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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-04
FROM FLORIDA'S CAPITAL
YESTERDAYS LEGISLATIVE PRO.
CERDINGS.
Bills Introduced In Both HOuses-A
Bill TO Incorporate the Monticello
and Georgia Railroad Company
Introduced 2n Ghe Assembly
Combinations.

TALLAHASSEE, February 3.-The following
bills were introduced in the Senate to-day
By Mr. McKinnon-Providing for the as
sessment and collection of taxes upon i'm
provements on public lands and for the pro-
lection of occupants.
By Mr.. Speer-Regulating the fees of
Sheriffs.
By MIR. Walker-Author:z.ng the invest
ment OF certain funds in county bonds.
By MIR. Niblsck-Amending the act for
the registration of electors aud holding Of
election.
In the Assembly the following were intro
duced:
By Mr. Greeu-Amending the act In re-
ference to fees.
BY Mr. Perry-To suppress gambling.
BY Mr.. BryaE-Amending the act relat-
ing TO remedies in civil actions; also, grant
ing powers to Justices.
By Mr.. Marquis for the pay.
ment of witnesses in certain cases.
By Mr.. Jenkins-For establishing and
keeping in good repair roads and highways.
By Mr.. Fields-IncorporatiDg the Monti.
cello aud Georgia Railrosd Company.
By Mr.. Byrne-A bill relative to the Sab
bath.
By Mr.. Cooper-Making regulations for
the practice of pleading In actions of eject
ment.
The following confirmations were made:
j. E. Skipper to be Clerk of Washington
county;J. NJ. Owens to be Assessor of Orange
county; w. L Frierson to be Judge OF
fernando county; A Reid to be Clerk of
Suwannee county.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-04

A lady Of Mariana, Fla, writes: 81 ap-
piled to physician here for a prescription
for sick headache, with which have been
afflicted many years. He recommended
TnttIs PilIs. They acted Ike a charm.
can now attend to my school without any
pain or Inconvenience. It is the best medi-
cine have ever taken. May you meet with
the reward you deserve. p
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-04

WIFE MURDER AND SUICIDE. AT
Piqua, O., DR.. w. f. Harbaugh, dentist
and member of the City Council, shot
his wife dead and Immediately after
killed himself with shotgun. He had
been frequently quarreling with his
wife, was very dissipated. and had been
indicted for shooting the City Marshal.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-04
ADnuhIa Execution.

WILLIAMsPoRT, Pa, February Geo.
Smith and Catherine Miller were executed
this morning at 11:30 O'Clock. They died
without a struggle.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-04

No disease is q severer test OF one's pa
tience or fortitude than Piles or Hemor-
rhoids, and there Is none from which We
more anxiously long for relief, which can
be obtained by using Tabler's Buckeye Pile
Ointment. feb4-F NJ, W&w1t
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-04
Georgia Affairs.

--,.r,d sf the EsosI oG,ee in Sa-
second Glass Matter.
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-04

That true friend to all suffering with colds
and coughs, DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, win
always help and never disappoint you.
as do other cough remedies, feb4.1t
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-04

Query-Does the note shaver shave with
Cuticurs Shaving soapi
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-04

Mr.. Frye then moved that Mr. Kelley be
instructed to report to the House the sub
stitute agreed to by the sub committee, and
ask a suspension of the rules to put the bill
upon it's passage in the House. This mo-
ton was carried without division, and Mr..
Kelley was so instructed.
The committee adjourned till tomorrow,
when they will receive and act upon reports
from the sub committee on internal reve-
nue. matters.
THE RIVER AND HARBoR BILL.
The river and harbOr bill was reported to
the House this afternoon by the Commerce
Committee, to be printed and recommitted.
II appropriates S1l 100000.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-01
VIRGINIA CERTIFICATES

Col r. IT. Drlir county J 1851 ill5.i9ne
1l % E H
~ 30 meal owed three nll"ei
nfsofir
Ten ea ri ieC orc
d bundle am % h.sl
il r % "a & IN t.rfI.
fee bound ~
ucasg Viola D. te !
s. r
Va
rrtf T Orc 0u
,Dnils Ti. So u
el Ei-
iorv ofracik
elaraf hand s ,r,aiii
be- 9n where used iie
3
nval ui @
reari &c q entirely tAsiAi
ALrxsr
i
9r
winter s. l' ~ "
full yHy mixing s-B ielt
prices Baltimore: sses, tom S;nshj SIS per
tom Time Tor sale only ~ m u
Willis, Ci4a4I..=tossn, ~ W.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-01
TO THE FARMERS or JEFFERSON
ND ADJOINING -COUNTIEs.
February5l s8l.

ORCH a al fpph
Zee
tej ia f9@t Vrta
tlzcIT ian
f net because uny ne high Grade phosphate
Ii causevy e aye "a % e
s. $50 her e2hon fields
Ttisana1 Dot cor % rr
gaus ga fi TIA IT,
us worthy OIL yo'' ''H' W0jlDRIDGE iyEEs CO.,
q, p,rll {@,isef r., frNoRE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-01

No OBS daily. All other trains daily except
Sunday. No. go connects ut Strasburg with
trains on Va. Midland Road and dimes al SIT.
Jackson Passengers for Jordan Springs leave
ears at Stephensons; for Rock Enon leave cars
at Winchester; for Capon Springs leave cars at
Capon Road; for Orkney Springs leave ears at
Mt. Jackson; for Rawley Springs leave cars at
Uarrsonburg Parties visiting New Market
and Iurav Caves leave cars at New Market
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-01

They. Nc. A., vill meet In the Picsby-
..-;s, Church st 8 Z. Vi. on Sunday next.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-01
EgsSscrn .WaryEaiaa "a. Es.

Taking Effect Sunday, Sept. !, ISL.
Baltimore Timc)
LEAVE IAGERSTOWN,
Daily except sunday
rs \. ". Marirsbrrr. Fzrrosa-nrriycs at
Baltimore II - s. N.
go \. n and 6.l5 p. NJ, For Edgcnont aid
intermediate points.
100 7 ". Nail-ariiying at Baltimore GEO
T. VI.
i45T.M. 5. V. Express at G. Y. depot. or
irving al Baltimore at So 7. NJ.
ARRIVE At HAGERSTOWN.
SIS y. NJ, and 200 2. ". From Ejgemont
and intermediate points.
100 4. ". :. Y. Expire at C.. y. Depot
fom baltimore at 7.3j a. ".
1918 +. " Mail-leaying Baltimore at SIS
A. VI
80 T. N Martinsburg Exprcs-ieave Bal
tin.o,c 1I3 J. ".
" HOOD,
General Manager.
II. GRIsWOLD, Genl Ticket Agent.
Sept, 10, ISL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-01

No 633 run daily All other trains iaily eN-
with Grains on Va. Midland Road No. Cos
rams To- Blllmore VIA Washington without
change Of cars. No. G05 dimes 40 Mt. Jackson.
r. n. MANrI,
Supervisor Of Trains Winchester Va.
". ". CLEMENTS,
Master Of Tran iportation, Camden 3,4u9n.
Arl-2t ISL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-01

UL sTT1-.u
"a ~ 20 Inn
yj T rr5 LA1iG4 assos I i Il
VIC are ovtoe oel- and vii them at very low 4'
Good ay AT and Sc; lic Best Light Ints iie 64c Seer
49, 7 BEST LACE BUNTING
Light Blue and Pins M the
low ~ 2 formerly. Yelling in Navy hn Wood ana
& Blue @ 6rmg All Wool isuilgs in Cream Black Light h
cd aud English litt @ formerly 8 nc
IL anti stock Of al kinds
TISGHINEENCsS,
inald
complete anl mus
sand T best
prices an3 /
tlarains u Stoke" iin' " sup
Fg. a. enehs i1r NJ, trIr 1-rIIrcYys
tgely Wei also reduced rtn Cent Department TO o'o
7 CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GC)F}Si m,a,
Xredf nineita and M
cd hcnceou mo- o
JG GOLDSMITH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-01
Special Notices.
SPRING AND SUMNER SCHEDULE
Harper FERRIS Valley Branch
10. ~ .. IL. II.
Taking effect Monday, May . ISL.
WEST BOUND TRAINS.
Special Notices
WEST BOUND TRAINS,

SIS Go go 63s 6is
A. u. \. -. a. N. P. N. p. u.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-01

Y /
old family soutnal
october T. 1851
,cENTS AND CANYA>SERS
A. ID, b., T.. ,l Dor week ~oIIiur -1D.iS ior
s.',ee PIDrOUr Is 60, io Barclay street.. Ne"
S.1.l f.f their catalogue an0 tcri'>
Au. 81 ',o-ly-
Hood ond Lard re"tcd.
We ar, in need of both the above naeed
..,;,l.- Those indebted tous who prefer
IN nav in this way are respectfully requested
meet QUIZ necessities in tsis~,spcc, prompt
ly
The Y.M.C.A.. vim meet in thc Pic,by-
..-isn Church st z. VI. on Sunday next.
We regret exceedingly 70 learn throu1h
,be V,n,oa Trgd.ceior OF theiilucss Of DR..
alexander Waddell of tha, city.
Miss Minnie. EVAN, the talented caa'-
,rice figured prominently among the voca,
corps at the national obscquies i'm the Cal'-
,tol on Friday last.
A true strengthening medicine AiA "''-."
..-,,-- il H~.tVu'~ IrIl Ltiftcr-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-01
EAST BOUND TRAINS.

6i5 637 e3l Cos C33
n. VA. ". y. N. \. N. = N.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-01

Sept 18th lo,i-5t
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-03
raowHNc N ruE Nt.nr.

IN breaking the prairie lands of
the BED River country, says tho 81.
Paul Pioneer Press, many Of the
farmers did most of their work at
night last summer They put their
teams in tho iield late in the after
noon, after tho heat of tho day was
past, aud utilized the cool hours oil
the night free from the fretting an-
noyanco Cf deer flies and other in
sects SO trying To horse-tlesh. After
stopping 10 rest and feed TWO az three
hours at midnight, tho sulky piows
were started again ut peep OF day, or
about 3 Il. M, and kept going until
the san was some two hours high. II
was found, however, that breaking
when the grass was wet with heavy
night dews materially aided in r0t-
ting the sod the essential point in
subduiug all prairie soils. l4aud that
was turned whore the growth ot
grass was longest, greeoest and welt
drcnched with dew, rottcd the quick
est and most thoroughly, and left
the sod in the best condition .or the
harrow. This experience accorls
with the well known fact that the
| fermentation and decomposition OF
vegetable fibre is most immediate
and rapid when the plant is cat of
and covered with earth in the fuIl
flush of vigorous life, while It's juices
are in active circulation, and tho mid
summer sun supplies a high degree
Of heat Success in rottiug the ob
durale prairie sod Is found TO bg
strictly contingent on the observance
Of this law in practice. If the close
and spongy network OF turf IS turned
too early IN the spring, before thc
grass has started, or too late ia the
seasons when the supply Of moisture
IS reduced and the fibre of the tails
IS dry and mcasurtbly cured, the sol
becomes almost indostyuriib!e and
remains 10 torment the frmal
through successive seasons.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-03
church piree,ory.

s.. T.. e. A. Meots at their rooms in Foa.
tua brick building on "Wednesday evenings
al 80 O'clock, nnd oB Sabbath afternoons ht
T. BuancsF HeetippH nre held on the even.
ing OF tho farnpd Monday in each month.
Everybody invited 10 attend.
Y. +. CHuHcH l'rcncbngcyery Sabbath,
at ! ] a. H., aud p NJ. by. Rev. 8. G.. If.
vino. -. d. Sabbath school at 2;3O =. NJ.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening
EVANGELICAL Cuuncu Proacbing on Sab.
bath at a. s.. and = =. 81. Sabbath
school l2:l5 Prayer meeting every Thurs.
day evening. w. G. kantner, pastor.
CosGHEGArioNAtCu CuURcn. -Scrvicosevcry
Sabbath 40 u A. 4. aud =. 81. Sabbath
School at 230. Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening Of each week. ]. w.
Harris, pastor
NJ. T.. Cnunct. sourn. Services every
Sabbath at So. raul'g NJ. T.. Church, south,
at / 4. 81 and = =. ST. Sabbath School
at ~ 8. n. Prayer meeting every Thurs.
day evening. NJ. q. Miller, pastor.
~ i. CuuGcn, Preaching every Sabbath
at J. A. ~ md n r. 81. Song eeryico ii
tho evening before sermon. Sabbath School
Il $50 =. 81 Prayer meeting ovory Thurs
i8y evening. /. Dillon pastor.
HArusr GurrcH Services every Sabbath
GO II q. b., aHd T., -. Sabbath School al
T. Iwy,r meeting eyery Thurday oven
my rs. j, Crawford, pastor.
rnEsmrfntts Cmrncu. Service every
Sabbath morning and evening ~ COLLEGE
/ Chapel. SUNDAY dchoulmmGdiatcly rltcrt th,
morning sf.yicN Prayer meeting cycrJ
/ fhnmday 'yraips Ecy. Ebert n. Coudit
! padNf.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-03
FARM, GARDEN AND FIRESlBE.
L,saE opE

Toll swings the AK aud forests bow;
ghe seeds break ous in radiant bloonl
Rich harvests smile behind the plow,
And cities cluster round the loout,
Where towering domes, and tapering spires
Adorn tho vale and crown the hill,
Stout labor lights its beacon fires,
And plumes with smoke the forge and
mill
The monarch oak, tho Woodlands pride,
Whoss hunk is seamed with lightning
scars,
Toll launches on the restless tide,
And there uarolls the ilag of stars;
The engine With its lungs Of flame,
And ribs OF brass aud joints Of steel,
From Labor's plastic fingers came,
With sobblng valve snd whirliug wheel
IT'S Labor works the magic pross,
Aud turns the crank in hives of toll,
And beckonS angels down TO bless
Industrious hands on sea and soil,
Here sun-browued toll with shjnin,
spade,
Links lake to lake with silver ties,
Strung thick with palaces Of trade,
Aud temples towering to tho s<los.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-03
SEEDING 40 CrAss.

Before sOWing seel the farmer
should make certain of havinga Il good
seed bed. More mistakes are nude
concerning the preparation of land for
grass than FOR any other crop. Il IS
10 uoeommou thing 10 SEQ 81 farmer
simply running over plot, where
potatoes werc grown tho previous
year. with Z cultivasor, then following
with a harrow. We have seen
extreme eases where even the harrow
ing was omitted, tlezced sown immc-
6iately after the euItivator then
simply bushing in the seed, leaving
1t to make It's way as best il can.
Others will use onc-horsc pl3w -
turn under the corn butts, getting in
thesced with - little labor as possible.
In our experience taa best practice Is
10 p,oW . good deep furrow, followed
by thorough narrowing, and after
sowing to bush tho seed III aui Use
the roller faithfully. When Timothy
and redtop arc sown its best 10 use u
busheI of reltop. eleven pounds
timothy, also adding six pounds OF
red clover. which amounts u very
liberal seeding and should yield 81
fair crop Of hay about tie G~zt
81 September.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-03
now rnur r,nrrD.

4 year ago this spring Dstrotef
aud Missouim hecame acquainted
with each other in leadville. Having
decided that they could better them.
selves outside the city they iouneyed
away over the hills and founded the
present town ot Twin lalses. They
built shantY, stored their thinsa in Il,
aud Sunday cam. around. Before the
Missourian was awake the Detroitcr
had shaved, washed and put on clean
shirt. Indeed, he also changed his
socks and creased his boots When
the other awoko he looked at the De.
troitor for a long time without speak
ing Then he rot up aud walked
around him and finally asked
"Goins to church anywhere to-day y
"No.
"Any ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r.
"No."
The Pike county man TUNED away
and prepared his breakfast without au-
other word When he he'd finished II
he went ont asd sat down ON rock
and looked straight at thc hills Cor eu
hour. Them he went lack to tle
shauiy and said
"Jim, AFRO Won going ta IL tha scsu-
arlv every Sunday p
"Why, like to clrau ua lit.ie at
the end of tho week"
Il 'spose yon would't lr.p eei up %
mulo race on Sunday g.
"Well, hardly
"Nor "a deg fGh. r.
"No."
"And you wouldn't nsar "a IA, foi
old slelge end poker
',No; ii could do better.
Jim. you and nae must part. qu:ct
/ Is observed the Mi0ouriau, as D.. bo
can picking up his things
Ne, what's the matter
"A-on amt no such man as cta iic
/ to We'd quarrc! in uo time "
"Ahout what f.
"Ahont billed shirts c'eau c'3.las
and churches anil lots of other th.uee
Jim
! "Yea."
| "Gimne so for ny share If Twin
lakes, and I'll walk -
Z" ! wooldn't
"Eut i must. wasn't hrDn- ay io
yoar way. and ctu't tumble % &c.
I We can part Gjcajs q. s., has if ! va
hers rcSl Sunday aul saa ..fa.e3 &.
[ ,tlat "a come. gf .es.tt-t5.t- -A.ttt4 t.s. vp
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-03
70 nosr re

Professor Mcbride give, tie rol.
lowing mHhod Of administering
medicine to l.g 70 dose pit,
which you are sure to choke if you
attempt to make hum drink while
squcallng, halter him hs you would
for execution, and tic the rope eud
TO n stake. lie will pull back until
the rope Is tightly strained. When
be has ceased his uprOar md begins
To eilect,approach him, and between
the bgek part Of his jaws insert an
old shoe from which you havc cut
the shoe leather. This hn will begin
TO suck and chew. Through 81 pour
the mcdieinc,nn he will swallow any
qaantiiy you please,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-03
Actssssetts

= z-utleman vino taak a t.i3 i4,5
lbs c5antry yesterday. ahea sH tAe
plains, unic from any house. rotj-. 2
cst, luee o,s. aimaal - large s. a
fljt-s.x,,l dog a7s ieiaa upsn tl /.
ground. igs feet sF4suoos., .n aueh Il
way tha he hai ub doubt 1t bal fallen
a victim 10 some vicious dog. ArogH1
t., feeding meusp;eiously, was G1ek
of small bird: The apparently iae.ess
cat was witaiG range 81 the vision Of
the observer for Some time, and isat as
ae vas thinking for some time, and
inst be- weg thinking how nuch essisr
it would Bee for an animal - feien
death auI cstch bad rs decetiug 80
thaa by Slipping up a. do II, hr was
asLoni.hed 10 se2 tha cat suddenly r1ll
over and grab one Of thc f adhered tei G
that was very near. The olbct bird.
flew away a hundred yards or 80 aDd
aljghted. The cat only made oae On
two moutLluls Of tic game and then
crept around 10 the wiudward ol tie
birds, laid i1ssif doan, and once more
successfully played thc dead dolge
The gentleman drove a@ay without
seeing how many birds il tool. - aatia.
f. tho feline Carson Appeal
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-03
(Sfguctt)

with pride
from the Linn County Council business association composed Of OF
the best and successful farmers Linn, Lane Benton and Marion Coun
They purchased large BNphRs last and
satisfaction during of 1880 that they have
decided another This endorsement speaks
volumes for the OSBORNE and order for another wall of hnmbug
and "ewae ascend from the OF the only and Pioneer Inds
10 those wanting machine all sincerity, orders early,
that be able Our orders to the most
sangune expectations and daily adding tho of Of best
farmers the list Mr. urg the Northwest of the firm of d.
that thecont
teeghed for machines SO with orders II Of
machine that and
will this
D. NJ they will be waited
chg We have fraud make against
irresponsible else Every machine sold by is in the name
Of and warranted by D. H. Osborne Co., whose responsibility
toned by any respectable dealer in America.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-03
Cotsr2 rApEc-

The Cincinnati Trade List cxprcs scs
itself on ths subject OF county papers in
CHS manner. ~ gentleman writes 10
us that bis county paper Is 10 poor that
lac hadplo stopit; therefore he sends us
three dollars for the Trade List. We
repeat that we 10 not want subscrip-
tions on these terms. a mans county
paper is worth the world, or if not, It j.
his fault. lfthe county paper il properly
encouraged, il may bc relied upon for
information of more value TO the people
In whose interests it IS issued than can
be found in all the city papers in the
United States. no man can afford to
he without the legal advertisements cf
his county, the public salea, markets,
court news and other local intelligence.
If the paper is poor, the people are more
at fault than the publisher fer not
giving it liberal patronage. However
poor a county paper may be, it is
always worth more than it costs to
these interested ia the affairs Of the
county"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-03
sts,wEEcEsGs ssD cS1IoEa. E.

Each farmer and village dWe..rt ID
the State slouid have "a corner ior
strawberries. Ifali farmers lived up
70 their opportunities, NC should
hear less o. the superior advantages
og cry people. - selecting his
varieties, u careful farmer can have
strawberries on his table Tor u least
eight months in the year and they
will y the genuine large, plump,
ans1fet q right royal berries, .is fora
kings table. T. these he may add
Jersey cream af tLiha,l, aaI .-s his
plate - many times % ha e3pscs,
without a sense or d1u5tas f. whether
either strawberries or cream viii
bold out. But If "a farmer dos not
iutuItively know that home gToWa
strawberries must Of necessity surpa5s
The fruitage Of the markets, nc has
mistaken his vocation, and had best
seek the brick walls and sidewalks,
live in hat,and board AZ are5lauraut.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-03

AGECULTURE is an occupation which
can be 50 contracted as to make the
farmer a mere machine, Or il can be
soexpanded as to make him one Of .he
greatest and most intelligent Of his
race. Pursued as It was in former
years, q toll of degraded dYuagery, we
cannot consider il strange that the
farmer was placed al the bottom Of
the ladder among his fellow men, anil
that he should have been considered
hopelessly unprogressivo. Bat the
agriculture Of today is one Of the
most intellectual avecati0ns Of man !:
It cnobIes and eniarges the intellect
as no industry can. The science of
agriculture embraces every other sci
enee, and the logic Of events in con
nection with the growing and rfpen-
ing Of crops trains the mind to a sys-
tenn Of reasoning which cannot be
surpassed III many Of the professions.
In our halls OF legislation we hear the
pleas of the lawyer, the oratory Of the
man of letters, yet the arguments OF
both are frequently demolished by
the plain, solid common sense Of the
sturdy farmer. What a pity ii is
that we do not have more Of The
latter class of wisdom at eur State
and National capitals