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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-22

NATIONAL. SURGICAL INSTITUTE The
annual visit of tho Surgeons from this
we'll known Institution will be made to
New Orleans March S, 1879. Head
quarters will be at No 166 ST. CHARLES
strict. They will have skilled assis-
tants from the Home Institute and will
remain until April 5,-one month.
Their preparations for this visit are very
elaborate and will be ample to meet the
increased demands made upon them.
Surgical cases and those requiring per-
sonal attention should como early that
they may have attention for the whole
month if necessary. In Its chosen speci-
alittes, Club Feet, Spinal and Hip diseas-
es, Paralysis, contraction, and disease of
the Joints, Piles, Fistula private diseases,
Cotarrh, Disease of the Eye Ear ETC., this
Institute is unexcelled
Refers by permission to the we'll known
citizens of New Orleans who are it's pat.
rons. For further particulars write to
National Surgical Institute, Indianapolis.
Ind, Philadelphia, Pa, or Atlanta, Ga,
Feb.15'79-5t.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-22
the city Of New Orleans on I'd Gay
~ Novonoho. 1919

the city OF New Orleans on "a Cay
of Novembe", 1878.
The announcement OF this cad
event has cast shadow over this
entire peorte. Universal sorrow
prevails, and the mourners go about
the streets.
Bishop Wilmer was indeed a man
Of God. and a fitted en- oassador Of
the Gross of Christ. His commando
ing presence, his brilliant talents,
his profound and varied learning,
his graceful clocation. and his con-
vincing eloquence made him a pow..
er in the church and in the world.
Whether sorrowed by his own cler.
gy and people. or in the House o.
Bishops, or among the Lords and
crowned heads OF the old world.
his were the words of soberness, OF
wisdom and true holiness, ard COM
manded uubotnded respect and adj
miratioD.
His great intellect and varied
requirements were only equaled
by the goodness of his heart. and
his intense love of his people and
the cause of his Master. He was
the living embodiment OF all the
graces of the christian char acter
and in all be did and said he reflect
cd the Beauty of Holiness.
In his ministrations in the TENN
pie OF God he partook of the divine
character Of Him whose willing and
efficient servant he was, and he was
full of "the spirit OF wisdom and
understanding, the spirit of counsel
and ghostly strength, and the spir
it of knowledge and true goodness
which he so earnestly invoked for
those committed to bis charge.
Words are inadequate to express
our love aud admiration for our be,
loved Bishop, and Our profound
sorrow for his death.
RESOLVED. That we do deeply
and sincerely deplore the death of
our beloved Bishop. and while we
sorrow not as those without hope
and would yield a ready submis-
sion to the dispensation Of Divine
Providence, yet we could wish tina;
this cup had passed from us, and
our beloved Father in christ had
been spared to us.
RESOLVED. That in his life we
recognized all tie elements OF true
manhood. all the graceS and aeon
piisEments of the elegant gentle
man, ard an entire fitness f,r his
holy office: and in his Gea'h we
deplcre q. irrepar=ble loss to tie
church and his sorcowing people.
RESOLVED That the members "t
this Socie,y wear the usual bndge
Of mourning for thirty days, and a
copy of these resolutions be tor>
wardeG to the widow of the deceas.
ed. NJ. A. LURTY
BELLE LEAKE,
l.. a. JOHNSON,
SALLIE Fl. IRVINE
Committee.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-22
IN MEMORIAM.
BISHOP WILMER AID SOCIETY,

BISHOP WILMER AID SOCIETY, }
St Francisville, Feb. 5th, 1879.
At a meeting of the Bishop Viii
mer aid Society, called to pay a
tribute of respect to the late uclov-
ed Bishop OF this diocese, the fol-
lowing Preamble and Resolutions
were passed by the committee ap-
pointed for that purpose, and were
unanimously adopted.
The Ri. Rev. Joseph Pere Bell
Wilmer, D. D. l.. l.. d. Bishop
Of the diocese of Louisiana, died in
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-22

Eg1t is now proposed by some that the
United States should purchase the picture
(now on exhibition at the National Capt.
taD representing the Electoral Commits
sion. We say let no Democratic vote for
any such measure, unless the proper in
scriptions are written on said picture. In
burning letters let this be written on so
as to be seen by the most casual observer:
''Ho,v the Presidency ,cas stolen,-and here
are the eight thieves" and let the like
ness of R. B. Hayes stand out on the can
vass, and on his brow let these words be
written! ''There is the man arho ara,Us $50
900 gear achich morally and legally belongs
t. Saml. j. Iizden, the Patriot statesman
elected President in Norember, 1876 When
this is done, then let the Democracy vote
for the purchase of the picture and have
it hung in conspicuous position in the
rotunda of the Capitol that every visitor
may see it; and above it let there be
written. The Nations Everlasting shame.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-22

9The following extract from
a correspondents to the Washington
Capitol, on the Federal pcrsecu-
tons, in Louisiana, Florida, and
South Carolina, we deem worthy
Of a reproduction:
Has any Democrat in the House
or Senate ever considered the fact
that Grant and Landaulet Will
Jams, in their worst days, never did
what Hays and Devens have been
doing in the last six weeks =? What
Grant did, he did openly and in
plain sight. He struck boldly and
bravely at State governments and
Legislatures. But Hayes and De-
vens sneak around to the poor cab
ms of poverty stricken Demo-
Gratis in the backwoods, kidnap
their helpless occupants in the
night. drag them OF to Columbia,
Tallahassee or New Orleans, and
railroad them into the pcnitentiary
through the agency of rotton courts,
packed juries and perjured Witness
es Grant never did thing which,
10 addition to its lawEessness, was
stamped like this, with the vi)eness
of cruelty, and the shame Of sneak
ing cOwardice.
have talked with Democrats in
Congress on this subject. and as
yet I have found but two to say
that caucus or no caucus, they will
offer repeal OF this Infamous trav-
esty upon law and outrage upon
the spirit Of the nintees tn century,
as an amendment to every appro'
priation bill that is presented, and
fight for it with every parliamenta-
ry weapon, with regard to what is
called "the danger Of forcing an
extra session." These two are
Southland and Blackburn. That
they will do it goes without saying,
for they are both men of their word
And now all I have to say is, l
want to see the name of the DEM
ocrat who, Through fear of an ex-
ira session." or of any other cause,
will vote to perpetuate in the fraud
bedaubed hands of Hayes and De-
vens, and in the perjury-staiped
robes of Bond, Settle and Billings,
the power of lettre de caclet, which
they now enj'y under their own in
famous construction of this infer.
nal election law.
If the Democratic party, with
majority of twelve in the House,
considers it of more Importance to
avoid an extra session than to pro-
tect the liberties of American citi-
zens. l want to know it, so that I
can join some other party.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-22
advertisement.
PROCEEDINGS
Of the Parish Executive Committee OF
the Democratic Co nserratire Party.

Head Qarters Parish Executive Commit }
tee DeMocratic- Conservative Party.
Bayou Sara, Saturday, Feb. 10Th, 1870. }
The Committee met pursuant to ad-
jonrnment.
On motion, one delegate from each ward
in the Parish was appointed to attend
the Convention, to be held in jackson on
tho Gath, fer the purpose of nominating a
Senatorial delegate to the Constitutional
Convention;
The President appointed the following
as delegates
LIST, ward DR.. F. NJ. Mumford and w.
w. Leake.
I'd ward. Horace Fluker.
Sd ward -Chas. M. Barrow.
4th ward Duncan Stewart.
5th ward II b. Barrow.
9th ward II. c. Clendenen.
9TH ward. Lane w. Brandon.
9th ward. r. II. Ryland.
10th ward Wash Hands.
The following resolution was adopted.
Resolre@, That a Convention composed
of one delegate from each ward, Except
the first ward, being entitled to two,) be
called to meet at Strings Spring, on Sat-
urday, tho 1st day of March next, for the
purpose of nominating delegate to rep
resent the Parish in the Constitutional
Convention. Same representation to be
accorded as at the last Parish Convention
held, at STRINGS Spring on the 5th, Of
October, 1873.
DUNCAN STEWART,
JOS. l.. GOLsAN, President.
Secretary.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-22

% Some Of the northern Democrats in
Congress have again exhibited the ten
der foot and are considering the propri-
ETY. OF surrounding to Edmond's buldooz-
ing strategy to pass the annual appropri-
alton bills without repeating the test
oath law and the Federal Election Law.
IT the Democrats fail to support tho re.
peal of these obnoxious statutes, then
the South, should see to it who is nomi-
mated in 1880. It is about time that the
system of espousing cause of class
dangerous to our interests was put stop
to.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-22

AFEuALE REGULAroR.-A perfectly
safe and reliable medicine of this charac-
ter is in great demand by females all over
the country. Such remedy is actually
needed by married and single ladies all
over the land, aud inattention to this
subject is consigning thousands to I'M
timely graves, and all physicians will tell
you so. There is now before the public
a perfectly safe and sure female regula-
tor-one that restores and regulates all
irregular action-cures chronic female
complaints-adds iron to the blood
strengthens the system-cures the nerv-
Gus and hysterical and imparts bright
ness to the eys, bloom to the cheek and
health, beauty and vivacity to all. 1t is
known as English Female Bitters and
stands pre-eminent for the cure of all
chronic female Irregularities. feb.22 ct
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-22

"A tobacco lover can have a clean
mouth, or not, just as he chews.-N. O.
Ilcayune. And an errand boy can have
clean feet, or not, just as he Chores
Yonkers Gazette.
Aud prize fighter can win OF not. Just
as he etecs. Or cat can keep one awake
at night or not, just as she me,cs.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-22
lyCourtney, the New York oarsma1
is to run another race next summer.

u The man who has never been kick
ed by a mule has yet something to learn.
though he may have "a dozen diplomas
from as many colleges saying his educa-
ton is complete.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-22
CEN TENANY COLLEG

The unprecedented good order a!
tho students for the past two ses
and the marked advancement in
studies, .iustities us in offering our
tuition to the patronage of the :
with incrraSel! confidence. The 81
West Feliciana cannot do better til;
be educated here.
Tuition in the College classes s
in Preparatory Department $45.O
session of ten months. Good boa
furnished as low as ten dollan
month.
c. G. ANDREWS, Presid,
Jackson, Loui
Nov3O 70 3m.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-22
EOR SALE-FINE COTTON SEED.

Five hundred bushels of choice Simp-
son Cotton seed for sale. Apply to
j21.3m. c. BOCKEL, Bayou Sara
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-22
DEMOCRATIC CEN1HlL CON.

The following are the names of the gen.
tlemen composing the Democratic Parish
Central Committee Of West Feiiciaan: G..
L. Fisher, President; f. w. Whiteman,
+. Is: Turner. G. w. Edwards, Stephen G.
Stirling, N. G. Rhodes, r. G. Stirling. J.
Leonard, Bennett Searcey, Chas. Percy,
and VIM. West.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-22
IMPORT ANT NOTICE..

TNuE members of the Parish Central
l. Committee of the Democratic party
of West Fel;ciana are hereby notified to
meet in st. Francisvillc, on
Saturday. February 18th, 1879
A full attendance is requested as business
of Importance it to he transacted.
f.S-1t. .CHAS. FISHER, Pres.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-22
SQUARE DEAL SALOON
AND BILLIARD ROOM,
H. II. WHITE, Proprietor.

BAYOU SARA, La.
Ice Cold Aurora Beer always on hand.
The Bar is constantly supplied with
choicest brands OF wines, Liquors and
Cigars.
A sumptuous Free Lunch spr adj every
sunday morning. Attached to e cs-
tabllshment is Splendid Billiard I le
All appointments as "aiStomary i'll a FIST
Class Saloon.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-22
NOTICE

TO THE VOTERS OF THE PARISH OF
WEST FELICIANA.
The office Of Registration aciU be opened
at the follouiny places to ,cit.
Atthe Court House from Monday Gath of
FEBRUARY to Saturday March 1st, Inclusive.
ut angola Store Monday March Sd.
ut Chas. Miles Racoursi Island Tuesday
March 4th.
Tunica RodneysStore Wednesday, March,
5M.
Concord Church, 5th ,card Monday March,
10Th.
Laurel HUI, Tuesday March, 11M.
Court House, Fednesddy 18th, to Satur-
day 18th, Inclusive.
M. w. STEWART,
feb. % 10 If Registrar.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-22
THE BUDGET,

Tho following report was adopted:
We, the undersigned, a committee ap-
pointed to prepare and submit budget
of expenses for the year 1879, beg leave to
submit the following:
Jury, grand and petit. $1,000 90
Coroner and jury. 200 90
Maintenance of prisoners at %
cents per diem per prisoner. 400 90
Bonds and interest due in 1879 3S4 40
Parish printing (contract)..... 125 90
Assessor 300 90
Parish Treasurer (contract) in
lien of commissions. -... 200 90
Parish Attorney (fiNed by PJ) 100 90
Police Jury (contr:. city ..-. 300 90
Clerk Of Court (contract). 400 90
Magistrates, (con.) in lieu fees, 10 90
COllStaolcS, (cOn.) II, lieu fees 1G:; 90
jan PhySlclan.- so 90
Clerk Police jury (contract- - 90
Parish Tax Collector $50 90
Sheriff, for all services in crim-
nal matters, or in matters which,
by law, the Parish is TO pay for
services rendered, either Parish or
State. including all services rem
dered the Police Jury (coutract) GO 90
Coming ent fund 1871 90
Grand total. $500 90
j. w. DEDERICK,
DUNCAN STEWART
WASH. HANDS.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-22
A SZABO
NJ E. r C. II II VT TAIL r.
PRINCIPAL STREET,
BayOu Sara T,a.
Bayou Sara. La.

Announces to tho citizens of West
Feliciana and neighboring Parishes and
Counties, that he has always OH hand a
complete and seasonable stock of goods
and that he guarantees perfect satiss
faction in fitting, and quality Of good,
and work. Charges reasonable.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-22

Va6les.-One pint Of sweet milk, four
eggs, one large cupful of cold rice or
hominy, q little salt, -four to make a
stiff batter, baking powder in the pro-
portion of three teaspoonfuls to quart
of flour.
The New York herald., 1879-03-06
SALES At AUCTION.
UCTION PEREMPTORY SALE
AT THE LARGE BROWN STONE MANSION OF

SALES AT AUCTION.
4 UCTION PEREMPTORY SALE
"A AT THE LARGE BROWN STONE MANSION OF
EOi. O. x BONNER,
THIS THURspAYl MORNING. COMMENCING
AZ 70 0CLoCk RAIN OR SHINE,
PARLoRS, CHAMBERS DINING ROOM, &C.
silk Esstiakc and Grccan styles and ebony and gold
Centre Tables Grand square Panoorc; Cab
met Upright Cabinets Bookcases Desks Easy Chairs on
tans. Mirrors Carpets handsome walnut Cham
Sets Bcdstsads, Dressing Cascs Bureaus. washsands
Carpets Extension Tables Buffet Chairs in leather and
seats Hall Stands Refrigerators. Glass China and
Silver Ware Basement and servants Furniture ALBERT
KRAEMER, Auctioncer Goods packed. shipped. &c.
UCTfoN SALE THIS DAY TIURsDAYl
Ar M.cx,,crrEIEFE rEEEMrToEY NIT SALE rrpx,rrup
AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE
120 WEST 2sD ST.. NEAR 9TH Av..
,- CoMMESCING ~ At 10 O'CLOCK
superb Parlor suits. In satin %
81 pieces and costly Bronze
MArqnctry Cabinets :
inlad aud sienna marble top Tabisa .
~ Parau marble Statuctrcs.
2 Scvrcs and Ormou Mantel Sofa :
\ Pier aud Mantcl Mirrors. =
u Window Lace Curtains.
~ choice Paintings by eminent artistA :
- velvet aud Brussels Carpets =
elegant Library bookcases. g
4 Library Tables to match.
ladies' Escritores and workboxeA =
4Turkish Lounges and Chairs -
5OD volumes Of choice Books =
solid walnut Extension Tables
2eegantly carved BinetS c
~ Dining Chairs covered in leather. p
2 China Dinner and Ten Scis
80 pieces sterling aud Plated Ware %
~ white and black cnried hair Mattressea =
- French Pillows and Bolsters &C. n,
''''''' ''' 40" j. LU%FlUs SMITH. Auctioue.r.
The New York herald., 1879-03-06
COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD.
EENTLEMAN AND WIFE WISH BOARD IN COUN-
" try hotel boarding house tho city, tcrms mod
erate have stable accommodation Address E. 32O
East Hath 81.
The New York herald., 1879-03-06

ROARDERs WANTED.

BOARDERs WANTED.
1 ROOM. WITH BOARD, FOR TWO, 50 TO si2; SINGLE
isame price table Board, 81 IL Clinton place. near
I HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM FOR GENTLE
Imam and wife, Board for lady. WEST box i25 Herald
Uptown.
I -ELEGANTLY FURNISHED HOUSE: ROOMS
l.snsy or suite; excellent Board in German family.
l4i 6oih st. corner Lexington nv.
I SMALL ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN; FIRST CLASS
IBoard: In French family very low. 3ii West I'D.
I LARGE ROOM, WITH FIRST CLASS BOARD, AT
l2i4 West 24ih st.
l.. LARGE FRONT RooM-CoMMopIoUs HALL
sd East ia,h ''''' S "''''
I pARLoK AND THIRD FLOOR; OTHER DOUBLE
land single Rooms with or without private table ~,
9 LARGE ROOMS: I5o LEXINGTON Az, 18th ST;
Lhouse first class; good table; *6to s.
q BLOCKS FROM RECOMMENDATIONS TO LET;
Shrst class Board; table Board 63 East fth At.
y PLEASANT, SUNNY ROOMS. MADISON Av., 327
Corether or singly, with first class Board; refcrcnce
rmosrEGT rLAcE EAST s,o t,sy Is. .G. sTnIARGE
ErH Av. 2aa-ELEGANr FURNISHED ROOMS. SEC
Cond roor with or without private tables also Rooms for
single gcntlcmen
7 EAST sisr-RooMs EN- SUITE OR sINGLY, WITH
Board private table " desired; moderate terms; first
class accommodations.
1Orn ST., iaa EAsT-soUARE ROOM. WITH
lOBoard, $40 for two; single 81; table Board
IN. wAyERLEY PLACE, NEAR, gRoADwAY;-
S. 20 -; transient 81 so table Board So steam heat.
I Cru ST, i2s wEsr-NlcELy FURNISHED ROOM
Lsunny cxposurc. second noor to let. with Board;
terms reasonable
1dTH ST.. az EAsT.-FRONT ROOMS, SECOND
liand third boors to let with Board table boarders
taken.
I fTH ST.. 2Uo wEsT.-NICELy FURNISHED LARGE
lfRooms; also hall Rooms. with Board; terms reason
able; references
I tTH ST., 243 wEST.-rO LET WITH BOARD
Ifsecond Floor; also large Room third;
Ing May 1.
I - WEST 31ST Sr.-PRIvArE FAMILY WILL RENT
lCserond Floor, superior Board gentlemen ~ to si7
weekly.
10Th ST. ~, BAsT.-MosT HANDSOMELY FUR
Onshed and frcecocd Second Floor TO let with German
private family owncr of the house, suite sngy
ccllcnt Board. hrst class references.
on EAST 9TH STA THIRD FLOOR, HANDSOMELY
ZOfurnshed. unexpectedly warrant TO rent, with first
class Board: terms reasonable; references.
on EAST 47TH Sr-sUNNY PARLOR BEDROOM,
-SOoverlookiug Madison fourth foor; cabinet Bed
stead. with Board
C)D ST. ia wEsT--A LARGE, SUNNY ROOM
<--with Board terms moderated also table Board
Ds)D ST, 80 WEST.-PLEASANT LARGE ROOM ON
- Lsccond noor superior attendance; unexccptionabe
table; ample closet room
cDD ST. 4U wEsT-HANDsoMELy FURNISHED
lCRooms, with Board; convenient 10 cars and stages;
terms moderate
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-09-13
Notice of the Redemption of Lands
Sold for Taxes Nay 9Th 1877.
g TATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY DE DOUGLAS,
- OFFICE or THE COUNTY CLEeK
Superior, August End, 1879.

The following pieces Of land having been sold by
shs County Treasurer Of the County OF Dot 8las, OF
tue 8th day Of Aisy 1871 for the taxes interest ad
chages for tbs 1876 Therefore notice Is hereby
given that unless said lands redeemed from said
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-09-13
n nay OF MAY 1890

they vii lie conveyed to the respective purchasers
gnecs according TO law. Tne amount OF taxes,
inteiest and charges clcu ted mp TO the last day OF
redemption is set opposite each piece respectively
GEO Ho1coMB. County Clerk.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-11-27

patch we returned to the village, wherea sump'
tuous dinner awaited US. Half of our number
had to wait for the second table, but Grady
was prompt at the first round. Taking the
head of the table, he began on roast pig
that was smoking before him. Diligently he
continued his exercises through both courses,
to the amazement of our landlord, good old
Baptist, by the name of King. Why he made
the rest of US pay and let Grady off is still a
conundrum, but by the time Jim McCool
came laundering by to take us home, that
pig had drawn Grady's fire and was dancing
a cotillion within his corporate limits. With
difficulty we got him aboard the train, where
he curled himself up in knot and griaved
US with groanings that cannot be described.
General Gordon gave him some peppermint,
and others tried to divert his attention to
Tilden, Lochrane and Atlanta and the spin
ningsgirl, but to no use. He was thoroughly
subdued.
At Toccoa City we were magni6cently en-:
tertained by Cousin John Thrasher, who piled
US with good things until we had to beg off,
Jim McCool said every man should eat all he
wanted if it took all night. He cared for us
and Grady most kindly, and about eleven
o'clock I threw myself into Mr.. Millers arms
at the MARKHAM" and he tenderly placed
me in my little bed. Yours, BILL ARP.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-11-27

How THE STocK LAW Is WoRK1Na.-It is
gratifying to hear how the practical effects OF
the new stock law have changed the minds OF
large majority of those who at first bitterly
opposed it. A very reliable farmer, living in a
township that voted largely against it two
years ago, called at our Office last week and
assured US that if a vote was now taken in
that township, the law would be carried by a
decided majority. He named a number Of
colored men who had changed their opinions
and were now among its strongest advocates.
He further told us that the difference in the
quality and condition of the stock was very
marked as he passed over the Union line into
Spartanburg county. On the Spartanburg
side the cattle looked as if they had no own
ers-"lean, lank and lousy,"-(his own words)
while on the Union side they looked "sleek,
fat and lazy" And he is not the only man,
by many, who have told us the same things
about the "stock law" and how it is fast
growing in favor, particularly among the
tenants and laboring class. Notwithstanding
this, there are some few who will not be con-
vinced, and are advocating the repeal Of the
law. They and their stock have been "run-
ming wild' so long that it will require much
time and patience to tame them.
As to repeating the law, that is out of the
question. It is easy and cheap enough to
pull down fence, but it takes hard work,
time and money 10 build it up again. Du-
ring the time the law has been in operation,
one,half if not more, of farm fences have
either rotted or been pulled down, and it
would be an outrage upon that largeand re-