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The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1880-10-01

Some of the features of taxation in
England are peculiarly just and de
sira5le. If anybody leaves you $500
you have to pay SO, and if he dies
Without Will, you will then pay
S15 TO get this $500 The govern
ment fee on 100000 legacy is
$1,000, and $3.50 If there be no viii
and if the legacy is 81 900, 500, then
the green's fee is 81, 500, or without
a will, more than 100000. Ii you
study and become II barristcr, the adj
mission costs you $3.50, or as much
as you are likely to earn the first
year. W hen you graduate in medi-
cine you pay $50. If you become
mere notary public to administer
oaths it costs $3.50. When you exc
cute a lease to rent your house for
anything above $3.50 a year, you pay
about seventy cents. If you want
arms and crests on your carriage you
pay 81, and if you ret these arms
''granted'' to you, and in a measure
fully recognized, you have TO pay
$50 license. One carriage is 81
year. ! cur dog cost S2.25 n year.
For n license to carry gun you pay
50. 80. The tax for every male ser
want is 81.
The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1880-10-01

W. II. English is reported as
contributing generously to the In
diana campaign fund. The labor
ing men will remember that this
contribution is the result of tax
sales and foreclosed mortgages
wrung from the dearly bought earn
mrs of The poor.
The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1880-10-01

There is a girl with a fine figure"
said Leonardo Toppletop to his
friend Frederick Won Weisesnicht,
as the ungainly Miss Dromedarius
stalked by. DO you call hers fine
figureY" was the astonished query.
Il do; she has 9teg.o09 in her own
Nance
The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1880-10-01
Southern Arizona

VIII devote its columns
to furthering the intere SITS
Of Phoenix and Maricopa
county and the southern
portion Of Arizona, 1T is
the intention of the pub
fishers to make the
The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1880-10-01
NATIONAL TICKET:
TERRITORIAL TICKET:

For Delegate to Congress.
MADISON W. STEWART,
Tor PIMA COUNTY,
The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1880-10-01
FULL AND RELIABLE.

The Editorial columns
will discuss all live topics
of the day, and its local
columns will contain a
complete resume of all To-
cal happenings. and all
matters of home interest
The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1880-10-01

For Sup't Public Instruction,
NJ, II. SHERMAN,
(oF YAvAPAI COUNTY,
The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1880-10-01
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.

Republican Nominations.
NATIONAL TICKET:
For President.
JAM ES 4. GARFIELD,
Tor OHIo-)
For Vice President
CHESTER a. ARTHUR
(OF NEW YORK
The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1880-10-01
COUNTY TICKET:


FOR THE COUNCIL,
VIM. Phoenix
o. II. P SHEETS. $1,000. Phoenix
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
VI. H. CALDERWOOD, Aqua Fria
J. T. PRIEST. .-..-.---.-- Tempe
y \ LUKE ---..-.Ph Phoenix
FOR SHERIFF.,
7. B. KELLY. Phoenix
FOR RECORDER,
FRANK KIRKLAND. Phoenix
FOR COUNTY TREASURER,
>. A. SHAW. ....... Phoenix
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
IA. TWEED. ........... Phoenix
FOR PROBATE JUDGE,
W. 4. HANCOCK. Phoenix
FOR SUPERVISORS,
A DECKER Tempe
\. HERRICK. Phoenix
FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR ANB
CORONER,
w N11hs. - L heellA
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR,
Il. r. PATRICK. Phoenix
The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1880-10-01

PHOENIX PRECINCT TICKET.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
W. WILKES, and W. o. O'NEIL.
CONSTABLES.
F. NJ. POST and FRANK KUHNE.
SCHOOL TRUTTEES-
GEO. F. COATS, J. NJ GREGORY
f. III. FOWLER.
The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1880-10-01
TucsoN pAILY cITTzEN:

opinion Of 5 cur i Icadlng legal aGthori.
ties that the proper construction of
the United States the right to vote
after residence in this Territory of
six months.
, 1880-02-21

slble ,narrtages-;m sensible, people 70
lnarry-tt-btt why 70 tflroitgl, tlIe long list
nf ffs? lset tl4 nlAkU them fnwcrlct lis !llAke
men not expect tnu much from q wtfa-let us
make them marc tc,,tlerllrarttd, more c,tral-
rte, mnr9 utlsGltisl, rullsslernte-let us mike
women more responsible, tnurc thollgltfil,
n,0ry rrasu,lable-let ~ mike men AMI w0tl,-
cn both wllnt they ought To he, forbcarlnE,
charitable 10 each othGr's faults md full
ings-let 1,s convince ourselves thoroughly,
once for al, that tho fnults and falltltxH are
not all on one A.lp- sltat wtnra aIl Imperfect,
Or we Should not bg lure. 14nt ,s not exact
too m,ict,, but be lnnlrnt rs we wul,ltl wish to
l,n ltnlentiy dealt Will. Let men res,etl,hpr
always this one scntence written by 4 w0nl"
m: "fhat while lrnlsilH tic Pilgrim
Fathers fur their noble endurance, not 10 f1r-
rot thai the Pilgrim Mothers endured tic
same sliFcrtngs. with tho additional burden
Of tho l'llK1fin Fathers themselves" Gun
yoll mike the application?
fully nElpn with l.. h. C,'s last sentence
"Se1hshness, cgolls,l,, ill-telnprr, anil TIC
want Of common sense OIL botIi sI1es,"-tl1nt
is It cxact!y,-tl,c wlole Thing III Il nutshell.
Mny II not bc thnt thcsu unliappy marriages
nre permitted In nr.ler TINT we may, through
them, gnin ,ptfencr self-control, fs'rl'ear-
a,ire, nnt other III Tho qualities that 90 to
the bringing ,ls ZIP to tie full measure Ut u
man ,-tllat jsr Ut MI atEelP CAl1F0lsNLt.
, 1880-02-21
fII(IJI-I'!tTCEU B{YtN0I4-TlDOkH.
Ii ths Editor Of Jhs Ghtcugo Itttune

ST.. Louis, No., Fob. l7.-'Hhers III n qWcs-
tl0n have long wished To asts: Why IL 1t
tint sch00l.boUks 4re 10 high In prlco,-so
very high thAt poor people cnn s0arccly pro-
yIltu tl,elr children With tho books required
to uttet,d tho public gcl.oa!g ..
The Statc, county, md school districts
have control Of tho schools III uyory 0tlior
department, and why not OF tie books ulso :?
Ttlo schools nro fur tho benefit Ut tha public,
asui BhoN!A DO fur the puor especially, yet
tho benellts are placed almnst be-
y0nd their rrach by tho monopoly
scllool.l'ooky. WHY must this 10? Gun moth
chsap rs to bu wltIiin % tic reaci, M Sf tic poor.
est Alll hnlnllesl that nactl theIn9
find tho seluul-book expenss uuttu u .lraln
ps ps.sS S y "X i!p p45ss eoa h e ot f"} xS sg' s Ms
wnul.l nut MurlMnr. But thar0 ~ nous,
L t'!ls matter \ not t9 a., be lsa;ul , u any
@ oths5 foir r. s,n Why ssYgot tue Legislature act
a iii " %as u @.eo %Ny i. tho past brought boforo
that body to rcs!uce thu ,cllarges on tho
Pullman slpupIlIg-ears. Thut could, with
reason. be tluNgllt nono of thglr business. a
t,orson-l'Gh Or t'aul-Whp WlSlIes 10 mako
neerear, lI'ero being otlter cars ut his ,lls.
TO bs etluuntod, Il n!llst hayo books, and l,onu
ather than thu very books which are Va lllgl,
MItfch Will result i in IgaMl to il,oisaMls' Til:
Tribune IL llsual!y first aill foremost lii u'l
good alui reasonable REFORMS. lat tstmg 0l,g
| ur many suggest lnetll0il or llttliuds by
,l wElel! 9 ca'l ba brought al.1pt ala tho Psope
sollo lIeas N!,ollt u way In which this might
la4 done, but Wal,tl rAt]er laear from 0tllera
Anotlef question 9t less Importance. hai
Yreat eo9Ea to .'eslTe Mr. ~ tvn, vsnsMcf fFoni re
country rrsltleilcu. palntea. sto,lo color, wifi
trimmings III black, h1 handsome alMl Iii good
tastv!, ;l}y ttlmpi'igss, meal. corlItcv, etc
etc. The 0utslt!u blinds to be stone colni
! Atsn.
VIII solllu ono gtrb us some instruction nl
tho llse Ut euli or hat water for the nFlnents
cvlniuun III Il family, 50 TINT u mother cun b
, 1880-02-21
gracefully from tho battle my Inst conmnnl-

cnt1U, Inns invoked,
Tho facoliul.a remarks of T0pscy Tinklore-
mind nlD of t,na whu stA,ns Inn vftstianQuot-
1lni, aMll flushing lights and brilliant COLI
panlo,ls qttnt'lng deep slraughls OF wine, and
shouting aloud songs nf Joy a.ul pleasure,
strfyIng 10 forgut Iii tho desperate gnyety Of
tho moment TINT OIL tito ,horrow lie dlos.
All, wien t)se roys1ry IL ended, and tho
cold. grny dawn steals through, tho wintlnws
:f t1c lfsor;;orSl ; roon!, H. TIC soS tIlss %lt ,
ayail tien tlle t9!sY l.npp!l,ess il MI hours
tllat ennhUt hu phi, ,astt!e.
llfo y sa.!, nlIl ! '!o not for 2 nloment !';
otIiorwlAe. ll'dertl, tho Rallttu Indy who
writes from Lyons atltnlts fls much, an Blie
only inakes onn. 'nistnku when aD, Eays:
"You >, VIII H. sMraly ,AeRt al1 your irluMls s
seiGnca cnn,'ot PROVE. -,
Tho trun nlrai,Ing 0f ,lifo Is found only by
those whu strive ti nuke tho lot OF ti!cfr fel-
low-tasi' brighter; ! walked yt'stNrtlay thy
tho orlty, 1,att locks Of fr!!,na ltlildlnys de-
t oT, II yo GU ro!!l'i @ 1ase a ssr' @ tic @ i"css iist
gize1 Mt It'll! frHnl tho .wttl'l!Ws 0f tlnse
cry, 'rspatr. and the marks Df terrihn l'ass-
sinils sllNtlVwa,l Iortl, uIWlt tl,onl. Through
open tloora, I caught .g!imses ct clIihlrgll
half c]GlhHt!, lttl Will their young limbs
pinctl With 1,ItIErr ,ttl l,ltu will CUlt1, IT,
ffl0 uuistrutuliiT ilINill ,lirty itOurs, saw
jlnxEutsl w)Jllul, viii, bra,isrtl ruecs ntnl GNs
jjku tilu cllNs nj Il hr.l uf prey, gntiiurlng up
lifts ut e3nt from, tltu strt.s tlint tlgy might
FOR nl,ru warm their gIinstly bo.lies Darn
nt1y U1c assert tltat tleyi, l,1l,lu i}r0 l,apny?
Of what nvaii Is tho bsstlEful sunshine Wien
| it Fulis 1to,, t'losa who aro siarY1nEp Does
| it sntisfy their 1i1llgrr:'
.Wlio enn lo l!appy WIN s!ocs mt feel for
nteF3y f H. + hW2' 5 ta tY & y &'sp{ . e'f w 6f t. sy sy
very tlour2 IIfc IN Il continual struggle, md
thut 1t Is s,ltl OnI Ii proven by ilu itct tint
We who j,ayu lost friends BIZ tietIth would
, 1880-02-21
lsS ONE WHO KNOWS.
Ii Tia E4ilnr Of The Ehtf4do T'rdbHEE.

~ ths t'ator j" !"e *".eHpo 11eH"f'
soy n fe,y words tn Tho Home tt,,lay. To bu
oa, ,1I", ~" n,,I oa,nn,,,'', ai,.n,, nm.
way psVs", w.. ,,'.,.a'1,', ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ '',t,s 10 n"p
posing LINT the understanding OF ulllles Is
llfo TINT ieatts to It's 1.octry-f6r to thorough
,sa, ,,s =. o na,ias IT, ,;nt,, ,,es os md ",If
IT, isaa %s ~ ''tS IT, ~ sn nm's H' a. tat " uuns
ny ut H. N IT e o1,StssI ss''n anu xrr ai,'ata g,
,,,nI !,
so9ut fcor tnorrh n vii, ,,o rather \ ,ltf1,cu,t
matter to naku L. j.. e. understand tic 'lu.
tIrs Of n ,,ousekceucr 1lo IL very evidently
nh Tia h,,sfnnxs ,no,am,r IT m pstalljsG-
neut us t0 pua'sesI baya h@ Iausske.usr M nrtar
llantnamakcr, mtlllncr, tatlorcss, latlics'
a, wait1,ss s"G%' nt u eu"Iewon' u' sur'asulins s
ler ls1' owll 'hSscltSl S ald ali these varios sii,
"oS ~ II r,niui uu n," tr",or =" xri1rr nbtItv
sny ~ liS ,niui ,,is,tt n ~ ,'ianas.a T." m,,t
s,eHI; -, HIT hns. % tn', hnnIt n k",fns uositnn
ississt.l as rsY,itrIns Erea!sf ,nenta' t, e'iort
Ea EnnnM n.y. ~ ~ ,y"rv cn of n ,,n,,Ii'Sls s,iI'.
aTtps' 1's nn " ~. nrrrnns avti, ma +,
wi t"s a ,',t W narlw IT, iMnW as,nif i
S1s xsn y I sHg.se Hs ~ % t|n Is W, rr eiss i
a eef ~ aa, aa y S oea '. a nt t.oS Se NIX s,v S
u @ F,aIs H. s ~, noe trplc III ~ ,t s,,wH fHo
s .auu9 ~ 'n,,' ~. wv ,.n"v, Nv .tsS MS a,u
aAs u ,It, 1sS ,d,iv .l;'assp,. h TSs's' ~
c ~ w VIII a ,nEInw ~ ,vnn,an's u srossna
n 9hM 81 Ma,,.l dp ,,,.,'. an,s eptun " Wn,uS,,s
pol,!eis molnnSS: ;nS: " s!Gy .! t ,, Ses!uS t ~
me's 'lnts: ,olM NV. W" l"s IT. s,a,9tv
sdds' Y & Mcn at solr H. ,s sa,y .1"o t., n,nlnryy
s' mr 9sI Hso, afo so seW; M sa,xra Mor
thhm easc 70 ~ em'imS'alGh. a. h,1.o,or,, ,,n,,oe
" th u ra't ~, 4 ..In II n,,.
. s t.,4 u'e'y u"y Mu ia,t,t ~ I,vuss v"eo
o S!l aa .'g sssl!iis VII! tMeheW, ~
tntmi ux.,i ai,y5.,i, Gn,y G n,,nsnr", ,is
t mTt"i c eAcaso 9tl9asM Gnsvtnoio IatS aeU ~
a!!H!as1otf ~ iItG9,sshly i"ht oeE sGa.u ~
et ~ t@s .,' nMuss ,o sS nts pti%M ';a,.
TINT iutI' 1T Ill.,, n, "ee l, t tsKatn1y 1veIS !@y
is ~ VI i .'Gio t,t ~ in auoM ~; prs Is!si
household ayery day !!as its different dntiGs,
!le pr9pAfntm 9l i1ae M ,aeais gollls oh leEll. ~
, 1880-02-21
THE TYPICAL YOUNG MAN,
HIS WEAKNESSES EXPOSED.

~ Wv @"He' " 40" N'hNN9o A'WA's*
folks thiuk about IL literary club, composed.
aa the noys a.a @ M,ss.@ ,,' nseh 3oae,ss, 9a
aMu yoit's}, Wao "l' laelSnIe lhte'lec's Win
lllsi-SchoDl girls, young ladics, atd mal'Gsl
friemls innlsf thnt tin indie. Iis,et, IN tl,oir
,,",,,s ~, r,,.,i s,itsot. |n t,",, III, s,.,
fieHs oh ic'thea shu}ect7 las lI!ey u10 soiile
ttlIe slfce1, they n.ust defeat II they call the
wOtlttl Of ulllul ngc, n1,d not cast bIurs upon
II school.giri whosu tasto for sul!d rcadup
llas 10. neea 1oFt.eo. .e go oae EXPECTS tae LUZ
Of 10 10 feal sclanst1le essays; taen why
SHOULD u schoolgirl {k1r Gntiro time being
tleyotcd to text-bO0ks) bo cel,s1trctl for not
being eullycrsallt with 6oUks tut Ii llls taken
nges for authors to compound? At Ii lins
would certainly prutu. tllnt your yuilt.g stu
sluut should kllUw more OF nj nlltlior tlitll Of
iii itlrns
Thuru aro rs isla,,y learned women as men,
II not more; but our brUtl.crs wlll havG
1ni.lng 10 lu with Il llll,,-stockl,tg, d strong
x % wo,n,,l nt nllst rctiinla Witt. lpr p pv,icr
snIclu aid not Indulge III i,lwun,i,Ily pllr-
att,tx. III Hiu, I]tn.s hrcnnin infrrpsiui in
philosophical, scie,,t,tlr, religious, ur literary
subjects, sic mist lsot exlIect {he iparneil
Young lar to eUnlparn ideas Will l,ur. lIa
wljl,s a sulnlep Goy. ani, whG'l liz rSnclles
,n",tfI,aui Xiii insists IN igliti,.x yIern thara
T. n 'n,ssihilItv NJ vir1t,rv nv DS"e "A''o '''''o
Guita riahi. nv fri,a,lt. "Don't yenturo
bcT.,,d y,,r tlentl, Ms is lu.r,, ssi,i In lila
n,!,,," q iii, tr.,tn,',t1v @'
ext1yiI.jy TIkely tts be ,lull nt ill bot,ks: 1T
y H.. e',!,,,rs ~ & ,s1rts IT ~ IL Is ,,s,,;,1v
n ,,m, ~ n, ~ II sn " !G ~ ,,
tlces tWlrlg &c c,.iu, m % Wcars iig1t oyvrcoat.
, 1880-02-21
RATHER DISCOUNTED,

40 ne ha'tar o. 1me I"eao aft'unt.
MINIATURES. WIS, Fob. l0-Tlat Is tight,
%r vor ey ySf 1ieq1s sas av II s + w1{s r, not .,: IT,!
;rlor,f,,r,, ,,,vor ro,,w ~ o,T,rt =. +" hstlay'
.t,,a.,,,t !,'t 'ne 'os ~" on"., :" heep llca
hcafIea rig'at'" An eSo single to their hap
plness will bo Of groat benefit to them, anil
~, sye e.ye.'n you Leisure % ,,a to , %proys your own
s1glla'lee You teel l''at you nfe fulfilling yoat
mission to society. Do mt allow themio
move without tho gentle guidance Ut you,
uarefut ',nu,a. 1ieep your eyes open vide.
md md only WY, for haye w. " not saIl III, L
you tlD not con'pre'cl;l TIE faets then 'laal
vi .,,,f fsinaf'h.u"'p .u!f .. Mld't Ut t%a
w.. WI . meip y1nr ir,enas ewnldeft,ll$ ltt!c
!igtgI!t ~ Ilo sl'leo ~ t.lG' nit 1YI tne
S, SH Slig s tlro- t,e i'i t' i9Ss} Sgm isl! So,l t5a
1' Gn,u M M ,s[, theL lo astl,o , % yoar l'es.
,,ot ns ~ tbn ' tlov ~ tst n s wots 70
M hosst ,5. conyieio,l M % "no'' any subject, ther Y
nrSs iaT ,Ts 1Sise vnt u i 'feosIf"l " af @
edge lleill; you pnrposeliy, slLlsapply tl!e!r
nl.allll'E, WllGn your iiGlF!l,'ofs Hre feeling
Klaa!r soW'tH ~ Ih!1Sii!u. H. nt eol!'es
t!G,itc'!atGuS 1t.9a.a itots t1e kiiaio p t,e
tlio tf,attfr nee1 l,ovp r. attef NJ! acal OF
co?ili,loig PHIL, @ TO 10 HerlVea 1.,et [ti Itii,a IL
Iho lrl!c 9nd 1,!st Grille w. ", ilave much r..
slhct taE ueIlltelllall or iady, Wo call REALLY
deterlIl!'ie BY rpatlllig Wh9t they M4} write.
AZ aftiG1o SI Wiitte,t VIII @ kln.lsy fGS!!llg 'es
Il, eoiiFinleh tln reaanr ny 10 tHe sEltl Ilhsl'
!lo'l ot tno wr!taE We a!l nawittlllglY pst,
lnLs. tell oitr OWL siury. Qnr nelElloafs'
position Will 10 Judged moro " ther petite
alu lfies>tily mll'lef than ny Wllal tlle critics
aS e5 .5rt]'s Il t,e't Hape1cut on tin vii, ot foa
rho!i Mhy, = Crltio nt the Universe, lust
, rnnlt hllotthn 70 liitich WlntIntM 70 1e~ oi
dny M.of' humble sfS!rvahtsY Thou lllSt ~ i12t,
tllat VA Rhow. 1ties ilhvn assumed ,lhy
, 1880-02-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
POEM WASfEf,.
10 The Edlinr o. Tic EAitapa Tribune

10 The Edl.or o. Tic Ghieapo Tribune.
MONMOUTH, ILL.,, Feb. t7.-SeeIng so many
requests answered, come With miile. VIII
so,ua nne sold lllo The poesu eniLtled
"1lrtcrolloxy." wrttte,t By Fl0renco Percy
(Atrs. Elizabeth Akcrs Alleu) for tho AFt
Reutc'o suverul yenrs ago2 mover heard
but tllesu Two lines:
What to sAo were gntcs ct pearl, lf they parted
tilpe atlh silef
Whnt the strcn,s 80 fair and golden. II walked
thotn seeking thec?
: IL complete copy OF this p0enl was sent 10
Laura Messenger by Arrow about two yours
Ag1, but 1t was not published III Tho Itmne
~ IL great l,1lIy hoped 1t would. Stamps
and sincere tfuliks will be retur1lntt to aliy
one sending the nb0ve 10 my address,.
bIfSA D{1llA.
, 1880-02-21
THE LErTER-DOX.

There aro letters, papers, ai,tl postal-eartls
nt this ofi!cn for tlie persons wliose ,,'scs nss
pear below. Those living ont nj Tie city
should send their address md n t1,rre-ccl,t
stamp, upon receipt Of which their mill VIII
be forwarded. Residents Ut chtcugo can Oh
tun tiieIr mail by calling at Room So IHli'-
USE Hntlding:
Household Nonentlty. Mlrinm u. Dean.
EeinHse. Helen L. Klein.
Uh1 Timer. u. u.
Marguerite,
, 1880-02-21
Some Faota About Old Contributors
q: and New Ones, by Aunt
Lucy.
An Interesting Letter on Horticulture
In General and tho CAnlcllla
IN pnrtieulAr.
Several Communications Regarding the
>. .'', =, Alleged Sadness Of Life on
This Earth.
Hints lof> Church Entertainments Wanted-Tha
Ris.ries Of Sessant Glrls-Delot1n In
Dress, Ett., Etc.


II Household Noncntliy will scntl her
ya,,lc, iustca,l Of simply her Post.O'cc a'
,dsess, Tho letter In this Office for llur will be
~
PerlE1cne, of st. Jnsrpl,, Mich, Is Informed
That articles on ilirttn1: Ire not desired. The
subject was written TO standstlll SOME tlme
ago,
, 1880-02-21
WANTS 4 CRAVE or IT'S OWN.

10 tkt Editor Of The CHcago Tribune,
,,ntat et ,n' In. tr.v, 'o ,%s
nonlasneh Amateur t0e1 !!,s thrown lia9o 'ho
quiet eiealnp,nal't ot TIC llolne!
l am e total stranger 10 It, set cannot re-
s.; s hs tS1te a aas s spps i2 to tho sf3ss y; s
" ~ II, u'u "sAi''s ~" aues''ons o. n'S
aaversaries. '...,. -.
First to Topsey Ttnk'e: 1t seems that, SO
far us she Is cO,ccrnetl. sllc ila8 almost lost
su,t Of tlo pyoy;r,,s t,ursi,,n1. and tirsrrntleI
n n ncrst,,ul nt,ncl' Nnw. + wnnt In nsls
lopsey II sho ca1i Truly atsa honestly say hcr
1fe t. Hd ,Ms ifS,, p%erfrctIy happy oo
there wns nol n g,,ui,t, tiark, AprctI1tf sllidow
continually l''vertng bcforo l'er eyes which
MaEs s..e!a |ess eujeyabis thar Isoy WI %soald 5o
Again, what IL ,trns l.applncss?. IIanpl-
hess fur which Iii this ]lfe wa seek In yuiil
Is II tho lang. the jake, tho W!sslrg lest, tho
iyn!!c of the lMar, ta!o merry, Hight tessly!ty
and excitement Of u sall oyer ll,o .laslling bill
lows Of taku Or YEA? mol q Thousand Hines
no! 'rhese slrU but t]lo riffs nf SUNSHINE
brenkillK through tho clouds Ut lfe i!lltl lilk-
bscause b 81 tIleir f r.roliectioa. lit It il not
hNppl.ess! AgNin, IL lltA sweeter ''far thu
trial uiu teEay'? Our grratest PLEASURES we
know arc thuse Of anticipation. but, reinetll-
Mt hlHt3 tllnt "ltnflH jaE{tfE&tl HlHkeit ftlH
hcart Sick" and de!ay ea,Hat wake li5o
s,Jtss, Kysn Mntie!palb,a, II too ioMg d.. d.
laysal tn liz fultillH,!i,t, viii pall upUl tho
llrart al,L die Ut its owl, wight.
Nwtuyv Is sad, To,sey 70 t.,e contrary
notwithstanding, and II shs will please 10
III! mo Wien s!it, ever fnlllltl It "Jolly"
In ller jiEll.est n,t,os Ut rurclcslless regard
| INK tho toiIy nlnl cnr,.s Of Iifr.
| Wttl, What rtttttuy xHruaxut aha ent,,,un,.f G
on What siIs caiii,nt ,jlsrnto, tlrsconiitg
fru,n tbu s,lbIi,no 10 tio ri,tlrni,s,s, frun tNo
Cl1lYe 10 tlle nrvn,,llDry md medical rnijpgu,
nnI doesn't liz % ErMye receive " w Sycn ihe1i!
AMI ISes Ills term "grayan MEAN s!ury
intnr,nents IN Il MI rather n t!Imetig
ifranSs," frar ToI,sey i.ns overstI,t,f,ttl
| hrrsnlf III snrens,n.
Tj,rrs en- b,t iloIhtfp ~ nul,oultsll or rhast-
lyn IL tl,o purs, Heart ii ttl;.k1w at liz grnyu
ria ss f1a y t1iwis md ~ ;as arr,Ms sWs Sin %t
yarup ,,,,cartain il1ne NJ st,,uatj,inx hett.r.
| N"l,et h .lwit In xaytng iii fs Wisk~T IL,
foiks a 10 7 b. s ,liscnn1 M dS1 a, sd mis ali te M
lime" and there ins brer nothing snlI titus
far tu e,,ssssaxS @ ] ,s sus % nm,Js' ia nY ns's @ dany
, 1880-02-21

ETtI.L TIl4Sks LIFE QT.o9aIY.
ID tM Editor ~ 9hs cAteapo 1fth4aE.
HYDE PARK. ILL.,, Feb. 16-Once more
iMploro Aeartns IN order that may retire
, 1880-02-21
GUNII'S.

BONE FACTS cOHCEKS1Nu THEN.
10 ths Editor Of The Chicago Tribune.
C11EuuSo VALLEY, N. T., Feb. ID
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-09-01

mechanical analysis, in that much
will it's value consist as fertilizer.
This leads as to the last point
under discussion, the relation Of
barnyard manure to other fertilizers.
Now, there are two classes OF peo-
ple in the community ; one class
who advocate the exclusive use OF
home manures, the other who would
belittle the home supply and place
ali their dependence upon CONNER
cial and special fertilizers. They
both are right and both are wrong.
The agricultural community has al
ways in the past, and must always
in the future, depend upon the
barn to supply the great body
Of the fertilizer required. No wild
or fanciful ideas ought to be enter
tanned On this; subject. It is sim.
ply question. Of profit and loss.
The trouble is, that the home sup
ply of manure: fails to feed all our
hungry acres. Still there IS a de
mand for more crop products, and
the commercial fertilizer must be
used to raise that supply. ...-...
Good, xwell.fed animal excrement
saturated with the urine of the ami:
NAL, is probably the most perfect
form of manure we have. This
largely results from It's physical
condition. It has a light, spongy
texture, which exerts marked ben,
efcial effect upon the soil, rendering
it more retentive and permeable.
The food contained within it is Civ.
en- up regularly and gradually as
the plant requires, differing from
special fertilizers, which sometimes
induce an early and luxuriant
growth only to leave the plant in
the lurch as it approaches fruiting
or maturity. From their very ma
ture animal manures are not subject
to this objection.
Another advantage which animal
manures possess over mineral
manures is in the warmth that they
| afford to the soil and plant roots
while undergoing decomposition
This heat is Of the utmost import
| ance to the plant as it is foot-heat
| and so ezerts a far greater, effect
than the same quantity of superficial,
heat.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-09-01

BAKED CUsrARD.-Beat- the yolks
of four fresh eggs for at least half
an hour, add five ounces of pulver-
lied sugar; then stir into the sugar
and eggs one quart Of rich new
milk, cold. Add a teaspoonful OF
distilled rose water, Or any flavor
ing extract you fancy. Fill your
custard cups and set them in a
stone pan half filed with water,
which may be warm at frst-not
hot. Put the pan in arather cool
oven, and gradually increase to a
moderate heat. In about twenty
minutes, dip a teaspoon into one of
the custards to ascertain if it is
firm. Judgment and great care
are needed to attain skill in baking
custard, for if left in the oven
minute too long, or if the fire is too
hot, the.milk will certainly whey.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-09-01
-%<D<-

Por Roisr. Meat of any kind,
chicken, prairie fowl or pigeons,
may be pot roasted. Slice an onion
and q few slices Of pork, and put
into the bottom of q kettle. Place
on top whatever,meat is to be cook
ed ;addjust enough water to stew it.
Be careful not to use too much
water; it can be easily added if it
cooks away, but it spoils the dish
to be obliged to take outany.
Keep turning the meat, and let it
stew Or roast slowly till brown or
tender, then take out the meat,
strain and thicken the gravy, pour
over the meat and serve hot.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-09-01

YEAST That WILL KEEP A MONTH.
Boil a handful of hops, strain off
the water, CRATE a dozen raw pota-
toes in this water, set it on to boil,
mix a teaspoonful Of -four with cold
water the same as for gravy thick
ening, then stir it into the potato
water; add to this enough boiling
water to make six quarts in all l; set
it away in stone jar, and when
cold put into it a teacup of good
yeast and teacup of brown sugar.
This. yeast will foam up as white as
whipped cream. One pint will do
for q large batch of bread. -.