IL Tn but oae ToG1kn, ak7e ss7a 1er
hcsy u esn AoSe te % y fA1se ray owH
en1 sl4Wheteea, An4 nsus eoztsnt >myse1 with e
tnkt eoSs o.aess 70 'saEs ea' % ee1atT ~oex W.
, 1869-05-16

DtA11eA It rs RoSe1s who secured to Cfaobe the
I3,000 from Murray, which were IN Jeopardy te-
fore. Ha advsnt Cd 600 to Campbell to purchase
abare OF The Nff5npotiaan Haanflnt. and fgfUscd
security. And ne gase thought, toek trouble, used
conduct ind tue method Of the ast at the patxops
of literature t1 Engiand-Hts A1rtineuu'l
CErfskfE
, 1869-05-16
Apotheosts OF General n. E. Lee in
New Yprks

n
New York.
From th< Sf.s Tosf Sun, Nay Il
Yesterday afternoon, II Judge Francis, the
genial editor OF The Troy 1smta WA saontednX
down Btoadway, be WAS suddenly accassel BY =
Manufactured. high cheek-bonettt black hatred
gentleman IN spring suit of clothes, who graEPen
lin warmly By the hand, and said:
"Gcuetal do assnra yon, stf, before God, thAs
.hts Il one cf The happIest moments q my lie
NJ heart Is nle1 with gratitude 70 Cod thst am
permitted to THIS gasp 5ou By the h21t God
hless yeu. Sir, Cod bless you thousand tines
Judge Francis N1s slightly staggered Al thAa
warm. hearted solicitation: but tefogc he coDld c1-
press his thanls the ne8J-e5ed Southtrnet coa4
timed:
1 You cannot conceive. ~, the warmth ol ny
feelings toward ytu- DO assure 5ou that were
We not In The e3ty ot New 1ort, and Il darc& DO II
would tea1 The hat from my mead and give shIce
fpostn4 ehee-s for old General 1er-tne ssapd old
,Cncte Robert Of the Army Of TrEsnl2- Ye1.
General: res, str. wuuld- before God would: :,
50 say:Ec. the enthusiastic Confederate wound
bis ar1ns about Jntse Frsncts1 md Hssed bin
txtce Oh the right chetx- He then N1ra1y
I r1esaed the Judges hand, and swept up Broadway
With iears IN his tyeA
4 The JUDGE s:ood Ike one hewDderEd for sont
j uoIctuts: then. turning to friend, he salt
"WeN, decsare this heat. Al hare trequenil!
been mtk:afeu for Edwin u. Stanton, 6ut neve
before for GepcrA. Robert E. Lex"
, 1869-05-16

Danse1 Frederick EeekplaD, wuo d.a.i At Sla
aEsir, Ca1tatsusus' County, NY. On Tie ath uls.,
acea le9 yea7 md 8 Eoutas+ MS eosa u AinaaJ
County, y. e., and seEred IN the Revolutonas:
Of detect IN spelling his usne, he did not ob,ss1
eus1on unt1 roted one by GocSresa short t'tas
siIce, d $500 5earay. All The ~ Of about tsenty.
ane Letax txo yenrs his sen3or. yaey hseA sc>
getter 81 5eas1 she died IN September. ls3, aze
Iu5 years, months and tayA Nj: B9tf .
rre salute ID tne fourth of Jniy-aone:iae.
xtx.tlpa oar u / o'clock l. u, and coo.in1tog II
ing Ats gun n piece he used u TIE arIy} 1ot1 DIR
ught-nevef having sal1el his yeSsH as1'e uu7
three Or four yea:3 Fast.
H.ats,, tho e,rcus- -x1der. did not dte 1t Pa.
! Ev % re1nr1M He xuT1iuekl his foot tasseb[-
hrssstna ii necs, snd wes vel tn n hoI. =,
sn.-kfsu Shook. RhSenue EoEeea9 ~
YnS. colle<eed ~, ,essa, ~, soF ne soveFa"
YN4te he be4d tnt btnle-
, 1869-05-16

II cur aeeount Of The ie1tenr-we might almost
saA the s1traTag1nce-of London charities TOE
the puh4c BY surprise. Is 3nazenent Will be MI
u completed By the evidence now attded
on no -lesa autnorly inan eaa 81 q
tie BAhop ef The diocese Hs
observed Yesterday that our three paEss @ q.
tH1res, exhaustive u they appeared. to,a ~ ~
naH the tale, and thnt, It seems prsEix M
Truth \ total e1pendture Of E Esoe y" IA nnS,
;sc H.snop oI London, tuins up " a;esaas ss y
.hs tgsse It s1esp5 e t;sA A.lSe Seis : 1ae ase IL
nnrnt. = Il aer1t. that there row ex!st4 u the
metropolis ors sa1 .nonf.p6 s1' 5o3
= ~ f5f thts being az avefa4e Of "a 90 fol
esen nsas soaet3. one i65esand societies q This ont
citT dtspensfrg each - much II k4tso9 vex< h
chxtityt Had anT Of or Tsad9S M idea Of sucl
4 thinv. CM zny Of them reaH1e Il NOW It :
tacsoscli {. -A4 tAk It nsHst HASeE -te sokfutteo
"a besdeA anA heypna the e1eErnou4 sxperditurG
eefote e.. - areqaft n sszaa SqssayeE .77-eoode
1tT.f1- 20 i -: . -ar-,:-
, 1869-05-16

.a1 Priests attained bs the Csc Of such means
Another species Of spoltaaon Is comm-rrsal
'ruH'i, u teIm which seeus 10 me too limited BE-
cauxc the .radeszaAa who changes hts weights
and measures u moi alone cnfpAhic, but also the
ptysician who receives fee for esu counsel, tho
lawser Who provuAes litigation, &c In The cx-
CHANGE Of TWO services one Is niWaya unreal, bnt
when a ee1.tcc Received l. thst whica - keen
agreed upon Il ts eyident that spolatluu VI thai
na.,se Win diminish With the lncIcaas Of pahltc
intelligence
The nc5t tn orrlcr Is the abuse Ia the phaeit
cio--an immense nc,d Of spoEauon~ 70 immense
that We can 9lvc it but partial consideration
However,, th!ngH 60 frpru baA 10 woFse, md II
last tho rccie open theI eyes, not 10 The resly,
Gor there IS Lone II yet Int TO the esh
Govern nr /. ~ pleasant trade thai evcrJbod.
desires to crcpSe IN it. Thus the odr1scfs of TIC
Pee, 1c 10 tes cease to say: awe see yo1r sanet-
iuIs, aud We weep over them. II would oe Other
| wise II ne governed you.
This pvnot which usually iAstr for somc time.
| Ia one OF rtoetlIon4 and tnEuEreettona- Naen ue
lsoy.e arc conquered, the expenses OF The VII AT
added 10 Heir burdens Wktnthey conquer, tnete
| IS change Of those who govern, and &he aooses
| uma.r.
| This Lists ln;ll the people learn 10 Eno@ Ane
defend their trne interests. Thus we always eoIns
hack 10 lids, there Is no remedy but In the rso
grcss u public intelligence.
Certain nations seem remarkably inc,ined 10 be
come the PREY ri governmental zpouAtaon- 4ne.
nre the ones WHERE men, not consldetinE she1 o"s
! dignity and energy, would believe tnemselvei
! 1os1. II they we're not governed and Administers
upon in AT .h!ngA Without having travelled
! much, ! have seen counties where they tatn1
agriculture can make no progress unless the atst
| keeps up experimental farms; that there VII
~. W. ,,nrxes ~ &ht m H. hAA 1tn Stxhar1