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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-26

A number Of the wealthy and enter
prisng citizens Of the borough Of Philips
burg have determine that the place shall
be supplied with water works. 4 COM
pany has been organized Of which j. y.
Casanova is President, Chester Munson,
Treasurer and J. ]. Lindsey, Secretary,
apd a sufficient amount Of stock was
promptly taken to insure the success of the
project. The water will be taken from
Cold Stream Dam, the power being sutIi-
cient to force it into reservoir lG2 feet
above the surface Of Moshannon creek
The estimated cost will be $4,000 Tho
work will be commenced ss soon as the
company receives it, charter, and it is eN-
pectcd to be completed not later than the
irst OF next October.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-26
Democratic County Committee.

The following persons have been named
rs members of the Democratic County
Committee for 1881.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-26

"A Spring street man who rcJoices in
the possession Of a beautiful and attractive
daughter about eighteen years Of age, has
recently purchased q music box which he
winds up when he reiires. At ten o'clock
promptly, the sweet strains Of "Home.
Sweet Home" can be heard issuing from
it, mystic depths. Immediately after the
first soothing notes Of this beautiful ballad
fall upon the night AIR the front door may
be seen softly opened and shut. Somebody
goes swiftly down the street, while light
soon appears in the young lady's bed room.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-26

Tho old Methodist church, on the
north side Of the public square Of Belle
fonte, has passed into the possession Of
Mr., Jacob Myers Of Benner township
who is rcmodclling the structure for the
purpose Of changing into dwelling houses
1t will make three comfortable dwellings
when completed, for which tho owner will
have no trouble 10 find tenants.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-26

Rn.nspsrt xss g, 1881.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-26

The Decoration Committee Of Gregg
Post respectfully request all persons con-
tributing flowers TO have them sent TO the
Post room, in Humcs block, as early as
possible on Monday morning, the Both in
slant. The room will be open at s a. NJ,
and the committee will be in attendance,
where they will be pleased to have as many
Of their lady friends as can make it con-
vcnient 10 meet for tho purpose Of prepar-
ing the flowers and decorations.
, 1881-03-07
INSTALLATION,

THE REV. cl1ARlEa KoEnSEr IN THE EN-
NLtSIl LUTHERAN CHURCH..
Tho Installation uf the Roy. Charles Koeruer
aa pastor OF tho English Lutheran Church Of tho
Holy Trinity took place lust evening In tho
church, corllur or Eric street and Dcarborn
ayenuo. THO services woro simple, but
Impressive. aud In accordance with
tho liturgy OF the Lutheran Church.
Shnct1Gr. III tho Wicker Park Lutheran Church,
rna,l soiho passages fr1m Scripture. Tho toxi
for HID SERMON WsIA tRken FROM II. Chronicles,
xxxli.t ~. ile iwplt!t length On tho Injunction
kIvel, by tho King of J,ulcn 70 Ills Captains; Wis
irsson to ns applied to tho pastor about 10
whom he was tn act ns counselor
and guide. At THO concns!on OF the sermon
Or Tho altar. on either sdu OF whom woro ranged
tho Trustees and DcaG0it4 OF tho church. The
!e,tcr calling him 70 tho pAssorhte was read, aud
tho 'teo. Mr. ShuGt!cr road tho Installation prny.
. from The liturgy, The sorvlees closetl viii.
thn sinK'nE Or @ a9 unx"!oHy ny tno sno1s and 1,!
tho now pnstor. Tho ituy. MIR. Koernor comes
frum rottstown, Pl., whors ho hns bcun highly
successful rs Il pnsttr, Intl comes to this city
strongly recommended. Tho church waH well
nl!c1 last evening.
, 1881-03-07
a REFORM PLATFORM.
ANOTHER sENsnN ON oun CITY GOVERN

ANOTHER 6EIFAl{1N On UtJIt CITY UUVEHNs
AlENT NY DIR. tkiIEh
Tho 1iov, Or. ryder preauhud to hs congrcga-
tion III st, Vaul's untyorsattst Church yesterday
evening, having for htA subjoot; "Add0l Words
About Koforln Platform for vhicago," and for
hls text:
Wherafoso, lr meat 1nakU my brother TO Of
nth, lest make my brother 70 ot3ond.-l. Cor,
uiu., H.
Tho pcopiu 10 whom this cpistl8 was addressed
had tpft a hal nAnU fn history. They hud glvon
70 tho world aa order of architecture, bud added
IL tho adorn,uent ot thoir city In various ways,
md yot tllolr unuhalenKed reputation WIS that
Of wIukol class uf poopio. Their civilization
was low une aud this wus shown III the fact
that tho n1urcea!ou aroso in describing u man
, 1881-03-07

Whun IN Inrls Victor 1Iugo's 1ntnlo Of living IA
VERY uniform, ife Knts W. carly. md practical.
y nj !,nybreak. winter mid summer. During tho
ttnor hAlf Of tho yrar. iu fact. hg r!sGs Mt In
thu ulnrning: Directly 1m has performed bis
toilet Vlctnr Huge takca.n Harly breakfast, III.
"r h i Is ia,! d. ana affsd i,dnxss "a.
not unly after olct tuGA 1ul ut tntcryAts tuT!uK
tho tiny. liuylng refreshed hlInsar by tl!s
leun nIcstnultll, eyun from II very carly age.
To Kcl through hls wnsk II! tho morning, though
ia,ct breaks oli TOR tho lay. Ills study Is on Thu
hrst fioor. II. Is lntgn nnd litttd up without
.nushu! 0r or.ter. with 1apestTy on tue wills, old
furniture In every CORNER, chandeliers In one
pAcG, pictures IN anasllor, and purtantcaMs 41l
nvur tho r.som, HI to sEeak, Thoso lattorarticlcs
Vtator liuaus w.,rks which hlvu alrea,'y ap-
SafS@ Ey VIII II to T. sss p9sr P;e
u xoilUraily rcropiptl e!hvr l,y % authars "a
friend. Mnic. Drul. or hy ". 0abricl Nlehat,l
xs;ss snS,'u q. s J S k% q sp M
Mnde expressly, fur h!na, " which 10 hns u,
enormous 4tocS i, tntl. az ho works standing
literary lahora by II !ittle muscular exercise,
which forlsls u phrl nf h!s daily COURSE " by
stopping INV utl'l tln,, 10 swallow a mouthful
Of cdtfeo Or rtn s!rft, hnt noyer by nay Chance
sitting iown. After brSak1ast On tho 1ays when
ont fDr II sirnll through Paris, taking tho tlrst
omnibus Or tram he col.es across, getting down
With 10 leIIait gual il! View, like iounxer. who
Is IN no hurry mud iAkes lilturtat in everything
apg ~ II roSe H. F 81 ha SS It .Se nSs
when ho Ia 4l'ont ~ reat Some unIalbllahedf fraH.
mont. he uover sits down tn hls sable. covered
drawing large palr Of spectucIes iru.a bis posk-
et. This always prnsuros Y sHrl.a af exc!ati,..
I1ns ~ rua1 Ii "n Il, Shch ,ls Pc" ,M,. Msyss
rrii-an oi.l man." As M ordinary rulv v4es"r
Hugo publshes y rev work u. aaeh al,!!scr.ary
, 1881-03-07

MILWAUKEE, Wls,, March d.-Last night signal
lights wore discovered of thIs port md were
supposed to b0 shown by vessel In Distress
The lights continued to bo seen from tho shnro
fer nearly three hours. Tho litc-snvinX crow
remained up all night, md when morning oa1uo
thcro wns nothing to bo sceu. Tolograrns
hnvo bcpn sent to lake ports north
inlutriny whnt vessel Is ont, but nothing posl-
tive Gun bn searnul. Nothing has been e1e or
heard to-day. CApt Ebbcson, OF tho Llfp.sav-
tross, and That sho went down. Tho schooner
Mariner Is possibly out. and ono opinion Is that
It WIS hor. sho would havo q crow Of throG or
four Men.
, 1881-03-07
who had stink from his former level that he had
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who hnd stink from his former cyet that he had
been Corlnth!nnlzcd.
The APOSTLE Paul was very careful in tho t,Ao
Of words. iiu knew TINT tic LDrnth1nns wnrf,
itlolhtrnIs, and naturally tho question Game up
whothor tloy should indulge In certain practices
tADy were given tt,,~-fttulx ttcnl tho giving al
meats to tdnla His hcn wns substantially thas
no partlcnIar harm tAxistcd elthor In eating or
not eating tho meats offered to idols, but that II
tho presece In tho building was an example to
a0tne Of cv!l-lf 1t would bring mischief 10 somo
1t was better y stny nway. II waa better for
1nn To HbstHln himself thnn to do what might bo
had example tn n,hors. '''
The prenehcr sa,,l no lId not want to say that
thore were M good people In COFinth, any mutS
thnn TINT thoto wErn slonu In Chcago hut tho
EcGernl aono nf civilization In Corl!,th wns low
aud tho proof of this was yory oasy M ia 10 ohtni,1.
II was mt enough tn secure prosperous city
and to erect IN It GlGRunt Atrctilrcs lBcautIfUl
churches iii. not mnko moral city. This out
wnryl !lncorhtfon wna 40 Indication of tho tuner
i !iln or city. Decorative art md OK eternal cult
grnwth rhuso that .cnid tntk most abour
, 1881-03-07
4 SENSATION Exploded.
SpfcLd{ Dtsnffeh Ia Tnf f.hfroao TtftIuH

MILWAUKEE, March 8.-InyostIgatfon rovcnla
tho fuct TINT tho object In tho lako OH tho north
crn extremity OF this city, supposed to bo part
OF y vessel, IL nothing but a pile OF suow, tco,
that thoy saw lights and sEnnls laBt eyontng,
hut tholr statomoilts are generally dlsorOditCn
Tho probability Is that they saw Il star, md
lnn4nltspd It.. for sensational purposes, Into
lIght on tho lake.
, 1881-03-07

s3pHt EDF RfCnL NtWG4lT HIlu II lHtKD lnlH3NllGDt
Anl thorn i large t!cld II which calm, judicial
minds will nsH fnr iImu: will hesitate q alllrm
.s|tyaly "n% 'wy Or The nnor They w t mGre
| even II TINT light should nnt hr granted In this
world. wc cal, all welt afor,i 70 20 iMto the
inany things that arc not positively cor r,alnhcrc.
Could this Iaet he rrcnahxetl II wn!,ld remove
md Ct Sfmcn, ;o aa
isetir!on tnay 10 Viewed a!.o u? conluet. as
y, ttar" is a wonderful hnrtns'fy or a9reehiot,
!ot t,Illy n lilo Christian Church. hut ~ Hil r..
o r s nx %Gs n XII Il aaroa ' .fss fEsfss osc S s
truth, md justiec and purity nra rRht: TINT the
yractinn of these is to BIZ con,neno'i, ana that
dclnnri. AMI IN th!s tho Auaostics nro no ex-
caption. Asa achon' ill?y nre At ono viii, r.. r.
prent virtues AMI, 1l,lties u lfo;; They
Isaionng.; ,nny dlirar from t'.hors = to to
tho bible or tho win OF Oui, Tor they ,nay not
iiS add ihey ~ p"eo t t" Is ainonx Tho thluKs IN.
GtN,wnblG: but sslLl they agree III tho rlxht. aug
a rnht nssi % Hn't thoy " INV MI II
worship Goi but reverence the uIeeen; Worship
W. ctcrna! or,'cr ", power Of Tho un!yeIsa; ,;,s
sclluol-Hri. nnt !ctnniAsts; they do mt dosru 10
tnar down tho churches. They will dispute many
f snperatSra S % nd rsxsr % as u .aper.,ss @ @ ina"y
things That you md ! believe: n,lt na thinker.
incy do nut eIui'n tho ability IN dlsproy. clthor
III r" Or athnrt e I, @ IN III Il rrHo ts fms ~ atn
r AgnnstIosm Is Lntolesant Of anything i Il Or
beiefs by On uHii,o authority, Or the exercise ot
civil power. Hut AEnpstlcisnl. from !ts very
natnrc.dwrl,!t,g as & ,incs IL the unknown:I;!s
bcsa;':e 4 4 Il t; ,ho realm q the @ unesrtaa
sxs 90 sy GS nss a. ~ y
ho tGse IL luz ~ ~ " ,,,P,,s III a' @
III tao San.caancss q we ,ialxun,: ,has3a 4, ,, ~
.rahs s II rsso S aat nay | CONE cr those
ennuit'ons: % w caatlot verl.y n'S.oly ~ s1n r
iea, " @ ~ oa r Soa 'ao ur r \"
ouservhin Or toisea ~ On our ives s.r1mu,non
our s0hy!eton as 10 ,ar .rntn ma , snme H., hs;ro r
Ts Z "nx wnr j. sna y e hsys
w. sav. ;ur,.Is, ~ wmnh o va yes Nv a. '"nst
as sne must rcst npon sho sSnlnees taat sui.
Under .1o ssaIl's!'sa ral,s 81 svIdsnss Tar
enn W. ~ H., ~ Hn. ~ - % II eass' IT, no
r. 'ne@fea M o. fsgo" n?ny ~ sSpHrsS sn a
~ G;th,!Ntt pt GAP:ile."GG. rnNe tu"n ~
@ tnG nia I y hn VF ,,n nn' tuh,.,,r us5h y" c",,.
ot ~ nfovo oa1nas ,mat 1'Ire the Te" TMrinn H. ,r,sn VI
those who lMyo been suffering US torInentA ior
uu M ur aul Vt%W sensa asv n,t nt,. III i
s"Se Il sch cnss aes ay Is as las Il thair saf.
ietiVs I'm niFe Kone. Nor Gun W.. py g1MnsFiecu. M
sonrs .. ~ 9f te 'cnr n s ru ~ III, y
see.ll iioru .utsmhn!o .t ~ " tn!m nnuhGts LTD. nF
n,;,'s & wn sn,,a ' ,v v'G nv M1u ~, Ut 'I hnn
found dhe psAcs md tue tx Or religion from
Su!s oa"e ~ .nNh h!IinI ~. i,tt: ,ts,.
,l,m ~ s!iisTv ns f;o,i I'M tie IierII Thn,
c 1 ine xenr. .! ~ a @ SS,u ,t GS ,t Srst @ @
10 s~tsTv i,s or thr s,stn ~ t;.sI: md f iate
years % tis sats " Of GSris hs III bcsn A' rcxarei n I
, 1881-03-07

Record was mado At tho Chicago Custom-
House on saturday Of the sale OF tho schooner
EN-. Stanton l,y A1essrs. Wende!ln l. Meyer to
Capt, Edward johnson for q consideration Of
sAa0.
Parties III milwaukee, hnve about concluded
Negotiations for tho purchase of tho scow seit.
Consideration, $1,000,
Il Is reported that james Davidson has sold
his !teaM-bargo James Davidson 10 Capt. Hnr-
Iey McQnccn and Messrs. Kinyon And itobsnRon
iar s!t,GO. Mr.. Kinyon wns a lutte ownur, and
sci,h "; hA5o,nison engineer. II the stoAm.bsrgo
Ing tho winter. Capt. Mcqueen Inst season
commanded comma tho Western Transportation COM
Paays propeller EtnpIre 6tate. According TO
tne report mentioned above, he will huroafter
command tho James Davidson.
, 1881-03-07
CHICAGO vEssE1-owNEns.

CHICAGO VESs1sI4"OWNEItS.
Tho Local Dourd OF tho Vcssol.Owncrs' Asso.
tIAton Of the Lakes met on Saturday afternoon
pursuant to adjournment, and after trausacttng
Homo unimportant business adjourned. Thegcn.
tlemcn present thon resolved themselves Into q
convention OF ycsscl-owners, with tho Hon. W.
M.Egap III tho chnir md Capt J. D. Hall noting as
Secretary. 4 committee previously appointed
reported tho form OF a petition for organizing
the Chicago VcsseI- Owners' Association undor
the RenurAl incorporation laws Of tho Stnte Of
Illinois, also cola of by-laws. Tho petition WIS
briefly considered and n1optctl Us Il whole. Tho
Convention thou adjourned, TO mcot aKMln ut .
p N. OIL Wednesday, for the purpose uf aoloct.
fae suitable persons to constitute a 1}onrd OF
l''rrrt"rs ~ provided for In tho petition to bo
forwarded to tho Secretary OF state,
, 1881-03-07

Browns bronchial Troches wifi stop a cough
by ulr1ctly relieving tho irritation OF tho throat,
aud will not disorder tho stomach like cough
Byxupa; t6 eeAts u box.
, 1881-03-07


o'at!on, togcahnr with tho names of the Inspect
ors u chnrrgc 1f tholn. arc ~ fnelnws:
~, n,,, " Jnna =. hle'' OF Kings
ni,t.t NJ nWt,"nr, ,.'N' " M"'T Wnvi,r -, rrs
ton: .lortfi al,oro uf Iake Ontario from rurvitio
To- Etn4st.!a
~ mIsrrnt sr,, ao: .s-Cant James i. Allen: lm6nlo
Vii i,It tmtutMM sfa.. w Miti'.
,n,,ih si,nrn - C .en M stmh'Hont o. iMnn'
tU",,sfwn Tuso VI '"He f's'o from Es'e 10 I"eao'
,i,j|;,s!stNo 5-t:sr.. ". rlett: ,temllts, Tho
"1''ist,,'r; 1,is..;,: A., r... ,y,,. ,v,,,,.. ,..
vv,r,,., v."t M ~, n-IMtt. NitnM Wlillo,ns; !iuil
Ii.t",t " T. ~ lnIt iiut T., snesns;sa. 1;,.
,si,i.t ,siins,li.t ~. '|hArl.I. Y .IntiG ~ MnWhnRec;
and si1o ss|i.w w VnlIny Isy S'oso 's Luke "cn'e"'
DISTRICT No. s-Cnpt. tlenrgo Mc1.oots, Of Nuf.
iWs,rIca M NJ. % p@tM,t' eiie y Msrt,, or uurYuo,
s. Ksn%sna ", aa ssst t!'ore e rakc M'oh'san md
i,istrict NJ hIIt.nnt" T. Amllrnw i,,,n,or RI ,ro.
ln,o: iron. iiIngAtot, cunt 10 RtontreaIe and up
to: nort snr Of i.. "G i,r 2u ay n
Po,,otn,Yuislillo, anj ,lowii tu uhnihntn.
"'.e ..--. ...".- :" ~A'|8'''s
FLEET CAPTAINS.
tho Northwestern Transportation Company M
fcIowy:
Meani- anrgc Mlnncapo,,s-taps. 1nucs rrazcr.
set: ,..,.o :, ,,..,.,,. ,.., y ,,o.
SS.ennl-nafre X. J. Enckntt-Capt. .. Z. Alcu'
i,nfRc MttirPEnr-Gnpi.J J. Snlisi'Iars.
nNT nMNT9r T. T. tf1wtl~--aIpl+ Cllnt!cs unie.
INC r.r,n y western Transportation Ctnnnany
!AleIhr lnl h,tve tIlao tue to!lowinK appoints
mgnts Ct ,,'nstgra I fnr tho = seSa1n = ni 1ssl
rirnpn!lcr Ehlnn-Enpt. =: MGllnuEnI
TrOuei!ef J,apan-Ennt. u. Nl!anu.
ipt't.Is riropeiIier WlnalnW|anpt' n. y. M,arch'
Irope,lcr AriSpnn-Caps; =. M9nnuy.,
rrnno,Mier n,i., i9nagt,MGaps. nasi,i, C9a9hiaf,;
lrnpolIor GofiemMt;uh-s:'iit. Joseph C"rcoran.
Propeller 1'hllnnclph!a-GHpl; y. u. Chatlerson.
1.rnrrl!cr Alaskn-Capt. N. I!l!ey.
Propeller EoncstoEA-.CHpt+H Heorgc y. lioEg.
nropo,icr ]elnwireCCnpt; Charles Chrs8ty.
rropeiicr ;a,n,4illatn-,Capt; ~ l.: t}Netl. ,,..,
Fr0pelEor WlssnhckOf1-capt. GUurKc McCnl-
, 1881-03-07

ra,ss aaS huaato Courier asserts only one vessel.
bt,h ""l uo Issued t4ls soasul., aud that ono
Ii, ~ u'aha Iioyds AAsuolatiou 1t u true tI1At
n.i,naa niaa aud Groat Western Companies uro
hut H. Ia'e number OF vesscl Inspections,
e,aytn.y aey aro doing tuorely for their own
hot sl,h see ~ references lu cortaIn casus, and
eat,ra ,asw view TO publishing teglstor. This
luuJs, * of Inspection for the Inland Lloyds
Atin.a ae snperlniendenco Of Cupt. W. u.
h,tln.s.' OF Hniia!o, Associated with Capt.
iaylor. ~ = ths labor are Capt. William Il.
ssH,a, na2seon, and Capt. John Alce, OF
a'pseuen dasslets arrsoyo4 by the Asso.
, 1881-03-07

It ID impossible to relualu long slok on out Of
health whore Hop HlttuEA ACe uaed4
, 1881-03-07

diet oach other; and 'at IN sosNt! se1lso lhoy nro
being modified ouch year. Tho old doctrine Ut
IL Ntiout given uut k..A tho dortrlhDs OF verbAl
inspiration and penal atonotnent arS OF lho
would snthor stand with th,so WIN, seeing tho
isnmenslty Of tho fell, confess ihotF Ignorance
and theiF consrl,ont inletinttiloss III nlaiiy
time tint they know just how things arc. aud
then tn Fey yGars M % havS % to say M that they weso
isut now ,et Us take up ihs subject ii Anothor
Hight, mud try 10 study Some OF thuse things III
rssg!on Or which va inSy 10 certain: M tue .6mgs
.hs Sse!aar Il be ot uo4 Or wssihor
Aid hero we should no.o tho t,!trerrnt forr1s
or kinds oi religious knowledge. Thuru Is tho
thoor"tioAl, or TINT which pertains to Tho theory
which pertnlts 10 conduct, or what should 30
done. An' AZ; then thore h sho p' e1psr!Mens4l' Or
III Tho e teory y of M ss!iFlon I ] Soyars a. Wy Wio o
1t embrnces not only facts, or supposed fnets,
hut aay isHl,,is a!so lh!9sophns Or si'eenla unns
Tho snpposltlon that treru Is God, and future
sxlstenee, and a!l in so!.,e form resnynixa
ss IT. " 81 sn ua , 'o Sed o " 1
wnrds anu nun!shments.. And theso facts, AZ q
rule, nrS easily accepte4 aud It ~ Is MT @ ABOUT a
about tho facts. then tho theories aro ahnnst Dg-
fvroi,ccs ] S the Gebascs are ain,'st intcrtninalv
1t ~ not tho facts that huiIeyura III rugton tts.
cUrnlng tho facts. Men as y rule batIUvc IN tlod,
unu Christ, md tho lllblc. lhn atouesncit. aud
tho life to e'ne; but they dlGer about theso
0rIes Rbout these lncts. And Il Ii list here that
u i4rge personal tihurty should bu allowed: forit
IL lust huru that tho dltfefrnct@ Aro found, and
just ut Ibis point that 50 l4rgt dc4rcu uf uN'
certa.nty exists Indeed, tho field ~ 80 lurxu,
the subjects 81 vast III tho posslhlo rangu And
hulll thptu; nur docs tho Bible put lGeul IN any
such certnln light that ull caM see thpm IN tho
same way. Aud hcnre there IA ro0ul for dItfet.
aneaa IT anis'in. ano roo. u1ld need ulsu. tt would
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1881-09-01
RULES FOR KEEPERS OF SHEEP.

I. Keep sheep dry under foot with
litter. This is even more necessary
than roofing them. Never let them
stand or lie in mud or water.
9. Take UP lamb bucks early in
summer, and keep them until De-
cember list following when they may
be turned out.
3. Count every day.
4. Begin granting with the great
est care, and use the smallest q%uanti-
ty at first.
S. lie q w looses her lamb, milk
her daily for a few days, and mix a
little alum with her salt.
6. Let no hogs eat with the sheep.
by no means, in the spring
z. Give the lambs a little mill feed
in time Of weaving.
8. Never brighten sheep, if possible
to avoid it.
9. Sow rye for weak ones in cold
weather, if you can.
10. Separate al weak or thin OF
sick from those strong in the fall. and
give them special care.
IL. If any sheep is hurt catch it al
once and wash the wound, and if it is
fly time apply spirits Of turpentine
daily, and always wash with some
thing healing. If a limb is broken
bind it with splinters tightly, loo,e
mig as limb swells.
~. Keep a number Of good bells
on the sheep.
13. Do not let the sheep spoil wool
With ehaff or burs.
II. Cut tag locks in early spring.
Is. For occurs give puiverized alum
IN wheat bran; prevent by taking
great care ia changing dry for green
food.
Is. Have at least one good work by
to refer to. This will be money in
your pocket.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1881-09-01
WHAT AFARMER SHOULD BE.

Somebody lays down the 1ule what
every farmer should be as follows:
Not only an accomplished tiller OF
of the soil, but an excellent mechan-
ic, a fair harness maker, the mender
of shoes. a tolerable carpenter, pretty
good blacksmith or machinist, and
also a wide-awake, thorough judge
and breeder of stock, knowing and
caring for then ailments-not only
horses and cattle, but sheep, hogs,
poultry, or anything THAI money can
be made out of. With all this he
should be a civil engineer, acquainted
with levels and hydraulics and repairs
of pumps, and if. in addition to these
requirements, he understands laying
stone and brick, and putting On plas-
tering as we'll as mixing and applying
paints, he will find plenty to do'do,
to say nothing Of what he ought to
know about grain and milling it.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1881-09-01
THE ERRING.

Think gently Of the erring!
Ye know not the power
With which the dark temptations
came
In some unguarded hour.
Ye may know not how earnestly
They struggle, or how well,
Until the hour of weakness came,
And sadly thus they fell.
Deal gently with the erring!
Oh, do not thou forget,
However darby stained by sin,
He is thy brother yet.
Heir of the self-same heritage;
Child Of the self-same God,
He hath but stumbled in the path,
Thou hast il weakness trod.
Speak gently to the erring!
For it is not enough
That innocence and peace nave gone
Without thy censure rough?
It sure must be a weary lot
That sin-crushed heart to bear,
And they who share a happier fate
Their chidings well may spare.
Speak kindly to the erring !!
Thou yet may'st winsthem. back,
With holy words and tones of love,
From misery's thorny track.
Forget not thou hast often sinned,
And sinful yet must be
Deal gently with the erring one,
As God has deal with thee
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1881-09-01

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