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THE SUN.
NEW YORK.

1877. NEW YORK. 1877.
The different editions Of THE Sun dur
ing ihehexi year will he the same as dur
Ing The year that has just passed. Tile
daily edition will on week days Je sheet
n four pages, and on Sanslaysa sheet 81
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pages ~ the same dimensions aud charac-
trr that are already farniIiarioo friends.
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nnil 81 tile substitution o. craftsmanship.
wisdom. and integrity fur hollow preience
inbecility. aud fraud IL the adninistfa-
tian Of public affairs. II will coitend for
tile government 81 lie people l,y ihe nro-
pie aud for tle peslPe, as spp=-d Ca
goverilaient l,y Jrsmlsin The lrllIot-box
ahd Ia the counting Of votes. enforced by
military violence. II will endeavor 10
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from million ~ souls with tile most
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Respondents. lis reports IRON, Washing
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deserve and enjoy tie hatred d those who
thrive ~ pIuhdering the Treasury Or "
asurpibg what the law does not give them
while II will rirlsayor 10 merit tie COM
ii,l,ncc ~ the ptrilir i,y defending tie
rights ofthe people against the cnrroach-
tnenis " unjnsliiird power.
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10 aid IN extending our circulation, VIC
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peran svi,ding " ten ort1ore subscribers
from oie place will De entitled u ono copy
Of The paper for himself without cliarge.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-02-07
Eln,a IL .aneltell. dni..atnriss.


Il il generally accepted a truth that
the more. intelligent j man may be, The
more valuable will lie his labor. While
rhi> il true It .llAindas.lies It i especially
- ii regard y tile cultivation II the snli.
Inere arc II many circumstances which Al
isct u control ,ae rssaltAal atamfars Ia
l,or, that ne, more thaa all other mcn,
should be we'll informed is the, principles
and pra.tice II his industry. Avery GER
,aiu lesasurs 1t i persons nteIltseoee Is
Inc extent 10 Mhrh lie reads Or studies. u
is interesting to consider hos much Or avx
little faru.ers are IN the habit Of reading
4 recently published list Of Farmers Cluh.
ii the scyera; States #gl Territories which
sho9s that mere are l.ag1 Of these mst.
tutions, may throw soae iighi % this ques-
lion. THIS is very favorable rs far as il
goes. Bar every F4rinef's Club ought TO
havaa library, az least for reference, !.
not for circulation amongst the members.
Tins should he the frs requisite for the
successful cnad.et Of 4 club Now u
:nese 1897 clubs. only 54S have libraries.
anu W Aitrc hhtdtAes utii1 lb1 aAhN hANi
I00 volumes. Ufthe rest. large majori-
Is have frum l0t 50 volumes only while
1913 Farmer Giubs are without single
Lvos What Do The members II .he,e
clubs talk ahonig Without books or pa
l.prs IL inform them. the conversations ani
uiscusspa.s can nave very little good result
Perhaps lais TACT aoiou4ls for the many
vile differences d upiAiuh that exist about
very simple mat'erS or questions that re
~ certainly settled = that tie sun iises
and sets. Thing, are constantly talked n
hoat and discussed. and exPerinleDts pro-
posed and made, over aid over again. that
have been decided years ago aud tie re-.
suits given IN standard anJ perfectly trust
worthy beoks. a library d Il. least 100
volumes should heieLg every Farmer
Tins rou!. De purchased Tor $50 or there
abouis. II ;bsfc aefe % members uuly.
the cost world DC $40 each, aud ever,
meul,er would practically own The whole
$3.50 worth for his ellare Of the cost. IL Is
Rot ZOO much 10 say that every member
would realize the taiae Of ms share every
year. Tor li,eIe Is ho place where useful
knowlsige can be pot TO more profitable
practice than the faom. garden, OF orchard.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-02-07
A Lucrative Business.


he scttsd 800 more First
Cess ssesci,,y Mttelli,se agents, ard
500 Men IF Ete5yy and ABILITY q
leaaastte business 1T selling ,Seaciasg
Mackiues. Compensation hberul, but
eaiyiug accorliag % Ability, Cha.
sacte,' Il qualifications IT the agent.
For particulars, address 'r' i.
MlnSUN eE,,IAG MACHINES 60,
GmlcAeo.
S27 L s29 Broadway, New Noes u
New Orleans, La.
is 81 ilHiS s lraiJ styk
~ ~ n y - - y ~
O. els aweek in solr own town. Terms and
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-02-07
SAILING MAJ.

When dry s4l' i rubbed ioto fresh meats
brine sooa ferns amounting III bulk u
cue. third IT, Aud ceniaiard " Tie NV
fe.l. Liybeg cerlsinad list tlis fluid
contained Tie cl,ieI constituents ofa concer-
trst-i som u Infusion u meat, aud taat
therefore tie sailing process changes tie
eauIs.ilien II The meat lnOre thaB boili0g.
II boiling. where lie meat ! placed IN
boiling water. The siLpwcn femsins IN a
eaaeulsted slate IL the Ha-. Uf the hesi.
hut ~ sAlsihg. the albumen Is separated as
eusual9m. Is Is nov easy 10 understand
that 10 sailing nest. where this ]. pushed
20 FAR a. 10 produce tie brine about nei,-
toned. nuabe, Of Substance. were with.
drawn from the fe-h which sre essential
81 IL constitution. and that il therefore
lo.cs 10 nutritise qualities 10 proportion %
ihi- abstraction.
Tic great efrer of osersaliing Is ore d
such often oeeuifenee 10 ihiseouBtry tlst
it's scidon thar home. cured meats IS free
from this esil.--In many instances, one.
LslfDrtwo thirds u lie sit uscd would
he amply Gpfheishi % preserve TIE meat
and lha Il ne Iesign 81 saliing in bulk
U1eFsalfai ascat i bot very unhealthy.
lui i WI halt = nairiiioas ~ when rro.
trrby ssifed. Esthasye
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-02-07
SPECIALITY N FARMING.
E,err s.y / !. Incoming more apparsn

Every day il i beeolnisg more apparent
that u oLtaiil peeuuiary success il farm.
Ing train work i ~ essential 10 muscle
work.
FARMERS ehnnot be equity succe.sful
III III III blai,Ches IT lu.bandry. They
sbyula i,aye some specially ID rh.Ch thy
shusl.i strike toaisain The highest success -
anIsstiiI aars oil.er branches 10 fall back
MON. ifrrqunnl TIE lawyer who expect
IL heetms equally eelebraled 10 adurirai,y
Law. crlninai Law. constitutional law. etc I;
makes graf mistake. lie may by Civ.
jnr III undivided attention u one Of these
hransle, become eminent IN it---but fhe
ditides his labor among them all. be will
ret be distinguished 10 any.
Tue lariHet ma5 be successful IN sc p.
~ cattle. o. hegs. or horses, or dairying.
or fruit growing. Or IS . rineyafiist. or 10
grain gtawin2--bat II be undertakes all 81
these re makes great mistake lie slnuid
select some branch suited 10 bis taste. AID
6liiys 10 Ubtsis The ! gh-.t success ia il.
lie ran do i Il he viii iige Tor it--p0si
himself ii regard % i, see ah,t other sue.
ceksfal men ii tie same panniisre doing.
aud adopt tie experience aud wisdom VI
others. - iai HwlI
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-02-07

Homestead says: Cucumberr are generally
,rrlsatlcd, w r,ipcllcd aasher. Nj grew
MT &psa fhd gauAsVa, hatslaics Fave bean
trained upon hcllises With the very hap
ries, results lndreasnatafe rrver intrnds
"a The Cucumber lur \ mere sprtace run
ner. else Il Mould nor have been provided
With grasfmg tendrils A law order Of
srelhs, Keeping beth ,ine and fruit ID the
ground. adds .argey u tie yseld and the
quality. When space san object, great
saving Il ground may he accomplished By
tanning apou high trrllisos M el
ill Il .s-s,ssss,is,-ss ~ a.
San,e emhrionic poet from somewhere
down ia Tie Eastern part of the State has
boldly perpetratel the following acrostic:
Zeal and truth alike ndorn
Each l~stof his Aaturee taf4lr
But nmnly sllepe qld comely firm
Vie with tIt~eiA hatnre, 49, 81
And all together makea man,
Nome see. hut 10 adore him.
Cursed iheii bs he wiep will ORGAN &
Envy iIie Sta.ethut bore him. =
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-02-07
The Masonic Journal.
GREENSBORO. N. c.

UHUTNUDVFtN1s ~ =
rI,IIE only Masonic Weekly published III the
4 United staicsl Eight paErs. thirty two
broad columns.
Treats ~ all topics 1fiEteresi 10 the Gran. III.
tefaiurc pure. ard u Hvilssltii Companion IL
which every Mason III he country mat Justly feel
p0ud.
Terms. one year OF Six Months sI.1r Ne.
Init rs n. u. Order Or Registered Iieffsf.
send stamp fvr specimens and Rri np ritsb.
hdlrs2~ y. A. WILSON.
mafch ~. Greensboro. n. =
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AMERICAN
AND
Foreign Patents.

I ~ ILMOI;E & 90. sirct>>nfs 10 chipman.
NJ titSgter It'o.. Sslieiiprs. Patents tIroeilr-
e.. IA al countries. M Ft.h.S iD .idranec. M
charge uih's> 4 r pale.t |. gsHaitqi. No fees Tor
making preliminary rSaiaiiiaiinis. No additi.Ii-
NJ lees i,tr attaining aild conducting Febcsring
~ n /, ceni arcisiGn ~ lhg Commissioner AILte-
jrcted applications may be revived. SperIri w.
teniion given 90 Interference Gases hetare The
l'atrnt iicc. Eslrnsl,ns before Consrfss. In
t,igrmrmf suits III diAerr'.t .tsfrs anh all liti-
CATION appearing Ia nyenlians on i'ateMts. send
siampta iiimglr a 60, spr pamuhIrt N ~ pagIs
Ltnd Ctfsce, Lcad IIasraais. and Scrip.
Contested Land Gases prosecuted hnlnrr Ihr
IL. :. t;enera 4. n titsit and llepaftnkni nlf III
Interior. l'risMe Land Claims. Minin~ ana Free
tnlni0n tliims and linillrsirad eases eitrndrd
10. Land Serl, isasdgHallr. aid can ~ iea,etl
" the name ~ The piircnVser Hprn ANY tioycrn-
mcnt land subject ~ priy.ts entgy. II - per
aero. " ~ ~ equal siiii. WITH Bounty land
warrants. ssn'l siainP 10 Gilmore 4 en-, Tor
pamphet Of instruction.
A,rcdrs n Iay and Boway.
Off err. seldier, aud sailors olihr lale war OF
their heirs. afP ~ i'any ta~ss untitled 10 Elsnty
! frum the 8oy~rmncni or which they have no
knowiedge. Write tail history 81 service, and
stale amount IL isty aid buiIify received I'm.
clos. -ianIir,n t;iIai,Y. 4 ra. and fliirep,y,
after examination: vii ~ given you free.
PENSIOA.S.
! AL Dftirer-. Soldiers ani sailors wounded. run
tured, 90 injured i tie lite war. hawev.r ,ligll.
/ ", ean obtain u pension by addrvssiBg fillmore
&Ca.
Cases prosecuted BY tiiIM MORE & Go. trtor,
tie supreme Court W tbs United STATES. tour. q
tlaims. aud the sohthefn laims Commission.
| Earh department 81 or business j. conducted
/ 10 separate huftan, under charge of tl,e saiRe
lrspcriaaecd parties employed D., the old HTln.
/ Prompt aiienli1n 10 al biisne-s entrusted Il
GILMORE 4 Cd. y ilEs @euretf. We desire q
i win success by deserving Il. t
Address GILMORE & co.
GO fSt.. Washington. ID. q.
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SEW YORK CASH PRICE LIST.

lU lhS cement INf RaN teakr %
We have IN stock. Of orr Own manufacture.
roofing materials, etc At the following low
prices:
loco rolls extra Rubber Roofing at cent per
square fiuf. COR we will furnish i:nlllicr iipoE-
ilg, Nails, Caps. and sltis Paint for IN entire
new roof. At 4 cents per square foatJ
2kon rpIls s-piy raprel Rolling Felt. II We.
per SlulFc iiipi.
3iy.rpll. .lply rwied Il ,oiIs Felt. At , he.
zoo roll Jared sheatiiins. at se. per square
foot.
5000 gallons fine Enamel Paint. mixed read.
for Use. on inside or outside work. IL - per gall
lon. AL sllailts-
1000 Bills State Flour per biol. $ 90
1000 :. Soatsione flour ; 90
1000 !. Grafton Mineral !. 3 90
1000 !, Metallic Paint. dry :. 8 90
Special prices per ton OF car lnad lnts.
Al orders mus bc accompanied with the mo-
ney. o. siIbjcct % 10 days draft On well known
PARTIES. T
y. Y. SLATE PAINT COMPANY.
iO2 4 In4 Maiden Lime. New York.
DIR. D. Hooker, Local Agent llIllsburo.
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rue niLLsBono nEcoaDrn.
And l,oniMiIle

WEEKLY C0URIER.J0UR NdL
One year for ss.oo. 1--WE pspers for little more
than the price Of one.
Send ~ Three Dollars aud receive your home
paper with the Caurhpf ..lOurnal The Lest. Wit
iie.t. brightest and ablesl City Weekly IN the
country.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-26

81 call upon you," said pompous
counsellor, Ito state distinctly upon
what authority you are prepared to
swear to the mares agey" Upon
what authority" said the ostler, inter.
negatively. "You are to reply, not
to repeat the questions put to you" II
doesn't consider mans bound to an.
swer a question afore he's time 10 turn
il in his mind" Nothing can he
simpler, sir. than the question ! put. l
sgain repeat 1t: Upon what authority
do you swear to the animals age,"
"The best authority responded be.
grufly. "Then why such an evasious
Why not state it at once," "Well,
then, IL you must have it" "Muetl
l will have itla vociferated the coun-
sellor, interrupting the witness. swell
then, If you must and will have it,"
rejoined the ostler, with imperturba-
BILE gravity, "why. then, had il my
seli from the mares own mouth" A
simultaneous burst of laughter rang
throughout the court, and the judge
on his bench could with difficulty con-
fine his risible muscles to judicial de-
corum.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-26
GENERAL NEWS.

A fearful destruction Of property took
place ON the breaking up Of the ice ON the
Potomac river.
The Brooklyn Theatre Ia to be rebuilt at
a cost Of $4,000 There is no superstition
about those fellows.
The Grand Duke Alexis, IL here again.
The papers sSy his whiskers have realized
their original promise. tsf
A negro in North Carolina has been sent
to the Penitentiary for two years. for steal
Ing one dollar gold pen.
Letters Of administration were recently
granted on an estate In New York, the en-
tire effects Of which amounted 10 only one
dollar and twenty-five cents.
Mary Laurence. Of New York, a young
girl Of l6, has become insane from being
run into BY a boy, their heads striking to.
gether with great violence.
Three Millions Of one dollar gold pieces
were recently brought from San Francisco
to New York. Il was guarded all the way
by sixteen men. The weight Of the gold
Vas six tons, and filled fourteen iron safes.
A passenger on the fated train that went
through the Ashtabula bridge, got Of at
Erie to get drink, and MAS left, thus esca-
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-26

KUN to the conclusion, latly, that
life was 80 unsartin that the only wa
for me tu stand fair char &C with 9th.
er folks was to get my life insured land
! hailed on the Agent Of the "Gardeu
Angel Life Insurance Co.," and an.
swered the following questions which
was put to me over the topof pair
Of gold specks, by slick little fat old
fellow, with a round gray head, aud q,
pretty little belly on him asever emmy
man ever owned:
QUESTIONS.
LIST. Are you mail or femailf Il %
plese state how long you have bin 50.
I'd. Are you subject to it, and 4
90, do you have more than one at a
time?
3d. What Is yure precise fiteine
weight
4th. Did you ever have emmy an.
cestors; and il so, how menny. and Of
what sex,
9Th. What is yure legal opinion Of
the constitutionality Of the 10 com.
mandmenis!
9Th. Do yu ever have emmy night
maresi
7th. Are yu marrid or single, or
are yu bachelor
9th. Do yu beleave in a future
state, IL yu du state III
9th. What are yure private senti-
ments about q rush Of rats tu the
headi Can it be did successfully,
10th. Have yu ever Committed
suicide, and If so, how did it seem 10
affect youi
After answering the above questions
like q man, in the confrmatif, the silk
little fat old fellow with the goold
specks on. ced waz insured for life
and probably would remain 40 for a
term Of years. l thanked him. and
smiled one Of the most pensive smiles.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-01-26

A party Of converts stood AT the
ohanoel rail in Sandusky church,
ready to be made members. One
was girl who had boea regarded as
The belle Of the place. She interrupt
ell the ceremony by saying that she
desired ~ make q confession. She
knew that she had been looked upon
as good girl, but she wasn't. She
was guilty Of a dreadful sin, Of which
she had not been even suspected.
This little speech excited the curiosity
Of the congregation to a high degree
She then said that she had been mar
ried year; that the ceremony had
been regularly but privately perform
cd, and that she had kept the fact a
secret because she was not ready 10
forego the fun Of going into society rs
an artlsss. unfettered maiden. The
husband stepped forward aud sorrob
Grated his wife's story. They went to
house keeping W the following day.
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Rerrv--a,ins pc,hins sn God. earth nos,
Aud nsusht In thu vssid belos 49,
A. the piedse of a nation that's dead aud gone,
Keep u. dear friend. and show It
show u 10 ihosc vho -iIi lend and ear
To the tale thst this paper can tell
of Ilt~rty horn u the PATRIOTS dream,
oftbe aorm-cradl-d nation that ell.
T.o p-ss 10 po..-- N. p~,-so.s ss~.. y-rar
And IN much q suspss - borros.
We i-se< to-day csv rv.~sss ,sp~y. m.
And hcp-d 10 redeem on the morrow.
The day. rolled on, aud weeks becs~e years,
nut c.r coatr- ~crr empty s,iii,
Coin va- o. rare that the treasury quaked
whes dollar shouId drop In . tiii.
Ba, the hiih within q. -ss strong inderd,.
b Aud ow poverty cell ~e di>ssrped;
And the~c iitslc checks rpr>ea,ed the pay
Thst our suffering voiantcrr- earned.
We tne~ n had hardly value Ia yold,
We, a. g,id the soldisr received ";
u rssrd In our eyes With promi- TO pay,
Aud each patriot soldier believed H.
Ba, our boy. ,ho.sht little Of price or I-y.
~ u hills thss verc cv-s sre.
We tnsv hr hruurht ssosr bresd ta-siay,
Tvs ,se bess our rcov 'rsu~svy eca'a 40
Keep it-it tell. our history Ger.
Prom the birth u The dream 10 the ls'';
Msies,. snd barn of the Angel II HOPE.
1.-The the hops of sacccss-r u passrd.
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The Spanish ladies use the follow.
ing preparation to give polished
whiteness to the neck and arms: In
fuse wheat bran. well sifted, for four
hours in white wine vinegar; add to
it five yolks of eggs and two grains Of
ambergris, and distil the whole. 1t
should be carefully corked for twelve
or fifteen years, when it will be ready
for use. 1t is an excellent prepare
ton TO give a luster to the skin. A
Chicago man tried It on pimple, and
what was once ~ unsightly object
is now so polished that it shines out
like a headlight on a locomotive.
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A negro was found dead in Georgia,
having fallen and Lroken his neck
while stealing chickens from high
roost. lie Was a elsss-leader IN =
church, and his pastor, in preaching
the funeral sermon, was bothered by
the question where the soul Of the
dead brother had gone. His we'll
known piety,"' said the preacher. lin
dicaies that he died u Christian, ye,
there are circumstances connected
with his death, that are perpIexine,
II, after he fell. aud Lefore he struck
the ground, he repeated of his sins,
there can he no question but that he Y
now in glory; but there Was mighty
little time ior him " think about il.