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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-24
ANOTHER VIEW.

The New York Sun followed the ex-
ample Of Appieto"s in sending a Com
missioner to visit all the Prisons. and
make an impartial report. Both writer's,
OF curse. saw only the brightest side :
and We're shown only the most cheerful
features. Still, the following is truth
full, 80 far as it goes:
THE MODEL PRISON.
1t is customary 0 prison officials
t. speak OF this p~enitentiary as Il mod
Ell institutions" and I'm one sense the
phrase is correctly applied. 1t is Ger
tainly a model In the development of a
system. Gen, Pilsbury's ideas were all
i'll cubical form. Regularity. precision,
and an uncompronising adherence to
what he had once fixed as that which
should be, We're his distinguishing
traits. Fortunately for him. or rather
for the success Of his plan of prison
management and discipline. he nns gicea
uutocr0tic control. That absolute sscaY
he maintained dariag his life. and it has,
since has deah, been eqa0lly enoyed Jyhi>
son. In that system the basic principle
was IA profound impression upon the
mind OF the convict that implicit obedi-
dience had TO be the first law Of his he
ing while under the Pilsbbury iron rod.
The story is told that the General when
receiving a new conner usually said TO
him: While YOU are here YOU will
have to obey. blindly and unuuestion-
ingly, all orders given YOU. If you do
so, your life will be made as comfortable
e.. I'LL H. - 49, IL.
punishment OF your offence against the
law. Ifyou rebel, however, you will be
compelled to obey. DO you think COM
pulsion will be necessary
well, no sir, the convict replied.
I'll do my best to obey.
Very veil, let us see how far YOU
mean that. Look at that crack in the
floor for five minutes, without speaking,
moving or raising your eyes. If the
prisoner stood the test satisfactorily he
sent in to enter upon his new life,
but if he grew FESTIVE or looked up he
received a stern admonition that a sec
ond disobedience would entail punish
ment. What the life wa to which this
might be supposed to be introduction,
it will be interesting to learn.
HORRORS OF II DARK CELL.
Every intelligent officer in the prison
comedies in the opinion that the dark
cell is, of all punishments, the most in
human and permanently injurious, while
it is at the same time the one least con
ducive to moral reformation. They
say that it ruins the physical and blights
the mental condition of those subjected
to it. A term in the lark cell, lDng or
short, according to the individual
strength of the victim, inevitably re-
duces him to such a weak and abject
condition that from sheer lack OF
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LIrTLEToN. n. C.. Apl. II, -.
FROM WAKE.-Our Eagle Rock co

FROM WAKE.-Our Eagle Rock cor
respondent writes
Mrs. Elizabeth W. Taylor, who
resides IN Johnston county near Earps-
bother, w. \. b. Richardson. in Wake,
cllled in to visit IA friend, Mrs. Reuben
Lewis. Hearing a noise, Mrs. Lewis
c.ied, what is that? 1t must be
fe!'' Then she ran out, and looking
up. saw that the roof was on fire. She
then ran in and gathered a gourd of
water, hurried up stairs and made an
effort to quench the fire, but soon gave
it up, when she gathered her child and
fed for her husband, the distance of
two miles. Mrs. Taylor determined to
stop the fire, and after a while succeed
ed in doing it-saving the house and Its
contents. The fire had burned through
the shingles and sheeting. Mrs. Taylor
punched off the sheeting and poured
the water on, pulling the shingles that
were on fire on the inside, and threw
water all over them. The property be-
longs to Samuel II. Hood, of Selma.
March ~. 1879.
WAKE CROPS.-Wheat is looking
well, east of Raleigh, at present. Oats
are small for the season, owing TO cold
weather. The farmers are busy prepar-
ing their land for corn and cotton.
Many farmers are going to plant
chufa this year that thought last year
they were of no value. More corn and
less cotton the higher the price, and
more money the farmers handle. There
is Il change in hogs in portions of this
county; "a cross Of the Berkshire and
black Essex. Fruit will be about half a
crop. Vegetables are on the increase
In the country. i. OF II.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-24
STOCK FARM.

am brf eding Thorough BredHorses.
the Black Hawk Morgan trotting and
riding family, from imported Perche~
rOu-Nnrman horses, stock and Scotch
CIysdale work horses.
Also fine and fashionable Short
horn cattle of all ages, and Chester
White Berkshire, aud Essex swine; and
will sell stations of any OF the b eeds
TO clubs or individuals on paying terms
if applied for soon.
8. W. FICKLIN,
Belmont Stock Farm, near Char
lottesville, We. mar 13-4w.
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agricultural.
at. ,,iri Of A,ri;uit:rt.i Hn
tinn and Statistics.

v 7 JARVIS, Governor and ex otfic;o Chair
III KERR. state G~eologist and ex officio
~ - RATTLE. President State Agricultural
cil.,e ana tX onicio member OF the Board.
II NJ. Holt, President State A~gricuittrai
Society and ex oificiO membef OF tilt boafu-
FL ana ey o.ficio member Ofthe Bard.
= TuIGPEN. Of Edgecombe county.
Io[,THAN EVANS, OF Cumberland county.
tuG. Il ROBINSON, Secretary ana Treas
oiire second door of Briggs Building
Raleigh. y. L.
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Tbs Fruit Crop.

Tine Commissioners addressed letter.
NJ iroliry to correspondents in ditferen
horizons Of the State, to ascertain The
d,o,aoe u fruits by the recent cole
weather. and the following embodies the
answers received by him
Mr., c. w. Westbrook, of Wilson,re-
,.o-t~ many OF the early varieties OF
n.,cbrs killed. but of others there viii
b. from i fifth to a half crop. Apples
not seriously damaged. neither the
strawberry.
Nr. &. II. Hinshaw, OF Winston,
saws peaches. pluinS, cherries and other
small fruits are killed on low grounds.
q, hich lands and hill sides of Southern
exno,tre some escaped. The damage
- a,p}es could not well he aScertained.
The fruit crop Is badly damaged, and Is
q Great loss Ia all classes.
Mr.. Geo. Allen, of Newhern, reports
damage to the pea crop as serious, cut
TIM Of all profit on the crop. Pears,
armies and peaches not much injured.
Strange to say the fgs are not damaged.
Pea picking BEGAN last year on the 10Th
of -Apri-,hi- year we will moi com
,aen.e before the 18th. An unusually
severe spell for the season.
Nr. ID. G.. McRae of Fayetteville re-
rart> Peaches generally killed. Apples
and plum> not badly damaged.
Nr. ". u. Rheinhardt of Hickory
sas> that great damage was done to the
fruit crop in Catawba. From the 18th
Of february to the 9th Of April, no rain
>earcely-conSequently wheat and oats
ae backward. More cotton will be
painted this year in that county tfan
e.er before (sorry to hear it.
Mr.. Il. +. Hooks of Goldsboro says
that Fruits and Truck are damaged
badly.
NJ. Il. :. Bells of Littleton reports
thar apples are not seriously injured,
a At that he hopes for at least Il half
crop Of Peaches in that section.
Mr.. l.. VI. Long of Weldon says:
Peaches nearly all killed. Apples
very slightly damaged.
Nr. }. ". Albright Of Greensboro.
stEs in that immediate community theg
Will have about half crop Of Peaches
apples full crop-pears fourth Of Il crop
-.herries fifth OF Il crop-berries full
crop,
Nr. r B. Caldwell Of Charlotte says
that the Peach crop is totally destroyed.
Only Il small quantity Of apples and
cherries escaped.
br Thos, +. Wood Of Wilmington,
>lys that the injury to truck farmers
Was Very great. He speaks hopefully Of
retaining the Cape Fear Rice lands as
~f,iows:
iHe acreage of rice Oh the Cape Fea3
fFer this Spring will probably be an
Increase over ISIS OF about % per cent.
The impetus to rice-planting seems to
have had IL revival in the success OF
the NaTo>>a Uuano Company'> expert
mental rice crops of the past two or
three Years. The reclamation OF rice
IaliS now seems to be a ~toreyone con
custom, a. laborerS are increasing year
D. Year, The capabilities Of these in
eNha1>tab!e fields can hardly be too
highly estimated. Lack Of capital, III
sufficient land, unreliable labor. and low
prices OF crops have paralyzed this IN
u''N'ry Slice the war but from the
present outlook there is bright promise
WI di Immense rice crop III ten years.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-24
OAK CITY HOTEL.
HILLSBORO STREET.
Board per day 81 so.

Liberal arrangements made with
regular boarders. The House is new
ly furnished, and conveniently located
to center of business. Being only r
square from the Capitol the House Is
to members OF the Legs
lature.
MILES GOODWIN &c SON,
Jan Oily. froprletors.
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strength or will To combat lie finally
~succumbs, but his submission has be-
hlnd II nothing Of moral conviction.
1t has come upon him ike n disease.
and when he reeains hi- normal viror.
If he ever does, he will I've at least a.
bad as be ever was before. When a
man Is confined in the dark cell he !
allowed but a gill of water and two
ounces OF bread per diem. nothing el>c.
That i not in itself quite 80 severe =
punishment a. it would seem. For tile
INST two days he will suffer with hun
ger and thirst. Then his bowels cease
10 act. He becomes almost torpid.
physically, and i in a great degree IN
coneciou> Of the process Of starvation
which i going on. He may endure
agony from thirst. for mental conditions
may Superyene 10 bring on an inttn,e
fever, but he Is no longer hungry. Tie
damp. penetrating cold OF rs stone
coffin chill> the marrow III his bones.
His whole frame aches from contact
with the unyielding stones. for he h8,
no other bed or seat than the floor.
Ills lungs are poisoned and his stomach
slckened by the foul air. Worst OF all
to endure are the dcathly silence and
oppressive darkness. To him it seems
az If he We're alone in a world immersed
IN eternal night, and often superstition
or a too vivid imagination people,
thickly with phantom terrors the In
penetrable gloom. Again and again
prisoners IN these hidenu> dungeons.
upon being allowed once more to come
forth, nave been seen to fail on their
knees, weeping with JOY At SIGHT OF the
light.
THE SHOE,
Having an idea that only work of 2
coarse kind could be done b. this con
Wet labor, | was surprised to see the
large quantities Of goods OF fine class
which We're manufactured here. The
boots are nearly all womens and chill
drc1 :, and many a careful mother
when buying boots for herself or little
ones may get an article which has pass
ed from the hands OF IA petty thief into
those Of a burglar, been by him trans
terred to a torger, and perhaps been
finished by a murderer. before it took
the dainty shape in whict. the ai!ablc
store clerk presents it to her.
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HOME FERTILIZER.
FOR LESS THAN $500
We agree to sell enough
p Z r L CHI F MICA

To make a Ton =, 200 lbs.) e Manure.
That VIII make You as lunch Cots
ton. Wheat Corn. Oats. Putato, S and
Tobacco. as any Manipulated FertiIl.
ger offered II this market ut $40tO Sl5.
For this remarkable statement We
offer you the very best references in
your State. which you Wi. find by
writing iog circulars also ''ForlnuIa"
with instructions. suggestions. etc.
The namei is copyr gh'ed and Recipe"
patented.
Send for our book, with hundreds Of
certificates from yonr neighbOrs, also
suggestions that may benefit O III
selecting your Manures 1t will ply
you to invest in Pure Chemicals. and
Compost at home.
BOYkIN. GARNER & co.
Proprietors,
jan 16-6w. Baltimore, Nd
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DELINQUENT TAXES.

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DELINQUENT.
Delinquent Sale Notice.

DHARTER TUNNEL AND MINING CON
~ pany.-Location Of principal place OF bust
ne IS. Eureka, Nevada; location of works, Eu-
rcka Mining District. Eureka county. State of
Nevada. Notice,-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock. on account Of
assessment mo. ~ levied on the Goth day OF
November. 1879, and on the nd day Of Novem-
Der. 1879, made payable immediately 10 the
secretary. at the office q the company. in the
sKxrIxkL Building, IN Eureka. Nevada. the
several amounts set opposite the names Of the
r,speetive shareholders. as follows.
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DELINQUENT.
Delinquent Sale Notice.

HAMBURG MINING coMPANY.-LocA-
III ton Of principal place Of business, san
Francisco. CAiiforpis: location Of works. ku.
rcks Mining District. Eureka county. State Of
>cVads.
Notlce-Therc are delinquent upon the fol-
iowing described stock. On Scceunt 81 assess
tsrnt me. ~. levied On The rinetevnta day 81
september. 1872. tho several amounts set oprN
site the names Of The respective shareholders,
.S fNAlnwS
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DELINQUENT.
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DHFNlx SILVER MINING COMPANY
Location OF principal place Of business,
San Francisco, California location Of works,
Eureka District. Eureka county, Nevada.
Notice. There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock. ON account Of assess
ment No 2l levied on the 18th day of October,
1879. the several amounts setopposite the names
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And in aceard&nce with Law. and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made ON the 18th day Il
October. ISIS, 90 many shares Of each parcel Of
such stock as may be necessary. will be sold at
public suction. as the once Of Thos J. Pointer
sr. AuctiOncer, Room -. Aerch.uts' fnehsnge
BuiEalng. No. 43I California street. San Francis
60. Cal IN SATURDAY. the TWENTIETH day
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o'eleck X. Of said day. To pay said delinquent
assessment thereon, together with coats Of I'D
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