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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-15
FOR the Farmer and .,le, haI.ic
A Rescue a Rescue

With the old chiyalrous cry that NAM
time has rang thro' Daned!n's streets
when some gallant Knight overpowereo
in an unequaled contest would call tol
succors, and the just, true Knight. ol
brave man who heard him unsheathee
his sword and rush to his aid. / enter
tAe lists blue Domino at your call.
Your graceful letter VIII surely meet
with a quick response. oh bold pioneer, il
there be any OF the talent among YOU
people that you claim.
lhere ought to be no lack of the Spe-
cieS oi ability that would hit such a de-
parlment 40 the region oi assured sue
,c>S ii your purpose would but take hold.
remember beng told. once. BY one oi
,ee oldest and most highly esteemed
publishers ot NeN York. man who toI
.orjv odd Years had been i'll the book
,rldc aHd whose opondenue cmbrac-
"a the best literary tai, ut in the wiioit
country. east. north ami South. that tic
very rest letters ne ever read in his life
published. o. private. were written by
i NuIJsl Carolina woman. IrulV the
apathy ii Notd People ! amazing. There
ore by Your >tde. oh gallant leader .
Il ioi iorn hope, > plant the holly" an
call upon tie Clan>men of cumberland
and the low country. To heed the signal
and come forward.
When | belonged to the ranks of ''trun-
dle-bed-.IasiI i read Il satire upon the city
II Lisbon. Asmodcus released idain
rom pur4atorv: where he was scrv.n.
out his term for cowardly laying the
burthem ot his -.rccdincsS on Ewes dim
pied shoulder. and took him tor Il moon
light stroll over upper earth To see what
changes his grandchildren hld made.
and promising to let him cool his heels
till cock crow in any place he liked.
They travelled all over the old world with
out Adams desiring To stop until fhey
got to Lisbon. when he rubbed his
hands. and said. Put me down here.
>athanus. this looks just like left it.
it hasn't changed one bit -
/ often recall this old world satire and
think 1t fits North Carolina Ito Il Snat's
heel" Her people are content to stand
still and let All tie world pass ahead OF
them to the winning post. And til>
not because they can ID better. Int
because they won't.
They lack State pride and ambition
and don't care. They have gotten into
a groove. and grooves are u-iy ;hIl->
Shake Yourselves. TarEec!>. aui -..nw
the world tAat ,ou have heads H. well
a a DIS. and tlat YOU can think as
well as worl. when some doubt.
This is good field ior Il l.rst li-hi
and. a Blue Domino" SAYS. YOU vii.
devclope vast deal ot Latent talclt.
Certainly. If She is a lair specimen 81
North Carolina writers. VINO takes up
the gage oi i:-IANl,EE NrJUCENER.
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iud favor with many thousands Of Fan :
tles, Il they should read tt for few
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R. P. DAVIS & CO.'S
SEEO.C0TT)N CLEANER

We are now prepared TO ~hip . .1 I'm
Monroe, y. tnariy't, y q. X 'etst.
y e.. or R.chu mt y al III, r il So
ing prices 10 wit: Nartiao ln.thpur
Frluc 'ur Cover >S- 80 PIftl. Nf-h
NJ Frame TOR cover t. psa vent dut .r.,..l
ri~lag - Cln h9u~,-. can IA r. Is irt =
en- nave thr Frmc iet Ncr. cover
q. with tin, tor $500 III cJs,r i ~.
th>u.u'eiy nee >>sfy but Is used oul
keen dust down ii Il, Can II use Fan.
:in u Covered with ean1 a e. weil . Ia
Al ,raer, received aiJeg 18Th O,tubl
slj.o' ani 81. 90
Ihi. Machine is On, ot hc,. + not a.,
oes,, now used Tor ciearil- dut trash,
.ottan
lir ,ize otthe Machine j. ten feet lon.
,ni Two Ipi d hall tcct IN diameter
al be used by any common Horse ..
steam Power AL that Is necessary i, 1,
,ttach small wood or irou pulley to III.
hait that drives the Can; Or >ma
wheel can be nailed to the large wau.
Vh,el that usually ruu> the Gin when rul
by c,m,non Horse Power
he machine should make from % 1.
900 revolutions per minute, and an elght
ten inch pulley on GIN viii drive III,
* inch pulley on Tie Machine One
h4lt In.se l. wcr l. sufficient to run it.
IL caa be III by three feet wool wheel
uiucd ty hard Ii will clean from lhr
cen 10 seventeen bales per day. Ii VII
make ST GO difference per pale on pei
,c,iy white cotton ou account ot nnproV
"a q Iaiity oi mt, ana 500 10 SO 90 pt
.ntl, trashy, or poddy cotton, oI lai,
licking /, Will take all the dust out u
g cotton and all the trash, except IA
e y smallest srccks, and on green !
.pd,iy cotton OF late picking, II will loosei
n the pods 50 thai the gin Will max,
aore and better hut cut Of the seed cot
n.
\ Gin will make on an average one
aurteeuth more lint out OF the sau4,
,mount OF seed cotton cleaned on Cleane
an It IL was not cleaned.
All Of the dust is siited down in a box
NICER the Cleaner No Que can choke on
all the Cleaner. ] he same hand tha
puts the seed cotton in the hopper caI
plCk up basketiul of same cotton at thc
ther end of the Cleaner. right at tn,
I'm Glenn, ,cl,ite and nice by the time h.
walks to the other end q nuers usina
eli feeders can place delivering end i
Gamer over the hopper of feeder aud
tlil Iced the seed cotton right in it,
\ sample of Machine will be on exhibl-
ION IN the principal towns in North and
south Carolina by me, and by purchaser
u all Sout hern States
A Northern company has purchase
he right to the States Of Georgia, Ala
lama, Mississippi aud Texas.
1t the Machines are :ot as represented
,nd do not give satisfaction. after irving
hem thoroughly, parties can return then,
me and have the money returned t.
them
Sept st R. P. DAVIS,
Monroe, \. E.
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Gaaies Department.
Original Contributions BY Southern Lady
Writer'S.

NOiE -DrSIrIag t. as it IN taking way the
p oaCh from tue south, that our section mas lIti
literary Ia en, aud that la lies gdie utltiIrt
IN, nor care a., use the composing ue We devote
page OF the Il. * NJ to i1Ii,,li select q
trtic IS rom ladies W. Cannot at prs Mt otIei
compensation; but shall b. pieaseu to seEd p-cA
isr OF extra c9pirs Of any Issue to ANY WIsl-
n2 to prt sent them to fsiends. 1t il best for
contributor to write her address sip Ui papts
NTH the comm .nlcation; but II She he too time
ms b. attttl; she aiIIces w. be comm
e. to Literary aetschp:d, poetic, aud kIndrt .
Uuplcs which VII lose none their interest,
tuyus the editor should not know the authO-.
RvLES: v rat plainly, one slie OF the sht ct.
.ot is u aIfer, nee betwveu e's and :,
iuG us, rs ana is; and do not make our Fri
,ose half uay trying to peil out Your meaning
ouut worcs to line II type, aud try not 10
sAH,ed 100 lines, or two pages OF paper Ne pref }
AFT a column every elk rather than single on.
article at one time. stories should hot exceed = :
co4umns i'll length; people don't care Tor 'cOt.-
uued articles. All Dseless adjective and descrll
ions should be marked out peo le viii not r-ac
tueIn, III a newspaper
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REV AnA0UkCtkfEhT,

Many dei Us Distribution
II might coto otaco and W,
ldnotp
Ifs Day. This will be positively the List
o al
nce and then adopt the Cash exception
s room curcl) anla New Home Wheeler
Ieior II ii! respects those
a "a
t'rqle rem to IN order have the advantage this Premium
every three Hence all OF who pad Jan l. 1883 will
o mum lwlt
pad July s VIII have th numbers; and gvng number
80 those al
t renewed Tor lN~ to have equal with those who
y o 1 o ours
rles noeD VIII also be allowed
ctspa the IGokat
and ll>eaho 81 ourb
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-15
TOkay Vineyard Wines |!

Either Dry" or Sweet" Rod,
or " htc.' Several rieties Of each.
Purity and KEEPlNG gtri,t,es g,Diyo {,
teed Pronounced by ~uch high authori
ty a, Or. Sayre, Of ~ ! aud DR. GHi
ner of the [ ;. irmy, a. ~ell a. ottcoe
the very best native vines they ever
drank. No refuse Of t'e Foreign wac
press, or vie aduItcratf4ns that have pet
eT seen VINE press. 80 catering 10 tho
European palate 70 called, at h,gi.
figures. Also several thousand gallon
Of pure vine vinegar Send for price
lit. aud cultivate health aud sobricty d.
wei D. home Industries
A McBGfE. W J. GREEN,
-upt aua ~blp- EaEcttev,iie. y l..
;a.t iysnt Proprietor
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-15

COULD BREAK OFF.-When Ger.
tn n family on the Brush farm took q
new cook last month il was specifically
stated and fully understood that She was
not to have any men hang around tie
kitchen She held to the agreement toI
three or four nights, and then the tami-
" discovered that she had beau. He
came regularly every night after that.
and three or four nights ago the Colonel
was at the back gate waiting for him.
When the young man appeared the Col
onel threw a wi'ole iceberg into his tones
as he inquired:
We'll, sir. did you come here 10
spark:'
II did, was the calm reply.
II" love. are you: -
YES. 81.
WHO with -
sarah. the cook
''Oh. | didn't know ut on love one
of my daughters" sneere the Colonel.
: .. don't Ill present. SAD r,
nan as he seemed 10 catch id
i,a. - Ill tie tI.ng hasn't cone 50 f,
w.tH sarah Tut What | might t.ea
II ase YOU had something T. ter
IA y .or me.
SARAH doesn't work there any n., Z.
ut lie tol9ncl won't -et over it
mad IL several weeks yet.-Detrot Ire
Press.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-15
zZlIlIl32Hxxels&1
Prof. w. H. NEAvE,

Can he emp eyed. occasion ally, TO teach band.
HI is th, thorough eNp-i Band ci.-
in :; AID Las. III tlt-e respects, buf few
az al and per!ors il th L. ted ~iete=. 2 tzc'
w Il known in n e nr-t profession. Il ci- -
tie rye citie-. Duriug ne -, J.- cI.is band
nla-f IL the 1Ce south ~ -ssI.. -tI--+.o ts
Uca, snd .el pt.d from 1l'Ion - = 49,.
i. St-I tars of War. aud solely pre-
emmett Abilities and energetic Of them amoul
the many army bsrcs He, also, only, and d.
give class concerts to aid bands III paying
hi services.
He rites Music to order. 10 At, for band. 0
chtstra, pianos, voice. etc Fills demands tor fir
cl music at great Test vas WIKI ba nd compo
of artistic Amateurs selected I ON many in
tn state after the mann Of his state band ios
York. own. His permanent address Is Salisbury,
C. Oct U-St
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-15
Great COmbIna,lOnl
lHE rKIDi ~
DenOroSl S illustrated
M1uthI, Magazine.
For oriy 800 n ycsr, or st.75
for SIX month";.

3c-- Pvc-.-A-.oEs. &C YEAa.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-15

ALIvEtN Her III .oUD On Tues, d,
litern ,pn last Mr.. ~ l. PvfrIa 81,
ut the teller of the East Nt.luuaI BauI
oI Fort Nyne, apparently ilel. AID Tho
undertaken took char.' # h" hGdt ~
rangements Wee III X n; FIR !hH 'tnc al
ami watchers >ltrins With the su, posed
corpse. AT - clock al night tai I
sigh was hearl coming i.oiu ;hc BODY.
The watchers ,tArte - their fect With
alarm, stepped to her SIDE, f'uni her
eyes were wide open. while in voice tha
was scarcely an auiib!e whisper she re
cognizcd them and asked ipr il. hu bard.
For u moment the attendants e t 81 cech-
lr>> with wonder at till~ ro-E';c sin =.
TIE IL u; fheu @lrlthe rcvu iJu i tcr,-
Ing, tiIcN ai'nu>t sTeare! with .xc'tC-
luc.lt 1 l.. husband came il, IA re, .lr..
with jny nslelkab!e ella ned again hi
hviug wife IN his arms The doctor was
sent for, and he was mnch aStoni>hed a
the rest of the house hold at beholding
living what in his exact medicat science
he had declared dead He administer !
the proper restoratives, and the patient
rapidly recovered. Fort Wayne Gaseet.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-15

,,uu nd IN rum. oB tie urhri has.
nt production q klIn,N " OF be.
,uh Sl>, cauutDLs aud scientific re>oat.
ni it, use ends in restoring >hatjt /
..t.n>rltuiluus ana cuiowing men ana "
s,n with teaith and happiness
[ "a ted a l. i the exciama ION Il
lilule han oor hart. wol king n.an aud wo-
mar, /. y,u krow ~ II lcle-? II l. be
,ause yuuf ktuueys are oscr ta>ked ana
ced STRENGTHENING, ard your systcm
needs - h- cleaned oi huni.r>. You
need ktlicl Won't.
RI am l'sc> where ever 50 bop
t.ra- tLr ID. uu nl,~ ilcS reser
t H. i.c D.i.a = Ia ~UI r'or - lag
Mood. The other colo. atC b: lI1nt.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-15

Mark Grey Lion who shot at Edwin
Booth in McVlcker Theatre, at Chicago,
lhree years ago and who was imprisoned
a. insane in the f gin Asylum. and wa
/, Gently granted writ IF habeas CORPUS
aud viii he examined. His friends claim
that he is perfectly insane.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-11-15
new Goods.
Big Day at Creech's
TELEGRAPH IT!
BIG RUSH TIL, MORNING.
Seats occupied daIh at the DRESS
GOOD, Counter, b Il standing room
LETT, and sill the come to buy
new and beau iiuI styles
Of Dress ,oUi~
0omestics, Flapne~, Hosiery, Corset.,
Glove, and Lace ne artments
lyok ike Isness

Statesmen busy measuring, ertt az of
,nd delivering
No time here to disuSs the comet or
he world it passes 10 aud from ii there
pe any.
Shoes. Piece Goods Cloak and CARPET
Departments. are very important depart
nen's, and thousano Of people buy
GODS in these depar ments as they can
find just what they want at the right
price.
BUSINESS Is TIE WATCHWORD.
The delivery wagor must hurry W, as
Is lmOst tram umC and a large lot %
sood- sold and they rlust 20 off by the
lr>t tram.
E. CkEECH.
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WANTED.
R. P. DAVIS,
Monroe, \. &.

young man with fom teen montl g ext erienre A.
'al"sl man, de-ires situation the 1853. Best
eierences given Al Ply to l. #
HOV Sol Ed. 4 NJ.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-12-22

mnSt not be so highly impressed hy my
nonsense. But she persisted, and so
would occasionally write in light
vein for the Transcript. The sketches
seemed to take, and then plunged in
to deep water" Afterwards Burdette
said of his humOr: ''Nou see, | don't
know how do say things people think
funny, and sometimes | am in Il state
of mind bordering on insanity tn know
why people think they are SO. Ger
tainly had no school except the wide
world from which to learn the lesson
of fun, and now that come To think of
1t, perhaps the page was the most in
Structive that could have been placed
before me-
From 1874, the date of his having
joined the editorial corps of the Bur
lington Hawkcyc, Mr.. Burdettc rose
rapidly us a humorist. and after his
writings and the llawkeyc both had be-
come famous he entered the lecture
field. His first lecture was written and
decided upon 10y the promptings of his
wife. This little episode Robert tells
us follows:
cone day when she was living help
less she said she believed that / could
write lecture and deliver it success
fully, SO she sat me down to write that
Lecture; and from time tn time | re
bellcd with tears and groans and
prayers. told her | was too little
that | had no voice; that | couldn't
write Il funny lecture any how. She
kept me at it, and in due time we had
lecture on our hands-'The Rise and
Fall of the MuStache.' That was all
right enough now how to get the au-
diencc. thought | would try at first
ut Kcokuk. If | delivered it first in
Burlington, even though il were tame,
tanner, tamcSt, thought they might
pat me on the back. But Kcokul, hat
ed Burlington. | thought if it was Hat
the keokuk folks would tell me so.
Mrs. Burdette said that, as she was re
sponsiblc for that lecture, she was go
ing to hear it first delivered. so car
ried her aboard the ears. We went
down to keol<uk, and they pronounced
it good
The whole of the United States have
since agreed with Kcokuk. Burdette
has lccturcd in about every state in the
Union to delighted audiences. Taking
his age into consideration Mr.. Bur
ucllt IL very NOUlIllul III appearance.
He is short i'll stature, easy in manner
and at1able in conversation. He has
low, broad forehead, black mustache,
rounded chin, and dark, yet bright,
penetrating eyes. When writing at any
considerable length he scarcely ever had
Il definite plan for his cil'usjon, and let
it take its own fee way from the point
of his pen. He has written much i'll
verse and rhyme, but his humorous de
scriptions and pen pictures of those he
meets in everyday life are the most
readable of his productions. 1t is nat
ural for him to he funny, and in speak
| ing of the most commonplace things
he expresses himself in the most hu-
morOus way.
Burdette has published two books,
"Thc Rise and Fall of the Mustache"
and "Hawkeyc Glances," both volumes
having commanded large sale. He
has written much for the literary week
lies and his pen is never idle viii
| NJ. Clement in Chicago Check.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-12-22
VOLUME 46--NUMBER 1869.

how Willie and Madge'S four boys did
rush in! There never was such won
derful Christmas tree. 1t was Just
loaded down with pretty things. The
toys were all stood on the great round
claw-foot table, and there were So
many that Uncle Tom must have been
busy for long time bringing them
home. There were some very large
Noah'S arks, some boxes of soldiers.
tin horses and wagons, toy steam-cn-
gincs, and no end of picture books and
boxes of candy.
The mysterious packages had been
opened, and proved to contain large
easy-chair for Uncle Tom, covered
with soft leather, and II gorgeous work
table for Aunt Sue, all hung around
with little bags of pink satin and lace
There were so many toys that the
boys didn't know what to play with
first. Uncle Tom gave Willie one of
the very largest Noah's arlls, and he
soon had all the animals trained along.
two by two, on the carpet near his
mothers chair. Madge's four boys
were all gallOping round the room.
mounted on bright red and yellow
sticks with shaggy horses heads at the
end, and Lucindy declared she never
heard such Il racket in all her life be
fore.
When the hell in the steeplc of the
village church rang nine, Uncle Tom
took the large family Bible from the
shelf under the portrait of Madge's
grandfather, and the boys all grew qui-
ct as he began to read st. Luke's beau
tiful account of the birth of our Lord
Jesus Christ.
The wintry wind whistled and howled
around the old farm house, but to Will
lies happy heart it sounded like bright
angels singing of peace on earth, good
will toward men II Iarper's Young
peOnlp
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-12-22
Farm For Sale.
SEWING MACHINES AND CLOCKS
CLEANED OR REPAIRED

At your own house OF at my rooms in johnson :
Block. Railroad Street AT the lowest rates Every
machine clock warranted TO run well pay.
Persons living at a distance who have machines
that do not right, are requested to write me
giving name of machine. and tell me just how it
acts, and will send directions which will in MANY
cases enable them to the machine successful lly
Call on address HENRY DUDLEY,
6lly st. JOhnsbury, VT.
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FOR SALE.

The field on west side OF Cliff street, between
the Carpenter lot and Pres ton s farm road. Also
pasture in the rear. Said land contains most de
sirabe village building lots. Payment in whole or
in part. For terms inquire of Gro. MAY, or the
subscriber. MRS. \. &. CHADWICK
60u Corner Winter and Main Streets.
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

thoroughly built two-story house on half acrr
LOT. The above Is one of the best located in the
village Of 81. Johnsbury being near to schools and
churches, with tr-t-class furnace bath room. sc
and water carried to SECOND story a large and
In the ell part Of house a small but very pleasant
tenement The above has been built six years j.
in good condition and will be sold at a great reduc
ton from original cost. Inquire of
Cts RUSSELL HALLETT
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-12-22
r. &. RICHARDSON.
Manufacturer of
BONE M ZEAL,

for Cattle Poultry and Fertilizer
All orders promptly filled. Nv machinery l.
new. and am bound TO give satisfaction.
II. JOhnsbury. July -. 43tf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-12-22

What it is: a corset is nothing more
nor less than a waist basket Albany
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-12-22
OVER 1900 IN USE.

1t has a tight-sbutting and easily operated gate
gives more power for the water used and will last
longer than any other Turbine Illustrated pam
phlet and catalogue, with prices, sent free, by
BURSHAM BROTHERS, York, Pa,
VI B. d. WHITNEY, Gardiner Ne. tJans3