Salt River herald., 1878-11-02
NEWS AND OTHER xoTEs.

Onlteu states SlXty nave ceased DuSl- ness, but not single note-hOlder has Dst dollar by them.
 An agricultural paper tells "How to dress hog" But what's the use u dress hog It would ruin it's clothes before it had them on two hours.
 Boston Post: "Vote, fellaires, vote with caire, vote in the presence of the inspectaire, but in the name of all that's decent and faire, do not vote for Ben Butlaire"
 The. Japanese have been trying e. operative stores and factories, and with the usual result Somebody does all the hard work, and somebody else makes all the money.
 Kansas raised only 3O,OOO,OOO bush els of wheat and 1OO,OOO,OOO bushels of corn this year, taking the second place in. the grain producing states of the country, California holding the first position.
 St. Louis Post: "How shall earn living?" is the title of an article in contemporary. Perhaps it never oc- cured to the writer to go to work. This is the best way we know of to earn living.
 With Edison's new machine you can see a man a hundred miles away, but you cannot see with it the man owing you a little bill who dodges arc ind the corner when he notices you coming. .t #t
 Burlington Ha'okeye: None but mother, tender and loving of heart, who has just traded her husbands S27 Overcoat for sixty-fve cent i'm age of Samuel at prayer" can real ize the congressman's love for his country. -.ft.s
 Thomas H. Benton once said: If I were going to establish working mans party, it should be on the basis Of hard mOney-a hard money party against paper money party" Hor- i.Ontal was the head of Old Bullion on that point -..-...
 It is affirmed by an eastern paper that Susan B. Anthony's new lecture is entitled "Woman wants beard, not the ballot" Can this he sol Have the sacred fires of equal rights gone out, and must ashes henceforth mark the deserted shrine.
 It is estimated that there were 12.- GOO Hebrews in the yellow fever dis tricts of the south when the scCurge began. The 25O,OOO Jews in America have contributed to their relief $60 . 900, an average of 24 cents for every man, woman and child.
 The United States army is pretty busy just now. One of them goes out to fight 12,O0O Indians every morning. while the' other stays at home and gets breakfast. It's wearing though -on the army. The Indians don't appear to mind it much.
 Three young girls were killed last week by men whom they had refused to marry. It is urgently necessary that every pretty gir' should he pro tected by at least one policeman; and We should have a revolver for use in case the policeman loses his alice tions.
 The greenbackers say that the Unit ed States currency need not be re- deemable in coin, for it represents the wealth of the United States govern ment. On the same principle it might be argued that cO;l need not be con- verted into heat because tt represents heat -- e
 Mir. Edison contemplates the inven; tion of a wall paper which will alb. sorb and store up light during the . day and throw it off at night, lighting the room for several hours. We think tlat's all very well. but how can a f;llow turn it off, or blow it out, or in any way suppress it.
 Some real Christian women of Mem phis, when Anna Cook, a cyprian OpeaC d her house to yellow fever pa tients, wrote her saying: An act SC generous. so benevolent, so utterly un selfish should aOt be passed over with out notice. History may not recon this good deed, for the good deeds o women seldom live after them, bu every heart in the whole country re spends with affectionate gratitude |, the noble example you have set fo Christian men and women" Ann Cook fell victim to the fever a feV days after.
 The talk in Leadville, Colorado, about a.yagabond of miner, Bassicl who tramped into town without