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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-08-12

Tnr camp-meetng in Indiana must be
strongly ola political character as both
the governor of Illinois and the governor OF
Indiana attended one at Acton, In the lat
ter state, the othor day. The mere fact
that these governors were in attendance
would cast suspicion upon the meetings
religious significance, but the chief fact
upon which we base the conclusion that
politics must have been uppermost In the
minds Of the brethren in attendance was
the fact that GOVERNOR PORTER delivered
an address on the pardoning power of the
states executive, not the pardoning grace
OF the Lord and GOVERNOR HAMILTON ex-
pressed his views ON American citizenship,
neither Of which addresses were calculated
tointcnsiiy the religious enthusiasm of the
occasion.
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EveninEs AZ Homo.

The long evenings, which follow the short
days, are made IN some families the han.
plest OF all happy times, The cares Of ths
gay are ended; the mothers resting time
hss come; tue iather has come; the father
and perplexities, and the whole hn,S,.
throw themselves with gest into The innc
cent pleasures OF the home circle.
II is we'll for the women Of the houssbo,a
ioremember hat the pleasant evenings ~
nome are the strong antidotes TO the nr.c'
hce otlooking for enjoyment abroad. and
seeking for pleasure in by and forb,6dsr
places; for relaxation and recreation will ~
INDUCED in somewhere by most man an w
happy are they who find in the home circie
the diversion they need. ''' '''o'e
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Tho Turf

BUFFALO, Aug, 1.-THE trotting meet.
Ing was brought to close this morning,
Monroe Chief winning the fourth heat ana
race OF 9lS class, without much effort
Santa Clause was reported OIL, and did not
start. After eight Intellectual attempts. thu
horses were given the word. Abel Gould
was in training, the balance were we'll
up and stayed well together, until reach.
ing the back stretch, where j. Il, Thomas
forged ahead aud led for quarter of a
mile. Coming home, Monroe Chief TOOK
the lead and won handily by two lenths IN
2;l0, The score Ia as follows Monroe
Chiei, 4, |, l, |; Adel Gould, /, 3, O, s. Wi.
liam H., 2, 5, 4; J B.Thomas, 3, 4, 4, o
Fanny Wi,herspoon and Dirclor wsre
drawn. Time-2:l9. 2l9 "a, 2:9i, 2ie'
SARATOGA, Aug, il.-First Race--llle
dash, all ages, won byWspakaneta; Boat
man second. Time-lAl.
Second Race-Mile and half, three-year.
olds, won by Drake Carter; Barnes, second.
Teunysou, third, rime-2:S0,
Third Race-Mile and 500 Yards. for all
ages, won by Colonel Sprague; Fellowplay.
second; Buccaneer, third. nme-2:ii.
BRionroN BKAcn, Aug. il.-First Race
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Only Embarrassed.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 1.-THE City National
bank of Lawrenceburg, Indiana, closed
today, ana stated that Commissioner Hay,
OF Indianapolis, is examining the books
OF the bank tonight preparatory TO
making statements. d. g. Witch
Is president OF the bank,
his son, Henry, is yice-president
and his son Walker, cashier
The capital stock is 100000
aud Cashier Walker Fitch stated to-day
that the Fitch's would sacrifice
all their private prosperity if necessary
to pay all depostors Deeds of transfer of
$4,000 worth of real estate were
made to-day to the City National
bank OF the property Of Dewitt Z. and
Henry Fitch. The embarrassment
OF the bank grew out OF the
embarrassment OF the saw.milling opera
lions IN Lawrenceburg of Henry
fltch vice president who
was using the banks
money in his saw mill business.
The mill was considered to be
the largest, most complete and
best equipped on the Ohio river,
aud the recent drop In the price
OF lumber affected it seriously.
The News-Journal special says moth
ing about the financial embarrass-
ment of Henry Fitch, but says that
tue milling operations drew on the bank
Tor money, and with other causes
brought about to-day's embarrassment.
1t also says that the assets #
tne bank will be double its
liabilities, and that it will probably resume
on Monday.
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FORT WORTH.
Heavy suIt--A Fair LunatIc--After Horse
Thieves.

FoRr WORTH, Aug. ll.-[Speclsl Suit
was brought in the district court to-day by
Fletcher, Wesseuberg & Squires against NJ.
s. Hall, on an open account for $4,000,
The plaintiffs live in Louisiana, and are
heavy railroad contractors. Hall built a
number OF lines OF road for the Texas &
Pacific, and contracted the deot while en-
gagged in the work. This is one Of the
heaviest suits on record here.
Sarah Walker, a handsome young wo.
man of twenty, was tried in the county
court to-day for lunacy. She has been de-
mented since 1881, when her lover, a prom
inent young lawyer of Georgetown, Ken.
lucky, was accidentally killed. Hermoans
and cries in the courtroom for George were
hesrlrending. She will be sent to Austin
10 the asylum.
A Georgian named Chitwood had seven
fine horse stolen from him last week, when
he, together with several officers of the
law gave pursuit. To-day they came up
with the horses and thieves near Edgon. in
this county, when the thieves showed fight,
but finally ran. leaving the animals. Two
officers went in pursuit OF the robbers, four
in number.
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Tux recent troubles in Alaska again call
attention to portion ofthe territory Of the
uaited States without law or government.
practically or theoretically. They empha.
'ile the necessity at the same time for the
establishment Of some kind OF govern.
ment In SEwARD's costly purchase. IL the
section Is worth dollar for any purpose,
let a government Of some kind and code
ctlaws make it possible to utilize the prod.
uo,s of the region.
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The following remarks from the Phila.
delphia Times will doubtless interest some
OF the prominent Indian policy critics Of
this section. As will be seen,a new express
sion of.s,vlews is solicited: GENERAL
0RooE's official report OF his recent cam.
paign against the Apaches indicates that he
was not only not captured in chat unpless.
antnoss, but that he also knows how In.
dams ought to be governed, ne well as how
TO catch.. them when they become OBJ.
streporous. The Texas colonies will have
10 invent something new,n
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A oun,rIoN PRACTICALLY soIyrp


No question has played so prominent
part in the middle and northern states
within the past two or three years as the
subject OF temperance reform, or liquor
prohibition, II has entered into and de-
cided two or three state contests. and in
hali.dozen legislatures 1t has come up for
action and been disposed Of In some way,
after world Of wrangling, In our own
state at one time not long since, the matter
bid fair TO assume proportions likely to
create good deal OF stir and unpleasant
ness, but, for the time being, was laid aside.
How soon II may again be forced upon our
attention as practical question in Texas,
II would be difficult to say, but there Is un.
doubtedly q spirit abroad among the
American people TO handle or dispose
this vexatious subject In some way. In
this connection, therefore, 1t may be timely
to call attention TO the contrasts presented
by two or three states In which different
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A STRIKING illustration of the unprohta.
bleNess aud hollowness of politics as q pro.
fession Is Afforded In the conduct OF the
REV. GnptRr DE LA MAryR. Leaving the
pulpit .or the stump, he became one OF
those apostles Of new evangel in politics,
who tried In congress and out OF II, to con-
vince the people that the salvation Of the
country lay in tho adoption and practical
enforcement Of Observation-Disclosures
doctrines. For q time his boat sailed
freely both with wind and stream" but he
was at last dropped by gulled public and
has now gone back to preaching, having
resumed his spiritual charge In Denver. lie
can now, with the fervor OF bitter expert
ence, enforce the truth OF SoLoNoS's oonolL.
sion, that "Vanity of vanities. all Is vanlty.n
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NorwirnsrASpIEe the fsct that many
railway telegraph operators have, within
tho week just passed. been called out by
the Brotherhood Of Photographers, the gen.
eral strike seems to be about at an end, and
the Western Union aud the Baltimore &
Ohio companies have ntrium pied. At
was practically life or death struggle with
Gould as, doubtless, every class Of work.
men employed in the companies controlled
by him would have struck Tor increased
privileges and wages had the tolographers
"downed him. No. only this, but nearly
every class Of laborcrs in the country
would have had their special demands
ready had such powerful corporations a. the
Western Union and the Baltimore & Ohio
had to acoede 10 the demhnds OF their
strikers. 1t is fortunate for the country
that the strike has ended with such imma
terlal consequences as have attended II.
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Tue ie,ties at the mouth of the Missi,
sippiought to be of some practical value
and CAPTAIN EADs ought to be able to get
along without ever asking a pension from
UNctE SAM. 1t appears that this cele.
brated engineer has already been paid fol-
tho work mentioned some $500 900.
Through the muniGcent support OF two
governments, the United States and Mexico
EAps ought to be one of the money kings
OF the age,
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1T Is noted as a marked disrespect to the
growing tastes of New York city, that none
OF the presidential candidates, neither Mr.
TLDEN, EDITOR DANA nor GOVERNOR
CLEVELAND, were present at the famous
sugging-match between SULLIVAN and
SLABE. at Madison Square garden the Other
aua,In0
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ADDITIONAL SOCIETY.

DUBLIN,
day. VIVA '''''i
Miss Viola st. Clair of Alexander, is Wis.
iting friends here.
Mr., W. IL. Fooshee, of stephenyille ia in
Dublin to-day. - a.
Mr.. W. S. Holt and brother were in town
this week. WV
Mr.. Matthers aud family are here visiting
his sister, Mrs, DR.. Ross
:. U. Berry has left for Lampasas SPRINGS
where he will spend several days.
Messrs. King, Martin, Neil and Young
attorneys from Stephenville, were here
Monday, attending court.
Professor Sheriff., is to deliver n lecture
on the Evils of Society"
FL PAso.
Mr. Campbell has moved into his beauti.
tul residence, m near the Mesa.
Lieutenant Allaire, OF Fort Bliss 10
looked for ut the fort every dav now Ifs
has been east sight seeing, and havipg n
good time generally, His friends viii he
glad IN see him.
DE- Rogers has so far recovered as 10 ~.
caslonally be out on the street
Mrs. ben Schuster leaves here ON "A visi,
10 friends and relatives In New York.
VA sunday evening at the Eplsconal
church, Frank Hart was married 10 Miss Mss
Florence Rand. '''''
JEFFERSON.
The Sappho Reading club gave An intsr.
e,tlng entertainment at the opera hnnse NJ,
thursday evening, Tor the benefit of he
cemetery, which was well attended and am.
Joyed by our people.
y. All OF the Jeilersoniaus who visited Nc.
Kinney during the reunion have returned
home. 'N'uIueu
Major A. G. Allen, an old.tima citizen ~
ms place, but now residing in Fort Worth
spent several days with his old friends bers
this week. "eIe
Mrs. j; NJ. beware and Mrs c. Cnlher.
son are visiting Hughes Springs.
The Methodist church building is very
nesfly completed and will be one of toe
nestesI buildings in this section Of IN.
country, " 'ue
Captain George T. Todd is a. Austin.
VIZ, Camp aud family are responding the
summer az Banguss' Springs. '''
Oo,. n. w; Taylor will leave here In n
few days to join his family at Rye Beach. u
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GutictIra.
BEAUTY SOAP.

Il o keep the pores omen, the oil glands and
/ tubes active, and thus iurush IN outlet for
impurities In the perspiratiOn and blood which
cause humiliatiug blotches. blaokheads and
minor skin bemishes. especially Of lnfans; 10
cleanse whiten and beauty the skin, remove
tam ireCkles, sunbutn, aud oily matter. to keep
the hands soft white and free from chans and
roughness, prevent contagious skin aud scalp
di.cases and to provide an exquis te kin b. au-
uder aud toilet, bath and nursery sanatiye, re.
dOlent With delicious flower od0ts and CUrICu.
RL hea Ing basums, use the CUT CURA SOAP.
Ind reed by phy,iC and chemists as abso-
lutey pure aud highly medicinal. Sales 1881
and 1S.1 I OOO O0O cakpg
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liz the calculations and booms for the
presidency next year the south fortunately
stands aloof. She is without candidate OF
her own, and will proceed without any fuss
or extraordinary interest in any man, to
vote quietly and solidly for the nominee OF
the democratic convention, whoever he may
be. She hasn't even candidate for the
second place on...the ticket, and desires
nothing so much as good government and
impartiality on the part of government
towards her and her varied interests.
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Distinguished ARRIVAL.

BOsroS, Aug. li,-Prince Honloe, OF
Prussia, the Count GleiChen, Earl Of
La,horn and Lord Elphinstone, arrived
this evening nom Liverpool, en-
route. to Montreal, and will ioin
President Stephens and party on the Cana.
dian Pacific TO explore that road to its
posion AID will take an early train Mon.
d, y for Montreal.
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Suit for Injunction

ST. Louis, Aug. 1.-THE st. Louis Gas.
light company filed suit late this after.
noon in the circuit court, praying
for an injunction against the Gas, Heat
and Power company, to.prevent it from
manufacturing and selling illuminating
gas In that part of the city
in which they claim and allege
to have exclusive right to make and dis.
poseof gas. The Gas Heat and Power
company are laying pipes in
the heart Of st. Louis I'm
the Gsslight companys territory, with
the ayowed purpose of competing with that
company; hence the suit.
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NOW is THE TIME

UNO cleanse the blood when yeu find its impu-
/ rifles bursting through the skin 10 Dishg.
uring BlOtChes, TOrturing HumOrs, BOils and
Sores; cleanse It when you are Feyerish. Bow
els Consiipaled, Uriue Hlgh-COlored and scanty.
because It is in an innamed and fermentiye
state. Cleanse 1t when Languor De
'ility, Sleepiness, and Tired, Worn.
out Feeling pervade the system.
Cleanse 1t when you lack your accus.
toned ygor. Keep the blood pure, the bowels
open, the Urine free from sediment and health
will abide with you To accomplish this treat
work none OF the ordinary sarsaparilla or other
REsoLvENT ,he New Blood Purifier, Diuretic
and Aperent.
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THE tenacity, the old-iashloned staying
qualities OF the oncc-renowned greenbacl,
party is something remarkable. What is
LETT oft In Illinois, though lew and faint,
Is fearless still, and state convention is to
be held at Peoria on the 18th instant, II
has been popularity supposed that the last
remnants of this political organization had
long since disappeared, but Il will be seen
from the above that such is not the case.
In the meantime the sympathes o. the
country ought to be extended to Illinois.
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THE HERITAGE OF WOE

MISERY, shame and agony, often beuueatbed
wi as sole LEGACY u children by parents IL
neglected ScrOiula TOclcase the blood ofibis
hereditary poison and thus remove the most
prolific cause OF human suffering, 10 clear tbe
skin Of D,shguring Humors. Itching 4, rtures
Illuminating oruptions and LoathSome Sores
caused by IT, to purify aud beauhfy the skin
and restore the Hair so that no trace of the dis
ease remains, Cuiicura Resovent the new
Blood Purifier, and Cuticura and Cutcrra Snsn
the great skin Cures and Beautiiprs are mf.Iil'
able. They are the only remedies that succeed
Sold by all druggis S. Price Cuicura, cents.
ResOlvcnL 81; Soap 2j cents. POTTER DgrG
AND CHEMICAL Co., BOsTOE.
fD-Send for GLOW to Cure skin Diseases ~ Go
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UNCLE RUFUS HATCH, who contemplates
making great summer resort out OF the
Yellowstone park, is advertising that IA
nous region ON u magnificent scale by
sending the president, cabinet officers, sen
ators, European journalists and other dis
tlnguished characters there this summer
Like all other shrewd and successful bust
ness men, UNCLE Rurus knows the full
value Of advertising.
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CHAuRcY NJ. DEPEw predicts that BLAINE
will be the next president. AS Mr.. DEPEw
Is the kreat lobbyist and legislative agent
aud attorney Of the VANDERBLTs, his pre-.
diction Is chiefly valuable as indicating
which. way the money of that family is
likely to 20 In the contests of 1884. A
"bar'ln like that beats TLpEN's.
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BosToN Can score another victory from n
Standpoint Of aesthetic culture. At the
opening Of JOHNNY SULLIyAE's saloon, a
$0,0oO.arrangsment the night after the
bruiser. knocked OUT the Maori, the pub
lie enthusiasm was so great that mounted
police were required for a block or two
either way.from the gin palace to keep the
crowds from CLOSING up the streets and
tramping each other TO death.
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THE Fenians are still attempting to blow
up the Welland canal. If such hair
Drained enthusiasts were ducked by the
dozen in the canal until they could cool OIL
a little, they would probably be able to see
what fools they are making of themselves
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SUNDAY. AUGUST ~ 1883.

SENATOR DAWES thinks that BUTLER does
not wish another term as governor of Mas
sachusetts. There never vas, probably, a
clearer case of the wish being father to
the thought.
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TmE coming event in sporting circles
now is the sparring match that is booked
for October LIST between sULLlyAN and
RYAN. PADDY's truss has been fixed and
his hackers say that he will vet prove that
he is a better man than SULLIVAN.
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d, Messages on hand at the Western Union
Telegraph office; parties can get them by
calling at to l0a. m, and from s to 10 n.
M d. ID. Tullman & Co., G.. Sigati, j, b.
stone, T. NJ. Upshsw, Evans & Co., w. F.
AdMr. Frank Doremus, X. V. Tompkins
Mrs. A. Ferrin, Sanger Bros, ID. Bryant,
y, a. eiuart, j. I: Bullln, Ches & Lehn.
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REPUBLICAN sentiment in Spain has made
another spasmodic effort, but the absence
of prominent leaders, or any plan of action
or widespread concert in revolt will render
the uprising only aconspicuous failure.
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THE millionaires have to call on genius
often, after all, to lend attracliveness o
their gilded surroundings, One OF the
RornsouILDs paid PATTI $1,000 for three
songs, at recent fashionable soiree, at the
RoTnsonrLDs London mansion.
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Announcements.

uE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w s. q. WoR1HINGToN as n candidate
for Public Weigher. ...,-,-, ,,.z,,, ,,,7,,
VI5E ARE AUTHORIZED 70 ANNouh1dE
w Mr. JAMES k.sCUMMlN9 as o'L"
date nj the ensuing August ell, ction for the ! OF
ition Of Puzzle weigher Of Dallas county.
I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED 20 ANNOUNCE
w Captain BEN. NJ. MELTON for the once
OF Public weigher al the ensuing ELECTION III
August.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w the name OF s. ii. FOREE Tor the ono,
OF Public Wcigher AT the ensuing August eieo'
tinn, ..--.-y
nTK ARE AUThuRllED AND REQUESTED
w 10 announce II IL RAINEY 0s oandi
date for Public Weigher. Election, August H.
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GOVERNOR BLAoKBURN, of Kentucky in
these closing days of his rule, ID exercising
more extensively than ever the pardoning
power. On last Saturday no turned loose
three murdorers, u deiaulter and Zn en-.
bezzler from the Frankfort pon..entiary. 1t
is a fortunate thing for Kentucky that the
governors gubernatorial days are number
cd, if:be proposed to continue to turn back
upon society Its worst foes in such whole
sale manner,
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That Husband OF Mine
Is three times the man he vas heforo \ ,
began using Wells Health Renewer ue
Druggists. '"er' 81
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The foregoing speaks fo,t.
self and requires no commas,
Call early, as we are conf.
dent the assortment will sOo,
be broken at the above fgur~
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Flies and Bugs.
Flies, reaches, ants, bed.bugs, rats. m,co
Pliers ohipm unks, cleared out BY "Rouvh
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

ESNA &N for the Immediate Relief
f4iNtNr9SHH and Permanent Cure Of
S$GkSs111 y every form of Catarrh.
HRBV3ff8R rom Simple Head Cold
~E or Influenza to the loss
o., Smell, Taste andlIearing,
Housh, bronchitis, and Incipicut Consume.
ton. Complete Treatment. with InbaIot
81 Sold bv al druggists WIN
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GALVESTON, Aug, ll,-[special. l-Follou
ing is the weather report '"
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READ The FOLLOWING QUOTAIInv,

Cotton lawns Sc, were,
Pacific Lawns &c, were. ''"'oss
ooioFed Bantings l6'5c, were ~" ~
Colored Buntngs lsc, were '''''' ~
Black Buntings 1880, were '''''' 2
Black Buntings 1Sc, were !"
Black Buntings-SOc, were q
Black Buntinss S7}Sc, were '''''' ae
Nuns Yelling lSc, were. ''''' &c
Nuns Yelling Csc, were. g
Nuns Yelling So, were ''''' &C
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IF Low:PRIcEs CAN AccoMpL,ev
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-04-25

F. d. Curtis writes as follows to the
Cslltivator and Country Gentleman con-
corning seed corn: A friend a few years
ago undertook to improve his corn crop
by planting all kinds mixed together
He confessed his plan was failure, as
heTgot no improved variety, but a mixed
up lot, Just what the offspring would be
from a mongrel sire, illustrating still
further the similarity in the nature
(breeding) Of corn and animals. A
great many farmers comfort themselves
with the notion that if they change seed
with some other farmer they are doing
y big thing. This is a mistaken idea.
Seed should be improved and taken from
the farm where it is grown, and to
which it has adapted itself. At home is
the place for Improvement The idea
that the little germ of seed can carry
the qualities Of good farm with it are
ridiculous, but it can carry with it pecu-
liarities in its nature Growth and ma
turity) acquired in one place, which will
be llnsuited to another