Middletown transcript., 1871-08-05

tainel in which State certain varitics
flourish beat
At the proper season certain kinds OF
apples arrive here, anl in this way the APP
plc Of Texas can be compared with the APP
pie of Maine, aud in this way only can
this most valuable knowledge be sown
broadcast over the land II an army needs
general for its safeguard and protection,
how much more the agricultural masses
need source where certain and reliable
knowledge can be obtained W. will sup
pose young man Intends TO cultivate the
earth instead OF n profession for an honor
able subsistence We must remember iha.
we have n belt of the earths surf,cc unlike
any other country on the face Of the globe,
taking into account civilization and every
lliins else which bears npon that point,
The young man chooses TO cmigratc: If he
is wise ho will coma to Washington aud
learn all that is garnercd here about the
locality he intends to make his future home
llc will learn about tha cereals, fruits and
testle plants that flourish best in the cho-
spn retreat. He viii sec the insect which
destroys il great part the rcsnl, of the hus-
banlman's labor H. will SEQ tie samo
Kind IL bird that will henaefor.h prove his
fgi.nd or &C. Il is true this branch of
,lta ir5e of hnowlrdge is still Of nrnn,
growth, bu, Commissioner Caprcn and his
efficient assistant corps ere working hard
Ii make il bccomt what il certainly ii des-
tiucl NJ la ID the cul Congress may ha-
ras 1rl ratnrl ihi grand Undertaking ~
Withholding the proper appropriations
tuH1 mrn may sn.er ii thi. iguo.auec
A Az catering at garl4a sell, " Int
'h 'i,4n II crrinia u t5Wc when this
lraN.li VI tla Gotcsumen, will rank in
dignity wils tha uauirsi md oatrauh in
gsuuut usefulness every other
Ii w. rS't ne northern ll,iful II ou-
country N tAr ta4"n where ii. Mi-.isr
,iFl iiet j. ta4un ne tmsr,cln nrple
la. a9t AaryjsA.l wll owing 'o III hre4-
jly ta tsuiia"r ,.6.eU. sauarly thu
Nas.Hr apt.e h4a Lau introduced ~
isan u the Department q Washington
0l yety pNellru' frtjt will ugw rcvnrl
t1A6r 10 thce5 remote and ihu,y populated
Heighi4tl sp.l- i .iss been f.uud by as.-
nai Sretimeut ;ie' frli; tree, flourish
s' II ee.@ !e'' = wagn-eni
au Nhau+ipl lt5 t'Mae snl cotton Gr
* iAan aaY a,Ats s.4 .iim With
at4el.4s ze#atalissg .psahaes
GN EHHiis = fruits I'll srsa 8GzH eaftsls
I'll HtfIaf plaa's esee=. s. E@ex ] iH4
H9aliaE Nha tia s. ls8a ia 4
5taia i1e thg leat 4i M tis 9l.a
~ ID safih II liti.s Will tha
t4s iself viii t#siH lHe 81 t5a ne
Il its f5rt5sti IN arahal III
fhi- fafi II the e9rll Is MT m 0titct af
aNii y fre tha ftuit.erawer i,
4ssa II i his Ihtn' 'fee. hsgin - lal
mi ll#4-5m suppose tic orchard i far
i asaal trm mlfht III tt#se dag- nf
e4aa .IHit~ nathips nae r. lit Amer.
Liza Hahne4 fruits aF- naw ana ef the He-
i.H4alslatl a#lIeaeies II tie warll anl
ti.a 5l.m.al mllin ines exceeds fhe
.apflg lsea Plus Is cats brown
htl4. aal canned fea5h1s
fiiis ritiGiNti. stns. pARliNsreN.
III names Of eafltiH aftat elHraeitfs
IT, - wi f6awn T. ian5e. tint film ltllr
j hasaue Il. i i,naan aa5nt ihem =
Homer IL IL aHn4er VI hlsiag htrA tafa
u II flaas, = nc sas@.sf.af tar.
i history j. equally ungul5afi;4tise. M
Ha3, r5aliy know, WIN al Falr Nas
He ebeptieal people believing TINT aiier
a,i IL Wis eaiy sante inmHue. WIN pr
fedied q b. 4 great deal alier than he
lall} III. And mAe VIZ Afs. Putting
ia I'll all .ai3 maltreatmcnt Of tie
English An4 aage Is rtoFethial Il may
NJ 6e uahleffsiing, then, 70 know s5me.
thing es tin al lai4 herself The etei.
nal Alf. Darlington WAS respectable oil
la.A. living ii siHnanih in hesenshife
lisg e5liaee Nj. un The t9ach. al he
eseht 81 which lef fame Is Las.
ii Is te.t toid in passage lrnm ihe
-fssel Il staHes Smith ii Taunton. in
tAr var ISL, ~ tha i.atIs REJECTION Il
lie reform hill. Tue attempt u tie
Lords i stop the pfsafes. II reform re-
minds me very ioreibly ot the ereat storm
ii silm1Alh. and ii Tile conduct Of thr *.
tellenl Mrs. Darlington Oh that ocension
In the winter of ST., there set in a great
llaal upon that tewn--ihc tile rose 10 MI
incredible height, til WAVES tusael in nn-
Oh thu houses, ani everything WAS threat
tntl with destruction. In the milsi Of
this sublime and terrible storm. Dame
Darlington. who lived dpon the beach wns
sen at the door Of her house. with mop
and patterns. itundling her mop, squeez-
ing ont the sea.mater aua vigorously push.
ing away the Atlantic orean The At
lauit VAS rnnsrl Mrs partinginn's spir-
il was mp. Gut | med not tell you that
the contest was unequal Tho Atlantic
0eean hrat Mrs Darlington She was ex-
cellent at a Sep or paddle; but she
should not have meddlei with tempest, :"
This speech IL reprinted in the collected
edition Of Sydney Smiths works: and rs
this is, We believe. the frs. time of Mrs
Partins,on's name being mentioned the
immortality she has earned must bc set
down as due to Sydney Smith. h.--Osee a
Heed.
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