INortH CarolinA
Tenant Farmers
WHY PAY HIGH RENTS
Why bo Subject to
Late and Eaklt Fnostsl
Which Kill Your Young
Plants auQ. Injure Your Crops.
Road Uio Tcnns to Tcuant Farmers
Given bjr Xortk Cnrolliia Land
Owners.
Th Immigration Bureau of North Caro
Ina bare In chargs some IniprOToJ farms for
tint to Nortliorn tenant fanners on tho fol.
onlnit conditions, which aro the usual terms
of rsntchirgcd In this State:
1st, aitAIN AND GRASS FARM.
The land owner furnishes land, houses and
pays alt taxes and expenses of Improving
homes, stables and buildings. Tho tenant
farmer furnishes horses, tools and labor, and
MCoItcs TWO-THIRDS OF OUOPS. Tho
tenant firmer Is allowed free of rent garden
and vegetable patches, llo Is also allowed
to raise stock, hogs and chickens and recclro
all proceeds Iroin the sale of them.
Snd, TOI1AUUO, OIIAIN AND QUASS
KAItMS. Tho land-owner furntilios land,
houses nnd pays all taxes and expenses of
Improving houses, stables and buildings.
Tho tenant farmer furnishes horses, tools
and labor, recolrlix Thrce-lourtl.s of tho to
bacco andTwo-thlrdaoftho gralncrops. Tho
tenant farmer Is allowed free of ront as In the
abore mentioned farm No. 1.
Srd, TOBACCO, OUAIN AND OIIASS
FAKJIS. Tho land-owner furnishes land,
houses, feed for horses, tools, repalrln; and
xeeplnz In order of tools and pars all taxes.
Tho tenant farmer furnishes all tho manual
labor; receiving One-half or all crops raised.
The tenant farmer receives freo of rent as In
first mentioned farm No. 1.
ttb, COTTON, OIIAIN AND TOBAC
CO FAKMS. flented exac'tj on same terms
as the.nbovo Tobacco, drain and Gross Farm
No. 3; or If tenant farmer furnishes horses
and tools, ho receives Two thlnls of tho grain
and Three-fourths of the cotton.
Advantages of Locating in
North Cakomna.
CLIMATE. 'While the cold Is not so se
vere, the temperature of mid. summer Is not
excessive or trying as farther North. Our
seasons are longer, and thereforo our crops
aro not killed by lato or early frosts,
TUB SOU, Is ofa variety of compositions
clayey gr&vcllr limestone, slate, sandy
loam, ete 1 hi grcatvarlcty ofsollsand the
mildness and advantages of climate nlllnc
count for tho variety ofproducts.
SOCIETY. No section In the Union has
better executed laws. Tho blessings of pollt.
leal, civil and religions liberty aro no where
more fully protected than In N, O.
IN '.O EN EU A I.. Tho great fertility of
our lands, tho mildness of our climate, Iree
from the scorching and withering hent of the
South and the extreme cold and freezes ol
the North go to show that North Carolina Is
surely the most favored agricultural section
In America. Nnturo has not only given us
Iho advantages ofpioduclng, but it has pro.
Idcd us with water-power tiwurk up what
the soil produces for us.
I solicit correspondence from tenant farm
ers In the Northern and New F.nglnnd States
I will furnish persons low rato round-trip
transporllon from Boston, New York or Hai
ti in o ro to NorOi I'arollua, so as to glvo them
n oin.ort.ir.Hy of seeing tho (arms that aro
e (Tared for tint.
All Tamil advertised by us Tor rent hare
dwelling-houses and out-bulldlngs on them,
thine a regular emplnyo oT tho Agrlcul
tnral Department of North Carolina, I make
ao charge for Information given or services
rendered pet soos seeking h-incs In the State,
I wlllbo pleased to furnish dcserlptlvo lists
f lands ottered for salo In North Carolina to
all persons who trill nrlto mo.
JNO. T. PATRICK,
Stale Immigration Agent,
HALEIGII, N. C.
February II, ItlMl
TlrTE
Carbon
Advocate
13 THE BEST MEDIUM FOB
Local Advertising
IM OARBON COUNTY.
Job Printing
f every desctllon.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tho baibor imii'h rapecl will win
Wlmtif his speech is niviiit;
Who, when ho slsrls to shove n chin,
Won't i Dili ivhilo ho It shaving.
There aro people mean riinnh In
Hint (I'c rest which Jar Uuultl wauls la the
rest cf tho railroads.
Thought Is the properly of him win
cau cntoitaln It, ami of him who can luli
riualvly place It,
I bfivo been ilcs f In on ear ten years,
ami pailially ileal In tho other fur Inn
months! haye been trolled by cat specially
dor-tors nii'l received no benefit. Having
used Ely's Crrnin Il.ilm lo'r about a month
I llml invsell grenlly improved and can
hear well and consider It n most valuable
romiily. t bal nla tiiifnl ratarrh, with
dropping of mucous into my throdt anil
nain over my eyes, which troubles also
bnvo disappeared. I), IS. Yates, upper
Lisle, Broome co., 2f. Y,
Tho gaugo which we apply to things is
the measure of our own minds.
The prcseut hnuso Is divllcd into two
parties- the Left and the Got Left.
Question lor tho expiring natlouol
bank : Rhall we put up or shut up.
Captain Mitchell, of tho bark Anloloo
Sain, New York nnd Havana trade, came
home in May, entirely belpleta with rheu
matism. Ho went to I he mountain; but
receiving n- benefit, at his wife's request
began taking Ilood'a SarsaparilU. Ho im
mediately began to improve, in two months
his rheumatism was all gone, and he sailed
in command of his vessel a well man.
Hood's Sateaparilla will holp you. Sold by
all druggists.
He Is tbo richest man who knows how
to uso tbo keys which Lift) puts into his
unds.
All I haye seen teaches me to trust
e Creator for all I havo not seen.
incrson.
No snilerer Irom any icrofulous disease,
ho will fairly try Aycr's Snrsaparilla.need
espalr of a cure. It will purge tho Mood
all impurities, thereby destroying the
germs from which scrofula Is developed,
1 will infuso new life and vigor through-
out the whole physical organization.
A man can buy a wilo in Japan for $(
sli, while Ini cream cos's flit eeu cents a
dish iiOAmcrtca.
Wo remain young to leng as we can
loam, can adopt habits, nnd can bear con
tradiction. -It is a well knowu fact. In the
amond Dyes more coloring is giyen than
any known dyes, ami they givo faster
nd moro brilliant odi'rs. lOo ntdrinreisls,
hey Bre a emit success. Wells. Uicuard
son fc Co., Burlington, Vt.
Notniugis easier than faultfinding.
No talent, no self denial, no brains, no
aracter is required to set up in thegruinb
ng business.
Steamers in New York harbor have
boen requested to whistle three times when
pari ng tho eito cl tbo Barllioldt statute.
The courage of tho people must be kept up
"notion on cocrms."
Ask lor "Uouirh on Couiehs." for coui.ht.
colds, soro throat, hoarseness. Troches, 15o.
uqniu, uc,
"itnuoii cm RATS'"
Clears out rats, imee. roichcs, nles, ants,
nl-bUK, skunks, chip munks, gophers, lie"
ruggtsts.
nKART PAINS.
Palpitation, dropsical swellings, dirtiness.
Liigi-Hiion, iieauacne, sioepiosgness curcu
"Well's Health newer.'"
'norou on coitus."
Ask for Wells' "Iloutrh tin rjorni." 15c.
Quick, complete euro. Hard or salt aorns.
warts, bunions.
-uuuuii on tain rounusEP FI.ASTKIt.
i v,iw,tiLini, luigiru.vu, i iig iivsk lUf
backache, twins In chest or side, rheuma
tism, neuralgia,
TUtjr rKiirta.
"Wells' Health liencwer" restores health
and vl-'or, cures dyspepsia, headache, Ncr
vousness, debility. 1 1.00.
Wiiooi'iNO courm.
and the many throat nfl'eotlons of children
liruinimy, picusiinuy unil ullieiv rciicvcil nj
Troches, 15c. llalsam,
iie.
MOTimns,
If you are falllnir, broken, worn out and
crvoui. uso Wells' Health Itenewer."
11.00. Druggists.
j.tr pnt:siRvi-:n.
If you are loslnic jour grip on life try
Wells' Health ltentwcr." (iocs dliect to
eaK spots.
"1I0UO1I ON TOOTH A OH K. f
Instant relief for neuralgia, tonthaeho.
incciirjio. jim ior -jtougn on lootnaciio.
H nnd US cents.
rnKTTV wombs.
I.adlCS who woulil retain fn-shnFM ftnil vl.
vaclty. don't fall to try 'Well's Health Ilo-
ewur.
CATAltnilAT. TIinilAT AFFECTIONS.
iiacaiiig, irritating couiiUs, colds, sore
inroni, curcu ny "uimgii on Uouuhs."
troches, 15o. Liquid, iit.
"noun n on iTcn,"
I'OUuh Oil itch" cures humors, prnn.
lions, ring-worm, tetter, salt rheum, frosted
THE nnpK Itir THE Klnnv
Children, slow In (ioveloinnent, puny.
seawny, and delicate, uso "Wells' Health
HBucner."
Wl DH AWARE
hreO Or fOlir llOUrS CVCrV nltrht cmiuMnrr
(let Immeilluto reller and sound rest ly
usln Wells' "Hough on Coughs," Troches,
,w vcu.l. AJUIBKUJ, AO CUIUS,
"ROUGH ON PAIN" roRollfiKn ptartrit
Slretmlhcnloir. lmtlrnvcd. Ihn liar f.,r
uaL-uuiiv, pain in cues or stue, riieumattsm,
ucuiui(ta.
-Bayard Taylor called tnowflakcs the
"wild white bees of winter." When thev
iwarm it is stinging cold.
What Wet more, conspicuous in mod
em history than the cieation of the true
gentleman the union ot chivalry and
loyalty.
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.
Are you disturbed at night and broken ol
your rest by a lick child suffering and cry
lug with pain of cutting teeth? If so, send
at once and get a bottle of Mus. Wixslow'
SooTfltNO Svnup for Ciulorkn Tubhiino.
Its yalue is Incalcuable. It will relieve th
poor Utile sufferer immediately. Depend
upon ft, mothers, there is no mistake about
tt. it cures dysentery and diarrhoea, regu
latra the stom.ich and bowels, cures win.
colic, softens tho cums. reduces It.flfimmA
lion ami gives tone and energy to the whole
system, aiits. yvinslow'h Sootiiiso Syrc
fun Cnii.ipr.iN Tsetiuso is pleasant to Hi
taste, and is the prescription of one of tl,
oldeit and best femalo nurses and nhvul
ciaos in the Unlled States, and Is for tale by
hi, uiuKgitu lurouguoui me world, rnc
JO centra bottle, 2S-ly
American vounz ladles who have hen
abroad, assert that it Ii awful bard to find
an honest count.
Selfishness In any form Is death. To
llvo beyond self Is tbo true life, the true !m
mortality of tbo Individual.
Da Not bs Discouraged
eyen If you have tried many remedies
your kidney disease or liver eomnh
without luccess it is no reason why ihould
think your disorder Incurable. Tho most
intraoliblo oisea rcadllv v!ll in ti
vittues of Kidney-Wort. It is a purely
vngeiauKi rompounn WIHcn acts on
kiduey, liver and bowels at tho lame ti
he
1119.
ana mus cleanses the whole system, 1
wait, but get a packago to-day and
yourself.
Don't
cure
A Dakota editor writes: "Owing lo
the fact that the editor was out Inthocouu.
try threihln?, the Iisus is published on
day late." The editor doei not specify
whom he was threshing, but undoubtedly
it wis mi delinquent subscribers.
And now cornej winter mowi an
ilcighrides, and pretty girls, abd frown
kisses, aud two bauds In ouo end of the
muff, and Sunday Kbool oysters stews, and
piurcueri aud loll of nice tbingi.
PTUK (3 UK AT IiU)OI) 1'UKU'IER
t OF T1IK MOULD.
CntnrrlihulKrCraneoproTalentltut
trul tlis bans vt tho Ainorican raco.
Sj mritiT nrPDtrAtlnns ro In tlio market
thit i not r tire, that ai4fr(( AS'rirc.ftnil
NEVER'
FAILING
Kill beircIromM by fell. IW:!sl.i:it'.S
t'rilnrrh Urmrrty untl Hlnoti I'm
llllcrhii Nr.YKlt fnllnl InarlDcU
crtK9 ubertt directions aro fHoreil, It
tlriltos nt thn not of the tllwafte, amt
(liiiiinttes tlm poison from tho Hoxl,
Iti eaccp-shnf! boon wonderful and enlei
lmir.pno. All that ia Hiked for it la a trial
TbemoHt obbtlnita and lon.ftftndinfl;
cases jWd londilr f t hin t-pmprir. 1
prrftcttuhnrmltH rricoSl nlHMtl, S
bottlni tor 15. Upon receipt of
It K.m'l K. Kellor A On. llnrrixliDnr.
l'l., tit bnttWj will bo eaut by ex
prca, pifpii I. 7'aKt tin other, for it
13 tho only preparation that reiclintht
tent of ihi intent ctttt Cnrrs. Send
ono) concf rTttni Cauw.Natnm Hymftoms and Cu ro
(irt-'iKrirrli It contains tcvtlnnnlalsfif nuthntio
nnd Rpnnlnocaros, ltitalnothnllrnt lllnod I'll
rlllrrin tho renkct, For unlit hv ItritccHlH
frpitirnlly. AVholosalo by Buri. 3Ft Kelleh A
II-iirlBbiir:?. l'n t altoljr JonNTON, Holi.
way v uo., una tiwiTU, ivuxe & i;o rnuaa'a.
nor. fl. lS3M?-n r.
ogressive
Farmers, yon cannot afford to do wltkouf the
nuit.vi, Ni;w-onici;n for istsi itjs
tho National standuril of Rural .fouinallsm.
Tho editors aro farmers. They own 350
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llnill...ibVtrUlltllt'U IWU
t.t i it lit K.r Unix Ana KtMMi u;i
LIO HW i'AYNK f OSS,
pvf' f t n i i f '1 t U Auto.
ANDREW SIJIVK. nank rftrcit,
Lebigbton anl yicioity.
A HOME DEUG&IST
t ui TESTIFIES.
roulitrltr at homo U not Always tho bcs.
imt of hitTit, but xra point promlly to tho fact
that no otber medloltie bu won for Itself
ftuch unlTcrsal npitrouauon in its otn city.
ate, aud country, and among all people, as
i
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
Tho following letter
mown ilassachusetts I
ntcrcst tu ovary suilcre
Tho following letter from ono of our best.
known Massachusetts Druggists should bo of
Interest tu ovary suifereri
RHEUMATISM.
" Eight years ago I
li.iil nil nttitulc nt
lthrittiintlani.soso- t
ero that I coutil not movo irom uio ucu, or
nisH. without helo. 1 trlod several remc-
itits without much If any relief, until 1 took
AVEit'a H.uisAI'.UUM.A, by tbo uso of two
Kittles or wiucu 1 was completely curd.
Irvo sold l.-irL'o Quantities of your S.UHA-
r A iui.lv, ami it still retain: lis wonderful
popularity. Tlio many notable cures It haa
cltectcd In this vicinity eonvlneo nie that it
Is thn best blood mcdlciuo ever ottered to tho
public. K. V. llAitnta."
ittvor St., uucKianu, itioss., .uuy ,o, ioo.
SALT RHEUM.
OroonoK AnnF.ws,
overseer In tho Lowell
- -- - .... vitifai. i niiuviwii.
was for over twenty years before his removal
to Lowell niUleted with Suit Ilheum In Its
worst form. Its ulcerations actually covered
more than half the surface of his body and
limbs. Ho was entirely cured by Avon's
8anaAPAnii.t.A. Soo ccrtltlcato lu Ayer's
Allnanao for ISM.
riiEfAncD or
Dr. J. C.Aycr&Oo., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by nil Druggists; 71, six bottles for 55.
H. H. Peters,
THE TAILOR,
Very Moderate Prices and Perfect Fit! Ii the
motto of this Ustanliihmeut. YOU are In
Iteit to Inspest goods.
II. II. PETEUS,
Post ORlco Building, HANK Strea ,
April 29, 1851. Lehlghlon, Pa.
2ool Par for AironU. Sinn in 300 ir
t ttluiiiiutl llrcllio Slaltlmol lliess urlb
,Vrltu to J. C -llctui'ilj .V Co., riiiU'Jtliiulu, IV
No Patent No Pay.
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torncys who aro at a distance from Wash
Inifton, and who havo, thereforo, to cmplni
associate attornejs." We make preliminary
examinations and furnish opinions as to ra
tcntiibtllty, freo orchard, ami nil who an
interested in new Inventions and patents an
Invited to send for a copy ol our "tluldn r,n
obtaining Pjtcnts," which ts lent free U
nuy iiuureB.i, nnu contains complete Instruc
Hons how to obtain patents and other valua
bio matter. Wo roler to the Ocrmnn.Am..
lean National Hank Washington. I). U.: the
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Hons, at Washington ; Hon. Jos. t'ascy, lati
Unlet Justice U. S. Court of Claims; to the
OIHelals or tho U. fci. Patent O.Tl.e, nnd Ii
Senators and Members of Congress Iron.
efery muie.
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lleltors of Patents and Attorneys at Lan,Lc
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KARMERS' COLUMN.
How to Keep Brcodlnp; Marcs.
Brood mares are among Iho most profit
alio annuals owned hy the farmer, if lliey
are goo 1 ones, and bred to Rood lmrscs,
otherwise they should not ho liept at all.
Whllo ndinllting that there am circum
stances under which It may he profitable to
keep a poor horeej it certainly- never pays
to raise one. A brood maro should he used
regularly anil hlndly nntit near tho time
of her foal i 11 pr, and generally hoth the and
her foal will In the heller for It. She
ihould, however, tf so used, be well fod,ind
not hayo loo much corn for eemo time
boforo foaling, two months If possible. Sho
should ho loose at night, and if not used,
in the daytimo also. Mares in tlio later
stages of pregnancy aro very liable to be
taken with violent pains, and If loose they
will generally get relief by rolling, etc. I
have known sotno cases where loss of the
colt, aud death of marc, resulted from her
struggles when tied in a stall. Shortly
after tho birth of tho colt, alio may ho
worked, but not to excers, nnd she should
not bo too much blamed if sho objects to
working at tills time, for mnny very good
tempered marcs object strongly to leaving
their young, especially for tho first few
times. When the roll is from four ond a
half to six months old, it may bo weaned.
Tho mare should be carefully attended to,
until her milk dries up, at this llmo she
will be weak, and should he well fed and
kindly treated. Stock urcrdkh in lni.
lcricufurijf.
Plan tho lawn Improvements.
Those who expect to occupy a now ploea
next spring, or propose to romodel and
mprovelhc home grDunds,will find winter
lighly lavorablo for tho most Important
part of tho work. Wo do not say that
winter is the most favorable for grading
and shapini: tho surface of tho ground, for
making durable road beds and opening
walksowing of lawns, and the construction
of beds and borders. Tliero is woikthatpre
ccdes these, and mora Important than
cither. Tho determining of whero roads
and walks aro to bo. the decision whether
tills part shall bo graded, or left with its
present undulating surface. Tho most Im
purtaut part of tbo work of tho laying .out
ofa new place, or tho improvement of an
old one, is not that dono hy the laborers,
but the brain. work which directs the
mechanical operations. If a landscape
gardener is employed, he is paid not for
doing tbo work, but for showing what is tu
be done. In building a houso, tho work ol
tho architect is of more consequence, and is
paid much better than that of Iho median-
ci who carry cus tho design. Dr. Tuna-
dek in Am. A'z'.cultttriit.
A Startling Discovery,
Mr. Wm. Johnson, ol Huron, Dak ,
writes that his wife hail been troubled wilh
octtto Bronchitis for many years, and that
all remedies tried gave no permanent relief.
until bo procure 1 a bottle of Dr. King'r
Sew Dlicovery for Consumption, Coughs.
. lid Uid.is, which had a maguMI etieri, iin.l
ro.'uce.l u tormnticnt cure. It is c'uran-
ecd to rum all Diseases of Throut, Lut!E,nr
Urnnchlsl Tubes.
Trial Il.ittles Fren nt T. D. Thomas' druf
store. Large sii-fl 00.
A Quardian Crop.
A fortunate charucterislij of tho cloyer
plant is, its ronlinunus growth tliroutjhout
the whole leason. It is n well established
fact, that the exceedingly valuable and
solublo compounds of nitrogen are most
abundantly formed iu tho soil during the
hot months of midsummer nnd early
titunin. At this lime the cereal crops aie
harvested, with tlio exception of ccrn. If
the field is bare, tliero is no doubt that
nucli fertility is lost whenever a rain comes
tn wash tho soil of Its richness. On the
Iher hand, clover flourishes nt Ibis season,
1 ml guards the soil against loss. A large
part of the fertility is stured up in the leaves
mil stems, and goes into tho bay-barn, but
in cquil portion lias remained in ami on
tho soil as roots and stubble, and will
b.'coino plant food for ths noxt croti
hrougli tho slow processci of decoy In
itlier words, the clover plant has transform
ed a large quantity of fertility from a very
soluble coudition, into a stable slate readily
held by the leachy soil. The compounds
of nitrogen, potash, and phosphoric acid,
that haye been removed in the hay, should
find their way back to the soil in the barn
yard manure. The l.ing continued experi
ment at Kclln lulled, to which farmers
cannot bo too frequently referred, show
that & o'ovor crop requires threo limes as
much nitrogen for its growth, as docs a
crop of wheat. In the face oftltis,the same
experiments also teach that clover is
especially beneficial ns n crop to immedi
ately precede one of wheat In explanation
of this apparent contradiction, we need tu
remember that cloyer not only husbands
the fertility of the soil, but gets it into 0
placo and condition to specially favor the
growth of the wheat plant. The field
grains have only a lew weeks to perfect
their growth, and no time to seek after food
not close at hand. They do not have the
advantage of growing in the midsummer
and early autumn, when, through coll
fermcntutlon, the earth lias its largest
ready supply of plant food. We lee good
reasons for a firm adherenco to Ilia old
belief, that clover seed ii tho belt manure
that caq bo applied to a leose soil. Let ui
grow more clover. Kvenifit Is not four
leaved, it will bring "good luck." Da. n.
D. IUlstid in .-Im.
Company Shops.
Mr. M. M. S'lttlfuer, Postmaster tnd
Justice of tho Peace, Company Shops,
Alimance Co., N. C., writes bo has used
St. Jacobs Oil for rheumatism, cuts, swelled
ankles and knees, pains in the back and
aore-throat. One or two applications in
each case bai always cured, and ba believes
the Great German Itemedy is the best in
tho world. ''As long as I can get it," bo
adds, "I never intend ia be without it."
The average period of gestation In a
ewe does not vary much from one hundred
and fifty-two days.
Put it down as a rule, that manure ly
ing in the yardi a year will In one way or
another deteriorate one-fourth Iu value.
Reduce the fencing! one and one third
billioni of dollars ia the eslimato of the
cost of farm fences In tbii country.
It is not known tint necter in flowen
ubieryes any other use than that of allur
ing Insects to aid the fertilization of the
llowers.
A gardener recommends sowing onion
seed 1 in the fill. Over the bids placn
tome mulch for protection. Early onions
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