The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-19

these hean, where no hog tt,4ld get
item. HUT soon after / wa- married. /
went 10 market one daN, LEAVING has
hetful of pods standing whore W. Uad
sheIled the beans tho nigh, l,'ure. aul
NV wife carried them 90 The or hard.
where had lot Of fine .s live rr
six months Old got home from mGr-
ket between and . o'clots. utrr.t.l MT
the swill 10 INV pigs, AMI found .VH
lead snl all the rest sick, Nto9 /
poured the Swill into tl!H tser-h and
thcy tried To- ,lrink. they began vomiting.
and all that vomited Sot well tst Nh's
| was looking at them thrl ua- tell
into a III and died The rcmar> st.. the
basketball of hutter-belE pFl~ at gr-a
showed the cause If thu trouble
have read Of valuable horses a. eat
tie being killed hv eating the t,1y.> and
twiss ~ cleander, which are SAIL e. 'r' a
yirulent poison. lut have no trf-a nal
knowledge Of it. have seen cattle 4Hi
horse, killed and once lost 4 cow -ay.
self from eating the 'Cud> of t1rr
dropped hy hoz-u hen eating Eleva 'u.
aud think it dangerous tu feed ha.,- oH
cut-up corn in field wheie cattle ar
allowed tn run. have alsn known aH
outbreak of cholera ON II neiChtnriug
farm, which WAS cau-ed 10y wltcrln- the
pigs from long unused r'Nt"rHa the
BARNARD an rNaminatiru - which
showed ioot ot manure in t.' .Httnut.
Waldo Z. Rrown, in tourtr, r.utl'-
mln
Br..n,..,is N.ihn1tNf l,srEt ,tu
II i, evident tha, there ,.t ..ttU Ju.,
tendency toward reunion iu rNr Youth.
ern and southern hraucir~ u thg Nrth
cdi,t church. " has h",n .r,t iuly
wears nrr their separation, HriH hJS
been uNrr twenty year ~tr.r ~fIrrtN
which va, the carl>r at Tho .u"t'ru.
ceased to vEi~t.
IN" tendency taward rsuu,lN +! L,tu
wears has not been made mani. 4 ~
formal propositions from rlth,r ut the
divisions of this great and rapidly stoW
ing church. hut the general coulrrrucs.
on each side of the old lincot acpnti"u
are now on the most friendly trru-. uuI
all the recent conference have been AZ
tended hN fratetual ,lcl'Gatr, from ll.
formerly opposing sections
The action of the general conference
Richmond last week on the Missouri
Memorial in favor ut reunion wn' ruthcr
hopeful The fact was ,lryol p / that
there was in the conference u strong
sentiment in favor Of the II position,
Besides, il was shown that tGe memory
even nf tle oil quarrel has urw littlr I"
do with keeping tho hrryhr, Of tine
church apart. The mala arguments
used against reunion relate IT, policy and
economy, it being urged that the demon
inatlpu has grown 80 large That Two
organizations are necessary, aAi Tint
the merging the two would ha at
tended with difficulties that might IN
! utiouslv affect the general good - one
or both.
Thoe, vino favor reunion s,' how
thcen difficulties can he gradually u1or
como. They argue that the mi sion,,
and the charitable and educational in.
s,itutirn- ot both branches Of thrchIrrh
Woull hr strengthened rather than weak
enrd 10y reunion. that rvaltry IN locali.
ties where both branches aro now repre-
rented would hn speedily blu,ted uH'.
and that the great growth uf Nrtlodtsn
IN the past would be- surpassed IN th"
! future.
No doubt thi, question will so1n be-.
come An absorbing one among the Meth
oists of the United States, and it. pro
gress toward solution will he watched
with great interest by tho whole conn
try, savannah News.