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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-05-10
DON'T LEAVE THE FARM.

II = IA
Come, boys, ! have something to tell yos;
Come near, IwouIi whisper ]. low
You are thinking ofleaving tile homestead
Don't be ia a hurry 10 go.
lTllecify has many attractions!u s a5
n But think of The vices and SINS assil
When once IN The yo,ex ~ fashion,
How soon the course downward begiiis.
1foutalk the mines OF Australia, aaa
They're wealthy in gold without doubt;
But ali there Is gold In The farm, boys.
IL you will but shovel IL out,
The mercantile life IL ahazzard,
The goods are first high and then low,
'Bsses ask DE old farm 4 wliile longer,
" Don'tbe ina hurry togo. q s.g
Tile great stirring world Advertisements,
There Is many gay, busy mart,
But w+althis not nadeein aday, boys,
Don't be in n hurry tostarl r sa4ats
The bankers and brokers are wealthy,
They take IN their thousand or 50;
All, think of their frauds aud dsceptions
Don't be Ina hurry TO. 90.
The. farm IL the safest and surest. -.
The orchards are budding to-day;
YOU'RE free ms fhe air ofthe mountains,
And monarch ofali ,you survey.
Better stay on the farm while longe,
Though profits shdildcomc ratlerslow;
Remember you've nothing 10 risk, boys
Doh'tbe in u hurry 10 GO.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-05-10
A SAFE INVESTMENT.

A colored resident Of Detroit who 90.
casionslly lends few dollars ON good So
eurity was the other day invited to lend
neighboring cobbler $50 on note Of band
running thirty days.
Suppose dat note comes due and you
haven't Dc cash z inquired the capitalist.
But / will nave.
But suppose you haven't.s
The cobbler couldn't get over that, and
be was looking very serious when the capi.
talist got bright idea and said;
We kin fx dat. You make the note.
yoa zee. Yon may be good. or you may
not be. I'm good. and se boof knows il.
cause here's de cash right here. You
make Dc ao,e and III back 10. know
myself. you see. and de capitalist vho won't
lend money on bis own 'ivyument haip't
no business head on himr
Aud they fixed il that way.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-05-10
THE sOuL.

Sam. did you cher hear dat preacher
discourse about de souli,'
No. What did be sayi'
sed dc soul is prisoner dat always kills
its jailer when il makes is escape.
Very beautiful But who did he
say was tie jaiIcrg
lie didn't say. but Is'poss il Is de
thread dat de shoe Is sewcd wid.'
When is fowls neck like belli When
i is wrung'for dinner.
The proyerb SAYS. ..Lasgh aud grow fat
What 4 saving % corn ID would ba il pigs
could laugh
s.Itske my tex dis mornin.'' ssid q
colored Presehcr. f'frcm dat portion Of De
scriptures whar de Postal Paul piats his
pistol 10 dc Fessions.
do they ring two bells Cor scaools.
askeda gentleman Q. bis ten year old
daughter Who attchds "a select Institution
for young ladies = 'sNJ, papa. slse re-
piled, ''Ihey tipg ono bell twice.
II q aid that cifcumstsuces make men.
but Il \ nearer che truth TO say that man
makes circumstances.
II done al al. let the request of another
be gr~uicd with your whole hcsrt--it
doubles ia value 60 The receiver.
What little tribes somstimss rufile tho
temper A spisit ef euntinaal watohiul-
ness is ncejed 70 prevent our yielding 70
the tendency.
That Is the happiest homo where loving
courlesies are habitual with every nen,bsr
Of The family
Why Is yenne lady like bill Of ex-
changsg Because she ought to Be settled
when she arrives at maturity.
A lutte girl who wanted 10 be sery good
during Lent proposed 70 give up going 10
.LoOl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-05-10
A BEAUTIFUL INCIDENT.

4 naval officer being st sea in dreadful
storm. bis wife sitting in The cabin near
him. 6lled With alarm Zoe tho ssfsiy of the
vessel. vas 20 surprised At bis ssrcniiy aud
cOlnpusure that she cried aut:
'My dear. are yoaavt Afnidi How !.
u possible you Gao DO 50 calm in such q
dreadful Storm
lie rose from Bis chair dashed il 70 Tie
deck 'drew his sword. aud pointing it At
the breast Of his sifs, exclaimed;
'Ars you MOI afraid g's
= She imaediately snswersd. Mo-
= .Whyf said the oiRcer. INa
'lIeeaasc.f replied che wife. 4 know that
sword u IN The hanGs 81 my hasbsn.l. and
he loves mo Zoo veil 10 hurt ma.
'Tben.' said he. 4 kscw IL shom I be.
lievo. and that lls who hslds tbs vind 10
Hizhsnd is my Father ii 81
tisa .-s.s.zl..s4 49,. =.
4 calf should never DO allowed 10 suck
II Ills ?ossibls to avoid Ii AZ soon as lis
coat Is dry il should 10 taken frOm the
cow and put iaio stall next 70 her, where
size can 500 il, T'li, Is better than scpara.
ting them altogether, unless the calf can
be removed entirely to where tie COW cal.
not hear il. a cali may be taught 70 drink
10 one Lesson II patience j. used, and u has
no. sucked thc COW. II should have che
fresh milk for week. taos warmed half.
skinned milk fOr lino. aod 6haIly var
nleJ milk, While the weather Is cool, che
milk should bc warmed and giyeo ltttlc
sveeti we'll boiled IinsceI m3il grsel Is
90 exccllent addition to the milk
M .s~.ss@.e..sssss.
observation-disclosures says that Il l. as
useless 70 iry 70 keep,be Ameriean sdseh.
turers opt q ihe Black Iiillsas 10 keep a
woalan ou. of dry eovds store.
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PREMIUMS

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Neither premiums to subscribers nor discount
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mIttrd direct 90 the publishers. No preniiunis
'cIrenlsrs with ,urther particulars may he had
on application.
The Leonard Scott Pub. Co.,
Al Barclay st. New York.
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% club, &c four or more persons. Thus: four
copies Of Blackwood or oi one Review viii lie
sent t one address Tor 81 80: four copies oi the
four Ieyiews aud Blackwooi for SIS aud 80 ON
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THE MONDAY MEETING.

The noon prnycI-meetiags are more varied
t'n any OF the geryiccs AZ the Madison Avenue Han
Tey have new speakers every day from all quarters Of
the city and county aud the prayers and addresses are
short following each other without an interval Of mo-
NJ. nt except occasionally for silent prayer Mr Moody
himself makes unusually short prayers, and they ar"
more frequently thank5yings than petitions Ills "hoe
method conducting these exercises Is 80 animated
that The interest flags ana the hour Is never ted
ous. Tho meeting yesterday opened with the h! mn
hear the voice Of Jesus" The Rev. c. ii. HcpwOrth
read tho requests for prayer including one for the
Junior class OF Vassar College, all but Of tho members
" which had become Christians, and one in behalf OF
Yals College The Rev T. d. Murphy responded 90
rrse requ SIS and then Tho doors were Opened Ior me
.tc cJrrcs, white the congregation sang Take inc
nr.ur ~ Je Irg with yOu.'
Ar. MoOgs subject was Peace and ne reaI several
., 's from both The ola and New Tesaments iie Sad
IIe Gospel is Gospel OF peace, and our GOD - God
p,i.e MOI OF contention Tho WICKED know noIHh h
wicked; tloy arc like tie troubled sea-but you don't
n d 10 20 10 10 Bible to find that out; II yon
win lock around you, you VII soc H.. ~ yon
pave MT s2t peace 1t 10 G 51e s IN you You
peace ~ cod Will keep your hearts and minds " You
a,o .Jgui I.rL. LOOK In tho 6h chaptorof Murders,
-b,. And ,,,,o thee rcgae! the Lord will keen tho;
lie L.l VIII give ,uee peace; the Lord VIII bless thee
yleFi1 30 DO, l0uutoh blessing on to Toy pette W
,hc middle solid real peace sc az " "oii' o1nov
80 o. sake ny. When man has leiJ Will now on,
.rH r"aail Nrdou't cato Indeh Tor oiy IL" pdIr
Ht ~ n"a Fot ON h'lr III ~ WIN - Vo,,t
.rt H.. NO" Goa "'y7' hg ts's' itt' 90 ioIc
enough ofit get angry and disturbed ahd MAKE a
Farn roe nom t. but God iyes good measure, shaken up
pressed down. ian measure Let our hearts DE open 10
.....i, A. il.s ..l., oil GOD"
no Pc. l.r -uJflras. OF Goshen then made some re
marks thc tzt, nc not to bring peace but me
,Dl,i" Tie Row H. j.. Vail gave a chapter Of lis per
I. mai cvn.i.,,.5 in climbing Mount Washington ~
y.l %, wind 90 Illustrate Tie rcACe AMI itibaC lhat
uI., Do reached with moral onyatOn 10 was followed
., 81. Eng. Dr. sieplru PFH.jr APrayer ~ the i;'l,
Mr. pN .u and "s d.15fOgJ closed Tho mrliut, when
r ,..irri, Ir red 10 the inquiry roJm8. Ire Wumcus
r.r.il ir Nm. Fy. -..p ba w,ss vel attended,, ~ wa
lisa ,.r ..,,. I-.aul.lI- for men.
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XLIVM COYGRESS-1st SESSION.

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
4 SENATE BILL FOR PURCHASING TIE BLACK Hills
THE DAY ONE OF oEAToRY IN THE HoUsE-Rg-
FORM, HAED MONEY, TIE INDIAN BUREAU, AND
TEXAS PACIFIC, THE THEMES.
SENATE. WASHINGTON. March Is, 1876
In the Senate to-day certain claims arising
from the MOrglnrad reported against and indCh-
ulcly postponed Also tho claim Of Thomas f. Jourdau
BILE were passed for the relief Of Benjamin Cornish;
Tor tho relief Of Major j. 4. Turner
Tie hin 10 Incorporate the CtLen5 Building AssOcia-
ton Of Washington was taken up. Mr. INGALI5
lRcp, Kan) explained the provisions Of the bin.
and sold that the general l| oi ordinary partnership
would meet this and would not accomplish tGo
object. Mr. suLRilAN rep OHIO said no tl0ughtis
bad policy ~ grant special charters 10 sPccIlng coz
poration5 Tie Senate was formerly troubled with such
eases until they concluded to put them all under the
general partnership law He offered an amendment pro
yidIng that the general partnership law should be
applicable % building associations. Mr. DAVIS sad re
would 10 Wiling y vote Tor 5dcn bl u me tot Ihotu
cs could be made personally pOn5De for double Tic
amount involved. Mr.. INGALLS, then said he would
add the liability clause, and also an addltlODal seCtloi
foridG7g the company from dong business outside Oh
M sifII,IAN withdrew IFS amendment, and, after
sOme further discussion the amendments OF Mr. ingalh
were agreed 10 and the bill was passed 49,.
Nj. SARGEN tRep., Cab introduced resolution re-
qu,ng Inc secretary Of the Treasury to furnish t9r inc
Information Of the senate tho report OF Nm o. morns,
special agent, upon the territory OF Aiasha ana the coz
lection OF en-, toms revenues therein Agreed TO-
The following bills the calendar were taken up aud
TO aeoze tho Secretary q YER 20 purchase for the gss
Of the Untd states parcel OF ad az hey West fiou@
nlcd make the total amount to DO PAID not TO OK
coed $1,000. 49,
Tho confirm tho school loemly selecuon OF p1DSs
land, ly the stat. al y etIf.'al
Tho bin Tor the relief % Charles r. HoVey.
mo nm, Tor ;he relief # Foster A. Nyon. and for tho
relief %. Yrs Eliza Potter wl1u" o Lorenzo T. Potter
JL0 L. exclude 81 SsOIr from the PROVISIONS
o- An . 10 promote tho Gcy cOpeI. o. no mining resources
NJ the United STATES. a,,
IN, bill To further the administration ofu5cc in COLOMBO.
III. AlIIsOE lcp., Iowa., from the Committee on
Iu.iav AIs,rs IUToI'Ci with amendments Bill prOSd-
me- for an agreement with the Sioux Nation In regard 10
portion Of their reservation and for other purposes
ordered printed ANA placed on the calendar.
.EgU'o.ocG the senate went into Executive session.
aui ~ 2;IO y. IN. adjourned.
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THE ASSEMBLY,.

Mr.. SLOAN reported from the Ways and
Means Committee the bin to supply deficiencies IN appro
rriatons for tho support the Government. This is
the Annual supply BILL which informcr years excited 50
much interest but which is now, by the new Consttu
tin restricted TO existing provisions OF law. The bhl s
, ,u,omputo as il contains no appropriation Ior ING
new Cgmt0l building and Other Institutions us lota,
appropriation therefore, Is probably over Sl,VVOOO'
snort OF what IL Viii be made. -, -.
Tho House IN Committee, then proceeded 10 the con
alteration OF tho special Order uong the concurrent teSV
Iuti,u 10 amend the Constitution, offered bJ tdto -.
smith, with REGARD 10 thJ m1n4SemtAJ or tho Pu'ho
srhuolS-prullb.tIug appropriations 10 etttt li s'9p
40 60 moved tu strike Cit iHo thtIi scitOh' "hitl
Urobilit, appropriations 10 ttial atL'ols' anu
5rriur provisions which prohi"- th' @Ipt" @ y.
,,1rt Ia. tle state city, VILLAGES 10 any sflvol Ni'VE
is no. ON Ter the control oi tne state - "a
pnbII -,olS Oh Regents OF the uN cISty also l,t
M r 1u doctrine shall be Taught ii any schoOI dhIhs
tbr regular hours OF tho school "ithv' tSNi.5 80
made the special order lOg Thursday evening d MAJ
MI WORTH introduced bill for The prevention OF acei
don't, on railroads IN the state. IL requires an .'c
by Steam power TO provide atyu3 anu n mn, Sc visible
t6a lines Of road automatic signals, when sl uI @ 49,.
M least 200 feet distant when anal ne q, .,rh
,ussnps Oh inc locomotive over ne ltI's "us1''' -
'ST 7 C,upnEtL introduced bill rc.a,yS 70 So,iT,
CO.'S rnong m Newly Ork, which provinces ' Inns s,
OF General Sessions OF the IcsCo s- and Judge Of
I.gfpl for IL by the Controller, lecoI , Itug:
- f,rt nj General Sessions, IN sOuc P"u n,iIJ,,g
sni in rIae they cannot be secured III P.S,.I Two
iben rooms shall DC hired fer terra h " y, me Com
ST,si' T ~ Iii,bways shall At mp the same ~ al
,innsn moi In exceed $4,000 slullla piOV',N Il
be mad for the accommodation Oh Nm ter guuuIu.
f the city, the rent not 10 eAttCu FJti and oturr
The bill relative 10 the regulating, 49, 7,,ssed Tho
,,iN,nyaurnts of strrets In NcW-lOIk was p"soeu' ~
House took u recess until ''SO p H.
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10 be made but upon the further facts that their bud,
was unfinished, ana that If prevented they wou,s
DO, n their land were taken from prosaniina
with the building and putting its boilers In tIs
same, thereby being alleged prevented from pronarI
heating IL during the thCn coming Winter the loss az
damage would be inCalcuable and irreparabe" -s
III thus appears that, CDncedng 10 the defendants IN.
construction placed by them upon tho net OF 1871 oro
through their learned counsel, excepting however b
view Of tho absolute power OF the discretion vested ~
the superintendent, the prOpIiety OF the injnncton 4.
manifest The case OF Underwood agt. Green 40 N W
llO) to which he called our attention Is adjldcaan
against his prop SitOn In reference to the dsereon
mentioned. and 3gmatOTy OF the doctrine OF tbs opin-
that subject. In that the plaintiffs dead ha..
were taken from the Ot the Hudson River Rarosd
Company ana carried away, under the direction OF ina
CITY Inspector by virtue Of ordnance recurring hin
10 all putrd and uDsOund b0cf pork &c found IN
any street other place in tho city 10 be forthwith Ne
moved and dsp osed Of by removal beyond the Limits N
the city Otherwise so ~ most CieCtuay to seeprs
tho public health. The court said, ia prOnOuDcine
Judgment: While IL must be conceded that the IDsnec
tor IN tho discharge OF his duties under the ordinance
clothed with judicial discretion yet he is an officer OF
limited and special jurisdiction; ana when In any given
ease bis power IL challenged, hC must prove some fact
invoking or tending 90 invoke, the exercise or his ds
erection. For instance, no could not 90 into a store and
arbitrarily cOHscatc stock OF hides, merely upon tbe
lie would have 10 show that they purid or In soma
way dangerous TO public health; and when he had
shown TINS, then no would have made calling foy
the exercise Of his discretion. In this case when tho
- entering upon the plaintiffs land in order TO 90 bs
duty, ho should, or the other defendant should bays
SHOWN that 10 was Sary 10 DO 30, and then Lo would
nave made case calling for the exercise Of his dir
cretiOn."
Neither he nor his co-defondant did So and the right to
exercise the contemplated power not sustained Tba
order appealed frOl shOud for these reasons Le rmrd
- it'll $40 costs and disbursements
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expense 70 the taxpayer Had we Board OF ninmoy
In tbjs fctY And would not the effort be made 10 re-
ducc the scale of expenditure In our hosplldS W '' VI
corresponding institutions In other stateSi -
Though not part of DR.. WIburs report t"o ioi-
lowing table is interesting az illustrating tho dis
crcn.ncv Tn which he directs attention The report
Of tbe Utica ASYLUM for 1874 is taken, because that
or $50 is not yet ready; but accepting this slightly
uneven comparison, it is seen that the average
weekly cost of each patient at the Utica Asylum was
almost exactly double what it was ct the Nolthamp
ton AaYlum: CT. ,.-,r
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THE STATE LEGISLATURES.
PROCEEDINGS AT ALBANY.


ADVERSE REPORT ON THE RAILROAD BILL IN Ihh
sTNarE-THE PUBLIC sCHO)LG RESOLUTIONS W.
DER DISCUSSION ~ THE HOUSE.
sENATE....ALB,NY, March Is, 1876
Mr. ROBERTSON, from the Judiciary Com
mtoe reported adversely the blu giving surogates
power % appoint receivers OF real estate IN certain cases
Aerccd TO- Also. iayoraDiy tho Jill to facilitate the
REORGANIZATION OF railroads sold uudrr mortgage and
pruvGin- for the formation ~ companies in such
cases Also. the bill To enable VITO % be witness
rgG.nst her husband. on behalf Oi another party IN
cas- 3 40 criminal conversation. -,
The senate went into Committee ~ tbH Wboe on pr
E.lnmaut'5 County Treasurer, uL After an extended
as,, # the provisions NJ an" bll hv senators LAM
-.,,r, HtRLIs, ROGERS, sr. JOIN, LNELs'N, NtCAR
my BRADLEY, WELNAN, and offers, on hot!oh OI Ar
II,afvUyp tlo Dl was amended directing t4at Boards
~ prrvis0s shall TX the salary oi County I'eaSu,rs
ana 5 shall be allowed 10 lredsulyys except lion
1les 81 lands Tor unpaid taxes. The bill unaly ~
drrei 10 % third reading.
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THE NEw,JERsEY LEGISLATURE.
JURISDICTION or JUSTICES OF TIE rT"0'

JURISDICTION OF JUSTICES oF iiiN
PUBLIC SCHOOL BILL.
TRENTON, n. j., March 13.-m the senate
today the bill to regulate counties was taAeu Wy
amended and ordered 10 BIO printed Inc pil go.
yrs was taken M. amended and ordered to be rih''
The general public school bill was taken up an, ol
The school fund the state now amounts eS Ti ~ @
reaJin~ The bill Increasing the jurisdiction Oh ius
oi Ihe Peace to 800 was rceonsdcIeu anu Nm
mo hin TO make appropriation 70 the hiv' I,
Aavuun nj s3OOOOO taken up ahu ulSOhos. '' > "
1aJ'ttn and was ,tul pending at the adoOrnmco@
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Son hasten 70 reply. BY the grace Of God VIII DO
present" Who viii sign that VIII you say from inc
very depths OF your heart Will do thati" Some one
M there sqys "Yes, / Will" Thank God for that.
Why shUulG not person speak for the whoIe auu-
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Ign.,r. igpme
gar am re W., n, nvS ,n model Tor the Prod
yeiS e. e. W o. mn DsTt'1ns and prisons but
c3nid i't - BeI a. u. ,, VIM ,c h. WE'VE
yyfie Walking down lie trr f. J.. met lacr Ei able
hanp, "i'n io M 90 =, ' @ hi. ,.rt ql. TRAMP
no T I D1 Si ~ yJ nav I'm Tor - TIE ar5t
the appointed time, while the ai'isf %ai "., ~,
IN hi8 studio tho man cane ,t ~ VIZ bi, aud
80, WIZ "ts'ci 10 90, o. - ,,,It win him.
tea told nm ne hi ta no rim fbe crcasacey the
aiti5t s tb,,cij Il y,1s c.fn. 10 at for lily
portrait would get NV s VI , S,1' you st r. VOC
w." ~ ,yn ,,I 80, 10 Christ 90 ii.f a. YOU are.
with RI! your rags, Aour i, any our ,',', %, G
or a woman III th6 i''t , ,I ~ p y'n vii grir
come. lou be thei' Grah,Ti, q n.'I',1S' Iol
lui,d WIN ~ l"n .Ci' iii r'cve yn n Won wal
just COME aad come without delay JUST aS you arc
40 HEART TOO HARD.
Well then. there is another class ila' say - wou
Won 10 ,ug 10 soften iti Who Is gou 10 mako h. soft
| -, y, c,n,,t do f. yourleIf 1t f. Just because
you have hard heart that goa sh'ud como 10 "n"'1
If you had not you wOuld not mood 10 como to Hn Il
5Ju'l OeIihSO M -, IT, ~ r ..,. ~" VII DIVE away
the a"rsuoss; How o ,Ilamiu. &C. Dou,. ave hat % .i
L,,,c van l,vo u ilrd h,.st Jor, cannot come. 10
not say because you have Igrd hear. = c,ic.t
| M NJ n Sa,i,,r "lr,D reIuaps yuJ saT, " bu.
lcrr h NJ e @sn say E.c aoI'a .2 o @
MOO ,i.t said 10 me, cannot believe ls.l, "ili
stu gI "ii r !! .'i iI' g eirr" H''S'rg ~
mem are pn Iis Too much couSna1 smsvc'
! s,lvcs nat has been tht u6ih'. nom toe tir' O..
AS ,.a Il the si f' in Goi h ' Wat yoa cad5
! ii. viii t,o c.e oi your heart, bat-e .e ge, ..-1
a promise Nncu u unn tolls nc h. ran~'t believe.
,ii iI, Ia pyr mo- reason. have Tiut o. ASH i -"
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Tntal cmnloyet.

There was but paid enploye In connection WIN
each kind OF mechanical WORK, except IN the laII"
shop where there All the clothing Of the men
Is made In This shop IA The sl0oshop but ono PaI NJ
teudut though they out 90 pairs OF shoes VICE.
besides c Uculng In flct, IN lsl4 thty He!d rom
this shop besides the shoes furnished tho patents IIuo
urirs IL may ne supposed perhaps, that these phlrHH
uus at work mechanics came win ud"o
knowledge but this only partially irue Thus OF tho
- in the talOr's shop, - had learned The Trade ~
lie asylum Of the Is shOemakcTs, kne" nothing oI
the trade before admission. The same was true oi
patient, employed in the other shops found tal to
occuuaOn the persons, when admitted did not amer
materially from those usually received INTO our Sdto
a-yluIus learned also the physical CONDITION OI tho
patients admitted the preceding year To be As ioiOws
In good bodily health aud condition
bodily health and condition u
~ feeble, yey feeble and exhausted condition 40
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.$66.l1l 2;

In the following thplc nave ElNtH SViio 90
70 The employment of patients III inc seNcld aSSIul3
Visited Zach DAY the number or the patients oInOScu
and the nature oil The employment is carefully Registered
OF - asyums visited, and of which have also reports
tho following is the record: 100
Total number OF patients. .......-......... 5ae0
Total number Of annual aiuissonS..--... o,0oI
k.tiO Of admissions 10 average number
H..
Percentage Of patients employed OS. per cent
PeTCeuta reCoVcTies admissions. 1915 per cent
The ratio O! admissions to average number resident IN
the above table shows approximately the proportion OF
recent Tho percentage Ol recent cases III 50 lar
as they hospital cases. Is 10 be borne IN mna an any
i3r comparison between British institutions ana cur
own the matter Of labor. An examination OF the sl
tissues the foreign asyums, however shows tht the
proportion Of recent does not materially nuehce
he percentage Of employment In tho institutions
whore the chronic predominant, old age pardys
and general uGrmty diminish the aggregate capacity ior
labor Of the inmates. On the other hand where recent
cases pTcGOninate the inability is the result OF lEahaC
excitement meanohOd dependent upon cerebral lIi
aOR In 10 English county aSy luns, containing IN I!e
aggregate 10000 patients, The percentage OF parents
employed was 90 Per cent. In II tcOtch asSlhs
81 the Same grade with 46ll patients the percentage OF
patients employ ed more than G2 per cent Inc Oc
CIps,oU is confined to farming and gardening WORK.
sna household Offices, but there ia actual traGeMOiA
Mechanics are very frequently employed as atonuhls'
VINO, addition to their special duties as such nave
charge Of the various shops At the west l.ld2 As!
take tine record Of single dGy-One OF the uhJ u
my yist-aud notice the variety OF OCCUPATION;
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