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Why Not Forgive Him I Why not tcrgiw him wnr biolhfr 7 ' If bo cotur.-t to yon in sorrow ? Why not your nm»rr smoth. r Uro the uAwuiugi of to-morrow ? You hly no has rolteveOl you. Your.desrvut TriooiiU muong; ltut las error us’er tag nihil voii t ll&vayou never committed wroug ? Ho is penitent ami humble — Hois took t\ml iu your power— Who in not nut to (.tumble M'hkU pavdioii rales the hour ? Ho wrong'd yen iu his bliudnes - Now act the Uliribtiau's part, And pour th* bnluts of kiaduess Ou hu feaii ropontnut heart. Can you look for sweet contentsent, v Or go love you bosom fill, While you cherisa tierce resentmou For the or.e who treats \ou ill ? No l Unite of proud position— Of placo, or power, or polf- Uublcstis jour condition Till you triumph o’ro yourself, Witli grioF his heart im riven— And cku you with reason pray That jonr Mas may bo furgiteu, When from him you turn away f Vaunt not year pure condition. Nor hack forgiveness keep— Think o( God's adioluulmUoa “AsycHOvr sostmli ya reap 1” THE HOUSEHOLD AND HARDEN. The following valuable information w« copjrOroua Ihn American Aariculturlet for March: Tan Cisata-Vfona—Xow I—Wtutanr 1. uaad to prevent the naceut of the trunk, of too trees by fbo feninls (winplers) insool, should bo put ou early, as they tomo oat offer u few whavm days. Heavy browu per. appliedeleeiJr. so that the insects nui. not get under, nnd smeared with chenp prin ter’s ink er tar, is ns cheap ns any thing, Rnt the ink, tir, or whatever adhesive barrier be used, must bo looked niter every few lie JR. Ho,t, deed insects, or something else I11.‘V> form a bridge, by which tho barrier, when the work trill have been done iu vain. riMJiiso Cons in Dntuir.—‘M. T. N,’ Heaver Ham, W’is. Onr method oi planting eoruin drill U with the Emery sort planter. The gronnd la plowed end harrowed, and the com Is then dropred by t'le planter In rows three feet apart, end two or three grain, 18 inches opart hi tho rows. The planter opens tho thill, dinpB Uni seed covers it: and rolls the gronnd over It, Irnving a | W ck so that n cnlllvatorenuhoUBed.il needed, before the com shows above tho ground. Of. Iu place of tho drill, op,iu 'ight farrow with a one- horse pl-w, drop Hie corn by band,and cover with one of tho light corn-ooverers, or with a harrow* frame witliunt teeth. Tens von Inra —*‘G. E. W." Dresden, Me. Tho tub*. that .ro have found oe.t In me for wuoklug butler, are new white* oak piila holding 61) pounds, i’cald them with boiling hoi brine, nnd then soaked thoroughly wilh eoidbrlnd, before packing tno butter. When » churning is ready lo bo packed a wav, apriukle tho Idiom of the tuli with clenu stshtou tali, and press Uiehntter down level in' tho tub; ipiiuk’oa little salt upou it, and lay a wet muslin cloth over it. It oorcmnlns until the next chnrulng when the hotter !e packed a the emno manner, without dlalurb- log that fl.wt piiokvil. V/inu tho iub ta filled even to tho top, cover tho but er wiih dry «ul*. lay a cloth out to fit the tub over the salt, and fasten down the cover. If tn» but te- is good, n tub to packed, and kepi in a cool, sweet evilnr. will keep good for a year, SrasiuiT) 0 n Puna Bnscns.—The pie v.ideng weakness 'for imported stock is do- lug n serious injury. Every frerh Imp-rtn- laden from England, of b th sheep and pigu, •howa year by year same variation ftoui a former standard. Tblsia .specially notice- nble iu tho lata orrlvjs or Berkshire pivs, iu wlilch isiafliiutircl tlie short turned np nose of the Tcrksl.ire pigs, (exeephng of oonmein color) iiut.vid ol tlie former h.ndsnme straight, iltekod faco nut] graceful head proper t« the BerkHldre. What is to become of the breed, if these innovations are encouraged ? It is time that wo stopped importing; wo have excellent Wood, and oh goad stock born ia the connfry an car. be imported; it is only wxaoHe these novelties are brought over, tnat l*ccple ucsire them. Instead of breeders, we have dealers, who. to gain popularity, keep importing something new, as the fore-gu trshiou changes. It ia to be noticed that a newly imported animal costs fivo times ns mnch m an equally good native one, aud this tutUm i D j ury to, and an importunity onr skillful native breeders. Here we insist ou pedigrees, but we take from En- ftlandsiux tl>:ug that n breeder who has a rep utation products Without asking what cross he puts it into, or how his stock i„ mrdo up. We ought now to establish American breeds, and beforo long we .should be oxpoitlng ani mals buck to England to improvo tueir stock. Iho.i — The high price of pork bosgriatly stimulated the breeding of a good class of pigs, With the prevailent disease, which uow destroy ho many bogs iu the HT«t, them ^ili be a premium for good management. Ii is very clear that cleauliuess, and a variety ol heslUifal food will rc-vent diseuro. Mako- a good start now, with the young.pigs. Pro vide warm, clean pens for the lrood how, nt a beginning, aud ho im-ango that they mar have a clam pasture iot to run in; uol a bn*r muddy pices of wuisteg-cand, but a dood piece of clover or grass iu which they M .ay produce th- bulk of iheirfcod. Breed onlj from thoroughbrcl boars; k-wp the tast stock . *** Ihsu* healthful uud growing. WHIT MTS?. I t nays every Mnouficlurcr, Merclmut.Mo- iuuic, luwutor, Fuinn-r or l’n>tch»imui! mnu, to keep iulimu. d ou ull the im; rove- meats ami riiKcovtru-* of tht- ago. It pays tr.o head of e'l-ry fiinihy to tu'fi- ducc in*o his household a newspaper iliat in instruct)va. ore that fomrs a Uuitu for iuve - dgutiou, uud promotes thuughi and «ncoui- •igea di cushion aim ug the nnhibeiv, THESCIENTIFIC AMERICAN which has been published wcvkly for r, c law tlr'rty-ouu jfmft, diKH ibis, to au extu.l beyond that or any otlur publ:c.itiou; iu iaci iti»Uieoid> weekly pa ; or published m il.e United 8 ta tea. devo'.cd to Mitnulauturcb, Mc- obanic-, lu eutious a. d N«w D.scoveries in the Arts and cMilenoes Every uuuibtr i» piofuscly Illustrated and its couteut* eiubr.kCeH the hue t and most in- cresting information pertaining to theludm- trial. Alechauicttl, anu Sriciitifio Progrees of ihn World; DetOiiniious, witli Ibaiuifin En gravings of Ne* luvtniions, New Imple- •ntfats. New Pioow-ih. and Improved InUus rice of every kiud; Useful Notes, ltecipfs. Sliggesdrns ami Ad' lcs* by Practical VVritcn, or Workmen uud Euiploy«r«, iu the various rtH,fotmiugu co.aj ifte Ti'pcrtory of New iuveutinus aud Dhcovtriciis (yiutuiuuig a weekly r*c >rd,uot only of the p» >gr. is ofdliu Industrial An in our own coniur,«, but i.ls> “f the New Discovtrie- and luvt utiuns iu uv- «ry branch of Eugiuecring. Ali-cimuius, and science abroad. THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN has ben ta« foremost of every industrial publication, for the past thirty-one years. P is ILl otdosh largest, and thrbe-t wiskly iuuAr t d paper devoted to Engineering, MeOi.au.es, Cii. un- try, New luventtou*, Ecicucu and ludUa'.iTitl Progrtes, published in tL« world. The practical receipts are well worth ten times the subscription price,and f r thoslKp and house save many times the cost of sub* •cription. Merchants, FurmtX*, Medmuies, Engin eers, In.ehtorK, Mauufuciurcis. Ohemisis tioveri or Science, and Tropir. of evcjy p»o- fusion, rill find the ^oisKnno'Aa-£Uio.\n useful to them. Ii s!:oiid hive t jniace iu every Family Library, Sir.riy i;nij ifnd Counting ltoom; in every H <i l • tt.v-m, Jol'egsHnd Scho' l. A nuw volUlui c m- me c«h January l«t, 1877. Anjrcav's numb, r couUui. 332 pugc ufisl severul hundred Eugrivinws Tt<o..eamis m cola men nrw preset ved tor binding uml filer- nee. Terms, $3.20 i» ye**r by mail it.c'i.- ding postage Disc, mu to Cm* s. 8p. c.i circulars Hiving club styit free, hitiyl ooides mutled ou r.ccklt • t 10 cents ' M. bo hs,d4>r over\ Newa I), al. v. Patents- Ii* oo.inoc.i. n with the So*£y Tine Anvucan. Messrs MvnnA tin., r.rr Solicitom of American and F rcigu Pin op it, aim I. ay tithe largtwt eV.abli hnnm iu l.. Mote thru fifty tboimund appl e.t.o.i h Imy. baeu made for ua'cms through their ngsi.o.. Patents aro iluhiliii-d ou the lKat turns. Models ol New Inventions mid Skitohs ox- araimd, and advice free. A op. ciul notice i made by the Barytine AiirmcaN ^.f every Inmiticu Patented l!.tough tbUAg'hcy,witb the name and nsidcuce ol the Pattn'i . Pat er te are often hold iu purl or whole, to per- sonrattracted to tm invention bysnchgnti*e. A pAiuj-.hlet couta uihg ft.ll ditvcdons Jorob* inining Patents Kent 'free. Ths 8cir>xi?ic Amebicvn Pkfeukkcis Rook,a valuin. bound in *.loUi nnd gilt oontamiug the Patent Lurt Ceusus of the U. 8., amt 142 Engravings of mechanical movements. Price 25 emits. Address ths Paper, or concerning Patents, MTJNN & CO., 37 Park Row, New York Brauch Office, Cor. Jb. &. 7th, bis., Wash* ington, D. C. THE SUN. The different editions of Tus P.ri? dqrlL^ the next year will hi thn *..m- .w during tin- year that i,us )nst i ussed l he daily Cmliu:. will on week days b < a shintt oi four pwgts nnd on Sundayh a aIu*o of «tgh. (tag.H, or .'•0 bvoud colatuna; while the wt^kly effitjoh a l; be a sheet ot eight pages ot the same ilnnca- sions and character th it are nlnmty familiar to our rienii. The Sum sill atill co: ttuue to be the stren uous advocate of r -ftjrui hti'd r-trciichtn-iK. and cf the substiuto., -f sta- suunbhip. wisdom, and iutegmy for holh yir prutein-e. imoeoibtlity, and nuu 1 iu ths mhuinistnmoii ol pnbiic affairs. It wi'l aontuu • forth- m>v- crumcut of the people by the pc pie nuu .or the people, ai opposed to government by fmuds in the ballot box and m the c« nntiug of votes, cnlorsa.l by military viol.u-':. r. will eudiavcr to anp ( .lY its rentiers a body now not Inr from n millionvf -yvith the mo it careful, compile, and liusiwor.h.y ac count of current events, aiid *i!i employ i- r this purpo.%e a mumrous and carefully s leci- ed staff of repora-rs vud 3orrcnp(>u<lcii..‘. I?t refMirts from Wasldngtou. csp^iully, will l o full, a.'.curute, uud feu-less; audit will doubt lc.s comimto to deserve j.rnl enjoy il.e h.ived S T those who thrive by plundering the Tria^ k’y or by usurping what the law dyes ho. givw thmn, whi'.: It will endeavor t.«, uurd the confidence of he public by deli-nding (he rights of ihe peonlu ugairtt the diaouch- ireuts of unjustifiable powci. The price of Itio daily Bun will be 55 cou.U a mouth or $0 nU a yi-ur. post paid, i.r Wuh the SilmUj ediiiou $T.70 a veur The Sunday editiou aionc, eight pages of $1.30 a year. The Wei ELY Huv eight pages of 6G broad columns, yyill 1*1 mushed uur.ng 1877 .it tho rale of si a year posi paid The boihht ot thh largo nduction ftnhi the prf.vious lutes of the tt eeklv c.in be on joyed bv itutiridual suteci;b r» vi «i ? -» •.. nccc-bity of miking up •• nb tit. time, ifnuy of oitrfnbfiO* - • . . dxtemiiug oi.r c .-ul.iiiou, we .-u.nl *.m gr.sin. fnlio them, am. every hucii p>T«Oj wnot-cud ns ten ortnoro such Hulwji.v.erit frtm o.ie place Will bo Mitilb-'.i lo one copy o; t!«.» ue* for hiuife’f • iiVrr.i • . . , ' *. * .1 l-ir u year por tage p », -i .r- i*; paprt nou \ riitti ;' coosidering tnu s.Zi oi tho fine: ahd tir quality of its coii'ems. ‘vu ar. ee fidei.t the peoplo will consider Tie Weekly .Sum thy chf^koest news; apt-r pnbi; ht-d iu th * , iud bo tiusi ubo one ».f iU b-^r- Addresn, 1 HE BUN New Yrok City. N V, BANKRUPT SALE. OF HILOSOLD JJSHE| 8EWINC MAQHINM. THE CROWNING VICIORY 1 SHSAT FAILURE T BE g j H 6 ER ALV1TS AH III MILTON JEWELRY CO In England. mu nirifttK ufdim* it vs i IBM MONKY. Eveno* dy has heard of MILTON GOLP JEWELRY, it hnying b^eu sold iu this mar ket for tbe last ten years, aud wi ro by the best aud richest class of our population. Still, it takes an exptH jeweler to discovei M.LTON gold from VIRGIN gold. We will send for the uinet; days ONLL the following arthles by mail, post paid, on receipt of fio c*ntsj ONE P\IU ELEGANT SLEEVE- BUTTONS, with Independence Hall engraved, retell price ,..$l 00 1 set Bpilal Shirt Stiidds, n tail price.. *6 1 beaiitiiu * 1 t.Vr.d Soul Pin, retail price 75 1 eh-gnut Gmts' V- atch Chain, iaust pu nrr, retail price, $1 f-0 foliar l>mt- n, r.tmi; rice C(- 1 cleg nt AVd i;hg Bing, vtry hes.-y, retail price .$2 r Y Total $6 £0 Rcinrinbir, we v Ul scud the above- raiif.’d six ardclts. vh.ch wffT)nvo retailer t' l JG 60, by mail, post j uid, for 50 ceulh. i. r rumple lots for $ | ,50, »mU 12 wm. plolots ter $4,00. Bathfactiun gu. r..Ltco<l, or money rdund- -d. Addr-ss WM; W’ 13KLL k CO , ImnartUK jf V.’itrbft* nnd Jewelry, U N. iiiivsdih By., Pl»»fitdilphia, Pu r O-piuu-is oiu'o where you saw this r.d. STT3B S OEIBE N OW •p-so-qv sswrx-AieATO •OS‘T$ . 31VD3H H31108 D uring tde present yeah, 1877, iniiuy Events of lmpornucc will tnihv- - Ir**. and the people Hhonld In* ki pt lutiv p ihtoiJ ou the -nmui questioiis of the day. md a good paper ip the only source from which that information cun bs derived. We will mter upon tho new year with re newed energy and enterprise, aud nothing Will be left undone,ou o-ur part to make the HrcrtiP.u Herald second lo none iu the State. Tho Hepald yyill OJ11 ft!a an abstniut ’inws from nil parts ol the world—tho gen- .Mil ."late ru yis: and the county nows col- unu will contain everything worthy of no:,-. T»i -hort, tvp intend to make the he alu k flrat-c>uss Fiuully Paper. Sihscrihs Now’ll *mu TAm is on nu with R.'.iil !'io Sjip la, Dispatch from the CiuelauU KxhlVittM to to* S«V Tart tarn "PHILadkuhu, man. itd>, n?a "TIIR VF.UY HIOHET HONOR V HIOU COULD BX CMRMtCD OX Ull UXUIBITon—rw'OMEU.U, OP IIONOU AND TWO DIFLOLAM 0/ UIXJI -HAVE BEEN AWARDED TUB INGBB UAXUVAOTVXtMO COMPANY Mb* EWING MiClllNE." . 2,000,000 in Use—Sales in loss t sa Agents wanted at once to sell In counties and towns. THE SINGER MANUFACTORN COMPANY B. S. S02T2S, Agent, no. 8s acuuuxx nun, mcoi, 04. - ^ff*0. M. COLBERT Attorney at Lew. Butter* Go Cott^etteff Agent *f Teyt*h County. ‘ ^ 1 THE PLACE TO BUY YOUR ROODS 18 j, .s josns' CASH DRY GOODS STORD, COLUMBUS- CKORCIA RHEETING, yard wido, 7 ornt*. 8HIRTING, 8* wot*. * FACTORY CHECKS, 9J cent*. OSNABURG8, otht*. J .FEAN'S, 15, 18,25, 35, 41) and 80 cent*: The Jeaun at 25 ent# is tho best lor the price over offered. Indies Hose, 10 ceuts per pair.' I.inou Handkerchiefs cei.tg Flannel 20 cento. Laroo lot of Blankets, Shawl*, and Shirt* cheap.. 10-4 Quills 75cents; 11-4 Quilts, $1.00. .' * 1 Call for “Tho Hampton 2-button’’ Kid Glove*, at |1.00. Beery pair warranted. Bottom prices on all Good*. Call and look before hiivioo. .:■ * «. JOMC8. TO DEALERS IN SCOTS, SH0E8 A MATS-: Wi) DESIBE TO CALL T-OTTMa ATWNTION to oue stock er Scots, shoes «ad Kata, FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE. ' WHICH HVS BEEN CAREFULLY SELECVKD. WI rn A VIEW To THE WANT* Or THIH SECTION Aud requests that you call and examine thorn before making year purcliases. Wo Imvo bought good* cheaper tl.aa twf.ru and propose to give our cuatuiner* tho benefit of the deoliue We Have Always Endeavored to give EtUfectton. TO THOSE WHO SO LIBERALLY PATRONIZED US we can only promise that no effort will SPARED UN ouit PART TO DO THE SAME IN THE FUTURE. CUR GOODS WILL BE OF QUALITY AND NO ONE CAN S.ELL (legitimately) AT LESS PRICE FOR CA8H. A call before you boy is Solicited. It will save you money. Smaum^HUN A CO. TRIANGULAR BLOCK, MACON, GA. GUANU FOR COTTON. olubls FaoifLC, Ohsafstok. S E A FOWL "7 LOGAN’S COMPOUND, AND WHAHN’S SOPERPHSPHATE. BjNES or acid phosphate Dbwo Adv-riUm. CumrMU CM. b. ,im4— | l’l.c best mntoyial in the world for compoiiuo with Cotton Beed I.btl *.ri.i .KBst!. mail. will, miv.j.! and Stable Msnure. Only 450 lb B . Cotton per Ton. i-.i*» n.i* Hie Iiriwl of lh.ee moullij er j Apply lo A. D. & T.' 0.SRBTTIE, or TVtLLI.UX S. UENX.“. I ORAYBROS,