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Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-08
aalkinaI Hot Guilty.

DEs MoisEs, May Tin the Ran.
kin embezxlement case today the
ind9e delivered Z CLEAR and fnrcihle
charge to the jury, which retired and
In n:15minutes brought in . verdict Of
not guilty. Rankin was warmly con.
graduated by his friends. The pub.
lic approve the verdict generally, ns
It ID thought he Is victim 81 others.
There are z6ge MORE cases against
Rankin but they wi1Fbe dismissed BY
the court. 9
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-08

OAlAHA, Nay Red C1oad, Spot
ted Tail md SS1b other Indian chiefs
and soldiers arrived at Ft. Laramie
last evening, 10 charge Of Agents Sd
vile and Howard. They leave for
Washington via Cheyenne and Oma.
ha to-day. :
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-08
The 1edieal Association.

X0v = sV018S300. .sI4,55.
LouIsvlLLE, May Attic Amsri-
can Medical Associat ion this mornhe
several pressing invitations were ressl
toshold the meetings Of the associa-
tion at various points. Philadelphia
was agreed upon IS the next place
for holding the meeting, and the, first
Thursday in June, 1876, WAS designa:
tcd . the day. 6 zes si ss
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-08
-1iIg:

NAsnviLLE, May 7.-The fourtl,
days races BY blooded horse associa.
tion rrsnlted as follows: First race.
purse $4,000, 8 year olds. mile aud =
quarter dash, was made by Valtiguey;
iBayonne second; time q: 183. The
second race for . purse of 1900, 2
mile heats, Arizona beat; time 3:484A.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-08
T1e0allo1sI

NEw ORLEANS, May 7.-R. N.
Epps, colored, Was hung today. He
confessed TO the murder III Plague.
mire Parish, in June 1872.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-08
Obituary. ! .

@ CIHcfaxA1i, o., May John
.6herita father Of Lieut.. Gen. Sheri.
'dan. died at his residence, Son,essct,
Yesterday. sss.S Il .S.sl59 II
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-08

PARis, May 7-Specie. in the bank
OF France included eleven million
sewn herefed L tllsoas4na IL |, 4 franc. y tile
past week.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-08

The War epsck Dissolvek ~
PARIs, May 7.Somc of thescity.
journals speak Of rumors Of MAR with
Germany IS unfounded, while others
'coppsid der them gteatly rtxsgeerted. g
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-08

I, LoxpoN, May 7LCount d. Har-
eoarts now representative of France
10 enda, has been lappoinied am,
tbassador at London to fiji the vacancy
caused by the death OF Count De
Jerdac.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-08
Farther Wanaoa.

eapttal, wanted iossaxae6 las well established
and paying business Ia Yaakt0n. Address r. O..
eQ1 HoAhtoo, " III dim
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-08

LoxDoS, May The wounded
mntinesrs Of. the crew Of the steamer-
aefffs6n .Bafdcti ara ssNH gplke, but
lkh1 s1crs ftd u . hbehl Morse con.
dition. There IS some legal difficulty.
about removing the injured men to-
hospital. and the American consul
and foreign Office are trying to SETTLE.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-11-17
Writing ta she Zap.

Mon arc accaatomcd 10 laugh al
women tor writing IN their laps, am
agining Tie habit TO Lc an Inevitable
attendant ol the feminine organiza.
ton. The reason why women write
in their lap is generally that they
Lave no other place To write, and
neccssity chooses what Is nearest q
hand. Writing in that way Is 40,
only inconyenieat aud awkard Il i
very unhealthy. particularly wLeu
done repeatedly Cor ssmo ilae. IL
has tendency 20 make one round
shoul'ieredJ il compresres the lungs
and other paris oftho - tenn that
should have l1ll play. Any woman
who uses . pen frequently, even
though Il be ia private correspond
ence alone, should have a desk, or al
least table, to rest her arms on,
and TO prevent tIc greater stoop ro-
quired by writing in tho lap. Bottcr
still would be a high drsk al which
she could stand. ~ -hc could az
complish her work without fatigue
and in a more sat.,.A tory manner
than while in "a ,rAmp'I position
She can far bette ah,gl 90 stand
than TO bend over and by a IttIo ox
pcrienco she would soon discover
the difference between lhc two ia the
improvement OF bo.h physical and
mental condition.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-11-17

Circuit Court


grhcaulr or the Circuit Cr.fr ~ 'N,
Finh JrA.eial nietFiof c'mra.i .- t,
ouuntias II Cnliau. CtfHHae. I.f.r ar
Lauraurf ena 5 49, -. tla. I.r NU
Faps. Cireut tJt# IS N.. g. Ii ~.'.. Hd
U.a. A. J. N,L.u.a b.sH.t Afl
Coyidh CoaEty.
Ia Haxlehur.t. un the thinl Nun1a, n
April and Ociotor, ami continue 'l.rty A7,s.
CltborHs Comfy.
In Part Gibson, on Tie grt MONDAY .u
Marh AMI Sep,cmber suA c"atinIr ,.Lh-
tom days.
Laurence County
In Monticello, on the fourth MONDAY II
May and November, and continue - days.
Simpson County.
In westvillc. on The drst Monday Of jan,
1nd December, and continue .iy days
CAdHcry Courts.
Schedule of the Chanocry Court bold
within the Finh Judicial District.
Copiah County.
In Uazlehursi, on the Fourth Monday IT
March, June, September and December anl
Claiborne C0antv,
Al Port Gibson.on the Fourth Monday ~
ssr the fourth Monday of January, April,
July and October. Hon. y. q. Pcyton,
Chanoellor.
Jefferson CoaHfy.
In Fayctie, on The second Monday after
the fourth Mondays q January, April, July
aud October. Hon. J. u. Dcason, Chanod-
Tor.
Laurence County.
In Monticello. ON the hrst Monday of Jan
uary, April, July and October. Ilon. g. 5.
Mcmillan. Chaneellor.
Simpson County.
In Westville. on the hrsi Monday II Janu-
Rry. April, July and October. Hon. X b.
Stone, Chancellor.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-11-17

A Pixies Peaker, writing 10 a Min
nessota journal, says the miners are
very much discouraged in that 70.
gionj they have 10 dig through a
solid vein Of silver four loet thick DO.
fore they reach the gold.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-11-17

N.so~,c.-Tlaziehur l.pd=e ~. .l \.
T.. atA A.. Nj. meyt- the o.. = ~.... r
cz : month }. Il. Foli EN"",st
J l.. ARn, Scc.y. ". ~
n JonxsoN Il. 4. Ch-p,r. No ~
,., rs the frst SATURDAY IA '1ca g'.H.l =,
j. \. HulL. II. +.
: l.. AHD, Soc'S.
U,ylKurusr CoU>0t. N. I. ]. # ]
f,s.,s every tuHdty li,at at .frlg iiaA
RLV. !. VI. MEENS. Pre-L
q. T. HuwARp, -, y
KSiaHrs ~ PY1utAs.- u .igau = ls'..-
!, ..if,,..t se,,p o'1u... iH ihU H.run
Hall q. '. il'N N"'''
IIAwKIvs, X. of H. \ >.
TN County Grange will hold rr-.'H
,,s.tipgs IN the nrst Munlay.of AEfh lu'
a. Ogtnbsr. W. . hEAf 'As'''
T. "A. ALFokn, SECRETARY.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-11-17

Sons Of the radical newspapers in
this State have fiaunted into our faces
that il the Democratic Conservative
party If the state was successful in
this election, members of the Radical
party would have TO leave the State,
and that the whites would crush the
negroes. We will prove otherwise
20 them. We are not In favor OF
kicking Zoe when We get him down,
We only say 10 them, repent Of your
sins and help Us 10 redeem the coun
try from its impoverished condition
Trust "a, and VIC win try 10 bo just
and charitable 10 all who are deserv
iag-- Magnolia Herald.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-11-17

TnE Brooklyn Argus says, 1t ia
questionable whether Achilles would
ever had spunk enough 10 20 for
lIcctors scalp II his married life
had been troubled by the voice Of
a woman yelling at him twenty or
thirty times day TO como back and
shut the door after him.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-11-17
frsVehfs.

SERVICES NJ tn i'rcsbytsrian Churyh ever,
e.bhgth. nj n O'Clock. ReN. W. u. Ding
ham, pastor
stE,trrs at the Bap,ist Chunh 90 thf
sae.rA and third Sabbath ut each w"uth.
Er,. 4. A. L1maA, pastor.
~.a,t,Es NJ the Me'hoiit Chrsyh ever
s.r'ly. Rc,. J. " NeeHs. Paslur
Slu,trss a Spring hili C.rr.h uu "a,
frf sabbath ~ 60, y month. ~ Eh"r H,...
ana ever, third sabbath und -a.l.' . ...
4, Eldsr %. l. iusser. sahhr.H III I".
eve. sabbath Al 90 ~.
V.y.J. NJ. NErNs will hold divine a'I
,.-..- !, Gana,in on the fourth Hhha'I i
.agl month, at 4 =. ~.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-11-17

4 butcher in recent bankruptcy
case put m lis claim strongly. IIo
said that tho bankrupt owed him for
the very fcsh on his bones. ait Is
no recommendation for your meat,
seeing how thin my client j." said
the defending counsel.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-11-17
lHURST, MISS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1873

aal Southern citi, ,ss Journey
uauy p, ,hem ou looL 10 distant
places n Tao distracted mother still
scar. hing Tor her lost child.
The BROTHERS a. soon a. they were
sati-Gc betRe.n them that they
were lfothers dispatched a message
81 GOO news 10 their mother in
Cleveland, and followed the message
IN pg-on togother.-TC Cincinnati
ComnHs al.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-11-17

How is IL, Pope" said Frederick,
Prince Of Wales, to the poet that
was dining with him, "that you, who
are so hard on kings, arc 40 eomplai.
SAINT 20 meF' alt Is" replied the
bard, "bccause | like 20 pet tho lion
before his claws are grown"
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-11-17

An old woman in a rel cloak was
crossing n field in which an old he
goat was feeding, what strange
transformation took placcl Tho
-"r, ,urnod "a (bntt horl butter /,
and Tie aEtiqaatod dame became "a
scarlet runner.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-11-17

lfhrra any on. ,hin. iH ~ -
\ Il.ial utrrttlrarsr Than another. Il
3. that ~, Radical party rta ~
tr.ri h-ur thn people tu lsT6. not
.Irt tly profess. rat upon what
thN promise. * upon auy po.lti.
cal theory. bui what they have Al
rcsly dshc. They arr g. hc tried
upon thrir record, and that rccord j.
made NJ oi All their legislation,
raol and evil lqoo Hll the's Of iai
conduct from the Pr. .deHl 'oNu ta
the most iynohlc postmaster Tacy
are 90 be- judged by their fru,t~. They
lar, 90 be- measured - tLgir works.
They are 10 hc arraigpcl before thc
bar of ruhlr opiuion. and they are
to stand y, th,,ruuocyurc or fall by
thcir guilt They cannot araign
their opponents. The challenge i
with a. and q ! for them "a clear
tu..r h'ri- ~ Lr-t they may. The
''.'..''' l""" n'''i' lh' L'sh court
wv '.' l.'I'.. 'harf'A WIN HnI.l.
,ulc 70 -ru t.'nuIc~ Ih.v uuru.
-h.n tNri uc. rh.v cannot hr.lDud
.h' prosecution wan ''a"0.f "t'"'a..
INC! cannot escape t'' l"aI' a"I
''.t "'' '".' '' w .'A'. .f ."h hl
-"'h N'rH''' a. ~ Millions oi Amer
.'h '"''', may s'1 NJ '' pronounce
." N'N''"'sE $50.
We hope our opponents will not
Ignore thc 4" .um They lo'd. They
stand &C., r>.l h..u. t',,anuly ar
manifold AGO, Of wicked ma.tgae
nrce in Office. They asg b,I ~
promo power .rr d".u y,.r. Tbyy
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M '."..'t l"0. r"rt ..'I Ha
been acquired .y political al.,utar
or~ amt rPr'ulhnr- unaor Radical
protection than ha. eyer rhg."r' l"cn
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Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-11-17

THE Philadelphia (Pa) Common
wealth says: A reduction OF wages
follows the victory OF the money
power, aud in Ohio 10000 miners
20 cut on a strike. Those OF whom
who voted away their own bread
aud butter, have learned too late
who were their friends and Who
were their enemios.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-11-17

4 young lady in New York who
had two sutors, engaged herself to
one Of them, and then cloped with
the other.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-11-17

The table which was "sct IN
roar has been presented as an or.
namcnt 10 the lions cage at the Zoo
logical Gardens.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-11-17

\ DETroIr mother can't under.
stand how il il thai lcr girls can
play croquot for half lay and not
feel tired, and yet, if one Of them Is
asked to wash the dishes rho reaches
for the camlhor bottle.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-11-17

What is the difference between
person o. late for the train and
schOolmistrcssl ono misses the
train, and the other trans tho miss
Ca.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-11-17

\ Chicago paper has the following
curious notice: Wanted, nurse to
take charge of a basket OF children
left at this office short time since.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-11-17

AZ docs ayt follow tina. two per.
.1a go =, q marry because both
arc aaod. Milk Is good and mustard
Is good, but they are not good for
each other.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-11-17
RESTORED .Inrr .uany i'ea,


lishrs 2 romantic tory Of the loa. ~
n h'.lc rh'Id .hy capture 81 Cor
'n.h. u hy thc Union forces IA.
r.re ta, a.. war and ~ h'. r,.tura-
ton a. hIs family after thirteen years
bad passed and the little boy had
grown 20 be man. In the flight Of
the inhabitants from the burning
town most Of the people hurritN
down thC railroad tae., leading from
the southern part oi the place, ana
took refuge ln che woods and fields
along the route. soon tho streets
were deserted by all except this lii
tlc boy, who became separated from
his friends, and at last bill himself n
a freight car which had escaped the
general conhagation. Among the
Union soldiers who soon poured into
the City waS Captain (afterward,
Gcn,aD llIck,nloopcr, Of the 5th
ONO h..'.i.r Na' discovered th"
10y am took h'" back % camp
whore, hv H- youthful Intelligence.
hr nynanul great arurity.
lh' Ioy stated That h', rame was
Fuuk Foster, aul that h., father and
h.'th.r"'rc 10 iur rebel army, his
'f"'"'r ','hS "h "'| Z" Ten beaure-
-aFii b'i @. ''' t'ar,n Tor them had
ia''rd' II Wa believed that they were
dead Tao "'n'ral out OF pity
adopted The boy and IN AugusLlNoZ,
sent "'" '''i'.'n"au' where hc was
"t.h '"''-' "i ly he "enerI s
ia.h'' ""I m".h,.. Ie Wa sent 10
.''.. amy '.''I "~.' served an aP-
~ ..tr ..... ""Ne5''5 oii,e
0"... VA patron, .'. ",n"ral, be
Fa' .."-."a .'"i ,Ni ou4t
H, hH... -I these twelve or
thirteen y'Ar, NJ. had never ceased,
N. ~ ''1''' II ''"N,'R
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Again one night last week young
'o+,'f '''l'ea ''' same Hla'or and
% o. "'u'",s''''','' 'n' same comed'-
~ appeared o. 'a' s'aSe' ms ume
II n''''' such az IMPRESSION oh fos-
- . "'."i '"'' ~ oou'' not sleep
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Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-11-17
rns treat ar,,ment used By ,he

THg fleag argument used by the
c,rlet-bagg, rs among the negroes 10
secure and retain .ho colorci vote
has been tie constantly reiterated
assertion that II the Democrat,
should come into power again slay-
cry would at once bc re- established.
Thi, led many colorcd men who ha-
bitually consulted their masters for
advice IN ordinary affairs, to rank
themselves in solid array against the
white whenever il came 20 voting.
The negroes arc learning better now,
a. va shown la .issippi the oh
cr day With equal disregard Of
truth aai probability, the Grant or.
gau- are cniyavoriue % induce
Northern voters 60 believe that the
overthrow Of the present corrupt
Administration would give the gov
eminent entirely into the hands ot
uureooustruetgd rebels, who would
Immediately proceed 10 pass laws
pcns,ou.ag Confederate solI.crs. and
providing for thn payment 90 form
or slal -holiers II the money value
Of thy alayes fu,yl Is ,Ie act OF
cmanetpationj or 90 thc least, that
they would insist upon ,ao r.Val.a-
ton nt the debt contracted ia
the prosecution Of th- civil war OF
course, NO person of common sense
IN the North pays any attention 20
such ah.urlitios; but an esteemed
arl cxcc.lugly wcllrunrmcd cor
respondent ia Louisiana desires us
20 cxpo,e 'hc ialsity OF such charges,
and wo cannot DO better than to
quote hi own words IN regard g.
them;
Now, II any Of ,h,,, allegations
were true, would not the most Ger
tain an1 lbt.lo means for securing
such revenge be Afforded by the ia.
fation scheme justschorchcd in OHIO,
which every sensible man knows
would cyeutuate inf il does not.
directly aim at--ultimatc rcpudia-
tion. The South on the foregoing
.lypothesis should hayc thrown up
lr lat wildly for William Allcn,
WI rcas ca the contrary, il is a iact
y rt this entire section Is a unit now,
gnl W.'Ihs, believe, az th, Demo
cratic Convention Ia 1876, against
inla.l1u Gen. Gordon Is tho only
southern man | know of having
any influence, who Is in favor Of the
Ohio platform. The Charleston
Nows aud Courier you have always
fully Understood aud rated at is
fall value"
We commend the extract from our
correspondent note 90 The oonsid
alton ot ell advocates Of rag money,
apd bgg them @ ponder il, As it cx-
presses the views Of tho vast ma iori
to ~ Influential D,mocr.ts-tho
men Who lead Ia popular opinion
throughout the South. Those who
suppose that the irredcemable cur
roncy project finds favor with any
large proportion Of the intelligent
classes IN the Southern States, labor
undor ! great mistake. They tried
the experiment during the late war,
and the results can be bought to-day
for about two cents a bushel.-N. Y.
Sun
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-11-17

\ secret burns a hole through
some mems minds as quick rs a coal
of fire would through their pockets.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-11-17

gn.NgEs.-p W adams Irun-' i.. IA
r ~ SATURDAY In each inahth.
Antioch. first SATURDAY,
Quitman. third
r,.tal SPRING. tr-i SATURDAY
BAYOU Pierre. third
N rfwen fourth
Reholsoth. -ecuud
asHmaa, second
p.sur,Earl. Er-t
Vethrl. SATURDAY, befpre fourth daT.
Iiomaehitta. saturday before SUNDAY
Tinr Tlua. Secu.i Saturday,
IIarlehurst. second an t.m' Agriags
Long rrrk, thirl - lur lay
Fauh,rs. ih.rd
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-11-17

A man is generally ready TO an
swer for his eourago-especially
when IL can't answer Tor itself.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-11-17

IIo who gets angry in discussion
while his opponent keeps eool, holds
tho hot end nj the poker.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-11-17

Mrs Parington says she prefers tho
Venus do Medicine 20 any statate
she knows Of.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-11-17

In love all men are fools alike, Just
as in a dark room they arc all Of one
color.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-11-17

Tho next thing TO direct tax on
lying would be q tax on grave
stones.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-11-17

What is everybody doing at the
same timeg Growing old.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-11-17

Pray keep your seat" as tho
eockney sportsman said 10 the rab-
bit.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-11-17

Il II parliamentary whom the ayes
and noes arc both runningl
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-11-17

\ venerable clergy man, who at.
tended the church OF younger
brother, was railcd by the latter on
having slept through the sermon,
and challenged to tell what the scr
mon was about. what the sermon
was aboatY" exclaimed tho yenera-
Die man, "why it was about forty
five minutes too long"
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-11-17

III you want 20 bo q swell" OF the
hrst water, got the dropsy.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-11-17

". FAIER. A. MANGOLD
VI. EaIcp & CO..
IIAZLEHURsT. MISS
ID alers In
GROCERIES,. DRY GOODS
HARDWARE. CUTLERY.
FURNITURE, ETC
aprl4-ly.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-11-17
IF YOU WAET

THR BEST oF BOOTS 4 SHOES.
Caa - ~ = mann
- Rairoad Aresu h..Aas
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-11-17

Uf- " v. NP"TFN of NnnUIi0
cultivated a crop his year doing The
work with Ri, own ham. and raised
aud gathered ono bale ot 1n, two
hundred bashcl foorH anil Ten.
oiPco-e and potaloes, besides doing
a largy practice. Ii there is another
doctor ia the State of Nj issippl
who has done moue, or even as much
wc would like him to send us hts
Tho.ograph.-f Magnolia Herald.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1875-11-17
Prosperity Threawh .uussm-
faesassng.

No community, state or nation can
be prosperous which only produces
the raw material, and then hires
some otherto manufacture il. Let O
man grow the wheat for his bread,
pay the freight to n New York mill
10 make II into -four, and then the
freight back again, and see u that
would be profitable 10 hin. The
same ia true Of everything else. Ga.
~ that community or section h pros.
porous which manufactures a. we'll
as produces raw material. The OPP
cratlvcs in the factories, being con
sumers, also give home market ior
products. five can manufacture all
We need, the operatives will use here
at home such Of our products rs they
now consume away OFT somewhere
else whore We uOw have 10 ship this
produce, and pay high freights on il
10 them. What NC furnish them has
th.s freight added, aul they are in
tan cotap,ll,d 10 adj this difference
70 thc price ottuc goola they manu-
iacturc, ship arl srll back to "a.
We pay three lrcights, one on raw
material, one nu manufactured goods
sent back to us, one on the food wo
send them ior their workbench.
Communities which only produce
aud sell tho raw material, have 40.
l,rua'p da.h al l,au business pc
no ois When the annual proIuctior is
being sold, ,hcy flourish, bat tha. IS
soon pat, a.d th,y ars o.mI,ll,l to
buy aul snip haoE the rpolr manu-
iac,urcI out O. wha; they sold, and
thea they have lcauncss ia business.
Production hy home manufacturing
equa, 60 demand makes home mar.
kcts. saves ircights, AID Ae,p some
thing constantly ou hand t1 ,x,nangc
Tor money.-(lndiaaa F.rulc.