" Efetfpf Salt on Wliea. In an inter
anting series of experiments recently on
the farm' of hc Royal Agricultural Socie
ty gjagland tlio nanurial ralue of salt
jtm unmistakably jndicatpd, An acre of
wheat dressed with three hundrii pounds
flf ppmin'oh salt yielded thiTtyruiup bath
? of grain, with a proportionate amount
pf straw, whiljo.ap adjoining apre, left
nnraapurpd, prodnped only; fsrenty-njue
iisLei per acjet witl the straw imper
fectly developed. The entire pasp of the
' rrvp is not stated, but this experiment
hows that the additional ten bushels re
ujng from the salt were produced at a
fioti of thirty cents each. In another case
p piece of grpund Intended for wheat was
-njougtaed phe preceding fall, and again
fa itfrj, when it was sowed with salt, and
ftirward ploughed before seeding. On
ihe 1st and 2d of $ptentpr wheat was
8flV at ' tho rate of two bushels to the
acre. .Thfe crop when harvested, yielded,
according to the est jmateof tlifrpwner Mr.
'johii Parke, not less than fprfjbushels
of grain to the acre, with a luxuriant
Vrflwth of stranv From these and many
wimilar cases the inference seenjs to be
yljit salt is a specific for the wheat crop,
imparting solidity to thegrain and firm
ness to tho straw, Rut it must not be
.concluded that equally good results will
always follow the appjicatjqn of salt.
Montreal Gazette.
Jnsecfs find Flowers..
It has long been known that flowers
were necessary to insects ; but it is only
within the last few years that ii has been
diepsyered tluit insects arc quite necessa
ry to flowers. There are, -however, but
two or three tribes of insects whoso visits
are serviceable to Hostem iu the way of
fertilization. The Lepidoptera or butter
fly tribe are specially go, and the moths
flying by night and visiting such flowers
pea are only open at that time, are furnish
pi with a trunk or proboscis which sucks
up honey in its fluid state, and in seek
ing it the insect becomes covered with
pollen, which it transfers from flower to
flower. In this way a single insect will
fertilize many flowers. Besides being at
. racjeij y the color ' of flowers, insects
seem capable of appreciating taste and
smell, just as the higher animals do. What
lowejrS-are to insects, triyts are to birds
and mammals. Both are colored, scented
and sweet ; but they have acquired their
various allurements for the attraction of
different creatures. Oliamber's Journal.
Agricultural Museum. Yesterday this
institution received a large bundle of some
beautiful specimens of the regular West
India sugar cane. It was raised in Bla
den county by Hayes W. Realty, Y. sq
It
is very d.jo indeed.
Edgecombe ouuty contributes a conpl
of ery Jong-handjed gourds. Eal. Obs.
FIGHTING WITH A WILD CAT.
Battling 'With an Escaped Beast in
Woods.
;New York Sun, 12th,
Rocky Mountain wild cafe belonging
o Mrr John Spencer, of Baypnne, N. J.,
was allowed fo escape on Sundav thronirli
jtlie carelessness of some persons who were
Joolvwig at it iu its cage. Mr. Spencer re
turned on Saturday from a hunting expe
dition in the West, mjngjng tie wild cat,
wlucli ho Lad wounded, with him. Its
fierceness had not yet worn off, and it no
sooner regained its freedom than it bound
ed away to the woods. Men armed with
guns, and accompanied by dogs-ent in
pursuit.. The wild cat was tracked into
Cadmus' woods. There U turned at bav
and with' all its natural ferocity attacked
ft dogihat was chasing it A fierce battle
f I, "atjuunganimaisgrappiea,
rolled oxer, and sprang at each other with
prcyells npd barks. The dog was ter
ibly lacorated, and it, came ruuning out
pi iue weoas nowling with pain. - The
wild cat had scratched out one of its eyes,
and otherwise senonsly injured St.
A.valuable Ivound was then put on the
trail, and it led tho party tea large hol
low stump. near the shore of Newark Bay.
The hound kept at a respectful distance
from the stump, in1 which fhp wild cat
was evidently crouching. Mr.
approached, and fo scare the animal, fired
ms gurv? into the stump. , Instantly the
Fild tat ."sprang out with a trrifiA ' ri?
It proucjied, lashing its tail, and prepared
for a spiing at :its pursuers. The battfe
with the dog had EeepungTy whetted its
tulf!JP9MenlJ " sprang with all its
strength at Mr. Spencer, its owner; who
ppi:oacho.d,nearer ; than the others, think
ing tlie animaj miglit recognize its master.
Ir. Spencer luckily escaped its claws by
dash iug aside.' It Jande several feet b
Iiind Mr.;Sppeer, Befpre 'it could niakp
, another spring Mr TIomas' Churchill,
lle Imicl proprietory sent a bullet through
jts hearr; ;.
-The wildcat is-te stuf&d for4Ir.
Churchill, to w horn the owner presented
It as a trophy of his niarksmanshin.' '
Anothpr CdibrnidTTvtider. The cham
pion long-niised m'au Veiesat" Sacramen
to. Its owper was at break yesterday,
when a friend seat ajt the ppnhsite side
pf the. table,', knowing' him to be a little
near-sighted, remarkedj Vjierp a fly
pa the end of yo'u'r nosej ' V'Is eret"
respondettthe owner of the horn of plen
ty'. "I dgnt Jviiow if. "Just please scare
him off; you.'re nearer to him than lam !"
SliirraniPitln 7iVwv7. TT,,;,, '
.
AN INSTANCE OF INDIAN
DARING.
The Beaver (Utah) Square Dealer
says; "An instance of what an Apapne
Indian will Jo in the way of cool dar
n? when the prize is worth the risk,
once occurred on a ranche in Arizona.
The owner of the ranche was an Amer-
ican.
To guard against the Apaches
he.had built aJilock-house, and, ad
ioiniuz it, a. court-yard and corral,
surrounded by an adobe wall 8 feet
high and 5 feet thipk, Jn the corral
he herd were niffhtfy spcured. He
had a contract to feed and guard 400
liead of beef cattle belonging to the
United States forf, some thirty miles
. A A. 1 ,1
away. AJ.ore fnon one auerap na
been made by the- Apaphps t P"
ture the herd, whije feeding two or
three miles from the block-honse.
But the vigilant herdsmen had driven
hfreaUlp at a gallop into thp corral,
before the Indians could stampede'
hem. One night those came a tear
ful stopm. A solitary Apache,- un
armed, and with nothing to protect
him from the ram, climDeU over nae
corral wall; crouching in the corner
he waited for day. Early in the
morning, the storm having passed
fcway, eight herdsmen, mounted and
armed, waited, at the corral s gate tor
the herd to be out. The gate was
opened. The stock poured out. Sudr
deuly up sprang the Apache j vault-
ing on the nearest horse, he clutched
his mane with one hand, while with
the other he waved his red blanket
and yelled like a dmon. In an iu-
staut every hoof made a rush and the
stampede began. The horse frigh
tened, darted into the midst of the
flying cattle, As in a frenzy they
went through the gateway, the Apache
clasped his arms around the horse's
neck, andf throwing his body on one
side of the maddened animal disap
peared from view. A thousand men
ranged in column could not stop that
rush of the crazed herd down the val
ley r The herdsmen fjred a volley
which wounded and ,kiled some of
the cattle. Two bancs of Apaches,
darting out from opposite sides of the
valley, closed up from behind the lierd.
Four hundred head of cattle were thus
captured and run off by the daring and
cunning of one Apache.
TAME OST&IQHES.
These strange birds stalked at the
head of the processioq of domestic an
imals and appeared to be on the most
excellent terms with all of them. Oc
casionally one would deviate to the
right or left of .the track to pick a
mouthful of grass, but as soon as the
drover would leave the road and' shout
at it, it would immediately fall into
its proper ptace and march forward
with the utmost demure gravity, as if
to be guilty of an infringnjentof rules
was the last thing it would think of.
Ostriches always have an intensely
Stupid look, but they are npt nearly
such fools as the uninitiated would
take them fbr and although the most
timid creatures on the earth when in
a state of nature, in captivity or when
domesticated, they are bold aud dang
erous, more especially the males.
Horse or rider indiscriminately they
will attacks walking up to the object
of there indignation with a quiet,
measured stride, never evincing for a
moment the slightest evidence of hos
tilityin fact, looking such fools that
no one" wpJiild imagine them capable
of inimical ideas when, with a quick
movemept, done with great strength
and velocity, they raise their foot and
strike forward, the edges of the toes
lxeingso sharp that they will cut your
cfothes the whole length of the stroke.
As thpy are too valuable to be knock
ed on the head, perhaps you turn to
run from them, but their speed is such
that an attempt t?u& tolelude them is
useless. The only plan then to be
pursued isto throw yourself down and
lip still on your face or bact. They
cannot kick you in these positions, but
they will jump on you add tramnle all
over you. While this operation is going
fin V.ll mlT nr!..A i. i - I 1
""v tern, iu your ieeiins's
and satisfy your self-esteem b'y be-
stowine upon them a few reminders
that two can play at the same game.
Advice to Zorw.r-Xeyer slin t.h i-i
on lierflu'ger, bpys'tiir you slir) around
early some morning and see how nature
triumphs over art yhen you give nature
a fair chance, aridher best fellow ain't
ai ouna. -1 ou wouldn't recognize her with-
out an Introduction : and from tLe loot-
of her wardrpbo- ypufd taVp her for the
hired girl, or ia yellow feyer annWr! Tt,f
just let the lell ring, or a visib of a. pair
" f 'in arouna tue corner, and
the way ehp faces off the distancj) ' inter
yening between -the buttery door and a
Imuh and comb,' would naaWa carrier
pigeon tear jts jjair with eiivy. f ;1 1
A delapidated individual stood gaz
ing at a h uge pile of . watermelons i u
front of a Woodward avenue grocery,
until his mouth watered, and hp made
bold, to remark to a man who was se
lecting one for dinner; .
' J wish J had five icents to get a
small melon; J haven't tasted a melon
tor over two years.,,
Thp gpntlpmaj) promptly. Jjanded
over a nipkel and went on with his se
lection. About thp time hp had his
melon picked but be saw the vqgrant
coming ut of a saloon near by, and he
called out :
I thought you. wantpd that money
to buy a melon."
; "So, I did," was the very courteous
answer, ifl told you I hadn't tasted
a melon for over two-years, and after
reflecting a little I found I hadn't
tasted whiskey for over three. There
fore, I gave whiskey a show to catch
up with, melon, and start off square.
Nothing mean about me, sir good
bye!" It i.Ci
In Italy the collection of taxes is
farmed our, the man who will under
take the work for the smallest per
centage ubfainjng it. Hp then pays
in the amount assessed in his district
and the authorities place fyrco at his
disposal to collect tho tax. Que uu
happy man obtained an appointment
in a remote district. No one would
pay up. He advertised the lands for
salej none of the residents attended
the sale and strangers were a'dvised
that the pljmate was unhealthy for
proprietors under tax titles, who were
apt to perish from violent diseases of
the throat. The collector is out about
60,000 francs and costs.
HOW MANY APPLES.
A mart met a Burlington boy walk
ing towards town on the Agency road
eating an apple. "How many apples
have you ?" asked the fnan, The boy
replied, "One half as many apples as
I have eaten, added to twice as many
as I am going to eat, less five that a
bigger boy took away from me, divi
ded bv two-thirds of the number I
0
dropped in the orchard when I saw
the dog, plus six which I ate on the
orchard fence before the man saw me,
will equal one fifth of all that I tried
to get." How many apples did he
have ? Burlington Haxckeye.
An old gentleman reproached his
son for carrying a gold watch in a ver
careless aud exposed manner; but the
young gentleman persisted iu the
practice, in spite of parental admon
1-
tion. In a crowd at the theatre, on
evening, the old gentleman asked h
13
son to tell him what o'clock it was
aud the young man was distressed to
find his watch had been stolen. f'Never
mind," said his father, smiling, "
took it myself to show you how easU
you could be robbed here it is !" II
put his hand in his fob to restore il
but lo, and behold, it was gone ! Some
thief, more adriot than himself, ha
appropriated the property.
A caustic Frenchman was annoyed
by an impertinent fellow, who ridi
culed him by imitating his imperfect
manner of speaking the English lan
guage. After patiently listening to
him for some time, the Frenchman
coolly replied, "Aly fine friend, you
vud do veil to stop now, for if Sam
son had made no better uge of de jaw
bone of an ass dan you do, he would
never have killed so many Vims'ans'
It is said that so acute is the sheep's
sense of hearing that she can distin
guish the cry of her own lamb among
as many as a thousand others all bleat
ing at tjie same time; and the lamb,
too, is able to recognize its mother's
voice even though it be in the midst
of a large flock.
We should carry our affections to the
mansions prepared for us above, where
eternity is the measure, felicity the
state, angel the company, the Lamb the
light, and God the inheritance and por
tion of his people forever;r Jeremy Taylor.
STOP AT THE
BOYDEFJ HOUSE,
SALISHTJBY, N. C.
O. S. BROWN, Frop'r,
(Latp oflhe National Hotel, Raleigh.)
J6AT HQMJE AQ-AfN.
Having leaped this house far a term of years,
I would be pleased fo have mr friends call' and
see me. It yvtt he kept as a FIRST-CUSS
HOT Elf fN 'EVERY RESECtJ -
Board: Two Dollars Per JJay.
m-QyiymU3 AT EVERY XRAIN.-3
Large Sample Roomer Commercial Travr
ellers. Ttx- ME.
1 C S.'BRQWtf, Jr. 1
W.O.SHELBURV i niPPL-a
January, st, J 878. 11 :tf. '
45 Years Before the Public.
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DYSrgFSlA AMD SICK HEADACHE.
Symptoms of a Diseased Liver,
PAIN in the right side, under thq
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sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
side j the patient is rarely able to lie
pn the left side ; sometimes the pain 15
felt under tho shoulder Jjlade, and it
frequently extends to top of the
shqulder, and is sonietimes mistaken
for rheumatism in the arm. The .
stomach is affected wiih-Ioss of appe
tite and sickness ; the bowels in gen?
eral are cpstive. sometimes, alternative
with Jax ; the head is troubled with
pain, accompanied with a dull, heavy
sensation in the back part, TKere ig
generally a considerable, loss of menv
ory, accompanied with a painful sens
sation of having Jeft pndene some
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A slight, dry cough is sometimes an
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and he complains of a prickly sensa
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and although he is satisfied that exer
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every remedy. Several of the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few of them ex
isted, yet examination of the body,
after death, lias shown the liver to
have been extensively deranged.
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Dr. C. McLane's Liver Pills, in
cases of Ague and Fever, when
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For all bilious derangements, and as
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Tho 2Icxica:i ilusn Liniment Is n matchless
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TIMETABLE WESTERN fi. C. RA1LRPAP,
In effect Thufsda, October 17th. 1878.
GOING WEST.
STATIONS, j Arrive.
Salisbury j
Third Creek '....J 7 22 A. M.
Statesville ! 8 15 "
Catawba. ! 9 15 ' !'
Newton j 1 0 11 "
Canova 10 29
Hickory v 11 00 "
leard 11 48 "
Morgantoq 12 33 ."
Hri.lgewater , 1 21 P. M.
Marion .' 1 2 09 "
Old Fort 3' 03 . JL
Henry .77... .j 3 16
GOING EAST.
6 30 A U
STATIONS.
Henrv
Old fort
Marion ..........
Iiridgewater....
Morganton
Icard
Hickry
Canova
Newton.....
Catawba
Statesville
Third Creek...
Salisbury...... .
Arrive.
7 9 A. M.
8 00 4?
8 52 "
9 38 "
10 26 'f
11 07 "
7 00 A.M.
11 40 44
55
12 52 P.M.
1 48-
2 43 '
3 40 "
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