Rensselaer Republican, Volume 14, Number 12, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 8 December 1881 — An Englishman’s Advice. [ARTICLE]

An Englishman’s Advice.

John Walter, of the times, speaking in Berkshire, on the result of nis tour fen America, said it was desirable there should be, in all English counties, a body of men able to auvise their neighbors who are about to go to America. Any Englishmen going to America, who is a good a judge of land, and who is steady and industrious, might be certain of becoming wealthy and prosperous before he was fifty years old. Before the dose of the next century, ths United States would have a populatien of 200,000,000. He wished more Englishmen would aro there. They would be an additional element of stability in the country, and would be as likely to succeed theie as men of any other nationality.

The Cincinnati Price Cun eat estimates that the total hog-packing for last month, from eighty-eight principal points, will show a decrease ever the returns for the corresponding month in 1880 of 660,000, and at the end of tiie packing season the shortage will amount to 1,000,000. Wisconsin has been trying to destroy v its wolves, wild cats and foxes by offering a reward for every onekilled,and within six months has expended nearly SB,OOO in this way. But those who. seem to know, say that the only result nas been to increase the number of these animals, the reward for their destruction being an incentive tq. brq<4 | and raise tbepg.