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Barron and tho Bredas ore,
90 our latest dispatches inform 10,
breathing hre and blood against
parties here.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Estimate Parish Expenses.

VUUCutVOCuoUS OCUs S1Ou1 30SO.
To tho Hon. President and Members Of
tho Police Jury Of the Parish Of Match.
itOches.
Gentlemen IL have the honor to sub
nit for yOnr consideration, the following
Estimate Of the amount required for the
payment Of the Expenses Of this Parish
for tho ye,r 1879, viz: Sheriff's salary,
per snnun, except maintaining prisoners
In Jail, conveying prisoners to Peniten-
tiary; expenses In pursuing criminals
outside Of Tho Parish; conveying prise.
nefs from another Etate under requisi-
ton !; executing prisoners condemned to
death, and tho collection Of forfeited
Bonds. Two thousand dollars, $4,000 90
Clerk 0isf Cont salafy ner
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Natchitoches, L., Dec. 3, 1873.
Complaints having been entered 1t this
Office by William Ebert, Natchitoches La.
against James +. Smith for abandoning
bic Homestead Entry No. 937, dated July
18th, 1873, upon tho South half of the
North East quarter Section IA, Township
North, Range SWest, In Natchitoches
Parish, Louisiana, With view to the
cancellation Of said entry, tho said, par
tie % hereby summoned to appear at
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Excess in June. .1l9 20
OF these criminal expenses in Dec. two
cases alone, those Of Atkinson and Jack
Strong, running through series Of years,
alone took up the sum Of $6S2 10 leaving
the balance Of criminal expenses only
$l72 30. The transfer of a large mum
l'er Of caaes to the Dead Docket, Nolle
Pros. Of others aud final disposal Of still
more, brings tho criminal business down
to the present time, and may reasonably
b. expected that the future criminal OK.
penses will be considerably reduced. If
any ono wants the figures let them ok
the Clerk Of the court "Roundy" knows
he has them. .a4
For variableness commend us to South.
en- winter weather. After . heavy rain
last Wednesday, making sluah Office and
snow it turned cold at night. Thursday
dswssd bitter cold, sverythhs fissen up
aud More snow falling Sunny South,
forsooth! Better ssy frigid zone! =
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lnsssvise4 Slsighs wese IN order dur
- ~ saev end alter, and the merry
IseleI1 - 49, ~ WOKE pleasant
eokeee = esR tsvo. 800 es &
.laxl: " ST.. :. a.axh a. Ssf,,a.v
aseIelsse, ~ shas isdissese : vss5 cold
-. ! r. wistarg ~. 4. = y ~ 'ev-
al ~ = ~ esaad ssdss tho t'sss
vhse ny ~ 90 - Isess. =
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Roundabout,

There's :, chile among We taking notes
AID faith he'll print en-
"Roundy" where arc YOU &!
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l0g Ooon O08lC Win. IN account OF Jan
eth, court adjourned over from Nondsy
last to the 18th inst.
Robbins have been plentiful in thi,
section Of late, snording abundant sport
for Ill classes Of huntsmen.
Game Of oil kinds, this season IL abun
dsnt and very fat, and ssccslest % "Roun.
dy" hears some one cay.
He came into tho court room this weel
and made tho startling announcement
1.-TWO more Marshals from 10 city. JUS,
came up Ga the Bart Able. Saw them
In the hack myself. Both Of them col
oesd" "Who were they" was eagerly
euquired from al aides. Don't know
said tho venerable informant, Both wei,
oolosed, enc IVES nsnsd Henry Marshall
and tho othsr-Narshall." Eager On
quirsn ssw ~ joke ord sabsided, bu,
tho sslJ was . decided ene. m
Hswas . splendid specimen Of human
PHYSIQUE, and know mere than any one
else. Post, philosopher, rhetorieiaa
crater, metsphy seeiau. Bat then whsl
iteans - wslkiaga les-Kas q = Il,
pavement 10 became cen = . cannon
yoo, the noet common Of moetala.
Tick task ! tiek.tack! was there suel
. monotoaoas soand . enc of These seM
,nou clocks % . cold. oi.py frosty night
Especially II the baby u ftstfal, . "5sl'
Elsvts wife efe0 efdisd, ssnls ~ .sAr'
burned low. wien afsllov has 70 st ~
q he'd anl naks . warm stew. Dasl
ths-eoll wsashse ee-sonsGhing eh'
"Rosudy" saslaina ds'a4
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Received subscriptions from the fol-
lowing named since January LIST 1879:
John r. Williams, Natchitoches, La.
The New York herald., 1879-03-13
SALES ar AUCTION.

A TGTIoN SALE =, yopx,Yo coxvTTHHdsSNDp THIS PAY X
5a5s pcEcaS aShseA n rHk e
snris ss MEfT tTa ST s sya
FINE coLLECTioN OF BRONzEs AND PAINTINGS;
oHsssM hASessME !ssh EAs2LAkR M sES sS!F S kxM Six
RARE ohAsVN 81 cotSTRY pSM hRss RssIpsSGEs nAh' '
PsrlorsEegant ~ octave Pianoiorte; two mssnheent
hsnSsoSs s aaraasry caSns. Esssero with French plate
sssss: sspensssis framed ,s 81 Sssnss Curtains
Pier Mirrors Centre and Console Tables yslve: Carpets
pres.ns Gases. Wsshs,ands WaIaroses Sh.ir:
complete Suits and harcloth; Lounges, Pictures
Library and inap Diens ses. tapestry and
silk secreairo and Library Bookcases Desks Library
Buffet Silver and Plated %a1s cutlery; Sassx.;s 1
and well preserved HoasesGd FrTpnrs n..,o,
BGoods packed boxed and shipped II 5sauirsd safe
ns 81 saV & St
AwHlEIs sElI Hs hussDA GS aSsNs
Al 70 pRiy4Tn G'Et2Gk REsf6HStE Fs2aRTt
NO. e %Es4 18Th S!a sR Sah
rARLoR Asb pRS&Sd RdT walnut and
an rnS na
EssnpS EE G1 ss sFS E.s
*1LstF Sa2assHE sSES $HS SSSssisa sS$s GASES:
Modern Paintings brought together in this country
HEsDE HHEEssnsE ssi Ok
WATER pR1Ssas IA sssSs'n AID e SKETCHES
ell in E 10d EIET Sp As skssEYgs Sss spsrGs GA framed
BsAkH R SSs Uses
stsss
% ~ ss as
Hail Stands, Chairs, kitchen % FSrnisare ''' ''''
e sS
The New York herald., 1879-03-13
OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO LET.

1T ORANGE, N J.--EI.EGANT COUNTRY SEAT
k1rent; immediate possession nacadainized avenue
high strictly healthy gothic residence stables acres
lawns. fruit, garden. Apply EDWARD r. HAMILTON, 30
Pine, N. X y
AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT ON THE HUDSON
1to let partly furnished. from Avo years; six
across carriage house &c rent 600 Fall partcuars
With HOMkK M0RGAN. 2 Pine st.
The New York herald., 1879-03-13

.UCTION SALE AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE
"A 12O WEST 23D ST., NEAR 9Th Av.,
THIS DAY CfHURSDAY).
COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK.
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
27x octave PianOfortes, Steinway and Chickering.
superb Parlor Suits, in satin M
s. pieces and costly Bronze ;
MarQustry Cabinets. +
4inlaid and Sienna marble top Tables. n
20 Parian marble Statuettes.
Sevrcs and Ormou Mantel Sets
Pier and Mantel Mirrors. *
Is Window Lace Curtains
80 choice Paintings by eminent artista
Is velvet and Brussels CarpetA Z
elegant Library Bookcases p
Library Tables to match.
8ladics Escrtoires and Workboxee "
4Turksh Lounges and Chairs p
500 volumes of choice Books :
3 solid walnut Extension TableS
2elegantly carved Bullets. q
~ Dining Chairs. covered in leather.
2China Dinner and Tea Sets
20 pieces Sterling and Plated Ware. %
IL magnificent Bedroom Suits, gilt and plain. :
20 white and black curled hair Mattresses.
"a French Pillows and Bolsters &C. =
N. B-Goods packed and shipped. p
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-10-31

usn Dunet, Ghi.t u Usirapee. N his annual
report, makes novel recommend .iion with
respect 10 national militia IL rseommands
inc passage u sash hws " viii mako ~ sf-
sicicns national mtklA " Sumo aN,VO men.
The proposition insat1aace il that The militia
u tho several ktAscs, WHOM they have arrived
~ certain degrao ~ efficiency. Aad hsvo
complied with cofiAin conditions may, &C.
rorilEE 20 the pleasure III tLc res oeivs
htAtes, be enrolled " \ hAsisaal militia In
which cArs thoy shali ~ maintained ~ tLc ~.
pelse of the dsi.trAi taovefnmrnl The dngfs1
III efficiency II " bo Determined by tie reports
~ officers ~ bu ezllsd Inspectors of Militia.
who shall ~ AppoInted partly from the regular
army end parity from clvil iifc 0ul DOuot.
tho Chtcf - Ordnance, recommends
ihAs one-haN shall b. selected ffon,
AniOug ihoso who hAve served III the
unton army and oneehaif frum tlote Who
slAve served IN tho rai.cl army, 1hls n tho
firrt tIme il4ai proposition of this Kind to-
eur. proceeded frUin any bureau ofliser. ~
.,hsiAta any 0btetslnns ihAt might AfinH 0n tho
kr0nLd of Niase r.gllts. II u proposed thAs my
hsAtu raall b. at literiy " withdraw ~ militia
from tho natianAl Ungolltntnt u ita own
p.ca=ufc, Hnhjscs ID ceriAin fsEnla-
iiunA Among Tho conditions cf "a.
mission III tlle national enruliment Are dist ~
stAtn shAll rOneeut That. under certain ctTrun
stances, is militia shall ~ snhttcs 10 Tho 0rdog
~ Tho G-nrtat 6overnnent Uui. bspet -.
oinHcndr III appropriation III N. .ON, tui tOpn1
lLio sslecs si'y NV that may n vnsctsd utoe
.lts eubjsck
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-10-31
Doa.sTIc ynrsLlSonnen
AlsaeA,

The village of Chitt~nAugo. iiftsen
miles east ~ syrsruss. n. r., Il greatly excited
over shs alleged crim~s of modern Horgts,
Whose dssds. u proved, -selIpss tho bloody
dssds 0f III Aneicnt demon of that nsmo.
nrs r,ancm schroeder, married woman, n
charged with poisoning hsr father, mother anil
aunk The woman and her husband srs both
under arrest
The 4OntAnk steam cotton.mills at
~ llastos, Long isiA.d. have bssn burned.
Two hundred opssstivss Ars throws out 81 en-.
ploynsal Ths loss y e4p. 90, Insurance.,
ei0O.0M
The new American Rapid Telegraph
Company has III IN pile. ses b~swean Boston
sasd Nov York, and ovvr iD miles of wIrs
stsu6E. pns'ing ap t~o ss,in9s. tl.ose bsing III
hat vii ~ re1nirsd BY this nSw pro~s. Tho
work u koinR ~ from hosh snds ~ The rouie.
Tbs method " tsisxrsphy nsed BY thIs con,-
pany y purely mschAnic.l, mss@aqss
bstnG sns by simply farming crank. anA r..
qaires 10 hand NY operators. psrfustsd
pApSs y nscd ~ preparing nes.Axr~ Tor ,rAns-
sntasto1. sad they srv reserved on strips similar
70 shs noye system. chesphe.s. - wall -
rspsdtsy. y ~ tA~is ~ merit III ihs sims VI
thss nss company. snd. II successful. TINY
eisim u viii sweep ~ snstse Asld o. sslss-
raphy.
The fall tssds i unusually brisk n
- kasessn clstsa
Wo0A
Cinctnnsei papers report that the
Ohio rtvsr r. lover than II has bs~n for twenty
yssS. ~ hundreds ~ points between cinein.
nan md fttasbnrxh II eAa ~ forsIsl easily
ncascsly ooss aa1 b .sa anywissse. Navi.
ssttnn !. rssry pnspsYsi4d. sud freighs /.
ptssd W N Erssi qnAots,es - ~ pstnss bs.
iSssn Piitseaskt sui i4oalsvilis ~ iny f.r
~ NJ
= paekaDe q s(seulasp lsoo Droi,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-10-31

The Supreme Court of the United
states las sustained tho constsu,ionAlsy of tho
Pacific lsAilroad Funding law passed In May,
i>.s, hy which, tho Pacific railroads who sve In
arrears upon their obligations tho United State.
Government, arc required TO sss apart certain
portion Of thsir earnings eAci, year for the ~
tingni.hnent cf such dchi~ Dissenting opin-
ions wero died BY Justices Strong, Bradley aud
Field
II IL authoritstively announced from
Washington that Secretary sherman will not bo
> candidate Tor the Ohio Bonatorship As the
successor of Judge Thurman.
The following II tho Official yotc cast
IN Ohio for Governor, II TIN election held Oct
~: Poster. isepublican, 3s, III Ewing. Dem
ocras. 'slu. III; rta,t. 0rccnbsck, u. IN; stewart
Prohibition, 4i4nA Fosters majority over
Ewing. is,iM
The President has decided 70 leave
the English and Rnsaian missIons vacant until
the meeting Of Congress
In his annual report 10 Congress,
Accrcs.ry sherman will recommend tho pass-
AGO NJ lAw enabling him 10 continue hts re-
funding operAslons. by authorizing him 10 o.
change I PER cont bonds for or u per cent
bonds beforc thor maturity
At Cabinet meeting last week tho
Ito Iniian troubles wero discusscd Secretary
Nchnrx and Don. sherman gAvc Aii tho infor-
nation iu Tho posscsslon of thoir departments
Tho discussion turned nron what steps should
b. taken toward tlss indiana, and II VA decid
ID thai for the present only precautionary
measures should b. adopted.
Tho Commissioner 81 Indian Affairs
lass ~eek received dispatch from Agent Nc
0iilycuddy - lsed Cloud Agency, saying
" Twenty sitting Dull Indians jua Ia with i
pass from MAJ. wAlrh british ofscer Il Tho
nearest pos. Acruss The border, Many more
will como when tho Missonri frccxcs
Do you want thcm feds- To
this commissioner liayt replied -
follows: Tho Secretary desires mo 70 cay
taAt tae Hitting I,uil Indians returning must le
looked upon virtually ~ prisoners of war. They
mnst surrender Thur arms aud ponies Tie
isisA must not b. permitted 70 spread that they
can simpy Como bArk and he I'D, Every one
IT ttsn. II fs., MUS. ~ mado " earn his r.
sions BY work for tho Government. Enforce
'h!a policy strictly, and keep thcm we'll
watched.
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AastAsr A1ysses h 10 Prize q pa.

AaeehGg Adsauce u The Price 81 Pager.
Ata meeting of msnufaStursrs Of print and
book paper. held In ciqcinnAn On ~ asd q
October. ~ advance u oae.AsV essf pr
pound was mads upon sll Grsdss o. print and
baok pepsss. This. sddsd 10 the advanss
mAds o. ths ist Of October. bsines tho price u
papss ~ full f~eafy PR fenf. above Tho prices
u ths pass III n nths II viii moi b. long
hesura 0nnAumcis who have not pre-
paSod Tor this advance ~ lAytnG In 4 stock Of
paper will bokin " fesl tho effects lhs sTtst"
IL she papsr mArksA Tho following circular
I'm just bssn tsmned BY tho maunfs stusers of
AHs paper, cardboard. esc.. aud spssks fof
iieslf:
- increased eoss In 81 material used n iLe
msnufa ssutc " paper makes II nc~essesy fur
- y edvAnce tsss pfics 81 0uT Go0ds usse-hatS
eant - Vvnnd tion this dsir, st.l u stock ~
- y Qstce - ~tll iesl ~ sesseay u >
Urtn@ e4soeeAs
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MEvERDEN'S
EW
FURNITURE
wARERooms,
I've Dssrs North y Trunhsll's Htsrs,
cREsco, IOWA,
O ssletsA vtsA - tssssss so tsss asassnsal q
s ga s.s. q .sss s.ss 4 q. : .:s. 8: s''
evsrvthins New---Latest STYLES,
10 OLD GOODS.
Censlse1ss =
EXTENSION TABLES.
sECRETARIEs. BOOK CASES.
wARDROBEs. BUREAUS.
BEDsrEADs. CHAIRS.
sPRINo BEDS, MATTRESSES,
LOUNGES AND SOFAS,
Brackets. wHAT.NoTs.
LOOKING. .oIAsoEA
PICTURE 1RA1CuD,
CURTAIN O01NyOEA
= !: - 80 :: : -: :;s:-: : ::.s:.:; !: :: - -
UNDERTAKING
. = = A.ssAs Sss.ssy s.ass1s1 =. s.sAss -
~. iasvs ssssss4ssa
Oo1lns, Burial Cases and Oasksts,
sA1sA - = pssDass1 y ~ - ssssasA = sAsss
eeetees - = - seyls - meeess = ss6ssed, =
5SSSSdS9 ~ - - ess isvevv - i, eepe1eees
49, - = @c g aa.sss = ss!so1. r. sass y =
sssss - 49,. - - 80 - - = s:ss ~ -
q. 0Dv10D8u.
G0n -. =, m.
HOWARD COUNTY BANK,
oagooo, IOWA.
u10Y > 1s1Uo1, lss1sisssu.
= Oeoeeol Da111ag Dsslsos
DSo0oooto1s
- - - nssnaaGe. nsaAs = - o.
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GAAGl00 11010D ~ AND IDOA
OVD01D O0D 1ALa
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n0ll0Wly'S OlUJMENT,

a'sssssss1 fehts kkMkOY. kssvv Nav Ns~v
- ~ ssrN D~slsr. n WsAN - essteeA tnse
~ sHssssN. - - - ss~eA ssN tMtsvMas ssss-
PsStNsS Nv fAss~ sWSsRS " eWres N~res ~ ".
eers ~ M THROAT. STOMACM. LfyEH,
1f1HE. " sthev ssrts. n IL IN TW6siisAss
HsSsa1U ~ HAD LENN. HAD HNEASTx.
CsWtraefe1 - AHH JsfHss. OOUT. NNkU.
AATIS1. sw1 sN SktH Uyssssss.
JAsOnTAAT CAUTION. ~ Nnus sre gsAmlue unlsss
~ sIGaesmse " WAteorA - Ax~ag sos sss tinted
eteo@e, snsr0unAs eeeh hos III Pitts st,d tSus,m cut
nCIs1 y = ceAts. ~ rSnts sDd el ~Arh,
- Thsrs - eeaaldeSsbis savtne By fshtns fba
tosWef etaAs. HOLLOWAY Co, Naw fork
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1nE falfno Or ALI,
n0LLOWAY'S PILLS.

- hsA - arpstlls; noiiovsyv fsils gave me !
heAsty enc
"Yoas riiis ass masvslsus.~
u Send fcs another bss. Sod tssp them In the
hcmae."
Dir. Meilsvsy hss e~rsA ~ hsAdsehs that wss
ehsoutc.s
eavs enc u ycws Pills 70 my bshs fcs cholera
aosous. TIE dsAf little thths rot well In day."
~ nansea ce m0FsslaN IN nos cured
v0ug Boz es MollewAye Ointment ruvrd me ~
aolseA ~ the hssd rubbed some ~ yony 0lnt
mwme hehfn0 ths ears, anA The naise hAa left"
hsnd me two tu1es. vaat ome Tor poor lam
W..
tnetoss Aoliss; pear price y = rents. but the
medicine 70 me 10 worth dollar
tenA me Avs bossa 0f POUR riils"
~Le1me hoys thrive hoses u youg Pills by return
mall. ~ ChtlIs saA Hsves.~
] hsvs over ~ sMch testimonials y these, but
want ~ epace eo0p~le me . couriWde.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-10-31

For Cutaneous Disorders,
And oil ssupsss cf The skln this Ointment il ,noss
tnvaisAhle, u dn@s MT heal externally alens but
psnssssses With the most searching effects " the
very ro6t of ths evil.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-10-31


q ths Chicago Ir.hans, Rives ~ about shs
sems 6garvs. think this accumulation IL 81.
th0gitt0s. tho most 0f which Ii frOm Republican
scnrcsa, betlcr evidence than . political cam
paAm docnlnent. To throw stili 'more light on
Sess subject ! rc.d s yca resolution passed b
"Nssoivfd. That this House cordially 60
ours N tho views ot Tho Secretary of the Treas.
ury u relation 10 tho ncccssity u 4 contract0o
Of the currency, with visw - - early ~
enmptton VI spscie payments - tho business of
the country vill permit -.
vas followed up BY ! 'lAw authorizing the
Secretary % exchange botsds Tor notes; eiu..
O0luO n0tss tgreeAbAcksI were 10 D. retired
md cancsled within sIx n,oat,s frxm tLo
paeaa9s " the -, and after thAs thcy we're 70
- retired = the ra,c os q ,asltsn pcr month
aud telling ihe Secretary how Il u 70 he done.
nsnsly. p tAksu up the circulation snd i~sne n
" placs interest -heAring honda. I have here
ths .IAws W Iowa" fur fN7A; on page -. mud
? Joint rssolntion pAssai BY the. Republican
Lsslsl.turv cf ths Mate ~ lows, conscmning
has been ! contraction 81 e.r' .mu.ilO. aud that
buslneea has bssh depresssi aud pfodnrlion
tmpAlrod IN consequence. Evidence upon Uvt-
dsfacc can b plled up fSon, Official Republican
sources. showing - enormous conli iAetiui.
sp = s ~ r.. ~ .ss ~ s.s 7 sa ss .n. ::
eooGsclion q - cusrency. and gives n.
AoluAl ooutraeltoo Of ths currency from I61l6
- July l, ID55. - NJ, ,aku. ~, ,3sd. II II true
lAat portion cf this currwucy drew interest
There was some okO, 10 0f 7..ft.nostn;
thsse notes wers issued IL denominations ~
lov = olu. end wsrs nsaAla Ie6sl tender,
Thsy wsrs petd y ths soldiers enA performed
a acttve part y III commercial trsnAAclinslA
The contfasllcu VI tho currencv ws4 tho
SECOND IMPORTANT sTkr ~ Tim coMnrInA10Ks.
3 Ananctai axi0m thal, = - circulation IA.
estasoA, 10 value % money riees, And vAlno of
labOS Ard tho productions Of labor deCreaAem.
The United ooSlee Nonstasy Commission, n
tAels report 10 Cungress. noy:
- ahsinklng volame aasd falling pTbeoe =.
vaIs has had, sad alWsys must have. tsnd-
sedy n 0onSoutsete ueslth; % NnSich ~ few.
- y tmpesMnA - 6suade ~ neay.S
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-09-22

On most farms there are too many
fences. But as fencing material grows
scarce, the evil is curing itself. AS
they fall into decay they are not renew
ed, and in few years the ground they
occupy is cleared and the divided lots
are thrown into one. But this is SLOW
emily and wasteful way. In all cases it
is better, if a permanent fence is not
needed, to remove it before it rots away,
and if possible use the material where
it can be of real advantage. A few fen
ces and these perfect of their kind
should be the rule. The land which a
useless fence occupies is worse than was
ted, for it is necessarily harbor fol
weeds and shrubs which rob the soil,
even where the pillow can 60. Very
many farmers can dispense with much
fencing that they now deem necessary
Fall pasturing. especially of young
clover, is often not worth so much al
the clover leaves would be to fall on thu
ground as mulch. Temporary fence
will take the place of many which hav
been permanent, and in places wher
land is dear and the amount of stool
kept is small, soiling is fast coming int
favor.