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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-01-25

1
Recording Each Cows Produce.
The Dairy furnishes the following quaint
illustration of the necessity for keeping a
strict account of milk receipts:
was milking in the barn when young
equire Lawton came in. lifted up the
psil and hung It on the spring balance.
Just 10 pounds" said and marked 1t on
the little board on the wal Just opposite
where The COW stood. "What do you do
thht iol?" said he. why, / always count,
measure and weigh everything ON this
farm, said /. my father taught me that
when was boy.'' "But what's the use
ner?" said he. ''You have all the milk,
and no one can cheat you" "Don't you be
sure Of that. Now look here. You 30 this
you see is II pounds, 164 pounds 10 pounds
and then comes II pounds. That struck
me all OF Q hesp. and I went right there and
tnen to Torsy to see what vas the matter.
Her nose was hot aud dry and her mouth
vas SOLDERING, and shS was not eating. I
soon found what was the matter. She had
been chewing the fence rails, and big
splinter was j,mmed into her mouth be
tween hcr teesh, and her jaw was swelIed
out for two or three days II hadn't
her right sgain. / saved a good deal OF
trouble by it. And then look here. Here
is l3a pounds, IS pounds, II pounds, IL
pt uuds, II pounds, IA pounds, and then
you see Is only q pounds, and all down 81
pounds, pounds, z! pounds, 8 pounde, 81
pounds. Now look ct that COW. Shes
pretty. amt she. But bleD you. han dsome
Is Is handsome does, and that cow don't
stay here any longer than she is fat enough
for beef; for she amt half handsome enough
for dairy man to keep. Then yol Ne
these glasses. They are to measnrs the
cream by. A COW that won't give Is per
cent. OF cream won't pay to keep With The
feed give them; and . heller that wont
make 10 per cent. won't pay TO raise. and 10
only good to sell to those who sell milk.
Now. how could tell all this IL lidn't
weigh and measure? See here; this Is the
feel measure, one OF these goes on to the feed
for every COW at every meal, and that scoop
holds just two quarts. This basket holds .
full hnshel ana every COW gets that full
every feed. And two or three get SCOOP.
tai more. You see, it's all brought down
to rule. No thumb rule either, hut
weights and ineasures every time. A man
that don't weigh and measure everything
about dairy can't tell what he 10 doing,
and its just a. easy for bin to lose dollar
. day Is it isto fall OF . log. Now, my
boy, put that wrinkle on your horn. IT'S
worth . thousand dollars TO you II you
don't forget IL, but youa welcome to IL
for noihic4,"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-01-25
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Ne s'Gs a
lFasAsssl ~ y 4, M ~ rEAss
sao Is . Slida sling ahickly;,
q lS3SA inouthfn and more;
= N el1 Nh md sicklys
Al 8l1 m rs SSSakNS II Q bore.
81 "a WslGn . No. md . quarter,
rs 1ains M faegs ever split
nan ~ VSS6ings with water
1elisvs ~ ~.
~ ieasiu j u thiiit are unlawful.
Ard cd1 u console or control.
The Arolnaal Codes 10 awful,
RepulGS The sight ofthe roll.
I'm 1GSq$ntinal iournsl,
Ard e9v6ny dull Wits TO engage,
Bot oo1hDf endure the internal
shs1 efSck Of Ito page.
VII ~ lack my soul had bedeviled
:, NA1e denun of spleen and Of spite.
Th1k1 tSsAly went forth: and reveled
Ia|Ilesous living last ntghtS
HI the fumes Of the goblet no odor
4AAt well might repulse or restrain?
04naldious brandy .and.eoda,
0ut'Lsdy Of Pain.
SSus9 1t golden of CLEAN as the suMme,
That smiled DER tropical sod,
8dGNkhtef Of Bacchus, the hummer,
~ foamer, volatile tod!
Hut thy froth IL u serpent that Misses,
And thy gold rs balefire doth shire
And the lovers who rise from thy kisses
Y Canst walk straight line.
recall, with flush and flutter.
That Orgie whose end is unknown;
Did they bear me to bed on shutter,
y sOr'did i reel home ell aiore?
Was frequent in screams or in scleeche. :.
Did swear with forcei affr!gh.?
Did perpetrate numerous speeches?
Did get in SRh.?
OF the secrets treasure aud prize most
y sDthsI empty NV bacchanal breas.?
Did button nole men despise most,
And frown upon those like best2
]. Did play the low farmer ard aunkey
With people / always ignore?
Did csiacole round like monkey?
Did cit on the foor9
. longing no research may sAtiate-
No aim to exhume what is hi5!
Eorfalsshood were win to expat,aie
On deeds more depraved than I did;
And though friendly faith Iwould flout
not
On this it we're rash to rely,
Since the friends who beheld me, I doubt
not. -
Were drunker than I.
Thon hast lurea me to passionate past
time,
Dread goddess. whose smile is snare
SKes swear thou hast tempted me the
hast time
is I swear II; mean what l swearl
And thy beaker shall always ,orbode s
Disgust 'twere not wise to disdain,
0lu1hrious brandy-anG-sodr!
Our Lady of Pain.
Hugh Howard
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-01-25

p a1etQ13x11
~ : 'l1..|I!l!3. ia u lg T.. r.
1ss s'Sss r
IT, n ~ r. ri -
\ ss % / 9RSl3 = ~
:! ~ No. 49, u L. ~ AZ ylonlel
!eee - - asol - - 49, \.
uQs Y II Sses 9s ul1A'l
b k : Y . sh4 gey0Fed tile n95ne 4 warm.
n.y. sLN ~ t9ooo I'll 0rnah& 4hen hc ~
"a j, 4 y eleM. AZ noon = VEN goNn
su0s q - - ptOga0 Hunesy ee0 lon0'
e s0ms; de Drew ti.eS losa Of W000 the
49, uuae askeu Nun. tnen fet9IneG,
N.Y. N.Y. ny anotners ioed before ie9
nnl@. Sne9 rewarded MN Win Rooa
9innefs MnIch no ea8eeH 0ovonfSo.
~ ,ses g Sevsra ,oaas ssnse. vn 60
No BAts JOE Tue Rouse ne etarteo
a.tet me VAIN the LOAD. a morse No.
Somse lonesome ana disconnected when
leI! alone. - much go g pefaon; anu
claim TINS methoti. y rlphtly ns.u, 10 ias
- er0st end u better Tor Doln man
an1 morse tina y y Deat the animal w1tc
= cub tisht'rg sentlnei.
CloarinR I'm Our lumber Lands.
~. a - ...,,a.
y. v,oMso! .',s "'se.. 1'eeu =. eA.onu-
gu umDet piantlns III Tue pta1rie ststes.
for climatic effect aud economic uses
o,,l,;..,;rr ars r.@nre, t;ml,er halts
s%N N.,., ". .s.., s".s:.,....:...
should name the careful CONSIDERATION
OF our people. Z
A bit OF actual experience may prove
more convincing than whole pages Of
argument. About ten years ago %.
cured. forty acres OF denuded timber
iand in Benton county for the small
sum Of five dollars per acre. As portions
Of the. surface showed sprouts OF oak,
ash elm and other valuable species OF
timber &. s l. up determines , ,es ,, TO
ture take her own course In retimber-
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-01-25

4 The accumulation Of unclaimed prop.
serty 10 the dead letter Office has become
spt3pid that yearly sales are necessary.
sanfg one win begin January Is. Tie
I|gsss VA n caaloGqe contains (, duo LOTT.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-01-25
Gnanfl GnG0aoa

IfAllen's "Iron To-ic Blttsrs" had no,
proved to b grand success for the cure Of
Dyspepsia, Liver complaints and blood Dis.
orders, the country would not have bear
flooded with base limitations. Every bottle
ofthe ganuine beam the signature Of ]. =,
Allen, Bt, Paul. MINI.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-01-25

A slight cold, IL neglected, Often attacks
the lungs. Browns Bronchial Tr0oho give
Immediate relief. Sold Only IN boxes. Price
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-01-25
Henry,.lJ.rF,oIic RI,

Henry's CArb0lic Salvc.
It isthe Best Save Tor Cuts, Bruises. Sores
Ulcers. Salt Rheum, letter, Chapped Hands,
Eruption, Fockles and Pimples.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-01-25
Stable Ventil alton.
From the Baltimore Sun,
There is no greater mistake made

There is no greater mistake made
than not to allow fresh sir to stock shut
up in q stable. When cold weather
comes on it is customary with some
farmers to barricade their stables az
closely as possible against the outer air
in order to secure warmth, and having
done 80 they think they have made their
stock safe and comfortable. This is q
serious error. Cattle and horses require
ireHt ar rs much as human beings dU,
and Ii deprived Oft the same evil re.
suits are as likely to happen as in the
case OF men and women shnt up in q
confined atmosphere which has been
breathed over and over again until il
becomes changed into tetid poison
Uncer 9 long confinement to such air
the constitution of the animals becomes
debilitated and tendencies to disease
engendsred which might have remained
latent, Or. under circumstances. have
been outlived by the animals. Even
tality in close, unventilated stables.
1t is the part of economy, therefore,
to provide suitable ventilation for ali
stables; and In doing 80 It should be re-.
Numbered that, without it, 1t is not only
the confined air that the animals are
compelled To breathe, but the exhala.
tons from the excrements also. Nor
should it be forgotten that, while an
abundance of fresh air IL essential to
health, warmth is equally 90. The prob.
lem, then, 10 to secure thorough venti.
lation without unduly lowering the TEN.
perature. Especially should draughts
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-01-25
Cured CIerryi;aen

Rev. L. 8. Caultan, Of Cirolsvills. Kansss,
says: Dr. Warner, your White Wine Of Tar
Syrup hiss beeo In my family and found 70 Sc
all snd even more than you ciaim Of Il. II
ID speedy cure for all Throat and Lung dis.
e4s4n. y n
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-01-25
It's q mistake when yen do not use Dr..
Thomas Ecleo.ric Oil and there il mi.sed
ache when you do.
1t might DO termed 50 rainy day" when
you have sp-rain or strain. Itcsrtainly /,
a'cold day" when Dr.. Thomas Eclectria OH
won't cure either.
won't cure either.
81 David .threK bid teue Id Goliah Dol

When David threw his stone ct aolish he
made q great hit knocking tbs giant fat o.
a founder. Dr.. Thomas' Eslsc.rio Oil his
made Just u good or bstter hits. Rnsum.-
tism and NEURALGIA usyw stood before II.
Warren Leland. Br., 70 said TO have
been offered the management of the
new hotel ct Portland. Oregon, built by
Henry Willard.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-01-25

One dozen snal bottles OF HWilt' Specific
Is. y. 6.) cured me sound and veil OF . bai
Scrofulous affection which had baff1 "a oil
,Ieatment. including Hot eprinRs. J. b
Rain. Donver Col
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-01-25

Are greatly on inc lncrsase 10 this ooun.
try: L u estimated that 100, 900 die yearly
With Consumption Mary fall vletims
remedy than Ale e Lung Balssm for Of.
fecting perfect cure cannot be fruad.
fhysicians are recommending Il.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-01-25
How to Dlsappoint . B.

How 70 Dlsappoint . Baiky Horse.
A Leominister farmer recently broke
h,s horse ofa ''balky" freak in a very
quiet and as he claims. not . cruel man-
ner. His horse 10 in excellent As,h,
and shows no signs Of nsslect on. khe
part Of his master. He drove him Al
tsched. 70 ) rack wagon, 10 the M ia.
lot Tor . snall loea ot Nod, The a. nall
would not pm apound dld moi sat
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-01-25
Carlo Hines.

Oiptheria prevails o. L,tcn6sld, several
deaths have occurred from the cause.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-01-25

svias Specific Is 8. e. has cured ma d
q long.standtng Csc Of Eczema, which hes
resls'ed oil sorts Of treatmeat. Rsv. W. ].
Robinson. N. Ga. Conference. e
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-01-25

Carlo lines.
The wind may roar among the trees,
Yet great chips sail the stormy seas.
The baldhead man may favs and swear,
Yet CAIboline restores the halr.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-01-25
Stray Pen Foxes.

DR.. Taoxas' Eclectric Oil is totally unlike
some of the orthodox ministry, for while tho
latter advocate the theory Of eternal pain.
III. Thomas Eclectric Oil believes in no p.in
at all. It Is at swords points With oil sehs,
and pains, and IT. use means their quick AM;
complete extsrmination every time.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-01-25

Consumptives given up By doctors hay,
been cured by Piso's cure IS cts.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-01-25

Mccoy ands difiicuity IN recurring oon6r.
nation 70 the Aberdeen land oflce,
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-02-29

MASurxcrrgFe- Nessre. Harpev. Rowan
+, lon, Russell o. iay, Flowers, Wilson
sanders, Dale and "a.
FRDxRAt RrtAuoSs- -Mcssrs Stevens
Montgomery, q Bolivar, Enoehs, Dell ahd
Settle. "a
C1uETx Arsasha-- Messrs. .NAkefs. noe,
erA, Warhela. Mvars, Barksdala, Cowar
Fcales, Watts pewe and cra wiofd.
fEss Avn SAhARfEs .Messrs. n. r. Hsas
ton, Barksdaie, Btiea, Pound. Undsrw0od
Alexander fiollinksworth, Moore. &C falo
husha, and MeLeod.
PusLIo pMSTlsG-- Mtssrs. MclnSnai3,
McRea, Magruder skew, Dale, Le9iR
and Rogers
Cowan kahalsck, Love, Williams, UAder-
wood, Watlinglon, cn,rtr Williamson and
Lewis.
PURLro l,Nps,-Messrs. Cameron, Ma.
bers, Orr, Watlinston, Crump, Mckenzie
Foules, Easen and Williams.
RoAps, FHRRIrs AND BRrncRs Rs--Messrs.
Selman, Pope, Whitman, Rowan, Howard,
Pound, Keudrick, waldrip, Mitchell, Spen.
Ger and Moore, Of lsshqucna.
PRorosirlovs AND GRIEv -Messrs
Simpson, Over, Jason, Hardin, Favre,
Pope, Russell. of Bankin, White and Rob.
inson.
Pubic DUu.plNGs-Messrs. Ferguson
Hoyle. Halt Wellington, Pope, Gordon,
Bassett and Settle
MlLtrARr AFFARs-Nessrs, McRae.
Denham, Howard, lludn,ll, Bridges, Marks
and Cutrer.
CONTINGENT ExprSsEs--Messrs Bell,
Boswell, Lnmkiu, Cowan. Kittrsll, Mul.
lins and Horton
ESeRosstn BrLs-Messrs. Powe,
Strahan, HUFF, kiurcll and Butler.
CSFINIsHEO BusINEss---Messrs yones,
Spencer, Gore, MoNeely and PeytoH.
JOINT STANDING coNHITrsns AZ rAHr oP
HoUsI.
UNIvERNriEs-Me Messrs. Harrison, Wat
son, Hughston, Nabcrs, Baker, Nash, John.
son, Applewhite, Poets and Atwood,
ENRoLLrD BiLLs--Messrs. Watliagton,
Nerfeet, Bal, Dickerson, Mcdonald, I'm
derwood, Moore, Of Yalobusha, Crump,
Whitman and Coates.
EXECUTIVE CoHrloEYr Fuxp--Messrs
Currie, Bridges, waldrip, Hudnall and
| Guynes.
STATE LIBRtnY - Messrs. Lamkin
Watts, McNeoly, Watlington and JoAes.
To ISvEsTigArE PUBLIC 0PfIoEs- -Messrs
Norrell, Mnllins, Cameron, Stevens, Bas
set Boswell, Bramlett, Watts, Currie, Cut
rer Odom Pound, Underwood and Favre
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-02-29
HOUSE.

JupIcTARY-Messrs. Watson, Miller Orr,
Baker, Bramlette, Evans, Seiman, Hc-
Neely, Nash, Norrell, Dyer, Stevens, and
Enoehs.
WAYS AND MEAss-Messrs. Baker, Love,
Crawford, Applewhi. 9, Murry, MeCool, Nor
feet, Pound, Bolton, Whitman, Gordon,
Harrison and Kendrick.
APPRoPRIATIoxs-Mes Orr. Simpson,
Cameron, Love. Myers, Flowers, Alexander,
Bassei, Strahan, Montgomery, OF 0ktibbe.
ha and Rogers.
RAnRoADs-Messrs Williamson, Cam
eron, Clemens, Evans, Guynes. Christmas,
Johnson. Of Franklin, Baird, Gore, Harper
and Mullins.
AeRIcuLrURB-Messrs. Montgomery, oi
Oktibbeha, Guynes, Moore, Of Monroe,
Peets Cook, Magruder. Boswell, Eason,
Waldrip and Harper.
PuBBTC EDUcATIoE .-Messrs. Hoyle, Ma.
bers, Harper, Crump, Hughston, Lamkin,
Mullins, Fsvre, Sanders, Reagan and
Coates.
CORPoKArIoEs-Messr Miller, CFaw-
ford, Currie, Baird, Beeman, Williamson,
Govan, Hughston and Caldwell.
CLAIHs--Messrs. Goyan, Stevens. Peets
FoGles, Enochs. Beemsn and Mitchell.
LBvEEs-Mes1s. Montgomery, Of Boil
var, Ferguson. Mckenzie, Spencer, Marks,
Warheld, Norrell, Cutrer and Mitchell.
PUBLIC HEALTH AND QUARAErIHE-Messrs
Murry, johnson. of Franklin, Kendrick,
Montgomery, Of Oktibbeba, Cook, Haliand
Parker.
IMmeRATIox- Messrs. Applewhite. Un-
dervood, Rogers. Russell, Of Clay, John
son, Of Carroll, Currie, Bollingsworth,
Russell, of Rankin, Henry, Bridges, Odom,
Housesn and Moore, Of Issaquena.
PEsITBxTIARY-Messr Wilson, Hous.
ton. Of Monroe, 0dom, Brien, White
| Moore Of Monroe. and Moore Of Issaque
/ na.
BgEEvoLEEf INSTITUTIONS = Messrs
| Rowan. Chriemas, yones, selman, Huff
Crump, Reagan. Disksrso1 and Denbsm.
REsEsfRArIOs AKp ELB0TIoss-Messrs
MeOool, Brsmistt Ksndriek. Harrison
Bolton, Asksv, MeKsnks, Cory, Clemens
nd oswss.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-02-29
FOREIGN NEWS.
rHE NEW srRAKEn.

LONDON, Feb. 26.-Arthnr Wellesley
Peel was unanimously elected Speaker
ef the House Of Commons to-day. Mr..
Peel made an eloquent speech thanking
the House for the way In which his
nanie has been received.
Atthe conclusion Of his speech he
1 was conducted to the chair amid the
Iche0Fs Of the House.
Mr., Gladstone congratulated the new
lSp4Akar upon his elevation 70 so reapon.
lsihle q position, !, st.s -,
81 sssaa6r Nofghcoa MAO oacrcd nj.
congratulations and said that the oppo.
sition would support Peel as long as Es
continued TO occupy the chair.
A sHERrFF's HATE OF THF pARSEIrr-
TIES.
London, Feb. 26.--Archdale, who has
been appointed High Sheriff Of Fer
msnagh, Is reported as saying that II he
ever got q Parnellite at one end of a
rope he would give very heavy tug at
the other end.
The Parnellite members OF Parliament
intend to question the Government in
regard TO the language.
AUSTRIA GOVERNMENT ATTEMPTS TO rRyvHST
EMI0RArIoS TO AMEMoA
Vienna, Feb. 2e--A strong move
mcnt is on foot in the province Of Gal.
icia in favor of emigration TO Amer
lea.
The magistracy Of East Galicia has
unanimously pctitioned tho Governor
Of the province 10 prohibit tho sale Of
passenger tickets for American ports
MInsrER HUNT DYING.
st. Petersburg, Feb. 26. - United
States Minister Hunt is dying. He has
been unconscious since Sunday last.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-02-29
A LIVE NEWSPAPER,
Where GHaVGYOUBeGn?

UyHIS QUESTION Is so OFTEN ASKED,
i will answer for the whole State. The name OF
FARRgL 4 HEREIs8 seems - familiar all over
this country a. Washington and Lee, or Fairbanks
and Vanderbilt, although over 20 yean since the
little Misunderstanding aud since which We have
not been able 10 enyer the entire South A. before
the war. We nolr kay we have been moving South
and are In Mississippi; and have come 70 stay. u
Is said American people love 70 be humbugFed II
is laEss Their do not, bat they are always willing
10 take hold OF something nev aud cheap, but when
they are In 4 condition 70 pay good prices they
want the best. Hence new they want 10 sec Us, snd
say. aTvhsre hass voa, Jseai We want the CHAnpIoH
sirH We have bought cheap safes, and hnd our
mistake Your old Saies arc better, and We know
your Champion now must be far ahead of any 9th
en-. We find you have leis Of new Champion Safes
In Virgins. North Carolina, South Carolina, 0eor-
Rfa. and even over In Alabama We notiee y0u
placed the best Safe In al the South. And nov re
are glad you haYo rome and sold a Safe Deposit
safe, and many oihers IN vicksbuTg. end sun an
other In Jaekson--the best Ia the State"
We believe before many months We VIII b able
10 convince you the best Of Old. IL the cheapest
and that II our old leader has fallen, bis partner
still lives and II you would knov Of the wonderful
advances In the science Of safe making, such a. Dry
Chemical hlling whereby we make the cry Ere IL
elf produce ia own destroyer and Ia RursaF-prool
work, FranklInite, metal far ahead Of anything
IN use a. drlI-proof metal when used IN connection
With Stesl-alI Of which are patented and used In
the HgREITo CHANPios SAFE, aud !! you are
not called upon In tB,e drop line %
FARRELL A 90,
63i Chestnut St., Philadelphia,
And ysu viii get sn answer, and their Agent, G.
WoRMlE, will see you.
nov.il.'s3-
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-02-29

II city parent should ask me the
question: "How shall l bring up my
boyf' my answer would be; Teach him
the lesson Of responsibility. Put upon
his shoulders the burden which be ought
TO bear. Make him feel that he Is bound
10 do something and To be somebody In
the world. Let him see in all your
treatment Of him the generous sym.
pathy Of a kind and loving heart. De
not humble him by perpetual dictation,
or make him hate you by incessant
fault-fnding and reproof, and shove all
allure him 10 the paths OF virtue BY
the manliness and purity Of your own
life.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-02-29
Senators Lamar aud Georvs.
Industrial Tattler.l

Industrial Tattler.
There Ia not an intelligent Missisaip.
plan, unless he Is blind with prejudice
and partisan hate, who IL net proud OF
Col. Lamar and Gen. George. At no
period in American history would any
OF the States have been ashamed OF
them. From early manhood both have
lived in the State. Their characters In
private and public life have been 40
spotless that they have never yet been
called upon TO defend themselves. In
the Senate they are poor a. compared
with the millionaires around them, and
who for tfe first time II our history con.
stitutc Z majority q that bodf Though
trained 70 the law land the latter one 81
the first jurists Of our time) both are
now farmers. The tillers OF the soil will
never have two more faithful repre-
sentatives In the Senate. To Senator
George the friends OF the Farmers Con-
gress should ever be grateful. He has
Iabored to secure the cooperation OF
leading agriculturists In all parts Of the
Union and the success Of that move
ment is greatly due TO his efforts. The
mental characteristics OF these statesmen
are entirely different, but they agree a.
TO strict limitation Of the powers Of
government, and In this respect seem to
come down from q former generation,
while they represent the solid mea and
thought Of the present time. They ere
both progressive In the proper meaning
Of the word and and no two Senators
will leave on the records Of that body
moro enduring monuments Of wise and
comprensive craftsmanship.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-02-29

MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE.
Standing Committees.
SENATE.

Jwdtciasy--Messrs. Mitchell, Keith, Kyle,
Walker, Sykes, Harvey and Jeffords.
Finance -Messrs. Henderson, Hamilton,
Of Kinds, Simonton, Rosne Of Webster,
and Powell.
erTall,wrs, Commerce aud Manufactures
N ssrs. Lidd'l, Guyton, Smith, owen and
Gayles,
s@.EdueaGoa -Messrs. Hamilton, of Holmes,
,loane, OF Webster, Martin, Gage aud JEFF
lords.
Public Forks-Messrs. Roanc, Of W obster,
Terry and Dickson.
Fronting -Mcssre. Packwood holland,
Boyd, billiard and Gaylcs.
RailrOads--Messrs. Luse, Reynolds, Hyer,
Boone and Smith.
CGip.s--M -Messrs. holland, Wilson, Burkiit
Dickson and Guyton.
Mlitia--Nessrs. Burki't Smith and Luse
Federal Raations--Messrs. Wilson, Boone
Roane, of CALHOUN, Simonton aud Hender.
son.
Counties and County Boundaries -Meesrs
DillSrd, Gage, whitney, Wilson and Bur
kilt.
Immigration Reynolds, Martin
Whitney, Eaton and billiard.
Registrution Of E7ectiOns-Messrs. Hyer
Hamilton, of Kinds, Whitney, Simonter
and Di lard.
Uefnished Basnea-Messrs. Walker
Boone, aud Terry.
Banks aAd Bankiag Kyle, Wal
ker and, Hamilton, u HinAs. =.
csaai zspsatss qessf eHyson
Smith afd Ksilh.
Penii<asary and Prasons.- -Messrs. Boone
holland, Terry, Powell and Gayles.
Public Ldnds--Messrp. Roane, of Calhoun
Martin, Baton, Dogd end uiElaFd
Corporasiors- Msssfs. Martin. Roane, 81
Webster, Hykes Harvey and yeiiefde.
Eegs1s--Mas1s. Powell. Ilusa, Hamilton,
OF Kinds Owen aud Jegaras
EtgOssd Bizs Msssra Harvey. Gage
and Oiliard.
Humane ssd Bentroleat 1nsfihstions--
Messrs. Brenham. Walker. LiddelL hainil.
ton, OF Holmes and Gayies.
PtiblS Heolh and observation-disclosures
Gage, Brenbam, Henderson, hyer enc
Packwood.
JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES on PABf OF
SENATE.
Unic0sittes -Messrs. Sykes, Mitchell
Luse, Koane, OF Calhoun aud Boyd.
St1t .LfJrary-Messrs. Rev nolds. Bren
ham and BuakitL
Enrolled Biils-Messrs, Dickson, Wilson
Boyd, Owen and Keith.
EreeutiUs Contingent Fund Messrs. Eaton
Dickson and Guyt0n.
ToIsvEsrIGATE PUBLIC QFFIcss-MessYi
Simenton. Powell, Roane OF Webster
Boone, Burkitt, Walker, JeGords