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NO VOTE REACHED
On the Bill to Infiiot severer Penalties
Upon Anarohistic Editors in France-in-
terestinE Debate.

On the Bill to Inlet SeVerer fehaltleS
Upon Anarohistic Editors in France-in-
terestins Debate.
PARIS, November 16.-The Govern
ment's bill providing for the imposition OF
severer penalties upon editors or AnercL'
ist papers who aim 10 inCite TO violence,
ana generally adding 70 the stringency OF
the press laws, was introduced In tht
Chamber Of Deputies oday. An exciting
debate followed. out the Chamber adj
jourued without taking vote. Great IN
terest was manifested in the bill, as upon
its fate depended the fate of the Govern
ment. There was full attendance OF the
Government.
NJ. Laguerre, the Boulangist member.
opened the debate. He declared that he
was irrevocably opposed to the bill which
he declared was q dangerous measure tenO-
ing to interfere with the liberty Of the
press. The government he declared ought
TO prosecute Anarchists, not Journalists.
This remark brought forth loud applause
from the members OF the left.
NJ. Lassers, the reporter Of the bill,
urged that IL was necessary to NIL up the
lOOphole in the present press laws. me
Chamber by supporting the bill would
show that the liberty was not to be con-
founded with license.
Count Albert DeMun, an extreme Cath
Ole, said that the state Of affairs evidenced
Ov the introduction Of the bill was due 70
the seculariZatiOn Of the schools and anu
religious education.
NJ Doubet, the Prime Minister, protest
ed against an assertion made by Count De-
Mum, that the whole Republican party
aimed to destroy religious belief, and that
the government presented a propaganda OF
Official atheism. The existing laws OF the
Republic, NJ. LOubet stated, were founded
on the principle of religious neutrality,
both regarding the schools and their ad-
ministratiOn. The State government did
not resort to coercion in any form. 1t had
never sWerved from this line OF policy slncy
its advent to power.
Count De Ouvile-Maillefeu, member OF
the left, opposed the bill. Abiding to
Count De Nuns opinions, he caused
scene By eXclaiming, "the monarchy is
mere tissue OF falsehoods." Many mem
| beTs Of the right spraug 10 their feet and
/ loudly protested against such an assertion
! Others laughed derIsively when Count
Cuville violently abused them, and con-
Guided his attack by declaring that he
pited them.
VI. FIouquet, the President Of the Cham
her. called the Count TO order. The latter
protested, sud when ne was prevented
from uttering his OpiUiiOns he lett the trl-
0une. NJ. DesChanel supported the bill,
which he declared would restrict not the
liberty OF public opinion, but crime He
appealed tOall Republicans 10 oppose ideas
which were carrying France back to the
/ GAYS of barbarism. Other speeches were
made by less well known members.
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Cleveland viii have 27O Electoral votes;
Harrison, Isl, and Weaver, %. Assuming
that the districts would have voted for
Electors as they voted for Congressman,
there would be 1926 Democratic district
Electors with two Senatorial Electors from
each OF % States, making exactly go; 1l6
ReDU biicaos, the same as the number OF
Representative, with. the addition Of two
from each of II States, making $50, and "a
Populists with 10 Senatorial Electors for
each Of D States, making "a Vita the eX-
cep,iOn of one additional vote for Weaver,
and even this may be changed in the final
count, this result is exactly the same as
the actual result.
The important consideration, the
Times adds, is that while the Michigan
plan would have given a fair expression
Of the popular will over the whole coun-
try, even on a comparatively close vote,
it has required, under the existing sys-
TEN, an overwhelming Democratic ma
iority to secure this proportionate
representation in the electoral vote
The Michigan plan is much more states
manli5e and it ought not only to be
retained in Michigan, but adopted in
other States. But it will not be.
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Indications OF a Wreck.

New YORK, November l6.-The bark
Belt has arrived here sixty-nine days
over due from Londonderry and reports
that last Saturday she passed a square
piece Of scsntling floating perpendicularly
about twelve feet out Of water with canvass
laced to IL, apparently an improvised sail.
Captain II. L. Powers thinks the wreck
age was hastily constructed raft and
made oy some shipwrecked crew. Il
We passed very close 10 it.n he said,
sit was midway between Barnegal and
Abscom Light, about 10 miles OF Wood
lanos, y. !. The scantling was four inches
square and was attached TO a sunken raft
The sail was torn 10 pieces by the wind
anu had evidently passed through heavy
storm. il appeared 20 me that some vessel
had been wrecked in one Of the recent
storms and the crew had constructed raft
and abandoned their vessel
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ALL FOR LOVE.
a Universslist Divine Commits Suicide
because OF Unrequited Love.


Because OF Unrequited Love.
ORANGE, MASS, November 1G.-It is
stated on good authority that the cause
of the suicide Saturday night OF Rev. G..
Ii. Harris, Of the Universulist church In
this town, was an unsuccessful love af-
fair. Mr.. Harris went away last
Wednesday and was gone until Satur-
day. Soon after his return be made up
and sent by mail, under register, a
package OF letters 10 a young woman
In East Charlestown, Vermont, from
which place he had just returned.
The registry receipt was found In his
pocket. Upon returning to this town
he went first to his boarding house and
sooD afterGard TO the parsonage, which
he occupied alone. He must have shot
himself al once, for he had not even re-
moved his oyercoat. All who knew Mr.
Harris speak of him as q young man of
exCellvnt character. He was born In
Elklick, Somerset county, PennsYvania,
where his father was a miner. He was
graduated at st. Lawrence University,
Canton, n. Y, and was ordained TO
preach at Orange in September, 1891.
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An Important Election Case.

OMAHA, NEB., November 16.-What will
be one Of the most important election con-
tests ever known ia Nebraska was COM
meuced yesterday in the Supreme Court
IJ was an application for writ Of man
Oamus TO compel the Clerk of Clay county
TO issue q certificate of election to the Re
publican candidates for the Legislature on
the ground that the Independent candidates
who received a majority of the votes had
been endorsed By the Democrats, and in
printing the official ballots the names OF
tue Independent candidates had Oeeu placed
on the ticket twice At the same time an
other contest from Knox county was start
ed, which, IL successful, will unseat an In
dependent Representative and seat a Re
publican. If these changes are made the
Legislature win be tied on Joint ballot.
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A WOMAN OF PLEASURE.
Hrs. Deacon Denounced az Unfit to Have
Possession OF Her ChiIdren-Her Liason
Nifn .bciILn

Mrs Deacon Denounced az Unfit to Have
Possession OF Her ChiIdreu-Her Llason
With A5eule
PARIS. November f6.-The appeal Of Mrs.
Deacon from the decision Of lie tribunal
or the Seine declaring mat she had no
right TO apply for divorce from ner hus-
band and awarding tue custody OF her
child 20 her husband came up today. Mr..
Deacon was present but Mrs. Deacon did
no. appear. NJ BsrtrouX for Mrs. Deacon
CHARGED tuGt Mr.. Deacon was man OF vlo-
lent temper and that he neglected his
wife E{e further declared that for two
wears Mr.. Deacon had studiOusly ignored
his wifes liasOn with Abeille, and refused
to apply for q divorce because Mrs Deacon
paid the household expenses. On tle night
that MIR. Deacon shot and killed A6ellle
there had been no criminal intercourse be-
tween the latter and Mrs. Deacon. MIR.
Deacon haC consented that Mrs. Deacon
should have two of the children. Mr..
DgaCOa'S present demand for his daughter
was unreasonable and was due simply to a
desire for vengeance and hatred for his
wife He asked that the court place the
child in a convent and allow Mrs. Deacon
10 visit her weekly.
When NJ. BerbOux had concluded, M.
Cluuel, who appeared Tor MIR. Deacon,
arose and addressed the court He traced
the history of Mrs. Deacon's liason with
Abeille from its beginning TO the time
ACeiue was shot by Mr.. Deacon at the Ho-
tel Splendid. Mrs. Deacon, he said, had
brought an action for divorce in Paris so
that she might avoid scandal and condemn
alton for adultery by the court az AK Mrs.
Deacon, I'm her appeal, asked the court to
withdraw Mr.. Deacou's rights IS the ma
+ursl Guardian of the child Mrs Deacon
was a woman of pleasure. Her intrigue
with AbeIlle was not q sudden weakness.
Five weeks after her confinement, Abeille
was found with her. NJ. Clunel concluded
his speech by declaring that a woman who
behaved rs Mrs. Deacon had done was not
TT TO have the custody Of children. The
court then adjourned
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stole $4,000 worth OF Billiard Balls.

CHICAGO, November 16-Fifteen thous-
and dollars worth Of billiard balls is the
novel plumber that the @. q. Akam Manu-
featuring Company loses by a robbery.
Between $50 and 200 sets Of the worries
were taken. The robbery occurred Satur-
day night while the dig Democratic torch
light parade was in progress, but was not
made public until to-day. The huge crowds
of people i'm the streets required the ser
vices az al police obtainaCle The alleys
were left practically uuguarded. Under
the circumstances tue thieves had little
difficulty removing large pane Of glass
from the rear Of the Akam COmpany's
store and passing out the valuable boxes of
billiard balls. Only the best balls were
taken.
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TIE WALLS COLLAPSED.
Nine Members Of n Wedding Party Killed
and thirty injured.

Nine Members OF n Wedding Party Killed
and thirty injured.
MADRID. November GA sad story Of
the fatal interruption Of wedding festivi-
ties is reported from Beiarva, q town 45
miles south Of Salamanca. A young couple
had been Warried and the wedding party
had gone 20 restaurant where q wedding
feast was served. Everybody was in the
highest of spirits. After the banquet
dancing was begun and everything
was progressing smoothly when, sud
denly and without IN irstant's warn
ing, the walls of the building
collapsed The entire party, together
'Jh tue employees Of the restaurant were
buried I'm tle ruins. A crowd soon gata-
cred and the work Of rescue soon began.
They soon came across The terribly crushed
end uGugsd body Of one Of the wedding
guests 10 was removed and laid on the
sidewalk. Soon several persons who had
been caught by the falling timbers were
taken out alive, but badly injured. When
the wreck was cleared away sufficiently
for IL TO be known there was no one else in
the ruins, nine bodies were lying in q
CHASTITY row on the sidewalk. The Injured
mum 0ered thirty, some Of whom 1t is
thought will not recover. 1t is supposed
that the movements of the dancers were re-
sponslble for the collapse
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Tho halfway hoadmasters.

CINCINNATI, o., November 16-This
morning there are in the city 150uembers
Of the Order Of Railway Roadmasters who
viii meet i'm their tenth annual session this
afternoon az Atlanta. This morning an or
Cau.zatiCu meeting was held, and after
hearing the report of Capt Reilly, Of
Grand Rapids, who is the head of the or
der, committees We're appointed in the
various matters of business that will come
up at the meeting 40 Atlanta. The order
has "a ueuDershipof over 5000, and its an
uuG. meetings are held TO discuss the best
methods ou road building, 5auastiug, rail-
IlyiuE, etc.
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New CumberLsna HrL.fs.

SDsJa. Corr a1rasr-s 0f J-. @s-.4-.-.
New CUMBERLAND, November To-
I'm the case before the Circuit Court of
Van Camp, charged with cutting a
young man by the name of Breuuamin
with a razor, few months ago, the
jury returned verdict of not guilty..
Jasper III. Porter and Geo. w. Stew
ART, of PitJsturg, are no town.
Judge Melvin and Col. Arlett are at
tending court
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LONDON November lG.-Tho s swansea Tin
PIaters' a association, which a fortnight ago
discussed toe stvisability Of seeking new
usrke-S, met again Yesterday. Az this
meeting il was res0vled TO defer, "out Of
sympathy for American Gamers who sup.
ported Mr.. Cleveland, the rushing OF the
In p.l.e industry ia new markets. Il was
also resolved 70 appoint committee TO
watch the Development of the American
tariI, Is affecting tin plate.
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Ell Pts0, TEN., November 1G-Hcu.
Thomas =. CarroC, it is said, has deter
mined co contest the election OF Hon. An
tonic Joseph, Democrat, as delegate 20 Con
gress from New Mexico,
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IsS'r # about time for Gov. NCKIS-
ley TO release that report Of the Ohio
Labor Commissioner, which was ready
months ago? You needn't care now,
BvL.
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AMERICAN interests could not be IN
safer hands taan in those Of that sturdy
and clear-sighted American, GROVER
CLEvELAND-he, Of the great big back
bone.
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No LAW can be passed without the
signature OF GROVER CLEVELAND who
is the true friend Of American industry,
American labor, the American business
man and the American farmer.
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ground, ln
q may be eHei-

THAT stutdy Democratic sheet, the
East Liverpool Crisis, deded Mckinley
ism lu EIcKNLEy's own district, hot
bed Of high protection. To asked no
odds and single-hanjed fought like 3
tiger, and the result was that the Re-
publican majority o., 5000 was knocked
out aud @ 400 Democratic plurality
substituted.
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President HARRISON seems TO be
about the only Republican who doesn't
care. He acknowledges that the tariff
and the force bin did it; that his party
went zoo FAR n these directions, and
3 ~ i-6nceni flted 4Crces " '''
De the Presidents
knowledge the
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President HARRISON issued his
Thanksgiving proclamation before the
election, probably foreseeiug that it
would sound odd after the returns came
I'm
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"KEEp your eye on Ohio" said eJ-
Gov. CAMPBELL. Now keep your eye
on "Fighting Jimmy" as he climbs the
Cabinet stairway.
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For BURNS, SCALDe, BRUISES and all
pain end soreness OF the flesh, the
grand household remedy is Or. Thomas
Ecisctr.c OIL Be sure you get the
genuine.
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Teor Baby vas det, We gave hsr Csrtora.
Whsa sac was Cal5, sac esss for CasteriA
Was she became Mss, STE chung 20 CastcriA
Wa KS lad C-sQS-sa, sac gaze tssn Casa 70
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Pr YEAr, ny NAN, rosrAsE FREFAID.


PrR YEAE, ny NAIL, rosTAsE PRErArD.
DAILY. six days in the week. %
DAILY. three DAYS in the week.. co.. 400
DAILY. two daysln the week. -......... 200
DAILY. one day in the veek............... 50
WEEKLY, one year, in advancs........... %
WEEKLY, six months. .................. On
SUNDAY only, one year.................... o.
SUNDAY only, SIX months .........,....... "
DELIVERED BY CARRIERS
DAILY. yer week, TO be paid weekly -
DAILY and SUNDAY, per waok........... 10
TAs DAILY viii be delivered BY carrier in
any other city or town at................. 10
gipvle Copies Of DAILY or WEEKLY. >
Rejected communication viii not be returned
pulsss accompanied BY sgfdeient postage,
s1T~Tr.butes OF Respect and Obituary Neteea
s cents per line.
STAMPS Of the denomination OF two cents and
less accepted for amounts less than one dollar
eH~CorHssroNpENCE CONTAINING IMPORTANT
,.rvs SOLICITED TRoN EvzRT PART or THE SUR
ROUNDING COUNTRY.
r7sREGIsTER, cfa5rae'as its ssvsrs! editions
.,~.gsa a. tts FoHogel ta Ehss.iHE Vs.. Fa.
eissecue-eiass Hs,.sr.
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he ta
their
Of
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To Uso-.Y mongers and yellers Of
woeFDRY UP!
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TO TIE Democrats in the next Con
gress: Steady boys, and don't get gay.
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IrMAY be for four years aud it may be
forever.
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THE recent landslide proves the fact
that the 'earth do move"
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the
nmcib anb,as a
7Ss1 INV Bank Exsmin
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anda rsof
ate Ban anime
by rtmadt to m of
y lie te
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Or old or yours, or grave or gay,
Those who cow lei their teeth decaN
With 5S&sh we can't endure; \
The thcucM stbeir after lifc viii haunt,
That thevFSH ELECTED SOZODONT,
~ have kept all pure.
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he dbank,a Of this
" YOUNG kE-amne
SCI enbe. Sg, he a
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N
c.. W a
eptember byt the tate ExA amin
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rsof
i
&C hdayof
SCI Examiner p DUFFY, Auditor
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Wheeling n
cporad 10th September 10th, 1892
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Wheeling W Dael
Cashier Incorporated July ta 1856 Examination


YOUNG Bank Examine
n =, : A dtor
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cOrpOTated J I
nuEnTnT-a

COMMERCIAL BANK Wheeling PRESIDENT Hdr Chs. IN
coporasd JulyI Examination made
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rI0nr FACTS FOE CALA1IITVITEs.

WIN the esteemed, but stricken, M
fclHrmcer and the others who are howl
ing free trade. ruin and death, please
mako note Of the fact that the A5er-
y De Manufacturing Company Of Ches-
u, Pa, which makes Gne teztieiabrics
hes determined 20 raise wages? An
/Cncer Of Jbo company writes:
Although already paying high scale OF
wages ,ye have decided To make au advance
Monday, November l4tt, OF per cent.
49, cs paid Cgr viewers. This viii
ilU two hundred Of our employees.
'et il doing tGis is % draw 90 our
best labor lu the market, as wc
is the finest grades or cotton goods
no Co % Few years ago were made
abroad.
adds: owe DO not share the opin-
ilata majority Of the citizens Of
fcouuuy desire any measure so rad
las 20 menace established legitimate
usuies."
70 bring it nearer home, the Martins
FRY Esg and Barrel factory has noti-
it's employees that they will be
anted en- increase Of wages. Common
Use manufacturers are not only not
aid OF their business being ruined by
election of 8 Democratic President
" Congress, but evidently believe
kusde win be increased through
Aaratl0o Of the Democratic policy.
Have had a long taste Of high
sthey want no more Of il and a
sa5 hnarket. The Democratic
s3s sTfrser exchange with the
05--uaand a wider market for
.a8as caused them to grant
pay to their employees.
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Wheeling Henry
Secretary incorporated madeS September
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BANK VALLEY wheeling Is President; F. r. 'ep'0n
Incorporated Examination made September 'h N'-

OF the condition And anH
the above named OSnA Ss 'APPsA D
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DOLLAR SAVINGS
Incorporated February3 Eamn tion madeJ
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9pr Sals---5altsrsllamepus

EIoR sALE-To COUNTRY PRISTERs-A
II good Rotary Cafd Gutter. Cheap Adifsn
Printer" this office. iIlssh
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eabovena medba
W. YOUNG ate B,pkvu-
Bank Examiner p DUFFYAf,-
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Condition Of Banks in Ohio County,

In accordance with Chapter 90 of the Legislature 1891
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BANK OF WHEELING Wheeling, W. Gibson President ~
incorporated 18TH 1890 Examination sep,eu5, o.
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BANK Wheeling W Henry BayhA Cashier In
corDoraed January made August 3d. 1892
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SOUTH WHEELING NJ. President: Chas
1890 Examination
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PEOPLES BANK, Wheeling W. Va; Thos o'Brieu p,o,.
cOporated June 9h 1862 Examinstion M Geo w.


the S
the above appears their books Of | c
The foregoing report Btl
pternber, Bank Examiner r
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.gpIIGAN PLAN.

Ajce OF Michigan is Re
lis said the act under
Al electors are chosen
districts, will be re-
% not only be unfortu-
e OF no benefit 90 the
y. The Michigan plan is
ote on presidential cleo
- being a government by
10 possible objection can
say there was but one
State Of New York,
4 that great State
rom their choice of
he Michigan plan
ca q choice Cor
" CougressiR3
would not II
renee IN ~
IN oT
hiis
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iUTUAL SAVINGS Wheeling W. Ha7lct President A.
Treasurer incorporated Examination So ~
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-07

1t used to be said that ia Ken
lucky the farmers raised horses and
turned their children out to grass"
l fear that there is still too much OF
this tendency not only in Kentuck.
but in many other States as we'll.
Certainly we often meet parents
who are very careful to prepare their
fields for the next years crop. and
who ALLOW the minds of their chil>
dren to be filed with the weeds OF
ignorance and error. All over this
section | have net young men and
women with strong, vigorous intel
lects. who wanted only an opportu.
nifty to do a noble work in the world
The talent Is here. All that is nee
essary is to develop Thos. N
Hutham, IN Biblical Recorder.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-07
SUBSTITUTE FOR COTTON

The question Of choosing a suita
Bile snd profitable substitute for cot
ton is at present engaging the after
ton Of farmers everywhere. Mr..
John T. Lawrence. Successful far,
mer of lifelong experience, sends
US The following:
Thorough drainage, breaking, ma
nuring and cultivating TIE soil.
Plant little cotton and every thing
to est for man and beast, and some
Of all to spare. A heap of httles
make a big heap, and little money
all the time will keep off big debte
and mortgages aud will Keep bsppi
ness and contentment in the family
and country. THUS we shall have
more to give to the poor and to Goo
and his cause. Attend to your own
business, stay at home and let 9th
ers' business alone. Love yonr wife
and children and your neighbor, and
serve God faithfully SIN spirit ana
n truth" These things with food
and raiment are tie greatest gain.