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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-02-21

FIRST PRESBYTERIAS CHURCH. At
a permanent pastor. Rev. DIR. Naughan
declined to allow his name Is 20 be
fore them: he viii fill his engagement
as stated supply, which ends IN July :;
but will afterwards resume the work of
an evangelist. The congregation then
reluctantly proceeded TO consider the
decided action. Another meeting viii
be held in a few days. In this cOnnec-
ton we will mention that the death
of DR.. Vaughan's only sister, Mrs.
Mary Jackson, was announced by tel
egraph on Monday night.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-02-21
Being Dead, Yet Speaketh.

BCRSsvILL, y. c., FEE. 10Th 1878.
Hon. X. l. .ShOftreU,
Dear friend: You will please contra
dict the state ment going the rounds
of the papers that Creed r. Young, IL
dead frozen - death. | have been in
tn. snow storms in the mountains Of
old Iancey too often and too long 10
be caught III that trap. Am in splen-
did health and enjoying myself fine
~. This announcement will save
mourning expenses Of sorrowing
friends. Yours Truly,
{. r. YoUsG.
All friend Young, this is too bad
Why couldn't you stay decently dead,
and relieve all We newspaper men Of
the suspicion Of having lied about you:
Thank goodness, we said you were
clever fellow. and all that sort Of
thing. Seriously, We rejoice 70
know that the Charlotte Otserrcr,
Burke Bidde and all those other papers.
didn't know what they were talking;
and that our friend will come down To
the Legislature next fall, and bring us
a barrel of apples, or sack of chest
nuts, or g Jug, or something.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-02-21

PASSED. Last Friday was another
Black Friday" for Wall street. All
day long the debate on the silver
Bill dragged on in the Senate, and far
into the night, until at A. NJ. vote.
was reached. and 10 even in the Sen
ate, where the gold-o-crats were
strongest, the Re-monetizationists
gained more than two-thirds" ma
jority-iS TO 81. The vote stood &c
Dem, q Rep. for Dem, IA Req.
AGAINST. This insures that Mr. HAYES
cannot obey Wall-street, and kill the
bill by veto. And now when the
House concurs in the amendments, the
measure will become-for good or ill
the law of the land AS for the effect.
il is only necessary to mention that
instead Of killing the credit OF our
bonds, the passage of the bill was FOL
lowed BY al Immediate rise, while gold
fell instead of going-up up up
as SO confidently predicted. Butler,
Of South Carolina. and Lamar. o. Mis-
sissippi, voted, and worked for, Wall
street, like nice little men. But Mr..
ingalls,, a bitter Republican, from Kan
sas, said on the floor Of the Senate.
. We are on the eve Of great political
revolution the South and West have
come together, and we intend to re-
main together" Alas Ing'lls rhymes
with jingles
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-02-21

SEED DISTRIBJ TIoS. j. II. III
Swawnsboro, y. C.l have i-,sn IN
formed thar the Agricultural Depart
ment AT Washington. ID. G., has
adopted the plan Of distributing seeds
through State agencies, and that appli-
cation must be made 10 our Commis-
sioner for seeds. Please inform me
how they are 10 be obtained
Answer.-Th impression prevails
and IS doubtless owing 10 a letter pub
hshed month ago by several OF our
members IN Congress. They notified
our people that Commissioner LeDuc
would distribute seeds only through
agricultural associations, and those
who would give them fair tests
&c. As their authority FOR such an
nouncement they published letter
from Mr.. LeDuc showing this TO be his
decision. The facilities afforded bv
the office OF our Commissioner for
making a proper and fair distribution
were offered To him more than once.
but lac states IL "A recent letter that lac
direct from his office TO agriculturists.
Our people will have to apply TO Hon.
w. G. LeDuc, Commissioners, Wash
ington, ID. c.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-02-21
VOL. |.

NoTE.-It may prevent misapprehen-
sion to state that the managing editor
of this paper does not attend to the
business and mailing departments OF
the office. This will explain why some
of our friends who wrote him have not
received direct replies. His hands are
full attending to the EDITORIAL con-
duct of the paper, for which alone he
irresponsible. Though. of course, all
letters addressed to the office Will re-
ceive prompt attention.-R. A. ;.
Index to New Advertisements.
LEE. FRAY & MIAL-Guano.
E &C. CLAwSON-Picture Frames and
Fancy Wood Work.
BALTIMORE CHEMICAL WORkS-fer-
tilizing Chemicals.
y FARM SUPPLIES-W illiamsOn u Up
church.
CHEMICAL FERTILIZER-Wm. Simp-
son.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-02-21
Aaleiob auo Roundabout.

Banks close tomorrow.
Lent begins March 9th.
Monogram Hop tomorrow night.
There are now 102 students at the
University.
The Wake Forest Societies celebra-
ton was a very pleasant affair.
Rev. ID. G.. Rankin has accepted
call to Tarboro Presbyterian Church.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church re-
allied about $3.50 by their Valentine
Party.
DIR. f. l.. Hunter will remove
from Enfield to Fayetteville about the
1st prox.
The Steamer Tota now makes a
weekly trip from Franklin, Va. to
Murfressboro.
The North Carolina Life Insur-
ance Company has declared per
cent dividend.
The 4th District, l. O. G. Z. conven-
this morning.
The western papers make all man
ner of fun of Prof. LeDuc, United
States Commissioner of Agriculture.
President Hayes informed Mr..
Ellis that he should not in any way in
terfere with the Louisiana prosecu-
tions.
The greatest happiness of life is
the sensation of feeling assured that
long craved want is about to be at
t lined.
The ship Supply" which is to
carry the Paris Exposition goods, is
commanded by w. \. Kirkland, of
North Carolina.
S p. Smith, of Charlotte, is one of
the Vice Presidents of the National
Export Convention, now i'm session at
Washington.
ls-Married in Wadesboro on the 9th
inst, by Rev. Mr.. Boyle, James A.
Lockhart to Miss Caroline B. daughter
Of Hon. Thomas S. Ashe.
A New Yorker has staked 81 900
that he can waltz longer than Weston,
O'Leary, Won Hillern or any of the
other walkists, can walk.
The county commissioners appointed
Putney Parish constable for Panther
Branch township. The township has
been without constable for long
time.
The engagement of Master Per-
rim Busbee and Miss Lily, daughter Of
Admiral Worden (of the famous
MONITOR Merrimac'' fame) is an
nounced.
-Ihe roasting alive of women still
continues in various parts of the State.
Matilda Holland, of Dallas, colored
woman, caught her dress, and was
"urhed TO death in a shocking manner
The London Times saws that many
people We're surprised to find that
United States funds, instead of fall
ing on receipt of intelligence that the
'oiiSer blll had passed both Houses of
congress, actually advanced"
!. I. Williams was jailed by Mayor
IhaIliy on Saturday in default of 5000
% nah' charged with stealing B. A.
opehces horse. 1t was found near
Durham where he had sold it. Part
VI the money was recovered also.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-02-21

DEMOCRATS MOvlNG.-The State TX.
Committee of the Democratic-C Con-
servative party has been called to meet
in this city, March p. to designate a
nominating Convention.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-02-21

FROM FORSYTHE.-A B Gorrell is
erecting a handsome residence. -
The Masonic hall has been newly for
nished. trade quite brisk
at W nstOn.
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NO. Is

READIs, RoOas.--St Johns Guild
has now 81 members. and numerous
visitors The Baptist Board of Ms
sions will. also. convert thair Office
into a reading room for young men
These efforts would ~ more effectual
Il the ladies ,v..re also in. tied Youths
after an hard day Of work are a II -
crave society
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-02-21

FIRE.-The fre-fend had a frolic on
Sunday and Monday. The SIX
story, iron-front block, with the Pres
byterian and Covenanter churches, in
New York was totally destroyed; loss
above half million. At Mobile, the
warehouse of CIiss q Co.. and Tyler
& Co., were burned; loss $4,000. At
Midway. Ala. ii stores burned; loss
$50 900. At Savannah Conner * Cos
warehouse. with 1000 bales Of cotton,
burned about 800 bales saved IN dam
aged condition. Insurance 5000
In Catawba county. Wilson, Mills, five
miles from Newton. We're burned, on
the 18th loss. 81 800 At Magnolia,
on Sunday, the distillery OF Mr. ID. ID.
Switzerland was destroyed by incen-
diary fire.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-02-21

FUN FOR THE IoUNG FoLK.-At T..
VI. to-day the members Of the Ladies
and Children'5 Aid Societies, Of the
Church OF the Good Shepherd, viii
throw open the doors Of Metropolitan
Hall To an exhibition Of feminine de1-
teritv-con=isting Of articles for sale.
1T P. n. the evening promenade
concert will begin: 70 which 10 cents
admission fee.
The Dime Concert at the resi-
idence or Mrs. Julius Lewis is sure 10
be very agreeable affair
The maquerade party viii come OFF
at the Marlboro on the evening of
March 1st, allowing five days 10 cool
off before Lent.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-02-21

NEW YORK, Feb. o0.--Sylyester Ma
few. of Jersey City, after placing all his
real estate IN other hands, oyerdrew his
bank account 81 900, contracted dobts
Of $ll 900 more, and abscon ded.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-02-21

STATE TAXABLES. Union, 6.614 "a:
Swain, $452.65; Alexander. 81 1886. 90
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-05-08
A GOOD AND CHAP FENCE.

A eouespondsnt saysi "A post and rail
Gense. better than Anything | have ever
seen. patented a. unpaIenied. Il made 10
follows: Set the pos,s nine feet apari, Or
tso feet les than The length Of the rails
used. Boo hole one and a.hslf ioeh
through The posts ope zoo. from the ground.
and az right singles with the direction "fihe
fence. Bore tfres holes shove this pibc
ipohe spsrt. ons ADORE ths 0thar. and drive
10 wooden pms ir al four holes 10 prsisc.
feur inches on each side d the post. lay
yoai rails % these pins. c,Ose 70 the post
IN sach side. BoIe three - inch hole
above The top rsil. snd another we. one
and ons-half inch below the bottom pin
Take pieos % sirs Ten Or eleven fee,
Log. snd psss hslf is lsngih thfosgh tbs
top hals, and srpssit under che Top rail
essss q srsia under The secopd rsil. from
che top cross IL again under the third rsil
and isssll cro-s Il under The bottom rail b
slipping The ends q the wire through tbs
snail 6Ole, and bring them around 10 ffOs'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-05-08
RESTORING WORKOUT LAND.

~ 3
Give your readers all the information
you possess IN regard to the best mode Of
restoring wornout lsnd-Tei aad mulatto
sabsoil. fhsye been experimenting BY
covering White sni grey clay Or crawfsh
ground with red clay OF red subsOIl. and
hnd Il slmosi ss bencheial 70 growth ofccrp
"a . snail eoslibg II stable msBure. ]
giev On such laud rne past year Fifteen bar
Tels. or reseDiy-6se bushels. Of measured
corn ger acre. also rai-ed 90 the same
Kind OF land fifteen hundred pounds Of seed
cotton per acre. This land Is locaiel four
teen mIles east Of this city on the Memphis
and Charleston railroad. Nearly all Of
vur vsiiost uplsnds IN North Alzbans
have q very red subSuil. and are susceptible
81 beng sasde to produce more corn. wheat
and coitoa per scre than they did hfty.tro
wears past, wbsa cane 70 this seetion Of
The country. Red clover grows % we'll
here ~ Il does 10 ny native eoantry 10 vir-
xinia lwashingtUnl. DO not silow my
.croyperJ Or tenants TO burn any correobs
% sn, 70 my plan.siiOns. ] preserve the
eybs. and have each one Of them broke in
three pieces. aud as have corn dropped in
he ebsskr. 4 have the grainsof com Drop.
eaky anotAer hand sho folIoss the cob
aroptsr. and always Ind that my corn
AZ gHtherinr time turns out . much better
Weld than carm planicd without oobs In The
hills. Will you give your readers the dif.
ferens elements and their quantity 10 ,
oorb-esb that makes plsat fOodi--PiaMts'
anil FarWer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-05-08
NOTES on FARMING AND OTHERS
WISE.

Think that the true secret Of success in
farnsing isio put tesSork and keep AZ work
the greateSs possible number Of laborers
who will toll and strive. BY night and day,
Tor their masters veal. and charge him
nothing for tLeir services but to be wsllfed
aud cared for. The besf, and perhaps the
only, lsborets TO be had for ,his SORT oi
Work and wages, in this section, are cattle.
sheep and hogs. Il ID onaae gesus. III is
said thai M fool can be perfect fool nm
ill he knows Latin. bat will exonerate
myself by explaining that came out Of
newspaper. Cattle, sheep and hogs, Of al.
most a1y kind, are better than none on .
similar principle. perhaps. 10 that which
struck the fancy Of Duuglas Jerrold when
his friead informed him he Was about "
marry. And TO whom. pzyr To )
young lady. be replied. who was about 10
take the veil. Oh. them said Jcrrold.
she thinks that any husband is better than
nan. Il would NOT obscure these lines
with aYpcp Of my Own. but Douglas vas in
high repuie. and his fame can bear H.
On the, dog question. SO much mvoied.
l think that tBe true and only solution. j
10 strike al the increase .os dogs. rather
than at the dig hiuself. The dog is Z
popular individual. but his wife and children
hsve few aduirers or friends. The dog I
welcomed among the elite, as we'll as in chs
humhicst hoyel ~ the majestic Jeens !;
he goes, to and fro. an honored gaest ant
friend. in the highest and lowest circles
but his wife AMI children are general.
i.booei in good society. Few weep shel
the rallows claims them az its Own. or th
fDods swallow them up. Now. they in
crease with most marvellous rspidity. Set
tie the question. therefore, By putting suel
a license tax upon every person who keep
female Of tie genus cdais. IS will pro
hihit him from owning any Of an inferic
breed. When he pays bis license tax, le
him keep as many Is be pleases, and max
IL business II he chooses.
There was a man IN orr town who
after sithng so:ue hours IN lawyers ofic
sithgut speaking word, arose and retired
saying 20 the attorney As be went. that b
hoped be would uot ntnd bis little joke
so. make my bow and retire, feeling tia
YOU will not soon want me to call again.
Fps. IL PtM,er and Farmer.
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ISd6, TnlnFf,TllIRP YEAH. 1878,
TIE
tEHHN 8fIT so FFAsHtfft4 tFEFE
HOME JOURNAL,
INCREASED IN SIZE,
IMPROVED ~ QUALITY.
frs.gyy RkpucED ~ cosT.

q
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OCCASION a the reseitlriHeilt Of bu<iaess upon
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rates before the war. two dollars year. This
was IT, pricr during nearly the rntire period Of
thr ed.torship 0f y. T.. WILLIS aud q Il NOR
RIS. The present reduction v dslfbly Tor the
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the same as years ago, the sizc OIL paprr has
been increased fsais tllird. svarieiy of new u.
trrary attractions have been added, with JUL
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IN dnleric1."
THIS marked eain u me siib~rfbrr the rnb-
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los ~ themselves ,y reason 81 tue present large
cn.iiiatioif 81 The paper. IN the satne direction
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the paper AID reducing Tie prire. thus keeping
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Of the post and twist them together. Tbs
makes cheap. strong fence. thate iltStnrn
horses and cattle :sbnt il sheep are kept.
beard should be nailed 1t the bottom ora
fifth rail sdded. . 49, s
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PREufVng

New mi~es1iafs lapIaylug early Tor % 3 rear
ISIS may have, wlfhglIf charge. the Humi ss Cor
the lat quarter q isp o. siieh periodicals as
tbey nm suh-rrlle for. q ~ ~
Or instead. nsw subrerinsrs 10 any tyre. three
o. four 81 The abysr prrlodlcls, insy have enc Of
the -Four kftkws for III: sliI~eubefs 70 III
I'VE may haNe Two nffhe sF0hf if<tk~s,' or ono
set of I5lsrkwoods Nsxazlne for 1871.
Neithef pfemlnns % sui-tfihershbf dsesuns
70 eltlls~sH Dc allowed miles the mspss 4 re-
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gwen 10 elhis. - A
To ssspre prrfalsps Il HillIl< usrfsary 10
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1870


discount oftweniy IHr senf viii Ne allowed
% rlml,. ~ four Of nhDre prrsons. Thus. four
r9Ides ol Blackwapd or AZ one Review viii b.
seiit % unr adiss r,r ei1. 80. fur copies offhe
Fear Rasiewsand lllaekwvedfss sss add 90 on.
To rlHl,- &c tra o. mere. u sidilionfe She q
hove discount, a copy gratis viii lie allowed ~
The getter Up % Che tInll.
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THE SUN, =
s7s. NEW YORK. 1871

A ) the time approaches lor the renewal of sub
IA s~Ffptws@. RfilE srN would retnIIal IL
irirns aud WsliwishaFs ever Nlsr,, that q = ..
gain n esndiusts fpr their cOnsidersf ions aud
slppcrf. Eppr ~ 4r0Fd ior the pstsf ten YEAR
u relies for eontintisnee ofthf hearty sympathy
been extended toll RON every quarter ofthe
Union. lHEHl
The DAILY sUNisa four page.sheet Of -
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month. o. sk.sS pr year. So ii#
The SUNDAY edlfLIu Of ,THE Sun d 81
eightpage sheet ~ IS columns. While diving
the news ofthe day, q also contains Z large 3.
mount ~ hfvrnfs aSstl isrilaufops MISTER sie.
cialy prepared w Il, THE suNIlAl ~ N las
met With great success. Poft paid SID a ,eaf.
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TnE WEEKLY Sun

Who does not sae~ TIM WEEKLY suNglt
eifs,ilais- throughout tho unitul States. ths
tdnadas, and beyond Ninety tbousan,I ianlilier
greet " weieansr pages weekly. aud feyciftl n III
The hight " ptiidr, coiinsslior. and trend. 10
news, editorial. agricultural, and literary a.,
parfnfnts make u essentially journal fSf he
tmily and firesidr. Terms: UNE DOLLAR .
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clubs q ten, with el0 lash, We will send an "a.
In copy ffre. Address in61lfI II
a' PuBLrsHER or THE SUN.
t#MNh ssy,,, y,,,,s "a. ~, n, IA
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oars roR' coLrs..


DR.. Salmon says. Ii conclusion, Tel me
add than some bats must be fed 10 colts TO
produce god horses this Is more particu.
larly necessary in early life, while the con-
stitatien is being formed--for consider.
able time before wesn,ng, and esreeisiiy'
u that period and 70 The end Of the year !
beginning silh handful when the coli Is
q week or TWO old. il will certainly pay co.
gradually increase the amount TO souror
Eve quarts BY the end Of the yesr 4 AIR
that. If the pasture and hay ara frst qaal-
~. oats are not Of the same importance,
IA should no: be withheld .nti,ely Tie
amour, that can DO probably given the So,
cond and third years depends on .he con-.
ii,ions already mentioned.
Peas and good peayine hay answer u Q
same purpose 10 forming healthy bones,
muscle and nerves in growing .colts. calves
and lambs thai one secures BY feeding oats.
Cover stounds IN albuniinoiis snG bone
material. Hence. has made nomir ally Of
red top. timothy, bluegrass or orchard grass
is improved by mixture Of clover. All
kinds Of stock are benefited BY having q
variety uffood daily. Il is an old maxim.
"A change % pastures makes fat calves
4 rs Y" y EaEa ! r. u \. ~ n
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One often hears that such and such acne
ia good farmer. How is good farming to
be teste12 Certainly not By the raising o.
ons or two good crops He isihe good far.
mer Who uniformly increases the aggregate
product Of IBIS farm from year 70 year. The
surest. irucst test Of good farming lisa con.
stantly increasing production Of the suI. 4
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PAYs Bile srRicrLf ~ ADVANCE.
For spj one Review "a 90 ysar
Ror any two Reviews Z 90 I. NJ
For any three Reviews 10 90
For al four Reviews ~ 90 "
For Biackwcod's Magssine 90
For Blackwood aud / Review 4 90 |"
For Biackwood snd 2 Reviews 10 UV y.
For lakewood and 5 Reviews Is 90 !" f
Fof BlackwOod aud 1 Review. Is 90 80
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l7A' DbhOhhoobo - ~
Edinburgh Magazine.

~ Thee Herriats IRE not selections. they
give the eFEsin1is and a sboiit ene-third
the prize II the EpsIish Editions,
The iafest aairinres and discoveries IN the arts
and sciences. the recent additions 90 khowiedrs
IN every department of iiisrsture. and all the
new publleItions - tlBeY isrte from The pxffs,
arr fllly reported aud di-ftus-rd N the pages ~
thru prFiodlral-. w lsrhaec VI thr~ char. fhf-
riblr and cospsr rs-lsa.s The zFiielsf arc rrrr-
monty moro condeu.ei apd fiiil of matter than
be average lsopks u The period.
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7wsssn~nrsF 4. Eeyslxsvs-mne
EA $780, q ssssis g s-ssfs~ rs-svO q
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MONTHLY Nsrazae apxase,i 10 IBera.
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