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A hi'ii'lKflf WANTBIl, FOHHAI.K,
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each Inillvldiiiil. Thin doon not Include
llm.uio'MiulvoitlHouientH.
If nnswcip full to lyitnc the llrst tlmq we
invito hh many repclllloniitsnrOnceeKSjiry
to Reciiro what youiuUertlso for. Wo wsh
tliiiiulvertlhcrH to fool that thpyare not Im
posing on iik ly nslitg our flee coluirtnu.
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through which the gonei'nl mibllcMiin Al
ways 1mm- their uiiiiIh supplied.
AdU'HIseiH should leim-inhcr that let
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ilellveud thiougli the pohtofllcc. Iflul
tlals are lined they nIiuiiIi! bo directed to
theeaioof homo person, llnii.or povtoMco
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THANKSGIVING rilOCLAMATION.
STATU (IKOllKUON, )
KM.Cl'TIVK Ol.l'AUTMKNT, V
HAI.KM, NllVKM 1IKH 7, 1WW. )
This year now drawing to a cloo bus
been ono ol unexampled peaee, plenty
and prosperity within the boidciH oftho
Htate. It In proper that public acknowl
edgment Hhoulil bo Iniuilo to tho (iicul
Itulerof tlicUnlvi-rsn for Ills Inniiniemblo
blessings. I lo,thcicfoie,deNlgiiatoThurs
iluyj tho '.lith day of November, an n day of
Thanksgiving to Almighty Ood, to bo
obHorVod by tho whnlo people of t bin Com
liiouwealth In tokuii of their Knitltuilo
lor Ills great morcloH.
In wltnwHtheieof, I, have set my hand
iimleiiuxiil tho Mill of the statu to bo af
llxod, thlh,thOHOenUiday of November,
A. 1)., IK.
syi.vi:sti:h pknnoyku,
(lovernor.
lly thegecTiinr:
UM. V, MclliilliK,
Becictary ot Hluto.
viiAir xs
AOUIOUI.TIIKAI,
OATION?
Klill-
Tlio nimo I hoo of nt;rluuUui-ail
Hohooli, hihI Iho moro I ntuily tho
HUbjeut of uu;rlcuUurnl tcnclilhg, tbo
nuiro 1 txin convinced that the
touching of practical fiutu work nt n
college or hoIiooI of agriculture- is,
null of Moctftwlty imist Lv, nfnrcu tuul
ii luliulnig. A furmer'H boii gocn to
nnnurluultuml colleiw to 'jnirsuo a
UcouihOoftuily In the iiriuulnlt'H of
nololitlllo aKilunlture, ana u outuin
an etlucntluu which will ilt hint
morn lntolllKunlly to umimgo ami
liltin farm opftratlonw. In Muo cuhos
out of ten ho already knows tut much
i about tbo niaittttil operatlout of ftirm
work an any of bis Instructorc, ami
'tho cliuifw uro that ho known much
morn In thla lino tlmii the profoHnor
af agriculture, Jlud yet, In most of
tliemiluHtltuUoim.liwinUHt labor on
tbo farm a certain humber of 'houra
dully luortlurtolwuru haw to boo,
mow, dig nuid plow, bcenumi ,Uo
oontrolllug powcro uro pormwud
with tho Idea that fhrmlug U a
humllurafL, aiMUnu.st bo htiullcHllIko
uarpentry orliluckHUtlthlug. Intettd
of lining all tlu; llmltod Unu usually
duvoted to nu agrlcultuntl course In
bivjoinlinr exjurt In the wiioii.oeti
whloh havu a bearing on his pro
fetudou, he 1h cojnpollwl iu tipend
half Ills time in learning thtugu he
hail alrwuly learneil better tvt home
and In which ho will probably never
eol If ho cquaU ny pnwtlecd
farm bund he may employ. Cotkv
vutnloguini are full of liouwnHe about
dlgnlfyluj; liibont, etc.. Juxt tu If
itollegen wuru Intendwl us tndnlug
hghooUt In manual labor, and not as
apliools for developing bmlu jHiwer
III agdcultuiM. MethlnkH the lulnir
of the brain Is Ju.t u well, worth
llgnlfylng hh that of the bunds.
In met'liHiiloul iHimultH, Imms and
Journeymen must of uc.H)dty bo
men kmmhk1 of iiihuuhI nklll, clnco
thUUlhi Alpha and Omegiv of me
iliHiil. lint tho manual dexterity
of theffinrm is easily acquired by the
most 'Ignorant 'laborer ''with the
nefcesnYy irTusolb, And po "fcollegoj
i n' 'TV n.,- K.l;. '
proiesfjor can'ieacu mm uuner. a
faijttliurlty fith'.t.lifse ftrmopern
tlons of course is (lesimble, nnd any
intelligent boy can learn it all in a
few lemons in observing the opera
Hans of the workmen on tbc college
farm, which should be feo'Mlrtaged
as always to present to the studenttv
model of what good, practical,
money-making farming is.
In another light this much-praised
manual labor idea is wrong; bard
manual labor in the afternoon is ti
poor preparation for study at night.
A man who has worked faithfully
iu the afternoon is tired, and his
brain will sympathize with his body,
anil he will be iu no condition to
study intelligently the subjects for
the dlflss room next day.
Student labor can never be made
economical or ellective, because of
its shot t duration and becau-e of
the fact that tho boys themselves
s 'u that it is a mere farce, and go
through It in a perfunctory manner,
thus losing precious time which
should bear better fruit in mental
culture. And then again, during
the summer months, when all the
studies in natural science can Host
be prdsecuted, tlnd farm maiiuge
ttieut at its height, all these teachers
of agriculture, botany, entomology,
etc., drop their work for a rwo
months' holiday, because other in
stitutions do so. Thus more time
is lost, and the wonder Is, not that
the agricultural colleges graduate so
few farmers, but that they ever
turn out any. The training of their
administrative faculty by the dally
olwervur.ee of farm management in
tho hands of men who thoroughly
understand business methods in
fanning, would be wortli more to
them during the summer than at
any other time of the year, and the
idea that professors and students in
such an institution need an annual
outing of a couple of mouths is
utterly ridiculous. Why a college
professor with a lecture or two
daily, and more than half of Ins
time comparatively free, living in a
healthy .country place, with every
facility for wholesome exercise,
should ihe paid for two months'
Horvlce which be does not render, is
hard to undeistand. Do they pro
prose to. tench students that u farm
manager .can successfully conduct
his business, and yet spend two
months every summer at tho hotel
or other popular resorts?
If professors and students honestly
"put iu their i time," us people at
any other huslues uro expected to do,
could we not look for greater results,
not of farm Juinds,! but of farmers,
thoroughly understanding their
business and qualified to direct the
skilled, miwcular forces which they
will llnd iu the shape of farm hands
In every good farming neighbor
hood. Fanner's sons avoid agri
cultural colleges, not because they
are la.y and do not wish to engage
iu manual labor, but because a
young man seeking an education
seeks to be more than a hewer of
wood and a drawer of water, and
because they perceive thnt this
deinugoghiul cry about dignified
labor Is really a belittling of mental
culture.
The sooner our agricultural schools
realize that compulsory manual la
bor on the part ofu student is not
a travesty on work, but Is an abso
lute Waste of valuable time, the
sooner they will lUitcron a higher
plane- of usefuluetM, and succccd'ln
ending out real farmers instead of
half-trained smut to.ro rn in science
and practice. In any case, long, in
doiMjtulent experience ouly can
rlpou tho farmer, J tut us It does the
doctor nnd the lawyer, and no
school in. ally of these professions
can do more t bun iproporc u man for
i studies which ills whole, life will be
too idiort to'txunpletoeutirely. Cor.
Country Gentleman.
' O till CANDIDATE.
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WlUIUi j,UH Hill llll II I II Ml ! T niiriW 1 WljBlirill ! ! hj I M ITn"
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TIIK KXIOHTHCHlfttigt , (
The desire of
iirn1 nwismlilv
Powdcrlv us their chlcf'UaS'bTjeii
lxpresod to hint formerly. Trie'
seve'n delegate who iepreent tho '
Canadian aiscmblics called on him '
and" figked blnr to -accept the offlce'
once more. He gave them to uuder
standlie' would "do so' providing tie
do'uld' choose liH dWn advisers on
the general executive board. Every
thing indicates that he will be given
his wish, and there is now only a
difference of opinion regarding the
wav that it sliull be done. Powder-
ly will undoubtedly continue in
ofllco and will choose his own cabi
net. Canada wants to be represented
on the general executive board. The
isouth has a like desire, and a mo e-,
meiit is on foot looking to the seleo-1
tion of some representative business
man.
It is reported that a proposition
looking to the formation of tin en-:
tiroly new constitution is being con
sidered by the proper committee.
As there is a strong fecliug in favor
ofji radical revision of the present
constitution, there is little doubt
that the new constitution will have
many supporters."
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