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~ y A. -
On the 10th instant
a bill was introduc ed
in the Senate ofN orth
Carolina entitled
g An act to define the
status of the dog. "
W hich, if it should
pass, will settle q
Vexed question In
the status
ofthe dog has scarce
~ been determined.
They have been held
% be domestic ami
and property,
on the 9th, +
have been
.reated as fer9 ma
i,sr9, not havin g
proper owners who
could be held liable
or damages done to
n by them. The
proposed North Car
lima act, however,
cities the status of
he dog in an effect
We way. It declares
logs to be property,
md states that as it is
he common right
nd privilege Of the
.itizens Of that State,
: without distinction
# race, color or pre-
yiUus conCition of
.erYitude," to hold
property of all kinds
hat may be honestly
md legally acquired,
such restric-
ions as the public
rood exacts, it is
therefore, enacted
hat every citiz=n
nay own as many
logs as he is able to
MAINTAIN, " of all
finds and varieties.
Except mad dogs and
can dogs, as human
ty forbids the hold
ng of the one and
public policy the
The bill fur
her declares that
: the dogs of North
Carolina shall have
10 more privileges
han the citizens of
he STATE" where
ore, if they trespass,
invade premises, steal
'ggs or other proper
y, or annoy people
lpon streets and
highways, they shall
ncur the penalty of
cath at the han DIS of
he person offended.
finally, 1.-THE bill re-
uires owners Of
.ogs to confne or
estrain them upon
heir own premises
y block and chain
+ proper Enclosures,
kept when emp oy-
d in the chase or in
uniting, and then
hey must be kept
.nder the superviS-
On of the owner or
is agent until re-
urn ed to his premi-
es, upon penalty of
orfeiture of life.
he suspicion of bur-
asque about this bill
.ees not prevent it
rom contsinin g all
he elements of O
God and necessary
aw, and its enact
1ent will put a
Iholesome restraint
pom many worthless
urs which now
make sheep hus-
andry an uDprofit-
BILE business.
he San appear
ore that in the
is very
e the editor OF
teal it from the
.ainly fixes the
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-02-23
STATUS OF THE DOG"
Editorial in Bali more Editorial in KNOW lie
Sun. Tribune.

Editorial in Bali more e.
Sun.
A bill was intro
duce3 IN the Senate a
of North Carolina on in
the 10th inst. entitled "a
IAN act to define the "
status of the dog" sts
which, if it should wi
pass, will go far to set pa
tie a vexed question. We
Here in Maryland Te
dogs have never been of
able to acquire q posi- ~
tive standing in II
court. They have to
been held to be do MI
mestic animals and an
property, and, on the ha
other hand, have tire
been treated as tn
.JcT6 nature, not pr,
having proper own co..
ers who could be tor
held liable for dam, or
ages done to or by lprt
them. The proposed Ioli
North Carolina act, set
however, settles the the
status of the dog inlive
an effective way. 1t 40
declares dogs to be AM
property, and states the
that, IS it is the COM an
mon right and priv cit
ilege OF the citizens "
of that State, with of
out distinction OF vie
race, color or previ- SCI
Gus condition of SER pr
viLude," to hold thu
property of all kinds an.
that may be honestly I'm
and legally acquired, ito
under such restric- gor
tions as the public the
good exacts, it is this
therefore enacted INA
that every citizen do
may own as many ms
dogs as he is able to XII
maintain, "of all ext
kinds and varieties, lea
except mad dogs and ity
lean dogs, as humani- ing
ty forblds the hold pu
ing of the one and ott
public policy the the
other" The bill t
further declares that Ca
1.-The dogs of North no
Carolina shall have this
no more privileges the
than the citizens OF Tor
the State" where inJ
fore, if they trespass, egI
invade premises, steal ty,
eggs or other proper up
ty, or annoy people hig
UPON streets and inc
highways, they shall de,
incur the penalty of the
death at the hands of FIJI
tae person offended. lqui
Finally, the bill re- dog
Quires owners OF res
uogs to confne or re- the
strain them upon by
their own premises or
by block and chain exc
or proper Enclosures, ed
except when en- hui
ployed in the chase the
or in hunting, and UNI
then they must be ion
kept under the super his
Wis on of the owner or tur
bis agent until re- lses
turned TO his premis- for
es, upon penalty of TIL
forfeiture of life. les,
The suspicion of bur- do,
lesque about this bill fro
does not prevent it the
from containing all goo
the elements of a Law
good and necessary me
law, and its enact VIII
ment will put q upC
wholesome restraint cur
upon many worthless ma
cars which now bar
make sheep hus- abl
bandry an unprofta-
bic business.
The editorial in tn
ed several days befol
Tribune, but the sim
striking. Of course
the Tribune didn't ste
Sun, But this certa
f" status of the dog
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Laura c, G liesIis Ct a.. vr. Era 90 lrsIIe ~ ''
PURSUANT TO A DECREE PEONui Nylp
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City 9irsftnry.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

DELEF LODGE. No. l6s, K. of H.-Meets
10 evers Friday night at Teutonia Hall cor
ner Church and Gay Streets.
81. o. Cooley. Ii ID; Harvey ark. Reporter.
, 1879-05-31
81,

however, .qihko thslr appearance. only IL either
the, winds NJ currents. Ut aIr to whle', thc ant-
mails arc cxpasta are VeSy strong and .plorclng,
or very suldon ahd cliaageabie, or II tho anil:
'nals themselves PIP, Anso1ntnonly acnsltivo an
diseases and inllammatfons Of tho respiratory
md digestive organs. and founder I'm horsca).
and tyntpanltts, Or blontng iu cattlo a!Nl sheop}
yonst.tusa the moro frequent disorders which
lase been observed ~ tho conscgaenscs ot os'
While hgsi winds purify tho air By dispensing
nt,a removing noxtous gases, tttscasc:rer1nn. and
mtasmattc, nalaria1,. md ollcr foreigu adn'ix
turos, moderate winds arc often instrumental
incoliYcYlng mNlariRl, 1nIasmatIc, and CONTAGIOUS
or Infectious principles, or dfscasc.gcs'ns, from
ono place nild from ono an!mal to another,
and promote thereby propagation OF 1ntasn,at~
ic a,Ml consas'oue, or infectious, diseases; That
such Ia the casu hna bccono ycry evident 10
awInc.n1an,lc, which usually eprends IN the
eatl,a dlrccsion IN which the prevailing winds arc
blowing, nntcss other, moro potent means nrc
At wori; Iu carrying tho infectious principle
feum nne place to another, and In spreading the
t1lscnso thereby In different direction.
VETERINARIAN.
, 1879-05-31
II.

Did I write words like tlese hnt yestcrdaff
LII Why wax mud aud cfakcl, think.
WHO was Il throw pleading Elauu 10 nc,
And sHntchcd me. WecplDK, from my soul'a darA
All! II whs po1,, Sweet. IL tho t3ay not fair--
30 bright thnt coull sing aloud for Flee:
Rdtning, you savY Why, 10 1t is-tlUw At.angel
fmsura beard h!rd's song from that tree,
And as crossed the iioor this morning, Sweet
To meet you, conlt VOW heard tho brcss
And. Through lilo upcR wll,t!uw there, caitxht
TUG Eoses' fragrance oil the summer -l,Eosza,
Tut II Ia Winter, and tho wtnds arc autl
Thu fain ~ falfng. aEi l!lG skies urG gray}
llow HttanGst law pasatnE altangcI Iilt kisA tue,
Swcet--
I iMtisk ~ Uur 0aaa hsarts ut ind he adv
FANNY uDtHcOtI..
, 1879-05-31
LIED AUS G0TTLAND.
fTtaasidt4sI from tAs GerDtaH.e
uillI In tbs azure distance,
ILare beams E1lduu star;
II stays. like my beloved Que,
uuY0pd me and AfaFi :
CHARLES SoBLs 0RyGoars
Tho Tulus.
fHnffab r.ttt,f3ttR

The Zulua are tt,a Getcsttala ot South Ateicn,
tho word .tszulu u sIQnifyin9 heaven. .tTl,eir
reputation ~ warlIkc ruco dates from Ct,aka.
who btealnv early ini[a,netl with thy ambition Vi
rtvalisg Napoleon Donapursu. While hutte Q
youth DO fell in with spnie Eugltsh sailors who
ha4 been eaat usAosa 10 St. Louis Bay, mud from
thc,n hs heard " THO yIctostuus caToer Of ths
g,sst c.rs;an s Ssss4 W. !ss %E II y %19a @ p H.
vow. Whaa, lu 1875, hs heard loF the Ilrst timu
ot tho overthrow ot tle Frvlch EuDlre At
Watstiou ns eusnptacentsy scnsassel; "fca. /!
see now, there aEe only two Essat ehlets 'm VT
tue earth. Ny brother, King George, 1u u kln1
ot nil ths whites, anu l. Ghass, asa Ktug Vi a!l
the bIAeks.n
, 1879-05-31

VHAT 1S 4 DTAMONDi
At 4 recent trial In England lady sought to
recover RlA It's. paid for ring, the stone Of
which was represented to be in diamond" aud
which ras admitted 10 bo a Cape diamond.
Several dealers gavc evidence, and The Judge
gavo II as h!s opinion that what were described
as "Capo Diamonds y were not at MI to Do re-
gardcl rs ortllcnry diamonds, aud tho receipt
showed that the ring was sold AS ia s]lnmonl
ring" The several diamond dealers stated TINT
thu so-callcd Cape diamonds wgro comparatively
yalue!ess, anl lacked the essential qualities ot
the Brazilian stones, vz., lustrc, harluess, a1d
color. Notice of appeai Is given, md fncantimc
il ia asked, What, in scientific and legal aeuac,
is d danondl The qucetton Of quality does mt
seem 10 be Important. IL It cnli be shown TINT
tnc STONE Is form Of carbon, 1osa ul"t scttle
the nnint}
, 1879-05-31

sty Of opinion. In tho floranlt insecticides arn
said to give little resuit, whereas suhn'eratnn
tho Borlelats The snscetcldes nre thouxht better
Of; and snbmera1on while vegetation Ia COM
plessly suspcnded-tlat is, from Nov. Is to
Feb. 15-is stated to be a complete preserTa.
tive.
, 1879-05-31

Dacto.s arr to guard human life and bring relief
to tho slcs. 10 does Dr. isul ~ Baby syrup; 1t
couta!ps nothing iDiutions. and IL swAys ts!tauls
To o. had u ali drug stores III vls city, Fres -
coutS.
, 1879-05-31

4 secret aocietyuf ,ualctactora called Fsatlx1I
has Fecrntly been broken up nj l'netu,o. 1t was
duly organized under otle GhleI, with sutli!yls-
1oHs Of labor, q Council OF llircrturs, and It's
oWn physician, nukarS, Councillors, ullu apotIIe-
curry. An oatl t'0uMl tlv members to mutual
defense Atla succoF, aud nll Infringement vi uip
rules were punished with death. The rltcs
'ot nutnlsson were Horrible. Thu
Auger Ut thu candidate wns punctureJ,
ana With sIs blood tskutng from tl,u
wound the imngc Of sunse salut WINS sprluklu,i,
and tla Image was then burneu, aud liie syAes
were scattered to liW wtutls. The ueophvts, WIS
afterwards conducted to hull wherein was
PLACED crucillx, The candidate wns stationsa
0pposllc. 4 pistol was put in AEs lland, and ha
Was required ~ lru at tbs erucilx. It Ia autl-
pUseu ttlat the tl,an Who shoots ut ttIs tn,age oi
tsla cTuv!dcd Keueener will h4vu no scFMpu III
killing Ills tattcE, soH, or bfot1er nt ulG will ul
LIE Society, aInl, atlGF tliis propi u hs courage
tht cniia!lAtt Ia dubbed Fratuxxf, aud lu2QU
full mculbcr Ut tllu craft.
necapse perdon hna bad congl, It should moi
bo nfeE!t'l thst consumption hat set III, although
easb VI consumption u rarely met with unucgou
panled BY tlbtte4slng cough. NLere, however,
adtsnaslllon 10 pulmonary 0sstaEe exiats, cuIEh,
!st tU it.e(, stEa!na aud racks the lunEa. .watte
tae 9Ghssal strength, and au0n e*tabl,sAra m Ia
satss ptnn ~ yst tao Of ! cough. cold, or h0atse
ness wltAuut deIay, md for s6.s puri'uss 10 rem
eay acas more promptly OF surely. Or With NOR,
eehfn! ~ The organs of tht chest, thap Dr. b.
dsYue's k1osetotsnt. 4 medicine acientttcall,
coMp0uaatu tsotn carefully aGlucteu uFuxs, uni
which. On tftAl. viii al~Afa bo found aostuy i
III woEld-wids Eepusatluu.
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Change Of MISUNDERSTANDING" tths Wool
Citu-A isnliattt,- -I3nnrtl-Snlt Pnlsonous to
ppnttry-Cut-Nyor or1ns-WorAs for n 1sse.
Jzoupur-in Ornamental shrub-IlcfklHI:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uolt"lleRds-A foor
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HORTICULTURE.

Oakland Cnunty, NIlcl,.-A Great Arrln
1tcgion-Ttte shipments Df Fruit LNat ycnr
Tho Fruit. Prospects for tho Ysar to