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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-02
THE PERFIDY IF MAINE.

Tie action of GeyeTnor GaICeion and hi- Council In Maine b. winch the election rc- turns were so grossly perverted and the ~ill of thc people deficd i. without a par sllci in 'hc annal~ of political crimc. Even lic New York World. whose absolute wor- ship at tl,c shrine "C Dcmolracy has al- esys l,ucn the ro'isl 70! Democratic leyo- iisu, giue- not hesitate Go dcHouuce it .n uu- luca<urci Scrms. it say.
 The jeu"r of aIi s'siute- sBi judicial de- ,-ssioiis B bigh deal wiih election. is tha, every lsrc- umption -hauid ie made ia favor af yiviHg effect tu 'he Ieai intention cf ihe -utcrs. There ls Eo io&ging that fact"
 Tbese are brave wold, and honest words The ,iH of ,he people Is Roe "nly thing that E. sought hy gie people an3 when there ts Q -ulrvcssiuu of tha, viIl hy au impure l5aiiot uT br sui.~esueut intriguing there i. as mucn a ,e,oiulen as oHc caused by au appea' s. ar.us sus .a aloe end g. uot cor. r-c,rd ls .s e resa'atiau go dangerous to th, .su4.ir s.es.. a. .l.al au. up,i-..I by m.iI .ars F9ef
 BuI .t yt. es.rs..l.a fa. people eii ssser .aels ...a aga maintain tbcir su faouts ao.ulf af .a.... a1a iHe Tr-at ail .e a rrs,- sa 5e,fi aaH a irar.-. -9 ptf'sci t.at tlig lBra4a.fa-.e Hars a.I netlr heal t.g fami g 3. daom i' aaa.sa ssa ll.- H.s ..I a4i.i io ih, .auau. -.as.f s t-r asr. fr ,Ir aH
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-02

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-02

SIDEw AIEs-Wc hear that there i. con siderable money in the Village Treasury. and We know of m way in which a portion oI fl could be 90 wisely ezpcnded ga. ia building sidewalks. For two oi three ys cars. it i- true. we have had hut little need ,f artificial sidewalks, but now. since our old fashioned snow storm and rains hatr put iu appearance, making our streets and fg.,is almost impossible with mud, goed walks are thing much needed, and We believe our taNuaycrs would all be uilliog Co see tbc money expended ior this purpose.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-02

The new twO-cent postal caols wlicA will shortly come into general u>e eau bs sent c. any country in the postal union including Europe, China, Japan and Bfslri The cards will Le issued early u,Nt month
 New York. Dec. e3.-Ou tle e1tI uf Nr- yomber bloody and stubborn battle '0ss place between the Chilean aud al Iled ia-c,-. The ChileaHs remained mastcr- uf thc trI l. occupying the town uf .i'ar4cHpt.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-02
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-02

Errrrt, pnll..rnl Natt....

Tui- nee,mhCE = cent mcasl.,F o i.ri 1hn,su | Hi..n. ha. h,.H p.rr'r,i ni, in ..r rl fs. thamae- .5 n,retic- f..n 70. r-r department ol Ns0ie5ul, receiving '...I t..fr- against l.ei3 iar llawl,f' Cnlii u .i- Maze, moderate ise"uhhesn. hs. ....s r'r'i.j from No.-ei.ic-. receiving !. l~" votes seaia.i , eGi ipr Erilcn1jr Ksdi .Hi
 Goblet. u'u.bgr of thc Republican ujor ;n 'i.g thiphcr of Dcputic-. wili pFnbai.y -ucrcri L'r"lcr a> Minister of lusiiCs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-02
FOR FRIDAY EIGHT

Du Friday uight ot ,his week, Capt ta. .aiaa suI Little Buttor0up wili rscslsc @ aaHsht from the people oi pfoscolt There aII us piac,d on the boards for Che occaslon thr second aoi ol rInafoe and tae bcauUdl ui.er.,ts. entitled "li,s. of Au,eus.~ The Captain aui iutieTcup batc acquitted thru -'Ises adulrI,il dunag tie fss enteuair meu,- already girfu. aHd es 5s.las, aUr ..al.u. ali taua 8Hi .. ..aa. asH .if. ..m .aa-uz Deu-h Da aa, 70 f.a ...s.. Ia.f tpta.n Nf Hpsanf s...s. s.. . .#f .sra asa .uHI. a.# ,a.'. a.. .a aHanfaHt. se ms. .l.. sa. s...a.. -fH.a. ...... Ar
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Ina a.9ls le.de Boy
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nguuit aou.-a'a,k. who had -traycd out to Prut.ac. M. .H hl- Ieiulu, having s seat in tho cor ailI benevolent oid man Of c.ur-a sh.uei ua, up r.nUludnw a- soon a- hr slt daau. i..s HI h..N W the late os luty m.. ag hau .ad Jhe old man sBii
 "Why lntoa a..H I. window urE' 'nHUt Wa.i w..,.y tp jump ont Ii the ,.I. tH' ..r .I.U....' Ipi'ei the boy. Iu.H as ..... H.. ...| HHl shoulders out. auJ ta. u.I .ta t..
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-02

Nrw YEtR.--The old fashioned or new. as ihe ease may he, of keeping ppeu doors ou New Years Day, wus followed i} many generous people oI Prescott We hear that rcircshmont tables greeted the caller, cn every igrn, and hardly any person in town had an appetite for su.per-ea--nug aud good things had captured their omachs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-02

X shooting aiIray took place iu Glnu. i.t, N,,h ago sunday m vhici, .iohu <
 Ns, s;tly B ss thot su, ki,Ir,l liy Mn Mur- riy N,,aflly was under the influence of li4a., ljs iir,, made a cat with , hovic AHlie al Cd u5B named M,'ormiC, a.;.r '.ftH hr -Ht hI~ urv.t,o gun aod iIr'i al; Murphy vhn dfya Li- revolver and shu; NJ, 4,t, i,rru-b the brain Murphy wa> sNsm.u.' era .ii-r ';4fl-ri tjtjkcn, li'h.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-02

i~-Irf.- r-;atri ai 1s, t5tb ~sss ga. "a ill- -stsfs-i .rs.e -f.-s r..i Auesn 30 s.sr A-sfarr .f t-. -s.-s -.f .u aH fIf. Ns-t .-a Rang. fr-;.-..s. -.a .fi -.E'I |Ht.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-02

4 -pe,lai '.,rs pcpi.,in. TcNss, dated the -iI -sr- | l;,,Et! lgSiu nu ;h N3.<oull k .f.-,- si.! i,Na> Railroad i'rshe rruri.. i sar cunning hTi Ic Ucar puaut ~'a'i.r. Tn. locomotive pa-~o'l over safely, hut fh. J-adri sui - ,tI- were v;o,k,d 7ui hu'r. ci. He fireman lrll into the lire and us. rasst,r, ta death. h:IScman Was -ii.lf- iv }r-sg,j
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-02
DissOItItion Nafice.

The tu partner -hip heFef"fur, ,aiatiH1 f.f-. .t EuHuuri and Arfrri, NalHvt. tu th t-.rti ~.r .... and h-'aursrt. at hFsd-has titt. A. D. ha- f..t H .oisrd by fnurusl r1u-.Ht Autlrss as..r- -...... srIi contributing Ihs husius--
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-02
Important NOtiCC.

Prom tids di.c. uutl furih.r H.ri.-. rrv srs.. AIarAvt ai he srpf open eyery sunday forenoon .-.. until lN U'ul1ck for the scroniifsp Istia 3f
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-02

Fsnu F. a.4i,r a. i1r si,l t-,r..i f. s-t.fs t.. M ..-- fHf turing ua si.-sa. lr '... rHr#. . ... f.s. and Hs sfrf.. rs..s- slfs .ss..r.. f.r .i1- r.... hfUE iig aftHfisss fa"- I.... -irl and sifTi..t-. faI- f#f l.a.... H. avIt.'UfaI EHYuff fffrii.lf|sE 1rrs-r.fr. arr. t'|I HaHE ssi tA nH=lu.as. 700 ilt.r 1s l.EHt ur .f i .i.. srft l.lr-.. n. ..
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-02

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-02

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-02

\ Y N's-aH. Ind 'll,pstrh ot Dee a"h says iH.. 'h. ttia. nf John n. Nimp-"u. "d'"i rI 'h i,,u.ur ~tar. inT Killing NU ll"" sri i.r tiiv 'aii,,tor, resulted iu yer -i.-t a' acquitted.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-02

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-02

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iiusiurss Notice

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Tn. Ch.r.-t .f..&e a,s .' .,-t tefm'nsiei iu favor e' 'H. a.n, rn.4 3it'~ establish mrn's l.... ga. ost .G,.n,t ,.sm. ht' lr sgn'b-J y... ti '.. s.ue "f |. .gHisstIoa
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-04-23

There u-s 10 still b. d difference o. oplu-
ion among farmers about the comparative
value o. jersey cattle with other breeds O.
cattle for beef some -;ll. assert that the
Jerseys are % LITTLE vA-g, for beef uu, ! an
Of tie opinion tina; those who make thes-
statement Lave had little @. &c experience.
AT d-E.reu; times Law. fAleu-l and killed
three COWS Of tlar ureed-two tAorouEbbreds
ana ous grade. They were uniformly good
feeders and they have always dressed more
thai good Judge estimated then a. before
they were Killed Tlis Wa mainly owing Il
tn larger amount o.. rough tal.ow ana the
larger proportion OF tAlluv luterlald with tie
ueg: than ! 1ay, found il any other breed
OF cattle tlat ] have dressed fo- beef Witt
the same amount o. feed given then they
have gained faster ALd H-com, fattsr than
ANY utL,- kinds u cattle AL tles. COW.
lad -4-y.. u tie spring, were MIXED through
tn summer. were arIed Of IL the fall. and
wee El4i-l abou; tie trSt Of January. About
the tlua they Went dry ] commenced feeding
them r-la ra-.-. giving them auou; half b
uu-l-. L.-L; .-- morning. About 4 month
before killing them. four quartz Of con- uleG.
were substituted for one q the fred- o. tur-
Llp- and continued TIL they were slaughtered.
The tr-- COW. O. thoroughbred. dressed 600
pounds. and had 49, pounds Of rough tL,los
IL- second Cl,. "a thoroughbred. dressed -.
pounds. A-- Lad 30 pounds @! rough tlAuv
Inos VIC -aV ILL., beef pronounced d the
ta;t--t Tia; L--y L4l ever seen II thu pl4c.
The Jas, COW d C-siv dressed go pounds
A paI- o. Tic meat OF ali these cows was used
IL L-y family. and the quality Wa, equal to
any other That l Laye ever use6. bo;L H. 70
being Jui y and tender. The hide. o. tl-s.
COWS VEL n-d about ~ pounds each. z
a.. Wilma e1ea. T.. n f7urt T1,t>
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-04-23
500 REV -CATARHH
CURE.

Some people would rather be LuMlugg-G
than 10 get value received for their money
Hence il is tuat such persons ruu after this
and that pretended cure Tor catarrL forget
ting that Or Sage. CatRrrL Remedy Is 80
positive IL liz edscts THAT IT, former uruprle-
TOY advertised i for years throughout; iL-
JuIteo States under q positive guarantee Of
feriug $500 reward Toy al IucurAb.e case and
was never called upon o. pay TINS reward ez-
ctpt IL two cases This remedy Las required
such q fame that branch Office ma been e~-
tabhshed il London England, 10 supply the
foreign demand for it, sold by druggists at
30 cents
UNABLE 10 HELArEE THOUGH TIL NpsL.
FoETLANDyu-I. Iowa Marc. III. Is-..
DL. l.. v PI.CI
Dtr Sir Some time ago I bought
DOuche. some Of your Dr Sag, Catarrl
Remedy and Golden Mvdlca. Discovery and
commenced 10 Use them The aches and
pains a. well a, sore throat aud catarrL from
which ] have been for so long ID time d
sufferer have entirely lsf, me viii their
use ] feel like uev man a. vel a.
LOOK like one. For four year. wa unable
70 breathe through my uose. From the use
Of the Calarrl Remedy ! can nov do so free
ly. Your medicines I know 10 be all that
they are represented Long live DR. Pierce
and the gentlemen connected with him
Gratefully YOUR. WATSON SMITH
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-04-23

ILs-l0Z-N- " "a lrI.As---I j. We found two
acres q. Guy own land infested 10y witch Eras-
brought D. b. sowing foul seed. We should
never seed II down % permanent meadow
Ill We had ~ least made al attempt 10 Grad
4r4t= j from tlt soil. And this J. tie way
We should DO II Keep every cultivated crop
Of The land 80 that tie ulow or cultivalor
could Doe rl- every day till 10, green thing
could b. found el the .ot treated IL hot
dry weather. such a~ j. not RAE ~ ulldsum-
m-r. iron Oh. &. t-r-a weeks would Kill every
plant. i the ground wa- worked sufficiently
often IL Wet weather -Hcl treatment would
be tui labor thrown away Between nov
and the expected season q drought g good
crop % GAS uic ct, be- grown for fodder The
Oats VIII -o shade tie ground that the witch
-rls@ wi. grow weaker rather tusL stronger
Til after the crop II harvested Then treat
a. reelu- ended above. and when everything
D. killed dead and past resurrection, We would
pu, ll The seed Of such Cr1S, H. ", wished 10
cultivate Another good way 70 eradicate
tLi- pest l- 10 grow two OF three heavy forage
or1p- l'-r year. Ma-urLC heavily for each.
Dat.. fodder corn. and even cabbage ore
good CROP 10y sn40tlerlug witch grass.
Great care must Doe taken when blowing and
narrowing that the pieces o. the plan! are 10,
carried along IL front Of I'll, implements and
planted Iu new spots, Tie strong point il
witch grass be- IL I,- Er-a; number Of dormant
bul- OBJ the roots or under ground stems.
Under certain conditions, the more it j. dis
tuTb-d tie faster u vii spread
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-04-23

MUCE ~ AAa-L--l- AHslLEEN-. AT T..
farmers institute a. Las, LUuEIueaduw Mas.
the other day. C. d Thompson Of ina; town
read al interesting pApa- OIL the CON position
OF muck, is varieties and uses. Then follow
ed g genera. narration Of experiences witt
muck. loan, sand and green CROP Tie IN
preston seemed 10 prevail that dried MUCK
was z valuable absorbent, and tia; stable ua-
uures CAD be prodtaliy combined with j;
where the hoE-psI L. under tie stable. i
muck Is thrown IL the hog VII do tho mix
ing and muck also works Vel IL the trench
behind the cows One case was cited. wler.
horse manure wa mixed viii twice IT, bulb
OF muck. and this compost allowed 10 IL,
through the winter Tl- mex, spring il vas al
piled 10 poiato-- q slovelt-l Of the compos,
with q spoonful OF superphospLat- 90 each
hill. a. far g. these would 60 and o. til r-s1
ofths piecen similar quantity Of stable uauur,
alone with supsrphosphats. on both pieces
there was . strong growth o.. vines. but Tie
best yl-Ic OF potatoes wa harvested where
the compost was put A. & rule the richer
the land the more likely the potatoes are 70
rot, especially IL kinds like the Early Yer
mont Il another case where fGitsniug
cattle were bedded with dry muck. and III,
manure used OIL 4 carrot bed. the carrot-top-
grew very Tall a. tie expense OF the bottom
showing the strength Of the fertilizer. over
uanuriuE land j. possible though not very
common. a moderate quantity o. seyera.
kinds often tell, more upon the crops than q
large quantity Of one kind. Hence. some say
Use slAll. manure with special fertilizer. auC
both a. freely a. If neither were present. Very
few cal afford 20 do this hut the idea intended
is that plants as well a. animals thrive best or
avariety OF foods Doubtless ole o. the great
estlvaE- o. the farm j. IL tL- matter u fertiiz
ers and here is where the professors Of ayr
culture should shed their light Whether 10y
the blowing IL Of green -rop- the laua car be
more chesply improved than by The compost.
ing and hauling Of muck l. still al open
vv4etfB4.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-04-23

III. comparative profit Of large and small
farms BE- b question that will not stay settled
IN f,v cases The subdivision Of labor and
economy Of system tel favorAby on returns
generally. however. the want Of capital inca
pacty for systematic effort or little vast =
and leakage make ambitious undertaking.
comparatively Improbable One advautal e
IN t1t small farm syst, II il the necessary az D.
preparation Of every source Of income the
utilization Of every capacity for production
and the employment Of the labor Of every
member OF the rural family. The French ai-
ford q good illustration Of this idea No frag-
m,ui Of time. lao product Of growth 40 n y
Of sunshine uI drop Of rain j. permit, 20 be
lost The care Of the silfworm and the keep
ing Of poultry are among these minor indus
tries that afford employment 10 the extremes
Of youth ard age The comparative
profit Of sman and large focks Of chickens
only illustrates IN al exaggerated fashion the
difficulty d. getting O profit out Of big farms
One il b Thousand vii conduct poultry oper-
atons probably on large scale 10y observ-
ing with extreme care the condition tina;
made small flock profitable. II the birds
are allowed free range without cruwdiuc
pure air and water, and the needed variety Of
food. vegetable aud animal. which O small
flock obtains IL it, voluntary circuit Of the
farm they will be healthy and profitable
But Ii D. extremely difficult 10 fulfill all these
conditions " J. TribUHs