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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-04-22

About thirty years ago, there resi-
ded i'm the town of PebrOn, certain
DIR. T.. who became very much ell
amored of a beautiful young lady, q
resident OF the same town. The DIR.
was strong Presby; erian, and his
lady love a decided Baptist. They
were sitting together one evening,
talking of their approaching nuptials,
when the DIR. remarked:
Il am thinking. my dear, of two
events I shall number the happiest in
my life"
And what will they be Doctor
"Onc is the hour when | shall call
you wife for the first time
"And the Other?"
at is when we shall present our
first born for baptism
"What, sprinkled 2"
"Yes, my dear, sprinkleJ.'
Never shall a child of mine be
sprinkled."
But mine SHALL.
They shall be, eh:"
"Yes, my love-
well. sir, then can tell you that
your babies won't be my babies. So
good night, sir"
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ERIE RAILWAY
LUxuRIEs or MopEnx TRAvs1.

The question which to-day ,nokt fs,rc;bIx
presents itself to the prospective nrclcr X
10y ~ what line can earliest fE1ch reach
nyoesslnat1onT (for running pnrnfcl with
eacn other, the competing lines make the
average time between their Western AMI
Eastern termtni,) but " BY which route can
travel with the greatest degree Of sosssf,rt
and of freedom from those nnnovances hte,.t
erto considered inseperable from ajouruev of
thousand miles or mOre?-
The inquiry IL e5sily answered Seated N,
one OF the spacious and luxuriously fInishc.i
Drawing Room coaches peculiar tothe broad
Xuage Erie Railway running without chance
rom CINCINNATI, Cleveland, Dunkirk, luna
10 and Rochester to New } ork the traveller
finds lacking none Of the Comforts and con-.
ven1ences Of his own home. Roomy seafs
neat washing and Dressing Rooms parIors
well ventilated and cool in Summer TANNED
by steam In winter, and Illuminated by on a
when night comes. attentive servants and n
view OF the grandest of American scenery All
combine to transform the formerly slow and
tedious journey into an enhancing pauora-
ma, the Termination of which comes onIr
too quick for the beholder.
Sleeping-c0aches well 1T and ventilated.
and with clean, roomy BEDS, and all the con.
veniences Of the boudoir, are attached TO each
of the three daily Express trains, GUARANTEED
ing the traveller, delighted with the novelties
of the daylight, nights rest as untroubled
as II In his own bed at home.
Prompt arriv ais are made at all connecting
points, and passengers on arriving In New
York are delivered either down town In the
business center Of the city, or up town In the
immediate vicinity Of the leading hotels and
the New York and New Haven Railroad.
Tickets via this popular route can be pur-
chased at all the Principal Ticket Office
throughout the cauntry. feb IL
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lGRICuLTuRA ITEMS.

The city OF Elizabeth. y. j.. has Il hen
that recently Matched seventeen chick
ems from fifteen eggs.
a nursery firm at Columbia, Mo,
has just grated over p. 600 apple trees
and Sc, eral thousand plum and pear
trees. all of which is expected to bear
fruit in less than four years.
The nursery.men in Illinois say that
the cold weather which coated the
limbs and bodies of the trees with ice
will cause heavy crop of fruit this
year. The ice will kill the bark lice
and the eggs of the apple curcuIio.
The value of our farms crops for
the year 1869 divided equally among
the population would givenearly Sl00
to each man, woman and child in the
United States. tefff
The cost of fencing quarter Sec
ton of land in California is more
than five times TIE amount charged
BY lie Government for tie land, 'Ow-
ing mainly to the scarcity of timber.
Iowa plants every year a forest at
;J.OOO,O00 trees. Within considerably
less than a half dozen wears 25,OO0,UO0
forest trees have been planted, and
are now grow ing in the Northwest.
Two farmers in Kansas recent,
had lawsuit about seven pounds OF
butter. When the jury retired they
took with them the butter. procured
some crackers, ate them together. and
returned Il verdict of mo cause of
action" ti.,s-.s
An English writer thinks the Ame-
rican earl, potatoes will come to an
end ere long, for as each new variety
is claimed to ripen about 1O days ear
lier than any other, the time between
planting will soon be used up.
W. IL. Hopkins has sheep on his
farm in Seekonk, X. l., that has had
five lambs in one gear and twelve
days: january n, 1869, dropped one !;
August 10th, dropped two; February
s, 1870, dropped two.
J.J. Thomas says that fortunes are
lost by farming in. three ways-in bad
ly wintering stock, in want of proper
attention to rotation of crop, and in
raising weeds. He calculates that it
is easy for farmer TO lose $4,000 in.
10 years by raising weeds. '''''.
A correspondent of the Western
Farmer advises that no man enter the
franks of the agriculturists, lnred
thither by tue sole aim of amassing
dollars AID cents. Such an one is
only fit recruit for a corps of land
SINNERS, whose occupation consists
III marring the beautiful i'm Nature
and the Ilandiwork of Natures Cod
The business in foreign fruits is
yearly on the Increase. Between thir-
ty and forty thousand boxes of oran-
ges and lemons arrive i'm New York
weekly from Sicilian ports. luck
stcrs sell them at the corners of streets
and elsewhere at comparatively trif-
ling advance Oh what is paid for them
i'm the Mediterranean.
The Shelby (ky.) Sentinel says one
mar bought 2l0 hogs and corn to feed
the same, for s., 5633, fed and sold them,
averaging 223 pounds, for the hand
some sum of $3.50, and refused the
offer Of 1854 for Ill shOats that he
raised from them. Another man and
his son fed and sold 1872 hogs, averag-
ing 3O5 pounds. upon which they
made an outlay of about 5000, for
the round sum of S2i 600.
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n. -, - ~ -
DshED,SS nsa:I ~ tsels =
Ielep. ,,sa q 49, -
sas:s sle M aoa'vw ". fssxs ~ ~ n
sucyect Inc Psc ss.shs = us
On. COVE snoaM p vSsrIs 81, Sny -;
Ken INTO accoun, ny nanver q !.
hours curing Wnicn tney take tne
pull varies rom twehty.iou, 20 IoiIy.
eignt. 10 OBTAIN neHel, tns nnss ~
TINS period rs sciected icr gun ca' I.
'ne la'ter part.
Laceptionai an,mass' such % az. e.
or Iea up, aHozu no i;s ci,scIi0I
out heaithy, weii-constautea spoIi.
mems, nSing lhstne open an s''oau
oe se'ecseo ior eApesiaaela's'
GRE FOR GALLs, SoxEs, SCRATCHES.
lake TWO ounces. e.ssacs oi tau,
two ouhces spsrss ~ VINE, o.e o..;e
sa'1sn'li'ou'ae, MAJ. v.'.so |. ~. ~. 81.
", HUT ouucss svlt Wa.cl M, u.s'
sosc, anu WASH co VI 'o"s sin'o'
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IotND.h OK LAn,Aafls'-1.A no'sc
VIII .ai,'inl.is ss9eie iNse A,s, suo,
emos ca - .'c l.1:' pA's I'.u sa.ou "s
NC" ua 10" nr, mo W. !" y ssss osa5 49,
49, saou.u We i:ne ~ .s..y
"e 1 ale. .nls e.sss'
az" =, ~ 49," s' ate. = o J Ls,;
seven or efobt drachms of aloes IN
bali. and the diet sbouId be limited to
bron mashes and J;ttle hav for acv.
e,al DAYS afterwards Even when the
horse bas recovered oats sbould he
given very snar;ncIy for a time.
Some bleed yerv heavily i'm This dis.
e,Sc ,u,l como nrsct;ce li;star;n0 lint
We think that neither of these plans
are attended with any benefit. We
especially object to bleeding from the
toe, as il frequently causes trouble
some sores in the foot. 40 rsis
LnE,S C.ruE-To Lin tbese mar.
a.iles use three nar,s of Lerosene al,
10 ono of Lard or curriers' oil. ,n;y
we'll. and anplv with a brusb to the
parts whore Tho l;cc annear In greatest
humber.
Tu.o n,s, u.
I'll 1a,;,.. ~. III ...s:. !.
aroo, " 80 . en-, Ill, - ON" e.. - H.,
haansa snaomf,i m';x !. III w ~;
%.a', V nun .a ILL., - W." a; VIZ
a" =. "atS. Ia .op'a's
- s ~ a.,...;, 80 n"C"n ~ .ah' 40
".o . '"," o"'' ~ = to"e"' =
CoLfc IN noRsEs.--"e nave never
known me loiiowlns prescription 10
iali OF curing COLO III orses: Aro-
ihatic spirits OF ammonia, nall ounce ;
i.audanth, one ana a hait ounces !;
NIX win one pint OF water anti al
munster. IL NOT renewed, repeat the
dose. - ,s
DiARRHEA IN HoRsEs.-If the diar-
rhea is due to the irritating proper
ties of the animals food, a mild pur-
gative should be given to remove ir-
ritant materials. and the diet should
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-04-22
French Method OF Raising Tomato Is.

As soon rs :: cluster Of flowers are Wis
ible. the stem is topped down to the clus-
ter. 50 that the flowers terminate the
stem. The effect Is that the sap Is inn
mediately impclled into the two buds
next below the cluster, which soon push
strongly and produce another cluster of
flowers each. When these are visible,
the branch to which, they belong : also
topped down to their level, and this is
done successfully. BY this means. the
plants become stout dwarf bushes, not
above eighteen inches high. III order TO
prevent their falling over. sticks or
strings re stretched horizontally along
the rows. so as to keep the plants erect.
In addition to this, all the laterals that
have 10 flowers. after the fifth topping,
all laterals whatsoever. ale nipped OF.
In this way the ripe sap Is directed into
the fruit. which Acquires Il beauty. size
and excellence unattainel by other
nS.-U,rtirPfiHfisf.
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why Is IL that so many children die under
the age Of i've years? That large proPox
ton Of children die under that age. has long
isfactory cause ascertained, 10 Is certain.
Also, Il Is known that worms exist ia the
human system from its earliest Infancy
therefore parents, especially mothers, VINO
are more constantly with their children,
cannot be too observing OF the first symp-
toms Of worms; for so surely as they exist,
shey can be
Safely and Certainly
removed from the most DELICATE IN
FAINT, by tbs timely use Of
FAHNESTOCK'S yERMIFUGE.
Il !. perfectly harmless, contains no Mef-
curry, being
PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOSITION.
And may be administered with the utmost
safety to children of all ages.
worm corrections, made more for the pur.
pose OF ?. easing the palate than Of overcom-
over the country, but their short lease of life
| Is nearly exhausted, and B. A. Fahnestock's
vermifuge continues to grow In favor daily
CAUTION.
| should occasion require you to purchase
| B. A. Fahnestock's vermifcge, be particulars
| IL careful TO see that the initials are b. A.
| This Is the article that has been so.
| FAvoRABLY KNOWN SINCE lsco.
And purchasers must insist on having 1t, Il
| they do not wish to have al Imitation forced
on them.
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SLATE PENCILs.--Twenty wears ago.
all the slate pencils used in America
came from Germany. In 1880. Young
pen in West Rutland, VT, eighteen
years of age, discovered a supply of
stone from which he could make as
good slate pencils as were sold in the
stores. lie began by whiting them
ont and selling the rough articles TO
school children. lie bought the
quarry for one hundred dollars. and
commenced operations on limited
scale in saving out pencils. The bu-
siness grew on his hands, machinery
was invented TO facilitate the process,
and to-day upwards of a hundred men
manufacture daily over 50,OO0pencils.
The mills are valued at 100000.
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-04-22

The Journal of Agriculture st.
Louis, MOI of March 3lst. says =
We continue to have unfayorable
reports of the appearance of Winter
wheat in this region, and in some
counties in the North part of the State.
In Rails county many of the tfrmers
are blowing it in, and sowing oats in
stead bnta Clark county paper says
the Fall wheat there looks exceeding
ly well. 1t is quite certain that the
amount sOwn last Fall was much less
than on the previous year.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-04-22

A Mexican letter speaks of rev
textile discovered in the mountains of
Vera Cruz. Pueblo Morchos. Ii yields
thread of two varas in length, shining
white. and stronger than hemp. Ii is
said that any laborer can prepare daily
Is pounds of this new flax without
any particular machinery. The plant
Yields an acid which may prove useful
in some industries.
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UD(D0 ~ - IN
hoople Ihlnk.

= :. k<.ssszsss.
lhe tsIk turned on the past, Dr
zen. Eats ieoff u arren, good tax.
Pc s'wsys rcady, is fpil q inc'aens
49, Huec9Sse S0nceFnine msn Ivy
nsssets OF sne AEe tnat was going out
when the 0e1eraf came IN.
nave you seen Curtis .iie OF
We0eter nc seked oipPIhg MY n'e
soap. IT'S enough 70 make o'a Dsn-
iefs ZONES r.t y,
Wy SO
because ne hasea Curus. IL Is sala
saat on que vccaslon, wnen SuEsas
sent wora 70 the great orator tnat ne
vas sOous ~ Sisit I'M; D sln s"ore
nc snOu.dit enter tue mouse ana
nosniug out Inc entreaties OF me iquil-
EkcPt inc Sisitor RON SEEKING ac-
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me BOOK is weh dotfe, All the
same said one. the VAST sdsys a"a
dca,il are especially good -
l'cn ltstr1.e yoii, nc weser, tnst
mere is something suited ana arm.
eiai ABOUT the scene, ~ II the great
expounder were ioldlng ms CLOAK
aoo1t nun Tor the dement, OF posteri-
Like oqmlooD, Iof example, VINO
after ociig iaid out in death, was
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!ra'ea witi' said tnat ne had forgot
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an hour TO- a j;nnar nsrtv IN come
s.;.,',;s;.. " s,S,o.. ~, ,, t =. no.
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we would not STAND ola iarrys W
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aaerances, now DAYS.
rWhat a tremendous Ola overoear-
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ages lived among his retihers with q
more naughty sense Of superiority
than he. 1t must have been very ia
hguing to go stalking about in the
manner he did all tile time. lbelleve
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OLIVE OIL LlNIMEN I
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DIR. Benjamin Pomeroy, in l742 was
deprived of his salary for serea years,
BY the Congregational Assembly, as a
penalty for preaching in Rev. Mr..
Little's parish in Colchester, Conn.,,
against the latter's wieh.
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There is cotton factory at Waco.
one at Bastron and several i'm con-
temptation at different points in Wcs-
tern Texas. H-EN 10
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-04-22
INSENpARN ADNBZE.

Ifyou've got a little knot,
That duzzent pleze you well;
Or n played out stock of good,
Which you kant no way sell;
ar a lot of barns and sheds
All going tew dekay,
Why. go tew some inShurents man
lew lazy tew survey,
Who kares less for his kompanies
Then fur his own "kommish,"
And git 'em all inshured. would,
Fur any sum you wish. t.
Then pray a. the profit did,
Eur a PROFITABLE flame
Tew clean YOU out!' and then my fren
Buy new goods and build again.
In doin' this, rvnlenlber tho, --
That prayer and wurks together go,
fearnest prayer fale yure desire,
Then wurks will shurly bring the fire.