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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-10-28

guages is to a proper understanding
of his own tongue. but don't you pay
any attention TO it, You can get all
the mental discipline you need in
pursuing other studies that will be of
some practical use TO you on the
farm or in the Office or workshop.
OF course, if you have plenty of
money and time at your disposal, and
You are not preparing yourself for an
early struggle in life on your own
shook" you can study these languages
and anything else you please, and if
you intend to be a doctor, lawyer,
teacher or minister, they will be use
full TO you. Otherwise, let them alone
and occupy your time with science,
mathematics, history, economy, etc.
Take bookkeeping instead Of Latin,
and English grammar instead OF
Greek. Lay good foundation and
be thorough as far as you 90, and
then apply yourself to the study of
your life work. If you intend TO be
farmer, take an agricultural course
of study. 1t is q liberal one, as pur-
sued in our best industrial institu-
tions, and will, in our opinion, devel-
op the mind quite as rapidly and to
better purpose than the old classical
course that has been so rigidly adj
hered TO for centuries. We know
that fossil professors of Greek and
Latin will pronounce this advice dan
gcrous, and the man who makes it a
fool, but we reiterate it, nevertheless
don't study Greek and Latin unless
you intend to make some use of
them in after life.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-10-28

hundred chances for adding to his
manure pile where his slovenly neigh
Dor only sees one. Even If his alb
sorbent materials possess little or no
value in themselves that does not
discourage hint is a convenience
for conveying what is useful TO the
land. His manure cart is in the same
category 50 is his shovel and his
fork. Some farmers find, or think
they find, that swamp muck has not
muck fertilizing value; but when
well dried and made friable by
winters frosts it will certainly absorb
great quantities of urinal matters or
household slops, and by that means
they can be inofensiycly conveyed
where wanted 1t is safe also TO
believe that, generally, swamp muck
has virtues Of its own. 1t lightens u
stiff soil; it holds the moisture that
comes TO dry soil it makes a sandy,
porous soil heavier and darker; it
warns cold, backward soil by let
ting the SUMS rays through it as black
cloth does on snow or ice. 1t needs
intelligent treatment-as horses, boys
and women do-that is all. Even
sand has merits, also, though gener-
ally there is no desperate need Of it
within a rod or two Of the sea shore.
Weeds manipulated SO that their
seeds will not germinate are just as
good as straw for the compost heap.
Fermentation gives the quietus TO
seeds. Stops are exactly what is
needed in a compost heap which has
too much fermentation in it, because
they check the heat and possess some
fertllizing ingredients. Muck in a
pile of animal manure and strawy
matter is also useful, because it
checks and tempers fire-fanging, and
its own possible sourness or extra
moisture is driven out by the heat.
When the farmer devotes his atten-
ton as thoroughly TO making man.
ure as the average farmer does now
TO fences and pasturage financial in
dependence is close at hand.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-10-28
FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

THE "PATRIoT DURING THF PREsIDES-
TTAL CANVASS.
IN order that everybody, no matter
= how poor In purse. may read the news during the
great political struggle Of 1880, the Dltr PsrnioT
SUNDAY edition neluded) will be sent by mail 10 any
address postage free from the present time until the
hfeenth Of November next for $500; to clubs Of Ave
more (and copy free to the sender Of the club
$3.50 per copy. Without Sunday edition. the Dany
PATRror will be sent by mail To any address postage
free for period for s25o to clubs Of hvs or more
with copy free to sender Of club s20o per copy
THE WEEKLY PATRIOT
from the present time until the week ser the Prst
dental election will he sent 20 aHy address postage
free, for FoRTT CESTs; ts clubs Of Ave or upwards
for THTsTTFtvE CESTs per copy. with cpy free 70
sender Of club. In every the money must accom-.
pany the order. New l. the time 60 get up eluha
Democratic local organizations cannot circulate cheap
and more Affective csmpaiEu literature than news
papers furnished at these extraordinarily low rates
kesd In your orders addressed TO PATktoT PuHlsHISa
Co, HARRISBURG, Pa 2d
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-10-28
Vinegar

The essentials for good vinegar
are: good cider; temperature of at
least TO-, and as complete exposure
10 the atmosphere as possible. The
process may be FASTENED b. adding
yeast TO the cider, or "mother" from
old vinegar barrels, which amounts
to the same thing. Vinegar making
l., therefore, sort Of fermentation,
facilitated by : low microscopic
plant Of the fungus group.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-10-28

Cider made very late in the season
and stored in a cold place will keep
sweet, because active fermentation is
prevented. If it is rich and sweet
when it comes from the press, and
care is exercised in making it from
good, sound apples, it will not be-
come sour If kept in a moderately
cool cellar in tight cask or in bot
Ties.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-10-28

THERE is no better time than the
present in the entire year to trans
plant grape vines. As we have often
done before, we urge it upon those of
our readers who have not all they
need to furnish grapes for the family,
to purchase one or more vines. Those
who cannot afford to do so, may
obtain cuttings from friends. Let
them be about eight inches long, in
cluding two joints-one near either
end. Plant these in mellow soil SO
that the upper joint shall be at the
surface of the ground. Cover with
litter of some kind when sharp frosts
may be expected and so leave them
until spring.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-10-28

REPAIR fences and gates, put away
the tools in good shape, and do the
many odd jobs that will help so much
when the busy days of spring come.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-10-28

Young stock at pasture should be
taken to the barn before the nights
become very cold or the feed very
scant. There is no profit whatever
in keeping any animals that are not
constantly gaining, and it is not un-
usual to find cattle at pasture growing
poor in October.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-10-28
(NIRARD HOUSE,
~ CORNER CHESTNUT AND NINTH STREETS

PHILADELPHIA.
This hsass. prominent In city famed for lts com.
Portable hotels, is kept IN every respect equal 10 any
hsteaas hotels IN the country. Owing 70 the sirin.
geney Of the times The prizes Of beard has been reduced
to rHHEn DOLLARS per day. J. .MKIBBiN,
Left Manager.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-10-28

Erie Mail West, Niagara Express West, Lock Haven
Accommodation West. and Day Express Fast make
close connections ct Northumberland with l.. D. r.
II. trains for wilkssharre and Scranton
Erie Mail West. Niagara Express West. and Erie
Express W est. and Lock Haven Accommodation West,
W. trains north
Erie Mail West, NIagars Express West, and Day
Express East, make close connection At Lock Haven
With ID. y v. n. X. trains.
Erie Mail East aud West connect at Erie with trains
on I. :. n. 3 n B.. at Cory with o. G. A. V. r.
r., AZ Emporium vith y. N. r. p. II. r., ani q,
DrIftwood with A. V. RI.
eParlor cars will run between Phlladeiphia and
WIliiAmsport on Niagara Express West, Erie Express
West, PhilsdelphIs Express East and Day Express
East, and Sunday Express Fast. Sleeping aiI
night trains VIZ. A. BALDWIN,
aeusI Superintendent.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-10-28

rHE TEsT eT The NATIONAL WELFARE II THE IsTKLLI-
dEScE AND PROSPERITY or TnE FAHsER.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-10-28

l don't approve Of cows licking
themselves clean. ] do that with the
card and brush.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-10-28

Heavy fowls sometimes receive
severe injuries in trying to fly down
from high perches.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-10-28

AS food e to animal life, so is
manure TO vegetable life. Therefore
he that would succeed as a tiller of
the soil must use every available
means to save and apply the same to
his crops.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-10-28

If hens have a warm house and
enough to eat, and of the right kind,
they will lay in winter as well as
summer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-10-28

The loss Of barnyard manure may
be prevented by the use of cave
troughs.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-10-28

Niggardliness in the treatment of
the soil is the worst economy; while
liberality is returned many fold. This
is especially true with regard to grass
lands.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-10-28
NEWS, FACTS AND SUGGESTIONS.

-AGRICvLTJRAL. "a
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-10-28
Think on these Things.

A man can not be a successful
farmer and something else at the
same time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-28
s.Tsire frOIss isfSiit.touI.

lt1rrnsponacnco Of tho AoIandrit Ga2nLin
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, FcbIu.ry ~, lS20.-
The cAantsa nln !hnt tho i,alislntur, will ah-
iohrh III !ha c,Urie if C seek. 1t a,itainly
looks iiisi way nus. And Ia night the ipdcl-
Li"n" are III ilVoT OF the nn:'r!.sr by the House
u! tho liaml!tnu hll'. The rraG il4trr4 ara n,,li
pan'c stricken. They voted neatly IN Il man
inr the "a! ltslion lax bill. III the hope of cIp,
iurIGr The LcEtn vutH.
Mr.. icrdus. the IL, mb,r IRON lfaukiin, who
mare itan iva InGrilla aXu cit his clrhs 10 Jn
r"tunii. has mt boon beck since. 10 ,iay 4
mca.nyu waH Shhl 50 frank Go. for linn. Suah
Wet as .l' the read iuaiGrs save M q reason lur
'crhnn cIntihurd ahlsrc, That no Wa; \ raw
iHt maniac md had been 50 for srvrrn wGek4.
ihty rnw want every vote, and nliiln ono ines.
3emEer s sGnutIng tbs canntry in search of Per
dug. nEOthrT IL ramtlng about Sc;tt county,
Ia: king fer Nirt!unnrl another Sinnn Pure,
who III bb lan. This shows hat the Nlakanu
mrn ARA haGly !cucd TO slY ihn least.
Tho tnnncy IuGs out next Monday, nnh ID il
Goi rrabbhll that Tho III mbprs Ct the L,pi4la-
tu:c have enough Sh from their ,,rr I'll IN TO
cGry ihcm through tho week
The lnll Tor the rnGcal of lie MotIctt regis,
Ter law IL rctl y now III Il ,pglr I'll not passl q
u H'Il Sninhrrs IN The hInlnccCOWmlltGC ct Tho
Ilou q. Dr. NlGtlnIt has. durpg t be past wce (,
been &c Ing IN . rather independent manner
Some II ncs he votes with the rrnGinstor4 and
then f%H Mn he votes against them
Tho raone 10 tho House to night waa ono of
tho most ,:iseracelul ever Witnessed in tho
legislative halls OF Firgiua. A nun in tn
Sneakers caa;r simply clicked down tho NOM
bnIs who wcrn spoakirg. aad thGso mNmbcra
belonging to tho onpn-,pg pnrlY.
The ilicnds of the Hamilton substitute inf
IDENTITY expo ct 1t to l,as4. Tho attempts made
to get tho negroes back Toto tho fl has 80 far
not sacencdcd. Tho cannot DO medc 10 forget
tho broken promises ct tho reaf mstcls They
paid in promises before, and gos OILY two clerk.
shiis. MshOno is very much chagtlnod at tho
Dew turn Of atlaiis.
Mr.. James Barbour, of Gulpcpcr, is in tho
city to day, AID visited the Capitol.
STRONGBoW.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-28
California 'Er0IiDIeG

SAN FRANCls0, Feb. 27.-L,st night was
exceptionally quiet. THO workinsncn held 70
meetings except q lew minor yard club gather.
!rgs. as is customary, and tho papers this morn.
Ing arc alao bare oil news ir coDnt ction with the
agitation. although aboualinE in clitorisls on
tho sui ct. tie telor OF which is expressive OF
oonlldCLc9 IN tho preservation OF peace.
The unemployed workman held another
meeting at tho Sand Lots this slicrpoon and
wero addressed by Mayor kalloch, who told
them that while their grievances werc real aad
their talk for the most part sensible. yot tho
conllnusnoo Of such gatherings only afforded an
opportunity Tor tho uttcraIco Of i.tlmed cy-
presslons llkoly to rotard rathor than advance
the okjtc;s III view; that judicious committee
would DO Appointed with whom he would free
~ conlcr and 10 whom he would report pro-
Rress, if any was made. 10 the say of relief and
that in tho meantime the meetings would BIO dis.
penstd With. subject to the cali Of tho commit
tee. This was Satisfactory TO the crowd and DO
moro meetings will be held for The present.
it was IumorcI yesterday that William II,
Coleman. president OF The Eiglaut Committee
OF lS5G, had called Upon tho Nisyor and kindly
warmed him not to permit the erection of the
kearney ealIows on the Sand Lot, lest it should
be used in manner different from Tho designs
Of tho protector, and ihst tho Mayor had this
morning returned tho visit Of Mr.. Coleman,
soliciting his aid md irtlnGncG Ia find Cc,ura.
ton for the unemployed,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-28
FObliG kcI,OOIS-

10 tho riends OF the public FREQ schools in Fair
lax county:
do not wish TO raise any upnecossarv alarm,
but our free school system is apuin in danger
and THIS lime by action that may DO takon right
IN our own county IL was my province recentlv
10 oe on committee Tor tho examination Of the
county sGnool lund 10 my surpriso discov-
cfon ny The raassnssment of 1875 that our fund
mad lailen Gil in this county oVer 81 coo Befo re
we mad over $l. 900 to operate upon; now but
lille over $1,UOl. The query msy arise whsi
can be done about iL2 Much, very much. if Won
give It your attention in time. Judge Snpgs,er
mas thG appolning Of tho ASSESSOR this sprinp.
ahu NnoW that nearly year ago our present
itSp!o:onsH'iVe was ploughlng with tho judge on
lh's very SUBJECT lilo Was in favor Of sppolntinr
man who would cut down the assessment yaleo
ualIon on land, which simply means, 30 far "A
our schools arc concerned one months less
schooling noxt year. Now l am inclined to he.
Ievo that Judge Sanester will dofcr TO the
wishes OF tho people in this matter, and have
confidence to believe that in Mount Vernon
District The majority of tho property holder.
Woud wish TO do nothing that might impair the
sight and energy upon the part of the friends Of
The Tree school system NAV DO tho means of
aVertlng an evil that might bo quite disastrous
IN lls consequences. Being forowsrned is bein0
torearmed, and if this is an attempt to stab ma in
the dark, we shall have our remedy in tho ex.
ample or Alexandria county. We can 20 before
inc people on the question to raise the rates 10
G LENS on Inc hundred dollars. The maximum
limit OF That county would givo us 3 enug little
sum. We could then run the schools ion
months. 30 careful. gentlemen ours Is Hamn.
den's motto, mo steps bsckward"-so far No
The public FREQ school system is concerned.
H. 4. MASON, Mt. Ver. Dist, Fairfax co
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HNHE HITCHCOCK LAMP is still creating
Il great excitomcnt. Call and examine il. For
sale only by McLEAN 81 UIiLEE
100 ~ I( l{ino ptroot

MCIlCE.-Scction II, chapter ", of tho
~ Corporation laws, has boon rs.ensctoI AM:
amended, as follows. and all interested will
please tako no!ico that tho law will DO r2dlG
eniorccd "''''
Section II. Any companies OF individuals who
msy mako uso Of any street, highway, or side
Walk IN the city OF Alex andris, for the purposo
OF laying down therein, or removing the main
pipes or branches connected thortwl!h, used for
tho Transmission and distribution Of gas snu
water, shall cause tho openings thus made in The
street, h'ghway, or sidewalk TO be flied ur,
rsmmed and properly paved within IL hours
alter tho work has boon commenced; provided,
however, that should said companies or iad.
yldusls DO prevented from completing tho aCorc-
said work In the aforesaid time, by tho occur,
ranca OF rain, they shall DO allowed q hours for
the purpose alter tho rain shall have ceased.
And duo notice shall DO given to tho Superin-
tendent Of Police, in writing, who shall make u
record of It in book no shall keep for that pur-
pose. OF the intention Of any company or indi.
yidusl to open said street, highway, or sidesalk
Tor tho purposes hercinbefore named.
ANY person violating tho provisions of this
section shall to:foit and pay a sum no. loss than
i've dollara nor moro than ton liollnrs To ba coll
lecied according to law.
~ ukO w. ULlFFORD.
lepZ''eoollt Superintendent of Police.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-28
Southern Revolutions,

VALPARAISO. January 2l.-Whsn tho revo
luton broke out against Dszs no sough. refuge
on board the United States steamer Alaska, bu!
this was refused 1t is stlirmed tina! no is at
Arequipa.
PANAMA, sFobrusry l8.-The revolution in
ANTIGUA, as far as heard from, has been con-
haed 10 the outbreak in Medellin, and fighting
IN tho streets, with result fourteen or fifteen
Killed. Pedro hestrepo, who assumed charge
OF mo government on Berjiio's departure for his
naive state. hss been ousted, and n new govern
ment installed The leaders Of tho movement
are stated to be Genessl Rafael Tara and DR..
Gsltan' Tho object or pc iLicsl motive of the
change Is not as yet apparent General Renjito
arrived at his residence in Cali about Jsnus
~ 3lst.
The strength Of The Chili.n army is ostimntod
At fcom lUu to u coo. including tho raserve in
Chill. Smallpox is reported as making havoc
among the invading forces.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-28
Tine State Sebi-Naw Ju,ioc. &c.

correspondence OF tho Alexandria Gazette
HEwIETTs. Hanover CO., Fob'y. eff MIR.
Eiddleberg6r wishes 10 protect the interests OF
lha Slate and people, and at tho Same limo do
oil The justice TO the creditors which duo regard
70 their interests will justify, wo would respec.
!GliY suggest to him tho following amendment
to his bill, viz After directing tho trassur ar 10
nHy " per cont interest on tho public debt out of
funds IN Tho treasury not otharWisa appropriated,
add: md should tho funds in thu treasury rot
Otherwise appropriated DO moro than sufficient
!" pay " per cont on tho bonds, and appropriate
nh OF one per conL per annum to tho sinking
luna, such surplus shall be paid to tho bond
holders TO an amount not exceeding per cen,
per annun.
The Incorporation of such m amendment
would Afford evidence of tho honest intentions of
The reHujustera to act honestly snd Justly to-
WaId3 the public creditors as lar NJ thew con-
ceivn they are able. Viii thoy do it2
NOT Doing present At our last Court, when our
now Judge (NewrHAn) oEenea il 7 v'clock a. m. -.
l csnEot speak of the occurrences Ct tbe dav
from personal knnWledge; but l have heard
through what estoom good authority. that n
iTeadluster Judge, now from another county
having case IN Court. endesvorod to instruct
his honrr liz tho law. when another lawyer c.ll.
I'd upon tho Judge to place no reliance in the
instructions OF his brother, but TO ask another
gentleman. who not only know the law. but
wonld not deceive him. The sceno is esid TO
nave haah Doth amusing ind mo.titying.
HANOVER
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-28
t"SGfSIsYg.Y VIEWS

Mr.. James Murray Mason died at tho resi-
dcrc' Of his father, 10 Galveston, Texas. On
tho Sth ut.
The house in WaErcrion, occuriod ty 4. W.
UttcrbacS, has been sold to jain Ii. Tongue
Tor s. $50.
Elder Jtc,b Wine u we'll known Tanker
preacher, died last week at Nlooru's Scrc,
Shenandoah Co, al hil rts l,uct, near Flat.
rock Church, altcr biicg Illness.
CAT Ch,r'es \. Cree, native If Rarra'
hammock county, died Mt Pass Christian, Miss,
during the culrtnt moth.
Eddie Gill, q son Ct Mr.. Edward Gill. of
Stafford county. On last Wednesday mol ming,
while cut hunting IN Company With lis broth.
CT. :cctdcnty shot himself. The wGnnl il not
tata!.
Miss Mary i. t0u5hoo, u naliya Of CnIneper
{. H., died las; week at the residence ri Dr..
v. II. Galncs, 1t lMnh LlGlinr, Arkansas.
She Was To have been marli.a Ia ap0ul a week
liicf, hnvIt : made rrcparailpls Tor Tim coca
sinp. md received \ number OF bridal Ircart.ls.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-28
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own behalf.