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G .b • .THE CLINTON NEW ERA. . - APRIL 4, 187 8.,
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,.Ii there's b bole la a'yam; coos, •
I read ye'tea't' it;
A oblate amang ye Lakin' nota@,
An' faith he'll grout It."
The following dialogue Wok place re
rently, =dims never yet, to my know-
ledge, appeared in hook' form. Still
there may, nevertheless, be a ;oral in
it, rendering it worthy of a 'prominent
planes ing.mi sarnal—TIwpalties.1,ll'
sent on this important occasion, as it
subsequently appears, were first, a canny
but inquisitive Scot, named Sandy, and
a neighboring sturdy and loyal York-
shireman, named Beely; while the local
Dominie, with an eye '-to ,, scieece and,
utility, saton the adjaoant fence, 'taking,
..notes and. .pri1sophir' n
g
' The* canny Scot 'oomtnVeseetl first by
-his characteristic questioning, 'tilos ;
' sheet, Wolly, boo are 'e getting on, Pno?
I.-sippose-you;re jist-lookin-Lroeir yo'k. bit -pro
perty tae see evrathing straight, '. I'm raight
glad tae sea 'e able to bo oot.
l3eely—I'm putty Batty, Sandy, ma lad, I
hope thou, and thy gal and the bairnsliar
hall in good 'art, hand that; tho_itnd thy wench
are lookingiar fain• weather, and that you
har prospering hon thy fa'm, and tnaoking
thy fortunes.
Saltily=3h, Wolly,.1n "mon; fortous are
no sae ohey made, noo•a-days, as a' that; if
I can keelf the wee ares in kale an' duds, •and
the 'guid wife brave and in guid 'umor. I'm
gm happy and contented•withoot ..portejnding.
tae hoard shier thee hard 'times, . when. the
puir Turks an' Ohinees, and even. Yankees;
are sair foref()tr'hten tan .get day an' daily
breed and butter.
• Beely—Thou bare a gootlscholar, Sandy,
and thee hast a Poorful gift of'.thy tongue;
thou 'ast many hadventages hover the higno-
rant Tiinglesh, hand I ham hexpeetia' . hall
thy knowledge moight mask theo a cleverer,
lad than Hi be, hand I is maciciti' money• liks.
dut hon my fain, hand the toimes fust rayte.
for moy profession.
Saudy—I ken, Wally, -the common -folks. in
'oar oountry get a bit smatteru q' grammar
au' geography, an' maybe even a wee bit tench
o' Laten, and a big screed' o' the : Shorter.'s
Cateohistu, than your puir folk .in• Englan"
get, or at least' did get when you were a callen,
bu tho' this may fit's tae' be . gentlemen 'arid
ladies, (if,we had the seller,) it's no 'o' much
use in Mackin' us industrious :ton' 'useful,
tradesmen and farmers, and the catechism
may fit us tat gan tae heaven, but theu we
must live while' on this airth,.and this is•the.
perteeoular point, after -a' for ns jist neo.
Beely--Thos's not far wrung, ma lad; but,
thy nidginuity moight snack . thee smart and
'elp the some'at hie treating thy.'orses hand.
cows hand :hothor stook,.: hand hin•'andling`
thy grain, hand in hitivestingitiiy surplus
money, w'ereas, ,Hi don't knew much aboot.
sich thenge, •
Sandy—Weel, Wally, I dinna kenmuckle
scoot skules an books an' sickna• things, but
I ken what is wanted to' mack '.e,a guid fear
men 'Jeest look host fresh- and thrifty,
ye'r wheat looks its gie likely 'e. sunnier
lowed the lan' afore 'e sawed thegrain.'
Beely—Tho's mistaken, .me lad,- He divua
summa follermyland,. I blind hlW'doea bit
'arm ; it new dont kill the weeds, but it dries
the tater out'of :the sile;:handl can . kill . the.
weeds by /Aiming two or three toimes in the.
'ot toinie of September, and I thus goat a crap:
each year, :and .:keep .ma;-land>in-good'art-has
weel. It requoires one to. work 'ard at that.
particular toime, but then Hi. was hallways
used. working 'ard, and I"'loiks.hit. "
Sandy—I' was reedin' about:killen •thieeelsa
and sick like weed's in a book yoner at'•oor
house, and it. says 'e canna. kill then; withoot
sumhierfallowing. Ar' 'e no mistaken, Vol-
,
lyBeely replies—Naw, Ma lad, T speak from
hixperienoe, for hi 'ave cleaned a -very duty,
weedy band thislley intim, by the plan I pro-
pound to yau, and I kuaw it is joost as hi
tell ya, but -you must go hinto hitsavagee bas
soon has the crap his heff_'tke; groan', and.
don't spar the plew ,band you will succeed,'
I'm fully sure.
Sandy continues—Weelt;,Woldy,,. I'm much
obloged tae 'e for the information. I'll -give
it a fair 'ouost troyal. I'll glue ofen an in,
the dry time o' tha fall, and prove it, and.
then I'll ken the truth 'oot.
Belly says--Thats reet ma lad, but don't
forget Sandy, to use the how' in the summer
tom to keep tho weeds from seeding. anti
thus spreading the how is :death ' to thistles.
With this treatment I think thee will bo real"
glad that yoti_hadopted the plan 'tihat was ad
vised 'by a poor hignorant Yorksheermun,
But hi, must bo aboot ma work, Sandy.. .We
can't keep the'fam in good odder by etannin
talking hover, bit. So good by ma lad. '
Sandy replies—Joest wait'yae' minnet, Wel-
ly, my man, till I tell,'e .my •mind' on. this
point, unedecated or no in book wisdom, we
teem to• unerstan' farining. at ony rate; and
nooadays a man canna dao everything an un-
erstan' it raght even, the' thae int granger
bodies wodo hae.uslielieve that they can carry
on farming, and bo traders, rtorekecpers,, shoe-
makers, ani every thing at once, they's' maistly,
kiucl o' YankefiedSelfish craters, that don't
like to coo ony body gelten a leavin but them-
selves. I think one thing is plenty for ony
man to dee raight, and ken aw aboot it scion-
tilically.• -` '
Beaty says—}fin llinglanrd the lads are put-
ty shrewd handl sma,,++., yet tome seem -to forrid
it putty 'ard to leartl to do ono thing, butthin
they must do it well, they mustliot run hover
it hand spoil it like some Canadians and Yan-
kees. I add sumo boys'olping tiro tae fesx• tea
'neeps last hoctober, hand they' was hawfu'
smat, and could do a mans wash, boot. then, I
r r
add do it over again hafts them h
tothey left.
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the ati of them growing rtutlttntouched, 'This
is not the fienglish method. Boot hi cannot
bouth talk and wook. So good' day; Sandy,
me lad.
At this point, and just as Body left,'a'fresh
arrival from Yankeedom put in his apibear-
ance, and Sandy wanted to know who haws,
and he wanted. to know who Sandy was, ,
Sandy.aoaosts him thus --Neel, frcon', this
is' a gie fine day. Yo seem Inc ha' travelled
far end lang. I w000dl'na wooer if 'e kens ma,
ya look at the sae muoklo,
:Clio Yankee replies --Stranger, dont you
want to speculate, and make your fortune in
five minutes. I'd se1,1 you half of the t'nitet-
States, or if that's too small a potatoodor you
to bit at, would yet iluy it patent medicine.
which if you take yen will never grew"old;
or hero's a patent right for ait,invontion to take
you right into the kinesin of heaven in a
hand ear without any bother ; or if you want
to be His highness give mo forty dollars to
' look into the business for yeti,
Sandy astonished at smelt marvellous pow.
ors—I bae fist been talking to a neebor who
only kent ya thing,, but yo seem to ken aw
things—wham w't
in ahe wort' did cemo frac,
Yankee—t just eame front a tarnation,brg
'the cof ereatfon
country, which is centre , to
farthing 'candle and'
wliecli paradise isonly a fa g ,
Canada 'a spitdols. The greatest 'inert the
world ever saw aro there itr bunches,gncl aro
so common we onetime shoot them in scores
to prevent people from hopping over theta in
the street
Sandy exelted4-LoSh man I thought Brest -
on was the greatest country in the 'lvarld,
either for 'trade, commerce,, science, 'war, or
poetry, or any thing he could think o',
The Yankee quite seornftt11y-7)oll't talk ta-
nte of war in that fashion. We could muster`
eiteuglt of Hoppers tc eat up the Britishers,
We have Dannon which take balls big enough
to snake an island somewhat larger than Eng-
land. Wo one day split a pieoe'off the sun,
we -Were onlypr-aetfaleg-arlittle:--Ifl-we-
had hit it square you would have been burn-
ing oil clow at one thousand dollars a gallon,
It's a tarnation pity we did not hit it.
Sandy—It's nay ()pinion if wo gen very reach
furor in oar country they'll pit. ye in the asy•
lam for arlunatiok; There's peony- wiser and •
better men there noo, if I'rn• no vett'nrutth
mistaken. . •
Yankee—If they" do; we will turn -this tat'.'
nation oountry inside out in forty-five seconds,
and consider it only amusement. Wears all'
sovereigns and generale in our.country.. Your
• country would b`s on a volottinc in no time, if
one sovereign subject of our glorious Union
-was-thus-treated, •- ---
•Sandy—It'a ttae use me talking tae a. full.
Its; my private opinion, if aw.•your folk are
like you, Darwin, the great philosopher; must
• needs be wcang.' since he.seys that•nien first
'sprang -Eras the monkey tribe, while its sae
very plainthere mus jackasses. v ythatMust j. seea..
By. this time Sandy's. wrath wow's° greet
that to 'keep' the; peace be judged .it prudent
to start on his own business, leaving the Yan-
ked to'purint h s peddling proclivities. to:lie
owe gratification; if hot profit,
When they iie're all'out of sight and hear-
ing, the Domingo commenced to:draw his' don-.
elusion on these matters, and moralizes; some
whit.;a5 follows;„'
• ' Now, what is the reason of this. marke&dif•
e three. men.The answer,
foren a in these t ee
comesthat education. makes it.' Education
ithpliea°inore.than schooling merely. Youper-
ceive the Englishman above referred to- has
little of that. Yet he is the most useful mem-
ber of society of the three, anion he knows how
to geton•in the world. The Soot .oti the, other
hand is intelligent and willing to do .well, but
is-not'praotieal;, Whilethe Yankee. is a knave
and an idle ,boaster. It appears plain.that it
is best for'the State that'each person compos-
ing it should be well-behaved, :sober, idustri-
-ons; and -should know thoroughly .how to do
'some nee. thitig, and make it successful. Is
may school system doing this. -decidedly not—
quite the opposite.' It is founded on. the same
fallacy.aa. the grange organization. viz., that a
person, should learn everything. they can, and
the division of. labor is .divided,' Now a pro -
.per division of labor and of learning also is
highly. beneficial to'theState„ as-.it.is:.impossi-
'ble for one persoeto post himself theoretically
and 'soundly in the ae'umulated knowledge,
science, art,. &o., ui 'a succession of ages, It
is not necessary to be a, good farmer that one
shou'ld;be a land.suryeyor or veterinary stir.
.geon', any more than it •is that' the dry goods
merchant should know how to ;make er manu
feeture'the 'cloth he sells in his store.: If a
man is sick he goes to the doctor. Well, if
.he wants to know whathis laud wants to make
it yield the beet returns, let him go to the
ohemtst The one is as, natural as the-othet.
It appears plain enough. that this division.:of
labor is truly necessary. if we .want 'to paake'
the moat of every department .of science and
rt.---A-d if -yon -take -this view. of eachbranch-
of knowledge.and business you will most likely -
succeed, One. reason of the want of success
is lack of knowing- proper thinggs relating to -
:the line embarkedin You onta'king this view
-will age the- poet in speaking of universai•'know
ledge states the fact, when he says.: -.0.,
A little, learning Is a dangerous thug, '
• .21110 deep,'cttaste not the Pierian: opring.
•
OZSERVVn
,Rippers, .April 3, 1$77.
.:• .;teles 'of Intei.est.. ' •
A Chicago firm 'recently.seut a cable
message to England . and received u re
ply' within .forty-five minutes.
Great distress is reported in the spin-
ning and .w, vinf; districts of Germany,.
probably due to the felling oft in the
Ameilcan and Oriental trade,
_4n explosion, by; which five lives are
known.. to have been lost, ;has occurred
in the Opedell colliery, North 'Stafford
shire... Thirty per'soiis were in the pit
',after the accident, and are also :believed
to have•perished •. '
• Mrs.' Klingetstoin, of New York,
treated on. Saturday night that a bur-
Olar h'ad robbed'lrer apar'tments,• runner
dreain proved true. While aIle was'en-
tering a complaint to the police a wfeell.•-
known thief was brought; to. the station
and was immediately recognized by 'her
as tlici_hurglnr she saw in. her dt;eam,--
A'seareli revealed some of her 'stolon pro-
perty in 'prisoneir'e 'possession.
horst-Lnfferin's 'wonderful' speech in
Greek, at -Montreal has greatly gratified
his 'Mends• ii this 'country. 'Through-
out Bnglautl And. -Scotland he was well
known to be a gentleman of the high..
est culture; and in Belfast he ryas equelly
respected fddr-his0noble qualities 6f -head
and heart, A. friend of 'nine once had.
a long conversation with him in Ireland,
and Was delighted. witlf hiagenialty'and
scholarly. refinenlent. IJ:o has ;;coved
himself to .11tr rs lrttmcrotts as he is
scholarly..' Mimi; satisfaction is 'felt in
t
bo r circ' S---indee tea
Lt a sl e d I venture
Y
to say amongst 'all politicians here—
that Sir John A, :1Mfacdonald's motion
?or readjusting the Canadian tariff was
defeated in the 'Dominion Iloilo 'of
Commons.•---En+'tish Gorreepondent.' •
A. half-witted Parisian hes been.tmtilt-
ing en experiment in dentistry. I10
had long been suffering from tootlraclie,
but obstinately refused to go to a dentist,
and at length, finding ,the pain' triton
I durable, took the following uncotilrnon
--metlrgtt� fectbt sedan:- -Te the tooth ho
had attached a long string, and to tho
string a heavy' stare' ; thus' Armed he
proceeded to, the topmost story of the•
lr.eilse he occupied, opened 'Ilio window,
and hurled the stone into the air, ' The
weight of the . stones end the length of
the string .produced so violent a .shook,
that not only was the tooth polled Out,
but with it a portion of the jaw, lila
neck heingpso painfully twisted that be
fainted. Hour's whaled er
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ness returned-nnd when. ho reeovererl.
his senses, it was only �to find . himself
deprived of the faculty of speech.
Anile*'icitu News..Items.., „
' John the weelthieet.man in
Cowan County, Roberts,..irginia, while despon-
dent, shot himself fatally on Wednesday.
Breand ]itrs. Theodore T'ton are
about to to -unite ani leave the United
Stetes'for some more congenial country.
A Western correspondent says I
dio''tlilt dating.,,tile_mmin{gAuinmea.•
the ,largest wheat orop ever prodn:eed in
the I.Tnited States will be harvested,
Minnesota and Wisconsin are now'sow-
ing their spring wheat, tend it is safe• to
say, that the North-west will increase its
wheatacreage•30--slots cent. '
:A. despatch front' Chicago. states ,thet,.
the concentration of hostile Indians in
the,neighborhooa'of Sitting Bull's ca,ulp_
continues, their *lumber being entinlaled •
at -.between 'five . and seven "thousand.
Sitting $ ll•• s. aid -to -.counsel -n -Madera-
tion towards panadiens,'but breathes
veegeauge. againiit the United •States.. ',
•• At. Waltham, on Wednesday, Jaynes;
Larkin, while.intoxicated, beat his mo-
ther
S apprising her, dead, he
tired the house end jiimped •. into . the
river, . Thecurrent bore', hies.to land,
and he returned home, and was arrest-
ed by the polioo who had extinguished
the: fire, The mother will probably re-
.A'gentleiian who has spent the last
month -ha -Kansas says that never in the:
history of that. State bar the immigra
tion. , been so • large ;, that the railroad
companies "-ate busy night and day
y
making out deeds of land for .new set,
tiers." This feet goes far to' show ' that
those who -have' been lingering the past
few years inthe Bastin the hope of bet-
ter:, times' halve made up their minds
that Ilorece Greeley's'advice might not
be -so .bad -after all; and they . are "going
West" about es fast as the railroads are
able to carry 'theme •
Governor `Cochran; of Delaware, is
evidently not open to the ..charge of
wanting in tllat " sterner stufl" of which
ambitioi; should be .made. Some
ago • two .--negroes ' were . convicted, at
Newcastle, in that State, a out tging a
*bite -woman calling' herself Mrs. Smith.
•Afterwards• this woman adtnitted The
Charge, . to be false, and.•hee paramour,.
whose evidence with hers' had' alone se-
cured conviction, confessed he had Sworn
•to' a lie.'. Still .the Governorrefused a
F
ardon, and the men' whose characters
were of the best, were hanged.
A• novel 'entertainment for New York-
ers, and osis which has all the stamp of
a : ammo en erprlse, *as an imposing
dieplap oit'•Saturday" night of liaise, ti=
gers,: bareback riflers; hyenas and ,queens
or: the arena in oaloium,lighted atreats..
pageant ' was 'unusually' rand,
.and in' the glare of numerous exloiem;
lights the arena.jewels of the eg testrien-.
nes were transformed into blazing gems
-and the mounted chevaliers: shimmered
with brilliancy in their snitp of mail.
The caged beasts awoke -the echoes, and
the streets were thronged with a curious
popttlace. •..'
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PA RAN.
Minton, Margit. 1870, •
WORTH KNOWING
WIYEItE 'C-O'G IGT 0060 'ociA
0603o TBAfor80; Ao, 60, U0, and 78 Dente per
GOOD SUGAR, 11 pounds for one dollar. •
'GOOD. ItAISI1 S 1S pounds for one dollar:
• Aline assortment Of •',
oeke
and.G -ohea
Chinet Class r xY, verY p
°all and eee,stook before purchasing "elsewhere, Ail
kinds of Produce ti1i n in exohauge for goods,
FRESI[ OYSTEIIS •constantly on 'hand,
C17NING11A111E .b AIIiENU ural
Clinton, Nov. 8, 1871.
nnd any other inflammatory
RHEUMATISM disease carat is
Erysipelas, 'Scrofula, parri-
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dred 'other diseases are caused by an acid ftrm'ent,
which produoes inflammatory action. Brunton's Alt.'
sorbent will poeftively effect a euro in S few hours, by
absorbing the bold poison from GM system. Soldaby
druggist's. Pride, 50o. Advicein particular oases/NE
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We have here in Hart county. Ky., a
wart be the name of William:Botyman,
Who was thrown away in the.palache
Mountains. M. C. when; an infant, and
was found by an old bear -and adopted
-ns a cub, At the age of about ten years-
he
earnhe was captured, tied 'h4nd and foot,.
and thenhis captors found that he
could not talk, nor could be be persuad-
ed
ersuaded to take any food batt uialk, which he
slicked from a 'bottle, shotving.`.tbat he
had lived solely from the nbt'sing of the
bear. Bowman is now a former near
Omega, and any one doubting the truth
of Nib statement can have it verified by.
seeing 'him,—Kentucky .Three Springs.
A correspondent of an Americanpa
per compares the.,;situation of Canadian
and American farmers, . and asks :—
Why is "it that the prices charged by
American seedsmen aro tri7rin blots of
the Canadian sec'dsmen 4 . " Certainly,.
not .that the seeds are superior nor that
labor is" .higher in' 1rassaeht.setts than
in Toronto. RSttliply :that rho. paternal.
Government rea'runs itself .for. its- free
'distribution ;olid' ifs provision for the
agriculturtil 'general' by 'protecting':
the seedsulan in overcharging the farrnt.
er. It is tulle farmers understdorl that
' protection' means this ' Slee._ says
paternal (irovernmetit, `r yell. can send
your wheat to the hest market, but when
your goods come back in exchange, we.
will take our share of it, Instead of a
yard and a half of clout' foe your bag of.
wheat, you shall have but a yard and eve'
will ,pocket the • balance.' Whosoever
else may profit by ' protection', to: the
farmer it if: a dead inenbus.
•
The lto-ntpelier•Argus tells the follgw-
lug story'. Por, some tune past l rnstus
Char, of Calais,has"becn tronbled with.
a swarm of rats, -which have attached
his cattle and eaten holes itY their hides.
The other night his hired nttati went in-
to the barn just. in season to. 'see' it
stiar�n of rats emerge from it hole, and
killed eight at once. A. few iron tl
after a young heifer' was seen to phY ge
madly' abou t, and . examination revealed
stn enormous rat on itsbaek,.contentedlly
sucking front a hole which it 'lied made
in the animal's hide. Poison and other,
methodsliave been tcsbrted to, but
without avail, and the depredations of
the rodents have increased to such an
extent that Mr.. Char fears that heowill
have to give them the entire use of the
barn in order to save his battle. •
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Clinton, Aug. 87, 1A77 '
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pND�QT�NI�G
rlinn socienlll>;It BEos mtAvn To STATE,
1 to the public that lie keeps constantly on hand
a largo and superior *heti of - •
CO 'Ffl 'S, CAS TS,
• •••—•S:n,• ,
Coffin Trimmings 'and Robes,
WW1 it s lendid IiisA2tSI+', eon! C r
wp a i�it:s altvaya
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any tiree, at
TEN .PER ,OENT trilSS
Than eau be proeured at any other place;
A full. (stock of PURVITURE
Always ori band,
OS. STE'V'ENSO11.
Clinton, pray 10,1817.
0
ily reading and -practicing
® the inostifiable truths eon.
tatned In the beet mbrl',eat •
honk ever ;snort antitied',
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OLINTQ t,'March 28, 1878.
URAL :WO:RKS.
Climax Double CylinderTlireeliirig Machine' ,
Combination and Vibrator •Threshing M a chines,
And' all kinds of AGILICIJLTITIIAI, Iii l?LtiCiE1QTS alwa y ?e_ 'on hand. r '
'Ta meet the large and increasing demand for our. celebrated Threshing M;elrines, from a
'parts 'of the-oniiuion,' we have, by the introduction of the latest and most approved •
niaelrinery into, on; works, greatly increased Our manufacturing facikities, We are therefor •
, in a position to fill all orclers.protnplly.
fiver machine is run, and'thoroit• bI 'tested before leavin the shop, aii;1 w ranted to ire
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entire satisfaction.
i 'B Before orcl Thig a?seivldare soul Ar ?Jirculars afut Posters.. Order early
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YNCCRPoRAvE7) 1874, Sticcessors to Thomson & 'WiIii dna, ofrril:Heliell,
Agricultural ¢ EngineWorks
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Johnstan harvesters, : tingle Reapers, -Mowers and Combined. Machines,
Broadcast Seeders, Seed •Brllr 'Tors e Powers', Se,vvirig. .
" ivlaohinea, Grain Crushers, Straw Gutters, •1'lc'ws, Gan;; plows, &o..:
Builders of Steam Engines and tloilerS, al) si e.s,
" ATDTL WIIEELS .A.N1) AT% CI X S OlilII11IACltIii RT. • -
- a Works 'r ciCfes towns
Grant r t)"a:at and Saw kilts cot Tct+y. Also or Water i� and
radars fann ,1` ii' 1' ,
trillagt,o ea the Irony SysfeIII. xv Cheese .l'actary ittacltiricry S'pecittity,
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