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, 1881-05-16
THE ELECTION LAWS,
Proposed ChaNEe-No More Byvearlu9-
In OF Votes.


In OF Votes.
Some 0t the members OF tho Union I.oaguo
have for sol,e tlnie been Manitcstlng u Ccup
Interest In seeing the elGctlon Inws Of tho
State amended III several particulars, aud
Saturday eyelltng they llb'i u conference
with 8cverat members 1T tlIe Legislature Of
this county on the subject at their rooms.
Tho 1nee:ing was private, for sor,e reasnn or
another, ent It ieakel out yesterday that 1t
resulted In tho prouara.1un Ut I'LL whicl
met tic npprovn! ,of tho lnwnlnhors
present, which viii be presented slmul-
tatlGnNsly III buth branches OF tho
Legislature tD-tlay Or t0-t,lUrrOW and pressed
to u 1alsaARp TiIu blu agreed upon, L. IL nm
durstn0d, no aniulltta tho existing EIUctlDl
1aw aH to preclude any ol,n voting Mt q gen
aral olocttoA weu las ll0t taken the preUMis.
tion to get regfstoretls Ur, In other words,
does away with tho nuisance of swearing Iii
votes eioctlon-tlMy. It provides TINT tha reg
lstretlon.oooks shall be opened one day t|lreo
wueks prior to the election, and two days two
WcekR prior, lud TINT nIttlur no circumstances
sllall tho Judges nccept a vUto from all e,ector
Wllose l,utHn tloes nut occur on tho bucks.
Tho bill wns left In the hands 0f o. q. Cnt,ti,
Of Hyde Park, who left with 1t for Spring
tatt lust evening: A c0lllnllttes fran the
uhlUn League will 70 down during the Weok
to press It's pAsaaGo,
, 1881-05-16
AN NAaGEHATED'I D'INCIDENT,
Special Dhpateh 10 IhA Chicago Tribune.

OTTAWA, Atay t5.-RAferrIng to some cor
rcspondence for Ottawa published In an
American newspaper, In which 1t Ia Stated
that a number Of official letters posted BY tho
Department Ut Agriculture horo have failed
to re acll their dcstinntlou, and that tho mat
ter is likely to lead to ugly developments
between the post-O OiIico and Agriculture De-
pt .tments, Inquiry mt tic latter Department
elteits Tho INFORMATION that tho matter llns
been gruatly exaggerated, It occurred dur
tng last winter that nO answer wa8 returned
to Nil ufllclul la.ter addressed by the Depart
lneilt Ut Agriculture to tho then Immigrant
seht, inquiring why tjly firyt lad not bcen
replied IL. The Agent answered, stating
that ny such lettur l'all beon received. Tie
Post-Oflice Department was notiliea In dlin
course; but tilo missing letters never turned
, 1881-05-16
THE MICHIGAN INDIAN SUIT.

AFks4* ONPA&eN ~ 4b4 1Hle34o AttQH+tt$
rlrrslsuil0, ra., May 1a.-.rllo ,aotlon to re-
nand the Michigan lnliau suit for tho I.ow-
ry estats hero from the United States Circuit
Court to tho County cuurt WIS ARGUED thls
morning before Justice Dra.liay. Of the Uni
tod States Supreme Court, by alessrs. Sllisas
a!M Schoycr fur, aud. Aessrs. Ferguson, aud
Weir agntllst Tho motion was denied The
!lctendants then askdd for a speela!Iy atr.lek
i'm the ground that such u Jury cOult( bo taken
only ny tho consent of both sides, As In ;the
0tl.at Indian tEiu!s. 'l'ha Court refused Il,
Mlake my order for special Jury outside Of
tue regular pal!el. and tho cas0 will be UP
Tor trial next Tuesday WeaE.
, 1881-05-16
AN ACCUSED OFFICIAL.
Gpsesa1 UtspNfs;, o lha Eh{<aoo frttttns.

MoNtlEAt., May 16.-The Provincial Sec-
rutary OF Qnebes, nv aircRdy lntlnlated III
THE Tribune, Is accused Ut using his iMilu.
ence rs q member Ut the Government In get
ting legislation for organizing Cretiit-Fon-
cfer in the Province of Quebec, and OF hny-
ing, ns u Director OF the coneorn, already
drawn the snng. Al,tn 0f Sl4.00o Tile Hon.
p. a: Ross has formulated Charge nEalnst
MIR. Paauut In tho House, anu demanded q
committee to Investigate tt,-wifch l,us becn
granted. Mr: t'aquet appears to think tint
1t was n perfectly prnpHr trnceu1lng nn llta
part tn secure tho Legislation INT. to pockut
lament, he l,ls a right 10 proyEllo for the
future. The Star saya that Ministers Of the
Grown sl,uuld DO hotter palsl, ns there llns
boon too much slabbling OH tho part nf Min
latgrS In CrMllt-FohclcE. n1lnea, wild lands,
railways, etc.
, 1881-05-16
. SUBURBAN.
ESHt.EWO0ll

ENf{EEWU0H. = :
The regular meotlng OF tho fnRtcwood Union
VeteFan Club will bo dcil this evening to rorfnot
tho program for tho memorial service to lo held
nt Tttlnts0n Hull oil tho ovumns Of Decorations
Day, Mny 10. All old soldiers nst Invited to mcet
with tho Club on this occasion. Tho subsurlp-
ttuns for tho entilnrs' afBn,nrfa tinII hnvo
roachctt $1NU. and tho projectors feel ~ asstiru.{
OF tho hNcctss Of tho undertaking thMt thoy will
etnnD OH thu Fourth pf July. Ono Ut tho 8iD,ics
will bo nratercai frt,lu Lookout Mountain, and tho
other frum G0ttyAGtrG.
, 1881-05-16

apst8a1 OUpalfh q 7ht CAftdco 1flbisne,
OTTAWA, May 15.-The approaching do
parture Ut Sir john Macdonald hns given
rise to considerable speculation as to who
will be acting 1'rell,fer In hts absonca,- a,-pub-
lie opinion being llyttGol between tho lion.
Messrs. Ti!ley, Tupper, .Langsvin, md
Campbell. It Ii pr0DAbla tint Sir SalMuel
TilfDy will be tho netting head OF tho Coy
erillnont III q few weeks itnle.
, 1881-05-16
SAfUGGLING.

Special D1spafek to m Chicago 7F7b0ne.
OTTAWA, May l5.-1n his Inst annual re-
port to tho State Department at Washington,
Mr.. Phillips, Unftcd States Consul at FoSt
Eric, says: ''Tho present high rates Of duty
llave given NIL additional impetus to SNUG
Cling. This branch Of commercial inter
couso furnishes MU statistics, ald does not
admit OF communication; but. 4 THO goods
honestly entered Mt customs, tho exclusion
0f Amorlcan manlfact l!rers would be found
moro fanclad than runl.s
, 1881-05-16
n TRADE PROBLEMS.

8F7ttdE D9Vd1tk % 9h5 Chicago 1F16NN4,
ToloNTo, May 1d.-Gradually tho trade
problems arc being solved in tl,is city. The
carpenters who recently struck aro all ut
work; the Grand Trunk and Great Western
frcighthantls md brakcmen are nppcascd !;
tho brio klAyerB mid lnas0ns aru satisfied md
sturs. arc brlcklaycrs and piasterers' labor
ers, who are gradually obtaining their object
and returning to work.
, 1881-05-16

" AN y FANI UltE11 AL o4IA ne
Spfefal UApateh 10 Tht Chicago Irtbuns.
OTTAWA, May 15.-rho City Council has
decided tn grant no BONUSES to maMufaotur-
ers establishing now industries here, other
than exemption from taxasion for term or
years. They will agnl. advertise III the lpati-
lnx papers ut H.ston, Montreal, ETC., solicit
Ing propositions from niau ufacturers on this
condition,
, 1881-05-16
RECEIVED THEIR MONEY,

Bp*eaa! nlspateA @ IRs Chttaeo TFtbunA.
LAFAYETTE, Ind., May 1.-THE heirs Of
the lata James Mathers, OF Warren County,
at one ti,ue wealthy stock-deaier, yesterday
received. ut tho hands Ut John G. Bsocktyl.
bEougl,, Of this city, the sum OF Sa1. .08s. 10.
baing the amount OF llfs-insurance carried
by MRthers vt tbs time OK his death some
years .ago, afuthers' business yentures
proved very disastrous. leaylnx him III very
poor financial condition. This sum will bo
valuable acquisition t0 his faulty.
, 1881-05-16
TIE OKLA INDIANS,
Sptefdt Ukfpaith to I'hA Chfedoo Ttthun&


Special Dktpateh to TIT Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA. May 1s.-AFr. Choqact, C,erk of
Tho Seminary Of St. Sutpico, which Inns ind
tho long controversy witt, the Oka 1lullnns,
Is here, accompanied by the Cure Of Oka, to
hegotiate with tic 1ndinn Department for
tho removal OF tho Indians to tho reserve at
Parry Sound, north OF the Georgian l}ay. 4
delegation Of tho 1nlinns have visited Parry
Sound, MID, 1t II salt!, l,nye expressed tlloln-
aelyes quite satisfied With tho new location.
1t Is understand Tint tho removal will l,e
made, THO Seminary paying tho expenses,
asld tho Indian Department taking tho 70.
BpcnslbIlity.
, 1881-05-16
KILLED IN u TUNNEL.

=
MEnR1TToS. Ont, Alayl5.-EarIy Saturday
morning Great Western Railway trackman
found the horribly mangled remains Of M
unknown mpn lying In the tunnel unlor tho
now canal, about two miles from A1errItton.
lie IS supposed to liave been oycrtakcM III
tho tunnel 6y tho oxpruss train about 8 d. III.
Ilc appears to have bcell about 35 or 10 yeurs
Of age, md was dressed rs q lab0rer,
, 1881-05-16

SPECIAL Ubpafeh 70 1As Chicago Tftb4tnt.
OTTAWA, May 15.-J. 7. Wiser III. r.),
Dr.. McEac1ren, ]. l.. Lewis, and W. II. Stin-
son loayo noxt week for all extended trip to
the Northwest to select lund for q cattle-
rl,lcl1.
G. j. Hrydgcs, at tile Hudson's Bay Com
pahy. ls breaking up hts establtshitlelt ut
Motltyca'. prior to moving permanently to
, 1881-05-16
MARK HOPKINS ESTATE,

SAN FltANclsco, Cal, May 16,-'rho ap-
praisers Of tho estate Of tho lats Mask Hop
kins. of the Central Pacific Railroad, l,uye
fled taelr account OF Tie eatatu, Whjcl, foots
W 82Q, TIC, ,000.
, 1881-05-16

NUlJSt1N fE UNTALklU SElIFsCANAI.
Spfetal Dtpatet to Tht Chicago Tribune.
TonoyTo. May 15.-atr. Cnprcoi, thu cher
getle promoter Of the Hudson Il Ontario
ShlpCanaL Is III receipt Off cab!e.tlispntcl,
from Lolidun, In whlcl, Mr.. Sytlenl,nm Duer
announces that tho Frcnol, Government Inns
adopted the hydraulic iift-lock OH nil lts
canals. Tie report will bu hero in Il few
days. This is tho lock which Mr.. Caprcoi
ilils advocated f.,r his cnnnl scheme, md
which, lie snys, reduces tho cost OF CONSTRUCT
my tho calinl III ulit-llaf Of the original esti-
taking to shorten The distance through
CAnadn to Liverpool S00 miles.
, 1881-05-16

SHAD IN LAKE ONTARIO,
spt<lal Dtspaseh 10 1as chieaoo Tribune.
KINGSTON, May 1o,-'fhe shad put Into
Lake 0ntasio last year BY seth Gleep, ths
, 1881-05-16

8p*etal pttpatsh to 1ns chteasa 9ttauaa.
TORONTO. May 1.-Vlco Chancellor Blake,
annoyed at the elevation Of Mr. J. I. Boyd. Q.
g., over h!y head Ia the Chancel!0rsAtp OF
the Court OF ChuncesY, has reslgncd.
, 1881-05-16

ELECTRIC 6EAIAPIIONE SIGNAL,
4.xttas D1spatA 10 1As Chttaeo IFtbun<,
MONTREAL, May h-TAe electric sema-
phone slxnal Is claimed hero as the fruit OF
the genius Of ttle late Mr; Watson. q young
1t while On Ills dHatll-bett.
, 1881-05-16

MONTREAL, May 15.-rho Board of Trade
Inns pesItloned the Government to use Its III
iluence with the President OF the Imperial
Hoartl OF 'rradu Of England 10 relax the re-
strict!ons bearlng !nturlously OH British mid
Colonlal shipping III regard to tho loauing Ut
oats,
, 1881-05-16
THE CITY.
IN GEM ERAL.


f. 8. DoSsEy, Of Louisville, Ky, Is at tho
Palmer.
CHARLES J. CANpA, Of Now York, is at the
Palmer.
JoHN Q. AnAsts, Of Ncgauncc, Mich, is at tho
Ebermi.H.
EnwAnD u. Jonwsos, OF 1sclfast, ireland, is at
tho Pacific.
GEonaE II. NEr7LEToN, Of Kansas City, Is at
/ the pacttlc.
Mtss LOUISE sYLyEs7xH mud +. F. Nackay nro
ut tho Tromont.
atn. AMI Mus. ". a. CrsAArroN, Of Nov Or
leans. arc Mt tho fremont.
"GRASD moonlight picnic Mt Fritz's Grove to.
day'' was anionE tho ltrlng sigma on tho ClnEk
strcot cars yesterday.
Mtss MINNIE PA1atzn. Steele Mackayc. Mlss
EIl.u Ellscr, ul,d Frank Weston, orc among tho
thnntrlcnt pooplo ut tho Palmer.
I,iE Fifth Ward 1nnd LcnRuo was addressed
last evon!uH ny J. i. Mclntosn ut tho CORNER Of
Ruee was quite lnryc.
+. \. DRAKr. President Of the St. Paul & sioux
City Aailruad; II. ". Lun.,liY, uo,lcral Tiekyt
Agent or tho Jersry Central liuiirotld: nnu y. L.
clio liailrunt hro Ut tltg pncltap.
TIrr Irish-Amcrlean Club mot yesterday nft-
eruoon Mt tho Sherman llOusp. j. W. Enrlght
presiding. Tno conniitco utl Koolns repurtstl
luom6c,s.
A NAss.NEEr1Na OF tho brick k-laborors Of tho
West a11d south DlvisIons was held ut No. Cyl
B01ith Nhlsttl street yesterday. About 30
lian,cs wero ut1el to tho membership OF tllc or.
RhnizAtlon. and tho men appear to pa sntlsacd
with ttelr wnvcs.
1rsun woFshlpers yesterday afternoon. Mr. L..
Mclean SPIKE, while j. ii. Neltn2 aud Aird.
Tranbred tle ja'! missionary, as.is.ed Vt tho
thosc who dcalrcd their services.
JAMES W. D1y11n1ss, Canton; o, II. r. Car
1sau. ~ ra,tr III seW ,a ie;,,I. -; =.
iIpi,l: II L, Sn,Itb Whfinhnli: w. A. T:,,1i.tD mia
John Love. Vlnccnncs; i. 4. Flahn,nii, Ci,,cItl-
nati; W. u: Fiske, u Nsw % York; ": D: Walker.
Leiund.
TIE Ancient 0rdor of IIIbornans mot ut Mo-
a. y y the pfsF ceae f
~ fs,STaS s See1s Ga @ as ,{a 6S:
r6ans Sun,n iii nnn,c. w1r1 ,'n;yrI M tnH;,,.
Isrs, and tho Assoeinlon ,,rop.'ses. upon liz n.
Sfsss.s f ss ssrs4vnr numbers for tho oono' Of tho
AMEE1lSG Of representatives. from tho LODGES
Of tho kn1glts Of Honor Of this city WIS held
saS!e meo,as q asaxs addtassra II "
@ III ssss III Il Il Il s e: {: ;s: Is
necessary committees 70, wero appointed. bnt
i!othtng can ho DOM, neither can t!san DO 6xo,i
from.
a nuMon has !ateEy. gatacd currency to tho
Trini.y Epscapai Church, n about T., % ieayo his
present chnr8e and accept cMlI to Now York
;:ny whittier ha ts to ~ 10 take tho place of Dr.
New York, where hu preached EuutMy. htay 4,
but us yet ho bus not declared that he bus nny
Vsry q tho sc hs Goc cMa or q ts
SttLHu4. AHu II ~ possl1lt Lltlt 0t Enuy upolhEH
, 1881-05-16
GARFII1LD-CONKLING.
The Facts About That Famous
Interview at Mentor Last
Winter.
Exposure Of Conlslinc's Misrepresen.
tations and Fabrioations In the
New York Horald."
Garfield Would Not Trucklo to Conkling,
and SThat's WHAT'S tho Matter
with ifuhnnti.0
Why tho New York Herald" Bspouses So
Warmly, tho Cause Of the Utica
Senator.

Why tho New York Herald" EspouBes 80
| worro,, +ha norso oe +ho nt;oo
"'y' sno o'us0 VI sno s''a
Senator.
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-----.
Special nf'pa'eh to Tas Chicago 7rta1.ns
CLEVELAND, o., May i5-I was told II good
torvia,v iat,vnon f,nrt,cfa o,d ro,,,iin~ ~ ~
Wa..s sstum 1se"eIn nsns" Mslu GohkiIng' a.
Meh.ol, inst WINTER anu ny reffcsE'inE my
e,aofy a'''9ns ,,as a., eate,s .a int'nnte f,Fcnds
| different shade to tbs matter from tbnt fnr-
,'Ta .,s", ~ NY n.Goeu t.e" 1otK t1eFst"
ar,,e'e ,1,t''s o. ,s last wednesday: ,!l.. -
fi,icntiul In Its cl,arnctsr, and 80 huld with
an,,atnr T1,n;,,., ~" '.. -. ~. ~. ~" s1s
ounnlof VI Iom1s ss mas Seeh ~ III; IN .ne inf.nef
legged account Of tho matter. 1t Is not only
sct fnrth in n. nro,ar cnlnr;r, trh"ro ,ro ro
erra nnrnrks m sp'o on IN" Mcrot a'u o,,InIs nls
which prove beyond question TINT 1t
CAME DIRECTLY rJloI coxKilSa HIMSELF; !;
and, willie this Is so, there nro several persons
who were present at tho farm Mt tho lii tinle Of Of
TIC Interview TINT know that tho statement
OF the matter rs given by him Is not only
misleading In many particulars. but actually
fnlsc, In nthor ,ynr,la " 9,omL,tno To-,
stated fac,s thot hcor mt tia rn,nt ,v,,Ior I,a
ass.res , /" make, anti has suppressed many
| otiaeea WHEN arc equally necessary to Just
understanding OF the situation. In Other pAr-
| ticulals he Inns actually falsitled. As Nu IT,
to fniivy \, .s. aE rI"s @ W oss.ef ,ho tan
iig urrn,,,,t ~ III a,,atv ~ ~ ff,u ~
innrmnn,, t.rr,,rs. WV o"'nA
Ut wos now nearly o'clnok In tim ovcn,no
, 1881-05-16

Money to loan at per cent and no commits
atons. Eco advertisement OF g. T. Wheeler On
arss page Of this paper.
, 1881-05-16

STEPPED DOWN AND OUT.
BALTlAonE. May l5.-At midnight tonight
p0stmuBtsr Tyler tsansferrad hls. Office to
Col Harrison A1r0uu, LILA SUCCESSOR.
, 1881-05-16

aANFIELD'8 THIr TO NEW YORK m AUGUST
LAhr.
A(r. Thomas H., N!chol publishes In tho
New York Tribute son,e remarks about tho
visit Ut Ge,l. Garfield to New York In August
Inst, as follows:
'.As to this trip to New York, wish to DO
somewhat partlcuiar.. TITO Ieraid CORE
8u0lhleut says, after describing tle auluful
prospect Ut the Republican party at the thus:
'Gel. Garfield, IN d sort ut desn4tr, suggest
gu q conference In tho City Ut New YUrk Ut
the leaAlllg Men of the party from nll Sec
tions Of the country Now, the tact, uru,
that the only ntal. there ever wero serious
dunbts about was Senator Conklng, allh 1t
WAS hls friends. and nut Gen. GartieI1's, who
suggested tbs New York conference, alll vito
pressctl 0en. Garfield t0 assplit 10 1t Atltt
attend It Flst, they urged HIN to RtIc,!d
the meeting Of tho .kAli0nnl Committee in
July, which lie declined to do. the lcslre OF
COhk!lhK'y friends being to have hin ulcet
Mr. Cunkling. After the National Commit
teD was organized, Alr. Conklngs friends
still did not klt0w whether hB was going to
tako part In thu campaign G,ld heRrlily sup
port the Ticket OF not; 80 they suggested tIu
August conference, aud Insisted Oil GeH.
Garleld's atkenlance. | went to NuW York
vt Gell. Gartiel.'s relnest, to stu what the
situation WIS that demanded his presence b.
tore 10 would decide whether to
, 1881-05-16
DEATHS.

We recommend Eldrealxe sowing. e.u,eh,n.,
, 1881-05-16

Garfield. w IL well known, was seriously
contemplating tle feasibility Of offering
Jullge fplgeT Cabinet position. III the
second plaeo, 1t IL well known that MI.
CouklluY does pat admire judge EOlRer:
, 1881-05-16

4HE NE" 4pAA 'llEHAI.uf'"
ut Is most easfly explained, ind Is tho re-
suit OF reKulnrly-rntIiletl bargain between
Cankllng and tho edltUr Ut the Herald It Is
y quite WUll.knnwll fact TINT James Gordon
Bennett, ot tho Ht'1.ta. has 4 furious light
On l!!s llAntls With john kully. 1t IL wholly
tilat bitter form tint lloal,s blood mud death.
Nav, neunett unlurstuu4-alld tt1ere WIS a
great aeal OF, truth III the mattor-ti,nt Kelly
was being, boosted, and bolstered, anu
traded with. by ,Conkling anil scvoral Of
GonklinR'a honchmsn. Ile. thought tlat
Il tl!ls prop cenld ba taken from uuder tie
Den1ocratiu boss' and New York city poll
ties. le would 10 more likely u full. 0u tIlls
account Mr.. CoilkllnK WIS cUurtctl, ald col.-
suited. nl1d coldte.i, aud t'nally told that in
Hsratl sloul: bs l,ta organ. he shonll soy
tton Of Tie Conkllng.Spmgua scandal, and
other matters of like unpleasant nature
should By suppressed. With alt this COllk-
Ting readtly complied, anu tllo compact WIS
duly ratlllad.. The Herlid Ia now cnrrying
out lts part Ut tho contract-that is all."
GARY.
, 1881-05-16

Henry WllBOf,, l|tIHH at No. EHl State atr0Ot,
III whoso 1.tniy u cAso or var0toEl wus dlscUv-
kips have do,u him m intstiof, in thelr ~ rnnrt
10 tho pAuors aD,ut tin ntfnir iii aavs RI,
thi|d wis nal foIn,i I'm jMd' int at n1nw IN fho
wood ai,oi. and. furthorr,orf, tint Il hal s,s,s
been sick fur 0o,no Imyn iii dns,iss thnr III
3inIono over attundsIi TIM tast hnf says III
H1fo had treated the child for lIiensea: ind HI,
hlso dtnlea that therp WaA any nttempt on
iao part q any nno TO 0oncpnl my
ming. The tiealth officer, ho says, Notud In u
puTly mAnngr WhcIl hH cnllBd at his house, and
put up q staalt-pox cArd. but he subsequently
aKfaed to Its removal I'll condition tIlnt SUMO
Rhysielan would repart II caso Dt vnri0lpad fratn
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-08-17
SHEEP .sSS DOGS.

We have many inquiries as to
whether this or that State is adapt
ed to sheep culture. The answer
is generally favorable (as scarcely
any State is not suited to th'
growth of some breed Of sheep,
but accompanied by the advice TO
first ascertain what are the dog
laws, in the State in question. NO
fact in agriculture is more fully
established than the relations be
tween sheep aud ours. No matter
what the climate OF the pasturage.
if miserable half savage dogs roam
at large, and the State provides no
redress for the losses of the sheep
owner. that State IS rot one III
which sheep-raising can undertaken
with fair prospect Of success. we
esteem a we'll bred respectable dog
as highly as any one, and it is not
scainst such that our remarks ap
plv. But the sparsely settled
States have a large shiftless popu-
Iation, and. as a rule the more
worthless the inhabitant, the Larger
number Of curs does he keep. he
does not feed his brutes, and as
they are fond of mutton, he is
quite willing that some one else
should provide it. AS bearing on
this point, We quote from an ad'
dress, made several months ago,
before the Central Kansas Bree'
ders Association by Mr.. Ed. 20:
bnrn, the author Of the excel
lent Swine Hushandry, already
noticed in our columns. Mr.
Coburn is terribly in earnest, as the
following will bear witness: lie
forms. like charity, should begin at
home, and if each old shot gun,
riusket, and revolver, in Kansas,
was brought out from It's resting
place. and for one time made to do
service for the Lord and cur peo-
pie, by letting the blessed sun SHINE
through some contemplate, cow
ardly cur, and then traded Tor a
2ong.handled fourtined manure FORK
to be kept bright with a reasonable
application OF elbow grease, the
act would stamp the sons OF the
State as the most courageous, the
most progressive, ard highly CIV
ilized of any people Of which we
have record Agr1cuttu-
riSt.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-08-17

The COUNTRY SCHOOL HoUsE.-
THERE'S no rural building that needs
more improvement than the school
house in the country. The writers S
recollections OF youthful school
days are associated with small,
forbidding. once red, buS then
weather stained, and much dlshg-
ured she'd standing in a small
treeless yard, that was open en-
tirely to tie road and reached by
passing through ditch that had
been made by the workers on
the road and left in an un-
finished state many years before.
The interior of the schoolroom was
enything but tasteful or neat
anything but inspiring to the
children and teacher We will
not describe the state OF things as
it is too familiar to many OF the
readers of the Amertcan AgrtcNEtN-
Yi$t even to-day. It was but re-
Gently that VIC were driving through
one of the richest and best
counties of the Empire State,
and came to a structure SEEM
ingly in its last stages Of dis
solution, but probably good for
many years to come. II was a
school house, and a sorry sight,
standing there close by the road
side. It was a building that the
adjoining farmers, would pronounce
unfit for cattle shed-and in con-
trast with the neatly painted farm
houses and large new barns, 1t was
IN uns;gL:ly monument to the
folly of man. Let US have good,
lean. and comfortable school
houses, surrounded by neatly kept
and shady lawns, and the elevating
influence which they will exert up
on the youth OF the land will last
to the end of life.-Amertcan Agr''
cNlturist.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-08-17
Election is Over. !.

Now 90 and hear the votes coSnted at
CLARKS GALLERY, where the tiaest. Art
Works that have ever been exhibited in
Newbrrry, are on exhibition. And while
there 81; For your. picture, and take to your
homes some of their superior pho,ogra phs.
We warn you that delays are dangerous:
go ere i, is 100 late. ..
Mr. ". II. Clark feels confident, after an
experience Of 6fteen years, th"t ne Can
produce q class OF work that will please
and give perfect satisfaction. -. :.-- =;
Copying old pictures and erlarsing 10
any desired side, also reducing TO the
smallest, a;specialtr.' '".--s'
For style and quality Of work, refers to
the editor Of this paper. + -. -;
..... ..... CLARK BROS
Nov. 10. 46-tf
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-08-17

NE Outfit sent free to those who wish to
GL engage in tho most pleasant and prod-
MI table business known: Everything
S0 new. Capital not required. We viii
furnish sou everything. SO a day and up
wards is easily made without staying away
from home oyer night No risk whatever.
Many new workers wanted at once. Many
a. making forum, At the business. Ladies
make as much as men, and young boys and
girls make great pay. No one who is will
ling 10 work fails to made more every day
than can be made in week at any ordinary
employment. Those who engage at once
will find q short road to fortune. Address
Ii. Hallett & Co, Portland, Maine.
Oct, l3 42-1y, -..s-