The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-29

the country ~ containing great many useful and
practical principles Of the Law as contained in
aud settled by the decisions Of superior
courts More information is gathered In a condensed
form upon the subjects treated, than would be
study OF the reports books. 1t would
fore very beneficial purpose in enabling the
emergency Of the case without the loss Of time expense
wM FRANKLIN.
CAxxELTox. ND, SEPT 10, 1879
James B. McCrellis, Esq.-Dear Sir: Please accept
best thanks for copy Of your treatise entitled the
Law Of the Farm" Tits certainly a work that has
been much needed, and will prove very valuable and
instructive farm.rs, being well calculated pre-
vent litigation and keen them OUT Of trouble
Respectfully, VIM s. LAMB.
MARrrssvrLIr Isp. AGO. e. 1879.
John g Shoemaker, ESQ., Dear Sir: have exam
ined, with some care, the "Law Of the Farm, by
Jas B. McCrellis, Esq, aud take pleasure in recon-
mending IL q very interesting accurate and ralu-
able collection OF the rules. statutes and decisions
governing most questions affecting farms and farm
ers. Ii ought to be in the hands Of every
WV R. HARRISON
useful pamphlet published by James b. McCreils.
Esq of the Inda~s bar. 1t is condensed and
rigs,s abi,,s :. ana duties Of farmers y f.rm.
tells them how 10 buy farm and what they get by
de'd; Whist rights they have ~ the road abou fences
about estrays and trespassing animals, aud what
they had better do with them about dogs and super
visors; about water rights, drsinsg-, fishing and
to fruit and other trees on boundary lines n
our farmers will read this little work carefully it
will them from getting into many trining and
| expensive lawsuits. CHARLES II. MASON.
| MxRrrxsyrILr, Isp SEPT. &, 1879.
indianapolis Sentinel company-I have read. with
much pleasure the law trsaiise entitled Law Of
the Farm" by James ID. Mccfeliis, Esq., and have
nc hesitation commencing IL "a farmers and
Of real estate generally. IL Is specially devoted to
the interests OF farmers, treating OF their rights,
liabilities and duties farmers and should be found
spseifriiy, T. HENDERSON.
Coyr~srox, ISp. sEPr. 49, 1879
i have looked through the Law 81 the Farm, y
published by the Sentinel and written by James b.
McCres aud hnd that q contains Information ihGt
, will be valuable to every farmer aud land Ia
the State. 1t IL written In pleasing style, aud the
iangnage used be easily Understood by every per-
Of ordinary intelligence. LIS chf value will be
TO enable farmers understand their common rghti
and To keep out Of trouble.
THos. v. DAVIDSON.
I, The Law Of the Farm" rare little work Showing
" much thought and n carefune-s of arrangement tina
could not well be better presented TO the hen
| sion Of those for whom a. is intended. 1 am mo-
acquainted with the author, but he evidently under
stands how 10 h the vacuum OF 'slong iet want
among farmers. especially those Of combai,e tur
A ~ mind. Of which unfor unatsl ~ ihere
have sp-nt most Of not very short life the farm
hence think appreciate the advantages Of fh
A work from that standpoint. The opportunities Q
= Judging have also been greatly INCREASED by egh
service cerk Of Of the largest sucuits Il
a the State during which p-riod not recall
single instance Of tn. many hundred lawsuits anon
" farmers arising from the referred by III
:, author, where both parties were not greatly th
osers aud not unfrequenty NJ the expense OF one
bnth farms, besides much unpieasAntue.s among the
u families and neighbour. Brother farmers read th
little pamphlet, avoid lawsuits aud keep out Of coui
IL generally. l. ID. q. NELSON.