The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, November 13, 1867, Image 4
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Work fir tho Month.
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enrilt of, tihe C1111) will by 1 lig I
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]!'dh not w vx ,posd to tho ebanges
1f the, wvather. The doors, and othwr
"' hl o nW hI closed at flight and
inilg Ib"' day, ex-cept in lineO weather..
flot it, havever advanitago of a <dry.
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lil 'lo i l 'e 'wo n-' alik.- mCpa --
10 verY w'1l if PL'lled and fed with
Ilogs rhouild bo kept Away Irom oth.
ar stock, and never allowed to sleep if,
1amp litter, or manuro licaIn. A ranigo
ii a wool lot, Iind at bed of leaveis Oi at
-oinh liillsiihe, unfler cover, is a verv
til:ibe rit if genient for them. Sov,.,
hould go to til boar tit,- lamt-r pmrt of
hle muonth, and will bring their litters
riyl in March This4 willgiv' the
vonn1tg 'lovk Itdvnlitage of lie whol
P1110t11 of warm wenther for growth.
H iae waler ill the yards if' possible.
1'hvrac. is of'on gr'i:t irouibil aal in
lif'll(', :it ' tetlin ..; 1i1 -rij g f'ol tilt
~n. I I h Ii.4 if -c..- Iry I- 1-r) i..i . J11 i
a 110 net-il 0 in %% b:i-- . %% Il-'] 1i - 't. c
h>ni'i liilveit So provided I hail it tnn he
sken n snial e~mnnies it ex a
unico drin 11thIL will eAlsi theml
P-d Work for 1'lovenibor
w, wv:h, v we plililt l iI y'. >r m'
8 ..1(1 nlug i1 Y m imi ly pick'S l dibi t lOn t.
't 1sed Iit , ill wi1 we u:il l for
I('e I ,t ocr t1;'(r c 1 . - ih i' ln .t at till .ilt
t, l''ig 1 '1 Ity!) ;I :t;, '. n id i Ji ' i n 1J.4
I'I. 1e S ibeial -e. I. ef rh -
n oil al t laruf irn 'y ! ejv i,' rid if' you
(1 lev l.Rb :4 ot 1 ilig Clflilaol. Wlb k I
: ' ln 'i tiA.ii t e II in ltl 14 ., i nite ru n
aiIli'g only yoIlur best lnd in thi e best
In0Iler, a34 fll!' hemii aw 1 im st proli
le seed. StO it tryjnx to mnake a6 ettoit
Sd10 lt 1lc ,.t other important tlhiing
ft(,-e plittiantli.I
In t . Polls, &C --i all grlla 1aint -0. t aI
.re e ..t antt t h lie galhered ii h otyused
n. eri'P atoi s which fihe bl te rains haIve
hi-e ill i *n1i t, will, il.- 'll'.i be
t I bel'ore lthi' number nt bes
'tit ish'iil l1i ies Where the
Ants i.' ilnit alr illy k'( c iled. hey ml ay t o
: it, aril' e r . We h i'a li t t 's 'l ai ave . in
ii ii' fo l-: , li&', in pre etitland li revi.
ou 111ifI. bit11,1 of, ;he Cultri val or..
n. ' IIit i n, e :Is Ii u1 I : Ii , ti e, tin ';iIlev,
oe ).1::,4, 3 . 0s o ld bie sown wvithoust
-hy. A0 (i iye a d Weat nmy sill be
itil l . u(noInni 'l l1an for 1e- ing green in
,il*.'. !c ini lig. Tlie t rop %%ill l ie la ler, 1t1 l
ai V ioW h' Il -owlln:1 eailiert ll t iIta' wII
tl 'y whet I I o ag is scar-ec. IftI i s(s -
1 ,u wheiiiit ,ethe groul i-1 wv el I
- J :epy plowed, iinely pulveri7..1 .
i 1 rell' r t , i nflt ito a Hi-rt e
ot11i-1" . 'I weI- ty 3 (*, bushelN per acere
it)g t 0t Il b thl e CIl, it l ' he corti n'lois are
m1s:113 1:bly fAvollahle; andt Ihere is lit.,!e
lk.,it un at 111!11 yi(tioIlis.
Rye al. 01 41s, it, yiehl elise tory osn
't h.e Weil 1nt in and hee'vily iyt. le.
'ry ilit lite ie eleuer ee mong youi w e
" the best. S i. le ilt expe, -iim anlI W.1we
lati tots You will hie! rat C il ed1i cm aslsIdll- I e Iili
1: gallo tl to i t h I ile <ptat'tlity re
The ltanhti in ock shoIH nw oiv'
Illliti lt, lo V i Io ut-i' h teI rs. 1l' it
A il bi AV'l.s V :e3'n 8iv, b e hi
lrghI the w inter ilk good plight, il ) th
tlurIe Ca'sk Ii 0t b e i:vet iln 10 be colii
J(in Long sh li s, wel choiked, and
ived Wion Split bfpard, will gnrall
lsve their co,t th1 firt year, it' one ishet
) uillkeg sof! caifurttaibie ive ia cheapest
n muner.
ity shonlI havb ben filyened retdy
ir shinght er the bret re.ly (l 'H spell. It
mr tir moublesom. to Cu filea tly, hlmt
nea tt t'dt.t1 t lt butter 11' Well tubbd in.
ile w ' . al ' l it i tl n ol .y efel ad
'liNO toIt Ict) boret acking .t ' St.lhi.
hlini Maly be 11 of lIv:Iung t o! r01eadersA inl the
warin. prions cl tur par i .\Meat is
afer it' p,1'0'd inl hi~ 11nh. in ;:at as
'nh and oen sl a:.owbrie aoli t be
-11e oft1liver thie ms We tehnd ,Elite
ki pTre,
Bo n now start lm e p Pieoob r Itnh
ene&ori~ wgetabe, iftit4 Is cips bee op-d
~one uin.vi of m-te Un. ttoriy f la
F eVk . -clef ktve hone, p i t- (i1n - t itd
:o -le a r fu h
nontra ec, I:e, , e.~ ;:nola'n.
~dztfcand 'Usefl.
SAND) 8 p.'hS 001 is (IC:) graly
ish. ('of .)1, Ion v)' lii lv, routel to 1t1 .is
touchi, fteeling liko stuidioll "* lO w I
lbanld ii passedl over itr, all, w hen 'rnb
bed( lietwel ).(C1 fillors, O1 2((hlls 11,
pant)(1y 'olsitilIlOl~ I 12 t ilt- (- )2),
Ilig 0121nar011. to) din' si-Ollr !I
is; nade bY tIm-Itinig ally (if Ilie Nvllii4
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mco0rJ20r11inf? Idiv'iewidi, or' ''I 4' ''IiI
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C-r hich pur'pose it. k i (1111 inflfurii to:
o'IlC(vs ; I41'04)\V:2x Five oilnces ; giliti 0(2
ollne e ; 1:11,41 ive onnile. th F41 ~ e hi
whl2) into( a) veissel. I.Il for. Ion mIniicil
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Tho RulingPassion:
A fow days before the death of
George Wilke.i Kenadell, he wroto a
lotter to the lPicayune, concluding
thus:
I haid 'passed two nights in the staga
between San Antonio and All-eyton;
and on reaching the latter. w.as of
course in a fir plight for a little rdst
atrtejoltinig of snech It journey.I
was conducted to a roomia, after pulling
a post prainIial pipe, ant in that rooml
was the ontines of a bled. My framlne
was somnewhalt shattered and out of
repair, anl thinks I to Imyself, "I'll
recoia,tIruct oll that hai'e,'' or in that
bel. .hit it was of no use.
As we get old onte mory i'Wro
deectveQ; bui [ shll: ntever forget
that iel at Alley(on-no, never. I
was tired and Sleep winci Ii ntered it,
but after threshing iad rolling about
for fie iintes w"as. as wide awalo
as 1 ever was in miy ife. 'The sheets
and11 blankets mnay have beenl clean--I
do not say they were. not ; but the
"'attra., aId pillow ))))oth'ered 1110 in
inure w;ys thlm nie. di not 1 )(1 ope11
eit fer, ibut afIter pspectilg AbIut (.ll
both for it spaceo in isearch (f a sft
spot, after trying the plrceiss known
as the "i o haudls,''! came to
this conelusionl, viz: that the pillow
was stui'ed with pecan shell3 anid the
iattrass with coria cobs ! Whent a
tnan has no ocubtr delonstration; le
is obliged to rosort to hispeljim. I
have never meddled much with any
other poetry than ready made-that
, poetry moade by otler people-blit
parodlies will somnetimes got into the
ban1 of people who are not poets.
At all events, as I rolled about in
that bed at Alloytol, one of T,om1
Moore's be:uitiful songs camle inato nmy
had;:nd e d ruilled it, ili this way
while threshing the mnattrass:
"unl "my iWis, you wnay turn, you may
F41u11-11 as you Will,
mit tle <mtiat or these Corn cobs will stick in
Will Stick in you still ;"
and hurt you smartly- At Columbus
[I hope they will have softer pillows
and iiattraas:es.
.MIAn1iaa.: OF A INxOO GitR TO AN
TI)oi.-Tho following cirioits account
of the :narringe of a I lmndoo girl to an
idol is given by the Olde Gazett -
'"Sdnetiann agd a paper of thi. North.
western provinces annonnced tlao arri
va.l of at old .Doean Braliniia wit I his
famiily in the town of MAuthrl, where 1he
ultiingachere, the high priest of the la
mnanoo~ee sect, greathy patronized him.
The old Ilrahmin la. two diaghters, one
a grown up irl and tIhe other only nine
years old. While residing at M1lathra
the vounger girl gave ont, tat. Krislhnaa
joe (One of tie i acint ions of Visit n,
Oie Ilindo) god,) appeared to her in a
damnt, and proposed nuptial alliance
with her. Nex day the girl was with
reat.poimp imarried to an idol worship
aId in a 11indoo telnle. Tho gaor'at
and s:uprstitious people rejoiced at the
ab.iurd mnarriago, and beg:aii to vene('rate
tQe' gial as an inpirel beingj U1ii the
gir have leaIrned by luiart eigliteen
ihous.-uai cuaplet. of Ihe *w a 1w .'
a work ina lie SkaIeri. liigage. ''tey
anve now rr ed in i A:s etv nd t.t
11u at house lit the vicinity " ue je
Airwaza.' Ee(rv nornigI itanoos ef
ageis niml sexes cooiipn eg ii toi beC.u- the
n-hlnsreciau)tionls of hia o gil
Ieetb thet girls conuid~uer aiao-mselves ats
de licaitedl to tiahe service' of I le godl K rash
nii; anid tilb-r their daily reeicinas atre
coanchilb-ld they mrake n-- in-sittation ;n
seeitm-' ie thie i r e ar.rs me iayio. 'ch iose
to giv tah-m. We7 haave liii h donh,,
ihm.i ihe a've t'alremaly re aaped a rich
I lifft!dN1'iintfilc IMA -1.W,rrY.-Soliue
of t he -IMass::chus.-etts Wppeiis-anad
thiose', t 4, not of thec Copaperhaead ty pe
--are begininirg to be out -s pokena
agvaaist Setnator Sntunnter. Thu is thea
Iliio E'm)ingf Gae/e ini a rellec tion,
lie ob jec(t of wiv i h c anot . miiista
kon, feels inclineod to express itself in
this wise:
ft is said biy those who ought t6
know that thac hardest thing in thea
worl hi s thecl~ hart of' a thorongh going
fashitonablde woani. Per hiaps* it will
it nar to he thbough t, one of thaese
days, that the next, hardelst thing is
lhei heart of a prmofess ioal phi1lati hro
pust, whoi is so intt oil the good of
all tmeni in generaal, that he can tnot
respaect the rights, thec services, or thie
sentsibilities of'anay matn in particui
TJhae pro mptetr of this reflection was
the vindictive mnal ignait with wichie
Sumner, prostitutinag has power, per
scunted General Stone.' Wo tret
that tae p'ubik hats niot yet lhoard the
last of thtat case and that Sumincr
fially--atad that not .long hence
will bao fored to moot thao respoasi
Ibilitios inourrred by his treauaent of
thec man lao so shlameafully injured. if
there ia truthi in the rumlor which hans
rceived somfO currency,- the prcsent 18
the naot uncommion c'aso of a comtbitna
tion of qalities, in which physical
impotoney is unitod in the same per
son with a malignant disposition.~
St. Louis Republican.
I'uCTU A~r.;T.A punctual niah ii'
rarely a poor mian, and never a
of doubtful orodlit. His smanl'ao
counts are frequiently sof tied Ad he
never moots witth didfioplity iytisinlg
mnoney to pay largeddomwang.~ Small1
debts iieglooted,-. ruin giidit, tand,
h1on a mann hasilost tha4 fio will fiod
l )iimself ais the bottomi h/ ill he can
The e rd no Yr seg
*inodi tofa postna'ys that ,fo.t.
pdat ninoe'mnthsagt recoets hlave
averaed onio Abotisand barrels 'per
day. E~ach 'barel contailns atbout
eighty dozer, or nido hundi'd add six
tefy-Oggs. Ehe aggrogation, therefore,
wol ein ond dat tibarly a swilliotb.
-ariitrity lreeds Contempt,"
It is astonishing how raidly men
become accustomed to thingt, the ilost
dreadful, and naturally rovolting in
their character. We remember with
what shuddoring horror we walked
over our first, battle field ; how the
moans of the dying and shrieks of the
wountided froze the very blood within
our veins, and how .thofooling of re
vetge and hatred, that had animated
us buti a few moments 'efore, molted
il til instatit to tendor compassion for
thle sufdring ,beings tefore u's. Wd6
remembcier this ; but alas I we re
inember also, with what cool iniliffer
enee we learned at-,i last to walk am1on0
11101111n1ds ofsi s li all d look 11lm1ost un
Moved uptjoll sigh (:1 that once h11ave
-hot light. horrr ih:- 11.h our pains."
It is not with out soim811 shame we
make this coiession, thoigh we know
it was the experlenee of every soldina
in the army. Freqiuent eontaict with
d'eath aln horror top surely blinds th6
seMsIbilitics even of tiosei Vho havd,
most of tle "mn ilk of hu iinmn kindeiess'
in their nature.
Thlese refletions were iiiiduceI by
Ihiaviig seeni a few datys siniee, whliild
passing an illidertalker's hiiop, several
of th10 cm plo-ydes.i sitting arolmliti a
boneh llu poll which lily tiln un1 linl ishCd
coflin; engaged iti a mfleir'y gam11e of
"lseveit-up.'" Around the room stood
side by side the lnarrow hoies of those
who were Yet to die. Collins of every
description were there, anil seemedi
like grimin speetators of thle gae il.
itgerly tihe pila yers watched the
gaime; aiid great was tih( exiltation
when a Jack was tiirined oli a t rie
won. Little ihey reeked Of their
gloomy surrond ings. Death it to
terrors for thein. Event Mark Tapley;
we fanley, wouldI have allowed there
w asi some cre it in being "'e r lifcetuli
uder such circumstances." ''lh .Ilh
there aro mn1111y who woiid 1w 1
celture such aipparelit want of fe, I i.
and recoil with horror froill thet iia
thought of suli depravity, yet, we etl
ilember that it was said, " et himl
th at is without sin Cast the Iirst s.tone."
( . U. I'ueque.
How TO llb:coM.: A Mi1.1.iONA aNI
I .ki'we.-John McDotn. mngh, tlt1 itIi
iontire of New Orleans, has engra ved
uipont his tomb a1 sor Qte(S of ixitns Ito
had prescnhied ats the rile for hii gitud
ance throngh lie, uid to which his site
cess in bisiness is miiiy aliribitted. -
Thev contain s) much wIsdomt that we
copy them:
Rules fih guillance ofmy 1i'/e, 180.1.
--Remember always I thll labor is one of
It he condItions of our existence. Timit
is gold ; throw not one minitle away, btit
p13laCe ea1ch 011n to necouit. Do uito -ill
Muln ats youl i would be donte by Never
put off till to morrow what vou can do
to day. Never hid aiot her Io what yon
can lo yotrself. Never covet wliat i.
not. your own Never think of aniy
itter so triiliiig as not to. leselve tn o
Live. Never give out. ilt which does
not fitst cao inl. Never spend but to'
produce. Iet, wie greatiest order rega
lat e 14t lranlsactionis of vomr life.
S wtV in Ithe course of lif. to do the(
g..aat est amontit ol gocid. Deprive your.
si ol' nthill.g iv(s-alrV to youtr comit forL.!
bil. 1ive ill an11 Iioorable siilhicity -
ribr, t.thit. 1to h nt mtom *nt, of vonir
ex ill? mel. l'iu suel sictlyI ivlm ab ove,
rules an th Ile dbvmier hh-ssintg andi' riies
of1 every kind will fl'oW inolt youi to your
lieart's conit ; h.. lnt first of' aill, remlem)
her th~t. 21he chief andi great duty.3 o'f you
voo ~*power, 1to* the htotiori iand glory
ti vo~l at i4, t hat'.v without temprralj
ordiet; wv't~itht r:ion oi haippitl
wiel. sober-ly at:l r'ightouI y
New. O'cleans, Mariichi 9, 1804.*
A ver~y wor'thy lisheorman b0. -
name10 of (rizzle w as dr owned soiV'o
since, and all1. sear'cl for 1 N'Y.
prtov'l ed iiialng After it1 ii
in the' wa ter somte monthsd, vor,
it was diiceie'eil floating oaJ sur
faice, anid talken to tho' sho6' 4"Pl~-.
ye' die itut elliigee' o thie h~ at'
flicted widlow,
MWeII, Mrs. Grizzle, wo /y found
Mr.- Ori'zle's body."
"Y\ou dion't say so !",,
"Yes we have-the j .assot oil
it, andl found it full of e "
"You don't say Mrz. ~ /-e's body
is full of eels ?'
"Yes it is, and'~j fant to know
what you1 wil Ilitave d wvith it, 1"
"Wh' y hoWv mainy ed do you tintk
thtere' is in him 1"1
"Why, uabout ab c.
. "Well, then,- th you had better
send the cols up'to' o hibus'e' an~d set
been .sient. in war/nd t will phureba ei
ev f"' oot of' ilanp'in the tlob.-. I w.dl
C16ho every 4.t, wVoma,,~ a ii Chill mt
iattire of htich - nngs and' queeneii
w.oihd b1e Tid. I wi11 bild ai schiol'
Iholn d'dtgl ery hill:<ide. andl in evoy
ralle over the earth ;~ I will biiil ali
aca ,my in every town and endo1w it ;
Slginevery State and fill it wit It
a 0poesrI will crown eVeryv ili
with a place of' worship,-.colfseengml to 4
the promiutlgation'of tH Gknpelfuf ene ;
S~abbathl mortintg the chime on one hilt
thould answer to thechrim on anothidi
Irolund the earth's wide, circutmf'orened
and the VOien of' prayer anildie song g
praise should ascend liko a umiverisal'
hloicaut to hieatven.-Iyfus ,Stevens.9
'EFutin-gb-na-be, chief of' the 14J
living at 6n liidian village four'iII*
north of Elk RapidA, is de~d~' T'
w as a veteran of 1812, apid ney an
Ameriean had fallen b efore)$'wrng