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KCHTIICAIlCLm-PAX.
LICOSECTI0X..
THE JOURNAL.
at, HARPER. .
Business Hiupr,
SEW BERNE. N. C JAN. 14 1880.
entered at the Post oibm at New Bsrae,
w - assaooaa-ciaas uiw,
OFFICIAL AGRICULTURE.
' The following article from the ,
Y. irrW1'7rortftIS(l4Jloii
of memoers of Uongress:
An effort is to be made in Con
err n to provide for" Agricultural
r Experiment Stations. This is but
a mrt ami parcel pf tba. ndter-ituJ
' ine pressure to bare toe Goverumenj
I6 J everything.' ' "Jhat U ,tber,e Jip
the agricultural calling over and
above an? ether calling which de
mands "government experimenta
tion and instruction! If there is
any one oocupatioa:. in tne United
States wuicu needs official attea
tipn lees than agriculture the fact
is iot generally kuown. There are
numerous gentlemen and, practical
farmers throughout tne country
who an making experiments in
stock breeding C anJ 4 ;te8tiDgi the
- capacities -"of Roil and climate;in
. ever possible way, and it is utterly
out or tbe question for too uovern
mo weumpeitr wibu tucui. ...,.i
The .experience of the immorta
Le Due wh epeat thousands of 1m
public dollars in officially trying to
and oat something about tne cult
vation of tea, -after many prrvftte
imjirfdajila bad exhaustively been
ver the eame. ground, furulsnonB
good Illustration of how this; sort
thing works.- Tbe sorghum episo
U another case in point. The Value
placed on tbe services of the Agri
. cultural Bureau, and on thaoub
lisbed agricultural reports is not of
a character to encourage an expan
Bion in this line of Government ac
tion or of distributing waste paper,
A well-edited agricultoraijonrnal
. disseminates' more useful informa
tion among the farming community
than any Government agency is
capaUa of. while as;; a pioneer in
the possibilities of the calling the
fATArnmntit wonld .full , sn far be
hind the voluntary explorers eon
amor m to be utterly fridtcqitrtl.
The project of teaching thefAlberM
can farming community (agriculture
by Government ofBaiala it about as
reasonable as one to prop up the
most stable of the Egyptian pyra
tnids to keep it from turning upside
down : v-'
Tie "JorBKAI. has repeatedly
urged that the farmers can by using
their .local papers be oC far more
oenejii'io one anoxner .man any
experiment station ran by. the Gos
crnjnent. If a Jarmer, in this sec
tion wanted to know anything abbht
trucking or raising Vegetables1 te
would -'eonsnltr 'Mesirst'DtJV" fthfu
CEiipCETT,' Boski.K or any of (he
tracers, around New Berne, -where
practical science is used' la mannr
ing and f coltivating, rather than
J-isk therepbrta sent oat byGor
ernment experiment stations. There
is not a county in all, this, sectioo
that does not contain farmers who
can eir raluabl inionnation ;on
tbe cultivation of cotton, corn1, the
cereals and on' stock raising.2 ' Bii't
the "'great difficulty' is' in ', gett
taenr co use tneir local papers &
sYsBomnafjno Ihoir1 rinvi a.nI T.
perimenta. If they would do this,
thera would be no use for the1 Gpv1
Hernmenft either JTalional' or 'state,
to organize "experiment, stations,
The publication, of BJCAN.'a iof
anula for manure by the local papers
taroiighou4.tbe. Sooth, has' done
xnore real good than the Agricul
tural Departmehl at' Washington
since Hi ' form ation. Tbe Depart
nnent may be necewaryjfor.the col
lection and preservation of statis
tics. Lut further than this it fs rid
; .. : .'-' ' ; V'" "
TLe climate ,of 2Tortli Carolina
n a no great extremes or beat - or
co.J. 2 lie winters are generally
mild, without any excessive cold.
The thermometer - seldom gets as
low as 15, and 'remains so but a
few days. An extremely cold win
tereUaiftjOouurs, not oitener than
once in ten years, and then the ex
treme of ald beldom lasts longer
than two .weeks."""" The average of
the thermometer in winter is about
flo wers bloom ' in 'the open air
mne months in the year, and in
some .seasons, joeea : bloom until
January-! Springr opens ia Febru
ary, and ID the latter part of March
tmekera commence 'shipping vege
tables. Cottdn'is being, marketed
in Septem tier, and the corn crop in
fjDYejmber$4 trrtWlav!: Ti.'-) '
hi Immediately on the sea coast ice
seldom iorms'Btrongenbugh to beat
thbeigbVof a! man. andisleichine
is ahnbstffotjknbwb., ; jpie , winters
are generally dry, tne raiufall being
Bwa.mj8.-vilij& j entire' year, ' when
penaed, they-Tequire nothing more
han -an' nnicloseoy; shelter, The
isothermal )ihe 6f JEasterq Carolina
asseSj.LarppgBwcjpuiinerii ,par
r 1? ranee, so renowned i for the
Qfta.efl8.oUta cjimate,t , During tbe
ammecmMBtks: thei heat is Dot as
rroressiwasit Witf.iliadle Oaro-
linWiirtlieOTtherM Statesyand
thi tfa,jr; bit weather lasts
but atituna..v:Sun. strokes are
almofltii -fuknowi: The average
heat iff 'summer is 73, "The prox
ihrltV td'ttie e i " and being" perie-
ntfidji eyeryeiptipn.wy aounda
u.iBiWatSooar8e8,'imodilie8' the
hatBuTirf prevailing winds during
tba safflmer months1 - are" froth the
siovthwes,? ahd Southeast, and they
aVe of almost dailv. re2ularitv. -i A
lirt,ly ivaUii,j;iMimier night is of
rttre oocurencs) ia the' cttv of 'New
Tiurlnrthl'mdntVsof ". October.
vembe-r aact ait sof December,
tbeiimat isof dalicions -softness:
the-aftmosbbere' Is" singnlarly bright
aaa cieqr, anq suen js trauspar-.
encY .that opjeefs,, atn great . dis
tance seem near. Outdoor? labor
dowBg the cntrryrcaflr seldom
interrupted either .by excessive heat
preice38i.ve.e6ld. ;:..:
I A' great, deiw of Jgnbirancf pre-
U3 as regards, tne fiealtnrolnesa of
e climate of Eastern North' Caro-
a,t TJte anintormed think that it
tboand t ! pestilence "where
jfttb .bestrides' the . eveninz crale
atiiffj jtlie yielding breatn inhales
pbon t.witn i it si delight,- and the :
iiioaiaeaof Jaohet melts' away nn-!
rBT)K)airaHty ot nature." This
etWr bf o'tiafon" Vaf7one; time
wjidplreaa; (griaier faoiUtlea rfor
rapid oiumimioatk)u ! have greatly
dtspelledi U'l The 'day - has passed
when a westertf tnn mnde; hia will
before Jie staVteft; bp joflraey east
employe 1
road t :
New
and (J .1
I loy 1 I
in clvaric
often work
ia Idl-lrg a turnpike
; h f Ewarrp bttwern
.tt river in Juiitj
v f nties, though em
i ia ur?r and summer
and cai -ling land, and
iug in water, kept in ex
cellent health and improved in their
physical condition. It is a well es
tablished fact that the - geaeral
health of the convicts working in
the ! east, was better than those
working on railroads in the , moun
tain region ot North Carolina."
. ' Professor Emmons, former State
Geologist, asserts that the swamp
lands are not unhealthy,' and the
late Hon. Edmund , UuiSn. in his
sketches of Eastern North Carolina,
alluding to Hyde county, says:
"From the existing condition of the
land and of the lake region, every
stranger would. ; infej; ; th a .general
and worst effects of malaria ia pro
ducing disease and death, but I was
assured that such was not the fact.
and that the residents Buffered 'bat,
nine irom. autumnal aiseaset; tue
people.'! saw,' had the' appearance
of, enjoy ining at, least. ordinary
good healtb. Among the number 1
saw there werfi o.three peighborjog
resident prbptietoxs; each-of seven
ty or more yeawof wge and then in
good i beaJth.T -"Notwithstanding
nearly the entire., county of llyde is
Til
Absolutely Pure- i
This powder neTer Tanea. A marrel of
purity, streuKtn, ana wnoieaomeneaa. store
economical than the ordinary kinds, and ean
ot be sold la competition with the multitude
t low. test, short weight, alim or phosphate
powders. Sold only lu oana. Rotax Bakibv
PowdcbOo.Iuo Wai-stW.'J. . novls-lrdw
" -'
E. II. HEADOUS & CO.
ii.udo ScU UiHsol ved Boi e:
Biiner cieareq ornnciearea. wa,mp a.ouo Scka Kaibit-guawUt e
fana,r,ne iBuaoicants are noted lor J ''miwit.' : , ; ' t
i.uuu socks,, i'.mo ,isiaiia. j ,ii
1,000 Sacks Pocomoko: '! ' '
i JUeado wh?.j llxtrft -Early Feas,
iRe d Iotatoa.' IteAnt and other
tolGornev.rollock and Middle Sis., !
i WarehoUs,.0tton Exchange Place, '".
r 623 d wtf. ; , , HEW BEKNE, C,
:::::::.:
Sliddle street, cor. South
S.- m "fca w ax " it m V- .
Frout strett, New Ieriiet
m m
In oider to make room for my Spring tocJr.I will leU, for the NKXTHIRTV I) A Vd. my
Consisting of Mens A Boys' Suits. Ove con ts, Ulstoi i. single Pan's, floats and Vcuk, I. ties
Okaks. Jerseys, hhawls, blankets l,ree UoodH, Hoots and Klioes, Huts 'i'runis, ijittbiviiaa
Kubbertboes, ttubbertAwis. Also a full essortuieuior f onoiis x. - -i ''
r.Oaly Thirty Days. .Come before Bargains are rose.
I Q85.i
..' IX
fit:
mm; sir."
. i.ii
their fine physique i,and : generally
healthy appearances Some portions
of Eastern Carolina are less healthy
than other portfonsi the same "rule-
hdlda good everywhere, i in every kn
eaiity tiotn la city anttcountry.but
U may be said that thf3re4s,ne pws1
iion of the ooontryiiow described n
which the inhabitants do not enjoy
; lair, avergge '-oX; good.- bealtb, j
whether living ia j the: Jipland ;or
piney lands, or m the swamp lands.
It is generally conceded ' that ' pint;
ifegions,' prf regionsm" whlclt; Jhe
tjurpeUnla pwWore tl) principal
forest.) growth, i! are !i remarkabry
tteaitbyi tio general is this opionfon
that many eitizetis in Easterri Carb-.
lina liviner In 5 toWnsr havia thfiir'
Dlaces of summer resort omone. the'
pines,y,7he balsamic effect of ; these
treea ia soothing to weakr andckleli
oate constitutions. The good effe-cts
or-tbeiniat ;oti " person Ttrotni
abroad having weak lungs, or those
who are consumptive, is notioeabWf
and a Drolonflred "stav -ia Eastern
Carolina is generally louowea oy ajerKicor wastbplymagioal. ihad no
perhianent enre.' n ;aord, l-mteothiS io1? ,?mu SetfS
f- r- ii n n pvr r - ' 1
.up.eiJtfiiospliat
1$ Unrivalled for all Pertihzing .Purposes, and specially
adapted to the growtb of E4ELY TRIJOKS
A trial is b11 that ia needed to convince any one of the unrivalled excellence of
POCOMOKE, and pur references are the planters of this section, a well as Out
patrons generally, throughout the South. ,; , , , , y v .-.
The following r a few of many Teetimonials: ' . ' , - . , . r V
K. H. Msadows A Oo New Berne,N. U,: , : ;" '"''' ' " ' 1 "; ', .
I'BAK Sibs-I have used POCOMOKEfr the ratt three years oil my t'rtlti farm, ana
have received better results from H than any other fertilizer, More especially whan ased
nnder PcUlot a and Qibbage. I expect to use ten tq flftef n tons on tbe next crop. , , ,a
c-y
. I used POOQMpKB under cats, applying at the rate of U pounds to the aore.slTliia U
thorough test by the aide of No. 1 Peruvian Gnano, and the action of POCOMOKJ was the
bat ,E . .r,.rf 0 ' - I ' ' ' T. t: BNIPE9, Zunl 8tatloD. Va.
I used POCOMOKB anpcr-phoiphate this year lu connection with aevtial of the best
Quanoa on Iho market and think It Uaa good, if not better, (ban any I aver ustd. ,t hastens
the erop more snduwkf scotton mature earlier than uy.l .irnsed.coiiaeqaently have verx
tlfv TKiJluJii! ." ' J
Uttle stained, -
..nlj 1
di'ff ?JfC &m:j
A,pjgttlar,,sConductor Says,? .
t oonsideoiit soy duty to Import some very
yalqable.lanimatlan to my frlouds and ae
e alatanneaas many of them know the nn-
pleaajtnt oonUltlon nnder 'which I fcare la.
MredtoperfDrmlag thy dutloe as conductor
f IherOarglaicniriUirallrotid. -
j boave momths igo I became afflicted with a
aervereattadk of Rheumatism! and desire-to
state kowi araa cured.: It inoressed Invlo-
leasts ntii I cou'd no longer get In and cat of
tlieears wltbootasalstaneei
I .While tlins suffierlBg all the agonies of tbls
(trenddlaacaeand ready to abandon my po
StUonX'was Indented to try B. 8. B.' THE
. Where Japp led POUOMOKK at tke rate of WO rounds vJie aote I ruakeoDeaitd
I half busheli pf paouts to the shock, agaibktr three perks, to t he shock on Ihe same land
where no Pocomoke was used.' f , ,- -!-'' "Bi 6. OBAT, emlthfleld.'Va. ' "
tjs. jatsAiJuwa sX.uu.; Agents, Berne, ..jr, p,
ideoudwsm ci,!,? to sue; 2"1 ! ',' ' , XTorfolte,', VV 0
riyil ',11
- ' t-t
Uamnfitetmrers ad Dealers Im Bash, teei-s udSllnds, (ita.Ii'way; tTlndaw iiauT
, .-, T51 i Patirta, OUs, Jm. Also, rtl lae BnUdsrs. Hardwa. jin .i-Htj I
e Any Eastern or Northern triors duplicated. Estimate furnlshf d upon appUcaitoa : ,,i
be.; asserted r. "without 'bV--fctarJ
snccessul . refatation. , that f .'the ;
la
wonderful ehanae before UBlnir half a bottle.
After taking only four bouiua. I find mrself
ar oay a. well man, 'this splendid medicine
M yititjhp ITQQ w,ater. section, of
Nortn 4jarpnua and, req nested the
prayexaol.the faithful - for his : safe
return tols monYiin hrrm'li UW
jnid tftre'by: its" fruits, anil we
nesiof a ppRAtry ifrom.the. general
appearance, of it in habitant their
lonityt and "' the ' death ; rate
uporr intsasis;" pastern;. jforth
Catbiip a'm'ikje )aa good showv
incr aa ninir " Sl.atA . in. .MiA-eTTainn
Typhoid fevers, consamptioii pneu
monia, arpnt&eriff ana scarlet feter,
so! 'prer'alettfi tt the Jiniddl and
i ; I jITJUWJ , 'I ... n , , , u- -
reswirn poriions pr ipe acate. have
d..abuiinff Dlacenithe Pamliri
section of mstetm i Carolina. It Is
an; indispntable t fact,' that there js
nq art f tMlTfl'Jted Stated where
thieinhabltknlkareoffinfirrihvsinnA
tha4 lit. .anjtern; iliTorth i Carolina,
xne oaiy Jevera prevalent are of a
mild tjpe, bilious in -their charac-
tetmiTTTeTci readily to ekUlfal
treatmdnt. fWiflr reasonable care
and prudence, one can keep in good
healtb,Jnrajnjrpart of ..the Pamlico
section. Malaria exists everywhere,
eitner in' a ereaier w lesser degree.
oairiiownere 'are us oaiemi Juno?
apices Jess felt than in the swamp
fan as of tne ytate,' and: nowhere in
tbe-y&tata ia..tha jdeatU -rate less:
There is no . la of laborers any
where in thfr- United 'Stateg that
1 -r-: - a.iJL aL-iflaaifc' ia
naye. penex aeaun &aan tuose wuose
daily ocqtipaifoaj that of draining
sw&ian landa,'Or working in lumber
in a swamp, Malaria is one thing,
and the roductof- vegetable de
composition is ' another. The up
tominr ofr argillaceous 'soils will
eqse malaria and wide-spread pes
tilence; but no instance can. be
shown" of a desolating sickness aria
iag from the clearing of swamp
lands, or from working or dwelling
in a swamp. Many years -ago. the
State of North Carolina :.tnaoe an
appropriation id drain a portion of
A., . , 5 ' . , , . .
tuB Bwamp tanas iB ajyae conotyj
tboee who had charge of the work
stated that there was no sickness
among tbe laborers during the sum-
met months, and bone of any con
sequence during. . the year.' In ;
building the i Atlantic and TS'orth
Carolina Eailroad, which runs from j
Goldsboro to Moreheai City oo the
sea edast paBoing fof over 25 miles
through a dense 8?a:sp, tbeAealtb
of the laborers. rwa cood' eveirinl
tie hottest we.itLrr 'Another re-!
t-;3 : UU ''TIT Pni iv- I iJ r -1 1 118 r OT CU,B uv lcw wuuutrrIUI inineoase
ci-i. i . i or niywrte, wno was ais- terribly afflicted
uuueu Dwvteu wnere consumDiivoiwita rheumatism.
1 f uia uuou pleasure in reaommendlog
. d. b. iii uiv irieua as r itvix-uijAB. .
At-
and Dr.
1. r.'rionnMAw.
Conductor Central jt, R,
; v.. i- i- 1 h'i ;., .W'l j ',',', '. ,.,
tit.?, Vnntll
patients stand a better chance , of
twins cureq man in j&ascerq Jarol ,,, nr. k wchmidt. Agent c. u. u.,
.lina;"iria;aaDitariaiii;(:aiidi jaolKAUaJS (.?;.A,!.I,0,,?
wuere is me areraee ouration oi i'
lite arreater-ur-iv.!if ,.ii-u
have entered the , Eace for Supremacy 'png Dea
Diy Goods, OIo!hing,-B
i!.t ft
In BOYS, ; YOUTHS and i MEN'S' CLOTHHTaii
tEHEtJM4TlSM.
:
srVktaa saadsa xVka IPsai tSMaiM simsI ' mUH.illil
iThoneaus of dollars cab be Wed by
ubiuK proper juagmenc in iBKlDKoare pr .1
tne health or yourBeirand , family., If
von arA;Kilirm ollwr JUmntAV.
J v.. mm ' . m.M . VVUJJCJt- . -
ion, poofappetite, low and depressed. J eara, my mothor influenced me to proeure
spirits, and Mnerally debilitated, do not focr her.j.filM had been eonflned to
j.i . . i . . Tir . . , , .. .
vcuiy st.inoaieut,' ou BQ. as Once aud I u"i jwrwitu juuuuii wuii rueamHiism,
procure a bottle pt those ' Wonderful wWohkadstabborniy resisted all theusua
JjectriCf Bittere. Which never fail to I rmedle Wlihlo twentyfour hours after
AlUiongh a practitioner of nearly twenty
I
A:JL UAN UlVJj VQU , t. -..-., ;t,
An All Wool Men'$ Suit for $7.50,
I'rfia W fV.'i Cfifll-
(lAilfl'jytlfKl
;4wt" Goods latest Styles and Neatiesilti,!
tyre, and that' for the triQiog; sum of 60 J Mmaaenelng B. B. B. 1 observed marked re-
. IBM JU..DW1UUJCIICCU UCI LL1 II U UVI
ib nearly as, active as ever, and has
tbe front yard with' -take In band,"
tier improvement la truly
aij o0 ;- ;-;. -.r "... ,rHu urj,fn 1 been In
aasaisL uuw
oefiui ana immensely gratify ing. , (
ITT
Cja'asJ'
iakfiaS
fliiiji
i Cyittii-.T .r;i-i M
Ti.ra oil wssi DUIfFT.
ti
leaning
won!
1 1 f. IL MONTQOMEET. M. D.
JaeksonvUle, Ala.. April 27. 185
For salt', wtioleiiela and.retaU by K. H.
TWENTt-FIVE PER CENT ZOWflt THAJTiTIIS zawtifmii
no matter what any one tells yon or Advrrt iafta.i w t.i ,1 ! m4 liv on
i tarT .'Comes, examine and convince yourst-li before pur(inasing Vl8ewiierV'J,h
a:. j ilsis;; f--i. '.''. -7-;,;
oo7 d w6tn
.$y;;ci.':;
M. 1 SULTAN,
t'i t'f :
rOattltsiStOeKikr thiA. M r to n rw fc'ki
I ..... n J tt . , . . ' llLij
dnaltoatt Hieranf.-I' , J-
v ,;W"lJtol,esi,.l.s;
viuutl
J obbsr ibf Pflninp Goods;
Candy Factory at the Froft Pond
; . 1 .i t loc20d8m.;' 1 f,i - ... j-
''' Cm
'Oertine
at A.f4.joms QLQ 6fJnS
i
EE!
BEUJUUE SELF CHE
tivonte preicriDtioa 'of ene nf rh m
noted and' Successful snccialUf n tk n q
rfw rancoi mat ine soim at nervous lebllltv,
fc Maaheod, Weakaess and llM.r. Sent
m piMBwioH envelope jf ree. ,irugisu csa all it,
Addfett DRi WAHp f CO.Uouislana. Mo.
tr
tnail
1; ftliOUCe.'' ?f?iAni.a .1-1-.
tmeau iscV.SM. 'tt 'aluW-ar. b
Builder8 Material, Machinists Supplies, Machinery, Coli'cn
Gins. Ene-ines. Cotton "Ptprkp TTnw Prctios Weil"T'rni "
' C7 f IVBSVO) VUi i!liUil ;'
AUUCO.-' II t U U U1JU, Machine Oil, White Lead, mxed.raint,'inseed 0ilr Gk:
1
de31d30d THOS.' POWERS.
,i . I. ' 1
T St Snnra.
. Cnrrltack,'lt. O..
ri j V. 1 1, ; 1 1 KtrtiUlit' 4Ce; CU., f
hm Facte id CciissicaL'crcbanls
, ! ! Ul Wastes' Street, Wswrolat, Vk. -
ebeoial attention- glvn jtO' th,y Bure"0'
(DOlTON.Ll7MBfc.R. tXiRV.PEArrrHi vA.
I'AfOKS and Country Products. ,.,?,(
i Raferenoea: B, W.BeU A Bon. Harlowe. Car,
t Oo., N. C.JE.B. Barge s Co., SllTerdale.
Bwpnero, roiiocKS-1 ' t ,.n . t , ,'...,-
ell, N. .O.t John Jacobs, Bontti M ilia. I IiriittraVI il. U ' LU li.fc.ll
DBlOW CO.
tUiS, Jo&es Oo,
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N. 0.1 Marine Bank, Not-folk. Vi.: Major Wm
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Norfolk.
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between Alex. Jiiiiersnd K At. 1 hv v
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CIIRISTMAS. NEW YUAII,
' 1 FOUJITn OF JULY,
And many other days are (omlr ?. 1, 1 1 V a
ail nmy live lu (tooU health hi , ..vi
'ow one of the moM r! " 1 v .hi
to PAL.Sih.a S CiG A H (-1 . . 1. . 4 1 i
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