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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-09
'Rirrmond nispatfh.
,v SEPTEMBER ., 1911.
,,,,,,snl Convention.


,..,,a,, cl,ned The Tcsa'"'' " ' =.
,.,,t,n. II was IN every W" w
TIN, a, we'll. we arc aufe' ~ wv"
,,,, .,,,ntry. A peculiar a"''s'''>
wv ,.,,v ont or Il was that " WV ""
,,h,,h there waa no patty 'o'''"N
n" W ,,,,,m. tfron thu platform " Wv.
~ ,,.,c,l Association re"p'" wv"
,tinr t'ulnn '"n'd a'a"" NV" -
-. br,,hcrn. Ana "h'h wv
,, nortiallr al oHa'7" "''e'
h'NP ,.,,,i,ns feelings II cannon Y"
s''' .,, the sentiments e'E'h'
,srit dtfcr"nr's vi" ''','
,,.,, they nto hi"ush' '"l'"'
-. .'nl heartily toward ca'" "'"' ,
> .,a If ,ii,contcut and ri'l'o"' wy
,,,, n,m them spSihE NY '''' WV
md tho bright fruits "i R'""'"
.r,sl,v. and TO rivalry IN ''"'"''
,,.,,,,uo,d aurcrrda a generous '''''
an In tho civil and ratr'"''' 'N'''. .,,,,
l., n, ,hat T. puusihlr I" rr"m"''' ,,
.,r,,o c,,nrrr aud III" c"in'"'' ~" ""'''
ursa nf aucieir. ,, ,,,,
r,, true oljortsof all good l'"'P''
-, ,o,lz in Which tLcy arc hoh' a'
y,scprd aud hnst"r'd arc ''''''
,,,,.tu,.,l sncictaca Ard tho nun E'""'' ~"
..,..,irua ii tho country.
go. n,oo urodnc'jyn II harry resume
SO. &c a,nr, shat inr 'h'"i
-, nm, IN lilrnrnrut. We k""" '"'''
= ,...o,,s ,uul nothing her" I" ''''
tr.tlil
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hbout virginia md tho South.

Gr.o thtrr wears siucr 4 gentleman 60
r..,d ~ nupri in,onirnt ot the Govern"
,urut rn,,lcua ,,urr testimony t." tho Ru1'o"
ri,,It, oi tho Virginia nnii aud climate Tor
hutu of neatly NIL kinds. AMI WI believe
that "a! tho r",nol gical Exhibition " waa
rcty well settled that tor flwor virginia
fruit q, prc,nlly nprlcas~with a"tne 'S''p
ttunr, oxurllrd that Of tho fruit ~ my "'hoi
r,l, of tho Union. 1hia state must to-
come one of the greatest at fruit growing
States. wi iln lirr poil IN tncly adapted I" NJ
graiu crops. aud superior T." tho H"i' "' al
n,l,rrH tor tobacco.
Now. much lands an here. orculying the
middle belt or prcpiunt freedom nom Ell
m,tic drawbacks. ought t" In a"uEhs h'
mon of all trnnchra uf agricultural prua'lltH
Aud they must ln.
llore and further south. tn tho extreme
border of the Union. with NIL tho lci iHi"i
that has fallen upon tho n,armH "f tillaH'
putHt,ed In tho SOU h. atn produced The
ptapian which pay int our foreign 'mr"r'a
tona mud rnrrh llc Federal treasury. Nu'l
n land 1caciycu tho favor and encouragement
uf Cove, nrion favor wc know Tar more
or ta nplrcaal"tn. A change. however,
mliu, come over the country i'ci"r" l"''H
for tho present stat" "i thinEa cannot u"
endured ~ Il state 81 peace.
vat" The drunpt,r or"n"lny oi tn" South.
that, under tho social icv"inii"n. i'l'' ''''
-, god lut II cnnn" j." changed III IL
d,. 4 M ut l,r w"ik III tino.
VIZ nrn moi prcju lirnd against chang" !:
nnr /" tlirto liciudi"" against n"'ihn'i
people ~ tho thn ln"pln "i any other ma
liun except those al inferior raCcH. We
n,c nns"lIa for tho northern ponpo L"
come with their nrnnn aud Erstlc amongst
ua They nfc "a practical and iuluntri"ns
unn"lr aud cnn greatly hello ua T." Improve.
We all, ri. ~ tHc Husgrationu "t via'"n'
ary people wa" know not. 81 lM nt"nd not
To ku"n. what W. nutlrr from. We me-
turd II the rnpy,ici,m "i thnno d"'t"fh.
ia, laai a, atom wna suited to tho ilcn
u,.t,t"n "i thugs. aud Tho rcnulta al "u'
I'll ~" uiumrh ,u'ly y'ndicn'cd ~. In Viz
pu.-. Nutn Carolina, western N"u' II
ca lat lruurnscr. aud ih" noi tern l'"ff
f.n..i tho Cult h'atcs. thrtr inud l." :,
s..., change; ton white Labor "a .d.lt"d "a
80 .lu country included III tho dis,trt We
l,v, ,,Irrirod. Tho .yntrm NJ ,lhuiniahcd
BE- thorough manning, and careful III
T., Will have 10 take ,hc place OF thu
which haH prevailed.
iul lot II hr uudcrninod that t,1no In no
ro,.a,y, aud lot I'm proceed quietly hui
.rr,ully tn n work begun under every Iia
advantage. and prosecuted with resolution
ann turtltudo almost IN tho midsl of dc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-09

"ili NO Thought Il rss al humhus. " ~a' '""
exclamation We heatd M ln9a th"n = dos.p t'm"s
on yesterday. "Tbnre's LSvy rhorusns been
advertising that they were going IN m"s". but
docs not look much lihe II when they arc h''''a
tho front ~ their atore repslntsd" Patience NY
gentle friend. Jou do mol knu- EYT brof'has
40 we'll "a d.. or II wnuld 10 needless FOR va "
au,e ron that they never advertise anything '"s'
they haven't ggt nor anything they do n"s '"''"'
doing. That ,hov are going 10 nVve Is uue' s"''
no ,efor you Ia their cheap list of goods soT',.
tiaoa ihis morning, assuring you that '"" wa
apd III, ths articles enumerated Al thair s!orss
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if yuu won would vie ~ your fprm ahd fAre,
rnrtr;'d With sr'rv lovely grace.
II Hfs.iibe phptatApha you'd AGO.
Thea ~. my frisud, straight To "THsbEs'
Tia thara the Tporin5s are made,
Aud no,ehers eisc Arc sheY 5ispirT'a.
Then go aud patrnuisa fHs LuH."
Those lovely pi4tu;ea there ypH'Ii acs.
II f,Ue unlitrusns You would nni.
Win art snj prices 10 N rnnbin'3,
II yna most beautiful would he.
They'll alvo tlat beauty nj Tina tan."
Tho heAutlns of The south have tuonn
low srpat tta worth, anil gladly own
IL Ia the beat apd therefore pd
WIN siwaya uatrouiso "Tua LuH."
Then come nay friends, coma ono aud all,
~ once obey tho tempting call,
The Hundufd pictures now you AGA
Come snIv from tho ,reH tnctrn "i.rR'
Luz HoonEa FARLEY
Rfch'spnh Fa,, rept, atn. 1871.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-09

DgATIn pY N,oLENCn IN FulLApntru,A,--
Philadelphia, sept. i.~~Geoigu Aekorna,,
was shot IN a lager bror SALOON last might by
Albert Snytor, during quarrel about n
game Of cards. hckrrman had chair
raI.ed to strike Snytor, when tho latter
fired. acknfnsn In In dying condition.
Snytor has not been arrested.
Miuhse. Mullen, rerairinan OF tho West.
crn Union Telegraph Company. was run
over aud killed near Lawrence Station.
Trenton, by the morning train from Now
York. The deceased belongs 10 Pbllaael-
phia,
John Evorhart waa run over and killed
on the RsauluY ihilrosd ltst night.
+, hr Ollie 81 ll4t Of the creditors of Tryan
Roakit, NJ" disappeared sruut n year
since. shows hai bs friends suffered TO The
amount Of sIuG 1pn,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-09

1SnrEc1Ios or SrATH Tnoors,--Col. I. r..
Owcna. acting InHpcrtor.Genoral. on Thurs
day lnat reviewed and inspected tho arsys,
u volunteer company In Danvillc, COM
mandnd by Capt. W. Il. Robuaun. This
COMPANY Ia reported M onn Of Tho tlnrat IN
tho Stale. II numbers sixty.HYc uniformed
men. Of whom ilfty-tivc were present nj tho
inspection,
Col. Owens lenvca Richmond for Lynch.
burg thia morning. He visits that city to
inapect tho Home Guard. Of which Capt.
". Smith ia Tho commandment. T'hsa COM.
pany. though now. haa IA tine reputation.
and intonda tn compete for tho prise.nsg
offered tho boat diiled company ot tho
Lynchhurg agricultural fair.
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Tst,stovs sssy,ess To. Moxaox. : W.

nsMsioua sssviess To.Massow, - We
note the following speeist appel sltpsa,s :"
Fret presbytsrsda..sitsy. WIN. T. pin.
Hasf. u. D., at II A. nj. and @ NJ.
Second Prestyiertd8. sacrament a.
the Lords supper will i,s administered an
Sabbath morning and preaching at II A. N.
By Rev. WIN. A.. Canbhsil. OF Manobas,sr.
grdee.Sirset presegfefsan,~- i.ey. n. g.
Gordon nj II A. NJ, atd BIZ i. n.
Second Bfpf,si,s~ttay. &. g. Biting AZ n
A. NJ. aud az =. NJ.
Sidney Neihotijsi.-ai,pv. Jas. T.. uates a.
II A. NJ. and Rev. q. W. Motley atHp. n,
Gsr,A Church tEfiseopail. Services at 5
r. NJ.
N. Murk'a (Epfspopat -~seryices al II A.
NJ. by Rev. =. q. Dpahirll.
Virginia Hall, Ola ai.-@ilev. John l.lunnor
will prnarh nj ii A. NJ. IN Uprmsn.
odd Fsiietra' Haii, eprnsr franklin and
Mayo Streets. u. ii. usDhls a. II
A. NJ.
German Lutheran bethlehem Chutuh. On
Street ahere Gtny.~ Rev. l.. Loehner. the
pastar. having returned TO tho city. viii
occupy his pulpit at the usual hour-~il
A, NJ.
The monthly meeting of the baptist sun.
day-srhooi Association viii bo hnid IN tho
Graee.strnet Church at 1 L. NJ. Tomorrow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-09

AGRICULTURAL FAiRa.--Thr Invitations
received ny the cditors TO visit varl"uH fa'rf
OF s,n,ts arc too numerous TO specify. W.
may mention. however. Without tho charge
Of iuvidlousnesn. the Wcntcrn Agricultural
Society oi New York a. Buffalo, mud the
Kansas state Agricultural! Society at To-
reka. These civilit'ns ARC noticeable he.
cause Of tho localities aud distance FROM
which they come. We arc obliged to All
who have extended to uH these polite invl-
taiipna.
The number Of fairs in all quarters of tho
Union show M extraordinary zeal In the
prumutIuu ot tho interests Of agriculture
In nll its branches.
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linlitlli.llin.

The result IN California tahoR the Unmn-
ct"'. aud C"nservat,vcn wv aurrriac. ""
"usiuct 1t equally supriH"d krpunlirans,
\ reverse OF ihia kiud ia na ANNOYING "a
nnr SIDE IN II IL agreeable /" the other. hut
j. han often happened that such srcvcisc
h y proved a Fortunate event for the party
that stl.tainrd II. In surh rasrs II acted at
wanting aud tiimulam warning lt
tho party not to hc over confident OF tri
win tho victory Ut u Iu"cecdng mud mo- {
important election. We may confidently an
ticipato That such will bp Tho effect oi Tho
California defeat upon tho Democrats,
patty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-09

COINS. Uusioss, NAILS GROWING Isr' the
rLrsu, sc,--To hs7s them promptly tsms''r'
without pain or incon venieac1, - 20 ~
HcttrL1r, istb street, near Msin,
N. Il, Those NJ a distance may nso hl7t'me''',
until they eau arc him. VIM send on re"s'p'' "
u or %, and atatnp. Arcnrdns 10 lnall!y,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-09

NATIONAL COMMERCIAL CONVENTION, .--
Mr: LOWS b. Frayser has been appointed
by Mayor Kelley ono Of the delegates 10
Represent this city Ia tho National Com.
mcfclal Convention, which meets la bslti.
moro on the ahth mat,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-09

FoRs,as Exronr.A~rha Norwegian brig
Talis,nau, 92t tona. Captain j. A. S;hntt,
VIVA cleared FOR Rio lie Janera hy Mnsara
Dualop & MrCsnca this morning with
LOOT barrels OF notr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-09

MASONIC AeAhsaY. The hoard Of Dlruc.
tors ~ - institution mot yesterday and
eleatad Ar, \, u. thesternan principal,
anu Mrs. beauett assistant principal fer
the ehsn.ng .o4sion. The scholastic year
Nv !h.s aaademy commences oh tho LIT Of
October.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-09

nsArH OF Mn. JnHa N. CtAaxa.--Elae.
where Tho death 81 Mr.. John N. Clarke, a
native Of Scotland. but Tor naventnrp years
u rcaitient OF this city, IL announced. since
h,a residence In Richmond lie has been as
soelsted with Dir. John 9. Shafer. aud A
largo circle OF friends will regret Tho demise
OF 50 good a ,tan.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-09

MILITARY rAnApn.--The Leo Guard,
Capt. John A. Sloan commanding, expect
10 have n public parade this afternoon.
They will appear In iull regulation uni.
fnf'n and new mus se's, aud will carry
thelr splendid now flag. which has been
before described In these columns,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-09

STATE TAxEs AND PunLIc Scuopts. ---Sher.
tn John w. Wright has M important no-
tice IN another column In regard To tho uu-
paid state taxes Of 1870 and 1871. Moro
than 1000 persons have failed to pay these
taxes, ami until they do pay thcm pHrerta
echouIs. IT not paid at an early day tho
aheriG will levy In every ,nutance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-09

We are happy 10 Inform our res"e's w"
Beautiful tyorlnsa are tskou only At 'h@' es''n.
stadto. tho 'iRR" Gst,sIy, and thst I'D '"'
hss pruu, p,sd tbs proprietor To reduce NE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-09

po,tra ArrA,na.--Thn city WA very quiet
last night. and there were but faw artnsla
recorded AZ either VI tho police ntatuna.
thu offences IN each case being oI minor I'm.
~,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-09

VISITORS 10 the genealogical aah'b'i'n '''"IN
also visit FRArsss 4 extensive fsot"sihP' ~"
tsry, opposite tho poet pt3cr,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-09

The dtnoer given laat night to the dele
gates tn tho fomnl ,sical Con vontion was a
worry brilliant aud happy affair. 500 report
OF 1t IN This mornlng'u Diapatch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-09

FHArhaR's eI,susiys Photograph "s'
s'sms TO DO gers attractive - The stsahss'' NV
In the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-09

Fruits from the hxb!biuon, sneh 40 p'"'
peaches. aud sppins, aud an ago "A you ever 'SN.
arc for sale al rLkpgS / JAoxaos's. NO ''
broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-09

we paid visit to The Dollar store' ''n -.
Main st,eets, on Sa,utd.y, and !" e" s"'' r.a
and Il TO bs equal TO any "ae Ia Tho seah"i, No
articles offered thste >. orc d''N ss" a,
bought any aese Tor sioat!s bs ~ h"t' o.,,,a
GOV ,aas can SAL lham ~ 20
thaf ,lpea net pay Ter isstasi.l w hass'' ,,srs
tuotias stssa ami scu,s sssci ehEt"N.
that we know never ,;egs aada fat Tue w"he''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-09

ru,Icn touur. FRIDAY ~-.insf,se J. J.
Whifc prca,,huy.~- following caEea wcro
diEpnHrd ol :
Emanuel ionny (rolorrd). charged Will,
picaling one cont. valued nj u. from Vim.
trntry. Found guilty III entering Tho
house. which wan open al Tho time, and
stealing Tho coat. Srnt tn jail and ghaiu-
gang for three months.
hhram Jasper (c"loic'D. charged with
being H'Hpici"ua character aud carrying
concealed wcapoug. lIouorahlr discharged.
ThnmaH Eicholaa. charged with assault.
Ing mud boating L. a. Marahsll. Put under
bonds in Tho sum ot 400 Tor throc monthH,
VIM, Paine (nmall colprcd hny). charged
with trcapaaaing on tho platform Mt tho
thrrspcahp and Ohio railroad depot. Sent
home.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-09

PasMIrs rRuirH, If you wl'h 10 get '"H'' -
tho fruits which were at tho Fair. Dali At ''s''
s,'a where you will npd large eolle'0'" o,
pnsra aud apples. Go early. before saer are ."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-09

nr. Hrurrkru huM,rTnp 70 NAlt.2-|n Tho
lIusiingn Court yrHtcrday Judge trulni'
moved Tor tho enlargement on bail OF hta
rlicut, DR.. q. 4. Strrckrr. who waa on Tho
day before Indicted Tor procuring Al nh"r-
ton. The motion waa granted. ana tho
amount ur bail fixed al 40. etn,
Judge trump urged That lower amount
br named, aud Had that ir tho court ill.,
nsgtcd upon 1t The TACT might create pre-
j,idicn REsiust tho accuacd
Judge uugnn replied HAT hin decision
could moi hu M miHinirrprcird. II WA hin
ct,Rtom 10 iis tho amount Of ball In felony
| rnar at Sl0. 900 whenever tho party In able
to give IL. lilo knew nothing of tho charao-
10, Of tho evidence against pr. Strrrknr.
The ncriiscd was then hailrd In Tho sum
named above tor hia appearance, To hn tried
on tho 9th instant. lila autclica are r..
q, Melting. A. ". Melting. Jr., and }. II
Shildrcy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-09

,u . ,Arenros VII, sell At 10 4. Nh ~
,ns n,,.e lot, eiah. work hetan'.
- r,u,iiAM viii se'' star' ~. q 'nta'I 80.
r,amrd dwelling an III" weHt s'dn "' 'S '''
-, hat rrp. Leigh and iarhnon'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-09

hunlvAI. nr AN ALLEGED WHEREOF.
noNEu. Dntccliyr Knox returned from
Now Iork yesterday. having IN custody the
negro OWN. II. Tayl"r) who haa hcrn in
tlictcd FOR attempting Ia poison hia wife In
thiH city. lie rcnt hcr n box "f taialnu
Hpninl,lcd with n,nonic. She AMI several
n' l,rru atr them. aud were lundn very nick.
Mr.. kunx made Tho arrcnt on n reputation
| of Il,r Governor of Virginia upon tho Gov
rtnnr nf New York. Tho accused IL now
in coll nj the Firal puliro alatiun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-09

Fine prsra, grapes apples, aud othos mo '''''
MAJ 10 found at fIssisia,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-09

wktsiesn, 1901 MsIn street, b,s the ihsea' n
or cloth hate, In every variety. suited tef 'ae
kpad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-09

lIrartSae Couur - Judge Gu,gon, 49, In
this court Yesterday tho motion Tor a now
trial In tho case or Robert j. Smith waH
oyrrrulcd. and Smith was sentenced to Gyo
y"arH' imprisonment In the pcnitcntiary.
smith In colorcd man,
john Teuuta, being convicted OF an g.
snut. waa sentenced tn pay q tine Of 20
and 10 imprisoned twelve months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-09

The New Jersey Republicans have nolnl
uBteJ Cornelius Wash toi Governor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-09

An psti,p new assortment Of seous las' -. -
Oh ths Doliag story. eo4ass sih AMI aasa 'Hs<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-09

lee creams. Of all nsvots aud tho tssi Yss a'''
ate arc to be had uf rtSSISI,
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A motion to adjourn having boon made
by tho secretary. The President uaid that no
could not put the question without saying
just word of the feelings which filled his
heart Mt tho great BurcrHu Of tho meeting a.
we'll aa Of tho exhibition, There WINS no
OCCASION In his recollection or tho sessions
OF tho American Pathological Society which
had huen tnufr surrrsAt,il than the present
one, and IN bidding hls friends gnud bye he
hoped |, wnnli 80 hla pleasure In gfeet
enuh aud every one nj thrm again nj Tho
next araptpn 81 the snclnty. Ito then do
clared Tho meeting adjourned untii called
together In Boston at aueh ttmo IN Tho Ere.
sldont might eleat In 1917.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-09

were next discussed.
R,orrn Turkey, Successfully cultivated
In Florida aud Alabama.
hiuck Isohu. very successful IN Flor.
dR.
White Nes'i..--Fcry successful In Flori-
ia.
Small Sugar Fa.--Very successful In
Florida. Georgia, and South Carolina.
Brum'c,ck. Large brown; eSeola In
Georgia.
Green italian. Very successfully cult
waited in Georgia and Florida.
Lcmon.~Hsi2ht green; very ElicccnHful
II, Georgia.
oRAEaEa AND LEMONS.
Tho Mandarin aud Norihoa,t blood nro
popular and profitable varieties of this fruit
In Florida.
Colonel iIar dee, of Florida, gayc n very
amusing and interesting account Of groves
OF lemons VIII ich hn had seen vhio In Tho
Somiuolu war, The Hi2o OF many hundreds,
being m large as a mans head. There
were a great many varieties named BY Col.
uardoe. but there wan no other state
which Ind Voice with Tho Colonel. Tho
limo no also spoke et tavurabls, mud said IL
was q source OF revenue to his state,
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-04-29
LsRERALETY An FARMING.

In this art, and almost in this art
alone "itis the liberal hand which maxi
eth rich."
Liberality in providing utensils is the
saving of time and labor. The more per-
feet his instruments, the more profitable
are they.
So, also, it is with his working cat
tie and his stock. The most perfect in
their kinds are always the most profita-
BILE.
Liberality in good barns, and warm
shelters, is the source of health, strength
and comfort to animals; causes them
to thrive on less food, and secures from
damage all sorts of crops.
Liberality also in the provision of food
for domestic animals is the source of
flesh, muscle, and manure.
Liberality to the earth, in seed, cul-
ture and compost, is the source of its
bounty. .....
Thus it is in agriculture, as in every
part of creation, a wise and paternsl
Providence has inseparably connected
our duty and our happiness. .t.
= In raising animals, the condition OF
hfs success is kindness and benevolence
coward them. .s d.
In cultivating the earth, the condition
of mans success is his industry upon it.
Josiah Quincy.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-04-29

Thursday afternoon very cool youth
of fifteen got over the fence, walked into
the kitchen, and thence into the dining
room of dwelling near Sixteenth and
Brown streets. No one happened to be
in that portion of the house at the time,
the cool youth hunted around till he
struck plate of fried oysters, to
which he proceeded to pay his de-
YOURS.
But he made such smacking of chops
over them, that he hadn't eaten more
than zen, when the domestic came
into the room, just as he was making a
reach for the thirteenth. "What are you
doing there2" she asked in astonish-
ment. The cool youth, with refreshing
audacity, turned her flank by another
question:
Ibid you see anything of my canary
bird? thought it flew in herer'
you rascal" was the reply, ''get out
of thisr'
The cool youth cut for the gate, but
before he closed it after him, he asked,
with earnestness: Don't you want
your yard sodded ?''-I'hila. EUening
Star.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-04-29
THAT SPRING WATER.

An invalid lady beard much of tho
beneficial properties of the water from a
certain spring some distance from where
she resided. She had read pamphlet
that enumerates many diseases for
which it was specific, among which she
recognized at least half-a-dozen with
which she was afflicted. Much to her
joy, she was told that her son had to
visit the very town where it was located
and fiye-gallon keg and strict injunc-
ton were laid upon him to bring back
some of the water.
The keg was put into the ph@ton, and
slipping under the seat YVES overlooked.
The business was urgent, and took some
time to perform it, and the wafer was
quite forgotten. lie had got near home
in the evening, when, kneeling down
under the seat for something, he felt tht
Aeg. To go back was not to bo thought
of, and to admit his stupidity was iIa-
possible.
He drew his horse up by wall, near
which was an old well from which the
family had drunk for century, and fill
ing the keg, went home.
The first question was, "Did you get
the water ?''
"Yes," said he; "but hang me If
can see any difference in it from any
other water, and he then brought in the
keg.
A glass was handed to the invalid who
drank it with infinite relish, and said she
was surprised at her son not seeing any
difference. There was undoubtedly a
medical taste about it, and it did not fill
her up as other water did, which she had
always heard of mineral water.
Her son hoped it would do her good;
and by the time the keg was exhausted,
she was ready to give certificate of the
value of the water, it having reliev ed her
Of all her ailments.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-04-29
TzEsNG A CALF.

Roslichen, of Elmira, N. Y, writes:- -
"As aslight contribution toward the ef-
fort to- suppress cruelties to animals, I
send you description of a way of tie
ing calves, that is easir than the old way
more secure, takes less time, and does
not hurt the calf in the least, allowing it
to lie al its ease, with its fore legs curled
under it, entirely free, and its hind legs
in a natural position, and still, by the
prompt check it gives, preventing all
struggles. This is no theoretical idea,
but a good thing, which is practiced dai-
ly by humane butcher of my acquaint
ance. 1t is this:
"Take string, long and stout enough
for the required purpose, tie the ends to-
gether, cath the cali, turn it on its back,
hold its head between and against your
knees. Holding the doubled string in
your right hand, turn the end up, and
hold it with your thumb; then take the
calfs hind: legs in your left hand, place
the loops of the string one over each
hind foot; having your thumb pointing
toward yourself, bring yonr hand for
ward, drawing the string between calf's
feet and slip the long loop over the calf's
head on to its neck, and the things done
in less time than you caG tell how to do
it,"