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Smyrna times., 1875-04-21

IHE GREAT RoTHcuILD Royal V,cror, ,
'"""'-NtranG" as it may seem, our col.
"''''iS bear witnr>s that there is sometime,
no" under the arcnic sun. in the odvnrt;s,.
hl'ht announcing a wonder and ui,.,I, -. :,
ON Wednesday April 2Nth. from one If Ill.,,
greatest "i the great English shows. viii
us extraordinary sensational attr,rtio,, ~ =,
colossal performing Rhinoccro, il, .,.rl
an" f2r" mclagrri" of monster and minn,
aillh'IS' and it, immense double rir,,,.
troupe "t foreign and'homr cqurstriau and
sHmnaStir leaders The ultimate oI,., j.,
orl'lsmE this new candidate for American
''V"r' at an almost frightiul expense. tbou.
N"ll"N "i mites across the trcach,.rur!~ dr,.,
Is |" I"rat" it in an elegant permanent bull.
dung at Philadcl ,hia during tine Centennial
rI"hrall"n next year. Meantime. and -.
an ""V"no" advertisement and t,~t. +, i.
travelling through the country. amt n..,,
'h' journalistic rommrndation which reach
u. Is rIicitin& universal admiration. vL:,b
Will so'vr it as -ol'j,m introduction, TO H..
Quaker City.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21
DEATHS.

NiI.-"N-In t}i, town. Iu-,ay. April -uh. ~
'""nl g. SON Of I-aa. ". and 1j..u:i,ua wilson
aged gc'!- and IL moitil..
iI''>,-I" Dover, on th" I-ti in>'. Of Ire,nonia
N.i." E". Fulton, second SON Of ] \I,.,..,.i...
!n'''n aged la years. ,Inai,l, ana q d..,
WELLS -Fr.da>. April Iti Jaiuc- Frames ...i...f
tF""'i- "'d N'rl =. N"il- a4r-l month, and d,
day.
wilson Ia Nilt"rl, On III. nght nf tlr 81 il.,,
M''i"" N.rh"p Infant daughter OF Jar,.i, Z, and
-'-d:" Wilson H"' y aged month, and Lly,
IAiih3;-N Io.r-:r A,,ril cth. j lu. I..lk,r. -.
ar"Id> years.
N>''II I>.-I" k'n'","" the lph .".t 'a.-i,-. -,.
81 f''.d'gi X Knott atrl 10 y,~,r-.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21

tHlRcH IITIGArLoN.-About four Years
ago, 4 portion. said to lee a majority. Of the
Bedford Street Methodist Protestant Church
Of cumberland. Md. Withdrew from III,
church. and sought to carry the church
property with them. Finding that t},,.,
''uii not tax" possession of the property
after their withdrawal. they returned. and
voting themselves into membership auain.
lll~n voted the church property from under
the control of the MARYLAND Annual CON.
ference. and leased the church and ,,r.n,,.
a-r I" trustees for the use of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. All this was ACCOMPLISHED
without doubt, through the influence and
mir4ur> of Rev. Henry Nice. who LoJ
been alI",ntvd to tie charge by the CON
ference" tut WHO soon after, hrtraying the
t.u>t which had been rcpo,,d in him hy
hi Conference. Withdrew. influencing many
of hi members to do the same. united with
the Baltimore Conference of thr NJ +
church. An Injunction was prayed for j., |
the remaining members. and granted by |
tie cumberland Court. restraining thnm |
ir":" III. u~' and occupancy Of the property
mil the matter could h'. adiulcat,d in a
car; ii Law. til" a,lhcrine members. |
therefore. entered suit against Rev. II |
\.,r. an" others. and the oa~,. dragged its
,..w !'n-'i along for four 1rar~. until last
week when lis Honor. .'uI4" g. \. p,.sll,
tirt h opinion covering thirty pages Of
i""l-r"l. sustaining. the suit Of the adh,l-
m- minority. Preventing amy transfer of
III" property 10 tn" VI. Z. Church.. al,d giving
thr plaintiff, damages f.r the 1uur ,ral,
th''S wei" prevented th, u~,..of til, church
and parsonage.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21
The 5xARKETS,
MARRIAGES.

y" l-i' it:""0.- April 'h. .~-,. a. ,l. " r
l'ii''r'2r. Methodist street. SMYRNA ltf d. ,,.
Pastor Rev n.,-h -,al'.. Nr r.tcrp Y..,. ..r>....
''"nr'E e. Ni-- Antio T.. lart,"-. at E,.t....
J'~!i II h"N"E".-'ial I"th. az ,l., -..l. ,......
,T -.:a''. 5r mn J.rll.' :, MIS- l.r.o I,,.n.
h"in &c E,if r.ultv
I1;ATT-Ni'KER>"N.-oi, W,,'l.~,;ay lahfr..,.r.
y" r"-.''''.". - lie brides hr.tL,r in Warui.k
'"".I 20" Nj. " the !;cy. Nr. ra,,, Nr N.;s.a.n
= Pratt q Dover a"d Mi E.alaa >rby.,.a. r
NaHlsuI
REPRESENTATIVES, Marin lo,h. 1t tho house
81 ir'i I"t'ain"i>. E,'i.. in T,,lu-..:d !.y the
E"..J. J.. Bryan. Mt.Irl,a r. weldon Z, Ill. v.rv
E''"a 'N"''I i'',h %. Noa C..,. ,nIlts l.4
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21
For the Smyrna Times.
Smyrna Library Association.

1t afford, us much pleasure to tender The
thanks Of this Association to our esteemed
friend, y. R. CumminS, Esq. of Phila.. for
donation Of very interesting and valuohl.
new books. Mr. Cummins has added one
more to the many favors already rendered.
We have now about $500 volumes. The
institution is entirely clear of debt and ba,
$50 in the treasury. The number of patrons
i steadily increasing, tin consequence of
the liberal distribution of Mr.. Cs stock).
which entities person to the use of books
for one year on the payment of one dollar
in advance. We hope many more will
avail themselves of this privilege. The
condition of the Library is exceedingly
bright and promising and highly cncour,
aging to all concerned
y. F. WILps. President
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21

HArraa'~ MAGAZINE, with the Nav
number. complete, it, tifti-th y,lluu. and
il t",nty-ffth year. T!.:- uum}-.. i one
"t unusual interest. It"f ~n, vi,ha -lal,l.ic
and "onrl";" story Of liz Concord Fiaht.
y Frederic Hudson illustrated with
twenty-risht cnafayin.~. In til. Seventh
Paper Is = c"nci~. history of our a..rirul.
iura! rfo@rc>~. contributed rs Professor
William II. iicwrr If NV llay... .l.r.c~
Pat"n c"ntr.iut,~ an a.1iclv "a .I:,.-
,n" in the Puritan Pc:;od." Win fourteen,
r'ir and criou, illustrations. Professor
'ila.l,~ Ran c"ntuhut, "a ,,.,,.!.d illustrated
l;le. 'n tl." ''>tnnr Age III Eu..jc." Hon.
;. :. OK continues hi iiu-tIi,trd ,.,l.r- ON
AErIican IIunior: and Emilio Ca,t.I.r
o"h'f' Htr- another n~talimei.t Of hi.
'f;'~ "n til" Republican Noy,l.cnr in
fu""l". Rarely ha- ,hrl. ar,rai.d d
charming a -"lid story - Mi TAackci4,v
+ IT," giving the reader, Of H,.a<. In
MIS- Angct. which will BE- can; .n,i.d
INT" another roiunr orth" na1ahn.. TIli-
number contains three excellent >T-o,t
tories, I'll" Judgr'~ Dou.htcr. Lv
Virginia ". Johnson: "Nohocy but Jane
F"~~itur," Icy Ftmi" IIodg,on Munc,t:
and Katy. ~ Sarah L. Burton. Til.
i''.try i contributed by John Hay. N,Ily
N. Hutchinson, Kate ITiiard. and Mn. r.
Dodge, The editorial departments a,". a-
usual tuIi If interr ting and ul-ln!ctivr
matter
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21
CANrER ON nE CI.Hrn

ph. II. T. HbND,ot the NA.CANCFRIN>TIrITP
- 'r'ri certain c;Ic for ihs ilr j.u nlav ,ii
' nei'ta' itcut'N hy hls wutl.li ,t.,-S.
l"' ''Hl'''N rth d" sent tu,uy part cf i. Knr i r,
@ I'Ir' VI tlnE IN" c'iy and rrr4iuIu, VII. ,,.r
49, ,'' W ,E'l au'"." tcCuNIrrt t'iuiS q. M. I,sr,
~ ~ = t"fl Ii. IErrER PLUKIGO aft :n SKfy
.>'',, Al HunHi > "' the H,oou cured after a ,Ir
iiv->. PEW, ~, ,,.....,,' 'l' n ~' .t!-
I-N.-1 y. 5.LN lIIEs M [ 81. ILL.,L
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21

I"E PNSS"1FE.--Th" Passover. III, mnni.
1'r~nT of tn" redemption Of the CI,ill,,.u
'i Israel from Egyptian bondage. more tl.an
5000 Years ago. comm,ucrd Monday ui,ht
and will c"ntinu" for eight days. Il is ob.
served hH I~r"elit"~ by ab~tainins. during
that period, from all loavcncd bread o,
cake OF wheat, rye. barley. oat-, etc.. with
wh'trv,r belongs to it, and the non.l,~. Of
vessels in which it has been prepared: also
OF beer and ,rirituou, liquor, made of
grain. etc.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21

The unecascrahiy '"ld weather Gr l..t
Saturday. sunday ard M"n'iay prevailed
over tie greater portion Of The United
States east Of the Rocky Mouutl,n~. In
Michigan. Illinois and Iowa. the th,l1u"nir-
ter marked from T. to 20 degrees below the
freezing point. with higl wind flowing.
At Nashville. Tenn. lee formed quarter Of
an incil in thickness. and even ;:t Corinth.
IN Mississippi, ice AN eighth Of an iAch in
Thickness was seen. There was heavy
snow fall throughout Tennessee and Ken
lucky. On Saturday night a severe frost
visited Georgia and the Carolnas, and snow
iell at Fortress Monroe to the depth of
Three inches. Snow also fell to the depth of
several inches in portions Of Pennsylvania
ana New England. In the northern and
western portions of the country great damage
mas been done to vegetables and fruits, and
" ieared that the cotton, tobacco and
wheat IN the South have suffered equally
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21

Victor Hugo h:- tpk-n III. .tatI in favor
"i Woman :;@ht-. In p r,.c-nt l"ttrr to
Ia" French Society for th~ tu.!lorat;,ll
@: III" Position OF Women. h,. sad tiat all
ia" efforts "f hi Er.. lad ',.,.n L. secure. n
''"tt"r 10, t"t w"Il.c, ond sG3. - Man
n'~ been til" rr,bl'ln Of tuo eighteenth
..'ntu:y, woman j. TIC j.a.ll..a IF th.
h.net. ci.th: al.G L" -, 'yoj.lpi, f. F.. c.,
p mid that j, to -;.y ;ar tu,rur. Th. ,ti.-.
;lon thu- put appears in all IT, 9r1Yit, II
q IA 1t. -ollIti"n that LES hc-uprcmcs sochd
'lI"a~al. Woman cal. 90 all r.r man
apthi:Y f.r Ier~.h. The leu- are iltg,-
'l.nt t" make hcr 5" f.-L!o whom ,llo j. 10
powerful. Lei u. r,.ca ln,lr that f-r}.!.il..-s
and Protect it: let us ;-co2I.il. that power
and direct il. J;:rrr li.e The duty Of man ::
there l"' also hi intl,-t. I do NOT t:r~ Of
~'}'H2 ia" li"b!cm j. rHt: il must hc
N"ly"d. Wh""v"r hcar- a part Of the ur.trn
""2lt 10 have psrt cf til" privileges.
Halt Of IN" human rae. is out-i,i" equality ::
It mu.t b. made to rr-r1t.Y. il sill h.. o;l..
Of th" great :.oric-, Of ori - .;t century To-
@ly" the rights oF the W".,.at, 81. q ,o,nlt.l-
balance to the riglt- "f :ir u...I-:,.:i j.
to say, to put the law, n equilibrium Is :th
the ruetCms.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21
W0nal'5 Medical College Of PENNSYLVANIA,

tr -,h Winter Session "ilI open ti.tabcr IN ~,
u. 'i'' 'IcSIit and CUhtiuuioIi~ now Csll,c iI,
"i'al Instruction j. given in the Womail', ll.;i
a,.' pa l" irhh-ylF"na. Will. and OrthoItrdic IIn-
r,.'- P!HS r'Hi-' 81 Lectures practical dcuuI-
-i., '- and Winter (liIr are. j,,r TO all fI. i,,-
.I.;.ii-. iddr,.-, " ''' ''"
EA,iEL J.. BObLET. g. w. Dean.
N'fth .d."Hc Avenue and list 49, Iiii.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21
55532. 90
Per Ton.
WITHOUT 4 S....:a.- III .ls..c MARKET,
ard :o:.-. ~ e.4.s.5t, Tie
FAVORITE FGG6TjIlI-:" ~@ THE PENINSULA

lhe PUN GlA\o Is nrt. u,,J from the best and r1,resf
raw materials all OF which n g'~,. ., are ~ ~,r ~.,;I I
winch when oon'T1 and ee:r~ soluble. form concentrated
manure OF great value IS ts amply demonstrated
teaon Whatever No s clay, dit o,. ofcss substanr,
is mixed with IT, and desire impress ty fact uon the nuhI
tnat there wide irn> between ii an, t numerous so,IJ
cheap fertilizers tie market rarv o vish are au
aed with sand to the extent Of 20 90 Per cent.
AS we make our own SUI ';c Ac grind own Bones and
Guano at Its very moderate price We h!ANUFACTURERS
OF fertilizers, and NOT MINERS o. manufactured articles from other
factoes and hence the profits which mere mixers are COM
PEELED to pay This is the why fertilizer of such cycI
can be sold at price which places within thc reach of cverv
For Spring Crops the sun Guano is admirably aIar.5 q.
corn garden vegetables berries &c it has produced Splendid ruI
ana m fuy confirmed all the representations have made in its favor
Wesolct trial from farmers who have not yr used i
all who buy will endorse it a first class manure ''
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21
10 ALL PERSONS aaiilvvl 4 II wax CONCERN

"I.',.- d.E,s- }.....- ..,..r
@..' sir ...,. I'm r.. l...,.I.,...rrl,.,f. -.
60. ~ 49,. './'f 81. .-tar r..t:l fyis
ia.-l.t'' AH', ".,', l .....' ,-..i..I j.l Vita,
:" ~, ,,. ''''.- - a,.-l '> ~, o.rH and d..i,rr,l
- " ~. aye me- >.' tt. 90 I..,. l..i.l o., ln:,Ii,..I ~
iH''.t'I ,ol rl. SAID l:t.eal Fl.ffI:r
r., r. 7 "l' "'al.' .,a l,ruh:rh I.t,,t-I I,a,,.r
=, '. 'G L''d @t''- h'N' ttu ea.y issued NIimtI
i' '.'. t'@ '... ,,..- ,, tl..ir..i .i,r,..,iI
,''.' '"> .4'i ir t.'l Ir,j, Nare ,t,,at.,I II.
..@,..' E" h"t'l ~ "ltf.-- ttfH.a' I,IaIf N,A
~ t. '.I' ~. i"..> "Iv har,'y f.,I,. f.f!'r,, ,.,,s-
.a.-,''.lilg" inI., 0.nlrly ltrIa.,.'l....ill llr ~
~ ..ia I"rtiot Artac..l .,t.I.lrr ulI,,-ra.., ..r
- ~ " ,'.'a" 9i.r.r .1r Ieoli,r. vs.. .gr,
i,'t' .,.iuf I'frH..o- ll,.nu utIr I'll lr> ~ f
IL. H.. + ~ ''I Irad' Na'2. a.. De Itpa,f1.v
J. {. TYC:&2'T & CO.,
N#hu.wlunr- ol ,,la. H,n.. rlo-nL3,.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21
]: = - .E G7a q ID }, -9zsg-

The RANI>GroH SLwI>a
NJ AcnINr has >prna
rapidly into favor rs pos
SeSsing the bcst coIiI>A-
rIoN Of GOOD qualities.
namely: Li@h'.runnin@.
smooth. noiseI,~>. rapid.
durable. r.NithpoijctL.och
Stitch.
It IS a$l.uttIc Machine.
with Automatic Drop
Feed Design beautiful
and construction the very
nest.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21
PEHSnNAI- NnrrCE

NJ "hc.I> sa',"f, a1i soldiers ,uuici .upturri or m
urea IN "a" late E'h"cl huW ever =. nv c,, l.
'''0" y az 'S,InS' bk. +. h. JACKSON.
Late lfEr"u iu iuI'.l States N,v,
n. ,,. . No. 1"7 >a;I>ot 81. Phi.a!,ia;Iit
'l.'-iN'. ~ C"'riunlGatiuuS promptly t,>Nr,,,,
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21

tarlNlr i not " iii man or,r,.,,..,.,.i.....
lie says "EnsIand is Populated Ly 4o.oun,-
OO0 soul,-mo~tlv fools"
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21

Prof. Marsh II Yal~ ooiIo-,. h., refused
an offer Of the chair Of Tie late .Irtiii,..
"ym"n III HARVARD college,. with a ,alar,
"i $iF"'. r""!rriiny To- remain in hi, ,.r,.
sent position without any salary.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21

'"Ih E,ndolph.ol Roanoke. when tuirt.d
ono" upon HI, defective olt,.u..al.Ly.
r'lI.ed' that a man Wa Il fool waocou,dt't
spell word more wny~ than on,.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21
ID. -. TE:'TfEEsPsEs5rES4
WlT.i
RI. E. TAYLOR.
ClHM}, yIELDI}3 FLOWER ycEDS.
eGround Rayv9071e

; "'.'-'' 3 '"j ... r.. t..-.a.I .iu...,;-
"T ,i'...t aIHi.tG.- :a,.a -t i..Hf.. ..,..,
KIM ~ u,. ''r' ,-.' ~, l..,-r .r..,,
"'i i"nd it.- IS l.s o.. ti,. .....,-t III II, .,i
d, iu' ''.-. '..,.i- 49,. .... ...:.,- IS ISL. I..;.t
~ "a,' '' J : t.'NN- .,\
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Smyrna times., 1875-04-21

=! TT :,
LL- -Ltt ~ 80
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21

The unparaII-l.
SUN GUANO i.
and on every vlri> ~
cheapest manure in ~;
used it pronounce it to
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21

it".., F1> 80. / Wa.
chine !r family Use, in
ta"'..| oI. .rha-e,
! a l"ec "i,h 4ln2re roy1
n ~. TIT,
~. o n, raLt.
i.Hl.G,T 80. ; Ma
l-syagi
.n i Hr,fy for de-
livery oily since June,
~, j. range. prrtc,-
E.oa, ~l variety Of work.
j., H..a"t.t !. riva! +.Ia.ly
az ''"H ry
Smyrna times., 1875-04-21
TTEII5I0} yZEENIIG IIlT1HTT Il. NI1T. III.


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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-10-28

ScHENcK's Pulmonic Syrup, Schenck's Sea Weed
Tonic. Schencks Mandrake Pills, the only
medicines that viii cure Pulmonary Consumption
Frequently medicines that viii stop cough viii
occasion the death OF the patient they lock up the
liver, stop the circulation Of the blood, hemorhags
follows, and in fact, they clog the action OF the
very organs that caused the cough.
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia are the causes Of
two-thirds OF the cases of Consumption. Many
persons complain Of duh pain In the side. consa
patton. coated tongue, pain in the shoulder blade
feelings OF drowsiness and restlessness, the food
lying heavily on the stomach, accompanied viii
seidity and belching up of wind.
These symptoms usually originate from disor
dered condition of the stomach torpid liver
Persons affected. IL they take one or two heav,
colds. and II the cough In these cases be suddenl,
checked, will ind the stomach and liver clogged
remaining torpid and inactive. and. almost before
they are aware, the lungs are mass OF sores ane
liberated the result of which IL death.
Sehenck's Pulmonic Syrup Is expectoran
which does not contain OPIUM or anything calcu
lated TO check cough suddenly.
Schencks Sea Weed Tonic dissolves the food
mixes with the gastric juices OF the stomach, aid,
digestion and creates n ravenous appetite
When the bowels are costive, skin sallow. or thu
symptoms otherwise OF a bilious tendency
schenck's Mandrake Pills are required.
These medicines are prepared only by J. II
ScnEscK q SON, N. x. cor. 9Th and Arch -sts. Phil
ada and are for sale BY all druggists and dealers
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-10-28
uorr. FARM AND GARDEN.

-. allow trees to grow over and
rr dwelling. They are unhealthy
sn1 pra,rss Farmer. -,
pleeding from an extracted lo ,,sa
- hsen sometimes fatal y Is con1roIied
p n : Joaraal Of Heath.
IA" rsa Gardeners Monthly gives the fol-
niles for selecting the best soils
loWing; ,s. A light, dryish soil for the
for llui.s strong. loamy soil for the pear
peacn ,ha same for the plum; heavy
neari,s e. ~ the apple, if on limestone all the
loa l. ~ and for the cherry soil similar
y ,hat of the peach.
T, sometimes happens from some un-
.aaaeu circumstances that large quaint
lo :u' u cooked meats, prepared tor party
uss ;sh did not come off, perhaps, remain
WIZ sand which are measurably lost. Such
on Id he noted. Cut the meat from the
sn and chop fine, and season high with
pone nd nepper, cloves and cinnamon.
ssn with vinegar and Worcestershire
me- Dns or melted butter, according to the
ss uJ az meat, or TO suit your own taste.
s s,nr mack ii tight in a stone jar, and
Ia. .ar with about a quarter Of an inch OF
,,sed butter. 1t will keep Tor months,
ans always afford ready and excellent
IN for the table Western Rlral.
according to the London Agricultural
n,.ns very good family soup is made
s,sn one and half pounds of lean beef,
,ro Mounds of potatoes sliced thin, one
is,ge carrot, one large onion, few sha-
los one turnip, one stick of celery, four
nnsrts of water. Let it simmer four
Sours. flavor with hot sauce to suit the
taste salt, pepper, etc. 1t is a great i'm
nroyement to fry all the vegetables when
emf in small pieces, together with the
meat also cut in pieces conveniently
small. taking care that there is fat enough
sdded to prevent the raw vegetables from
burning. A dessert-spoonful of coarse,
brown sugar may be thrown into the pan
while the meat, vegetables, etc, are fry
inc After it has simmered four hours
Il Should be set TO cool for the fat to be
taken from the top OF the soup before be-
ing served up for use. The meat should
be sent to table in the soup, not strained, as
is usually done.
Having had some experience, says a
correspondent of the Country Gentleman,
in clover. raising, will say for the bene-
81 of any who may be interested in the
subject that l believe it produces more
milk than either timothy or corn-fodder,
and at the same time / find that land i'm
proves by frequently being seeded to
clover. As to whether plaster is indis-
pensable, have always used it, and with
varied results. The present season had
twenty acres of clover which | had in.
tended for seed, and to which applied
about May 20 a hundred pounds ofplaster
peri On examiningthe heads this fall
| found that very few of them had seed
in fact, / do not think the twenty acres
would have produced five bushels, and |
abandoned the idea of cutting it for seed
and put part in for feeding and past
ured the remainder. On an adjoining
farm saw some clover well filled with
seed where no plaster was used.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-10-28

after he has allowed for all possible draw
backs; he must leave as little as possible
to guesswork. Then, after this, comes
the work whatever it be, and this he must
do with energy and skill He must not
be slip-shod now, but do his work well,
and rery well. He has estimated the
cost-let him work within the ascribed
limits. This also supposes that
work is TO be done in its season; some
farmers are in such haste to beat their
neighbors that they are always in advance
OF the season, and this shows theis' lack of
system. or rather of judgment To have
work properly planned is to have il partly
done, for then II is done intelligently and
according to certain definite plan, and
so comedies with all previous and all sub
sequent labor, and then avoids undue
hurry or excitement, which is detrimental
to all intelligent operations. 1t thus per
mits the completion of detail and conse-
quently no part is overweight and no
part is sighted. System thus avoids the
numerous small leakages which run off
with small and large capitals. The man
without system is like composites ship
and his business constant series Of mis-
haps System on farm supposes that the
:
that so much of spring crop can be
planted and well cultivated; that so
much harvest can be well taken care
of; that so many acres can be
properly MANFRED; that so many head of
each kind of stock can be well supported /;
that markets are looked after in preparing
the articles and selling them; that care
is exercised in stocking the farm and in
the purchase Of implements, and that no
detail is too small to be overlooked. 1t
also supposes economy, but at the same
time expects liberality where liberality is
economy. In short, system is the heart
of a mans business; without ii he may
labor hard and diligently and accomplish
nothing, with it he may risk great odds.
To prolong spring work into summer,
summer work into fall, TO breed at ran
dom, to fly into the arms of every new
theorist, to be led by one's neighbors, is
to miserably fail. Have place for every
thing and everything in its place; a time
for everything and everything in its sea-
son, and let all be done according to some
well-defined plan. In word, have sys-
tenn. american Patron.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-10-28

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