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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05
Narrow EseaBe.

Genaro Yslss, who for some time past has be, very Iil It the residence If his br0jher-ln-isw. George Hucke, No. , Convent street, last evening be- came d"lirInus, and escaping from hi, attendant ran into the yard at the Tesc ot the house and jumped into the well. Assistance was aE once sum- moned, and a couple of men nescend- ed into lhe well tJ remove Wha; itwa> expected would b= a corpse. Strange i" cay, although Inc well is near.y fity t.Lt deep ,.UG had only a5cut a foot rf water in ii, Gslas Nss found to be lut slightly bruised lis escape from death was certainly marvellous. -IJuurnal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

MK J. II. WEST. visitor fr' m Los Angeles, desirous of surprising his Iluud- here, sent tO lhe cliy of hgs and uIanges for hIghlOned bouquet. IL came after MT. Wet had spent sev- eral days looking for il Ht the express and postoilice, but was jour days old and sorry looking specimln of Los Angeles floral beauty. Nlpp.d in inc bud, blasted, WIlEered blossoms, withered fovers, the la-t rose O. summer, hardly expressed MT. Nest's opIniOn as be denounced p"- tottices re. tape and delays, utterly gsrjles' of the revised New Testament.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

FRoasl Frog! h the name of Jean Cr4peau, f.og>i Smaii iroEs' big frogs, bulIfroIS! Green ilogs, spotted frogs, brown frogs, black ;rocsl Jumping frogs, lezy frog Big eyed ii. ss. long legged frog Fat frogs, thin frogr! The great American circus perfoTms daily at me Maison DOree win tow, whare in . miniature pond ma b; seen loi oi frogs Gisp0Iiing themse.Vs'. " he'' Cason slirs up the reptile The jumping heats the acroba's in Goes circus
 Big. fat. religious lcoAicg frogs we with the scallswsg fellows l. tying to jump ou' of ils glass cage. Arr vac9 k ihe hesGquar,'r- O irogdom, end hun4red- are >enr down ny every stage. IL may Cr 5-d pl'c' for sgue. but fir Z, thrive, and Ihe hear of ths Frsnehman Is made happy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

LONDON. June 2.-Betting against Keenc's FOXhall for the Grand Prix tie Paris, in Paris on the 12lh instant, is now 10 4.
 Riots in Ireland.
 DUBLIN. June "A report has reached Limerick that three police men had been killed during an evic- i'ol riot in County Clare. RIoting iD Cirrmel has heeu resumed. The pO- lIca and soldiers charged the mob, and many people were wounded. The troops cleared the streets. During th e service of eviction wriis on the islands around the coast of Donegal, the as- ~isiance of Her Majrsty's gunbOai G0Shawk was taken. The inhabitants sttacked an,i destroyed the Go>hawk'S . small boats, when the gunbOat opened fire, with what effect is not known. It is rumored that six persons haye been shot dead at Tuka, near Ennis Claire, by police during the rot.
 Population of London.
 LONDON, June 2.-According to the recent census the population of Lon don is 3,S14, 51l.
 Vesuv-us Active.
 NAPLES, June 2.-Slight shocks of earthquake at Mount VesUvius have hsen followed by strong eruptions Broad and active streams of lava are flowing down the northeast side.
 The Epsom Races.
 LONDON, June 2-At Epson the W,iter handicap was won by Ch m- ei-on. Tower and-Swrrd second, Bate thi'j. T elve rlI, includlng Keene' s Brandanas.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

THE pa'rul bg.anging tu NIT. A. DHChtuA Las q Lard lime. He ha- three lia lisD, two Slovenian, one French, one spanish and "ne : merl- can, seli-appojnted tutors, and their yEiucipN occupation se,ms to be to lescR ,im Co swear. but the p"nr b'rd has Se.,gIe Sn c1HfG-ed Wilh tie poly -Iut hasiuess ihai ne cannot sep'T'te prayers aud cIrses. Though tpFmer'y belonging 10 Madagascar mission any. he may turn out frat elass sand l0t hoRier.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05
EASTERN.
The Senatorial Fight

NEW YORK. June l-lh Tribunc's Albany midnight special says: A reg ular conference fl Admiuistrtli"n m D ,,,s held this evening, ht Which tl p detprn. nation was reached no' t' at- temut any concentration of can i'da' es in tO- unrFow's bslloting. This d. rision vss reached ailer 2 l0' . anu friendly discussion. l. WAS IAoug gLI
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

Harry Oswald, the popular conduc- tor whose run has heel from this place to Yuma, has been transferred IO the Los Angeles division. The travelling people have always found him a pFOmp:, relpble anl agreeable gentleman in every respect, and wish him well in the place to which he has been promoted.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

MAJOR GRIMES, who has served in iLis Department for twelve months, distributing during the time $I5o,OOO left for hi> new stltion, Portland, Oregon, yesterday. The Major 5 nun, rols friends wers 10th to see Alm depart, but the powers tha, te go nrGe!ed snd in the service of Uncle Sam iLcre + nothing to do bul obey orders. May Ais new station be pleasant enc aud may bis years ol usetulres- be many. i- tie bet wish lhe Miner has for Lim.-[ Prescott Miner.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05
KAILKOAD lIs.E HALLE.
EASTWARD.
KINNEAR.s STAGE LINE.

Stares leave Tomostone for Benson al a. m. and 70 a. u. daily, connecting with al trkiu- b0rL erst and west.
 kiages leave Deuson for Tom bstOue at Q a. n and 5.3U p. n. daily, connecting WirE all eTIiETaut, freight and passenger trains coming .--r fL. N Ne-f.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

THE Boston Economist says N,ssrs. NeWcomb t Tabor have formed a syndicate for the purchase of the Emeiie mJne, of Globe dI-Iict, Arizuna, and Mir. &gwc"mb left ou Monday evening. iu company with Jason l.. Clark. for ArizoIa, 10 com p!ete the arrangements and stat up work. He will he absent for about four weeks, aud sill visit Tombstone and Eureka, ant the m.aes of which he Is the President.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

THE bond on the Grand Central South having expired, the mine was 8ken in charge Uni morning by it's old superintendent, Dr. Gardiner, and a force placed at work. IL learned that there is sill a prospect of Inc hnnd being made .-ITombs!one Union.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

I r appears from the records that l. R. Dunkelberger, postmaster of Les Angeles, has bonded the Democrat California, Iron Clad, [ 'cA HaNk and Blue and Grey miLes, iacsCu DIs,riCt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

AlR. JoHN J. CAREILLo has re- turaed from trip to sonora. From the satisfactory expression he wears it is fair to presume that his miss on was successful.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

THE Royal House has been leased by MT. Downey, who has Te-opened II as ihe 1. x. L. Lodging House. The restaurant will be moved m the same building in a short time.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

FRED. FLEIsHMAN ( Co.'S new drug store has a telephone connection with the central system, hy which or 0eTs can be transmitted day or night. Fred is enterprisiEF, and pu poses keeping abreast of inc umls,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

AD. EIsENBACu, representing The frrh of l.. 2aussig & Co.,, San Fran cis to snd St. Louis, wall te here n A few days. He has host ot fiieIos who will warmly welcome him.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05
For Sale.

1e0 ACRES LAND SITUATED THREE lOU miles southeast of Tucson. Plenty Of sUOd srd water, bru-a aud post fence. Adobe house lfXS2
 Inquire zt the oiace Of
 EVANS ( co, tel 2O2 Congress street.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

TIE scequia running through the Park IS the worst We ever smelt. TAe city authorities sh-uld prevent Chi nese and Mexican wrshhou,Cs t,om enPtying their siu-h and Cebrls into the aceCUIa.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

Ta-Imeuts connected with the star route contracts and confidential spC- cIal agents have been sent secretly 10 gather te-tImOuY on the line of expe- Gted routes. Nothing has been lett
 undOHe that could upearih evidence
 Cf fraud. At first the star ring talked
 b"diy, sCppO,ing that SO long as no
 members turned State g evidence they
 were safe. Boasts were made here in
 Washington hat the investigation
 would fail. l. + different now. Mtn
 wbo shared in the ring are anxIOUs and uneasy Ind II is predicted lhaI some ol them vii. leave the country.
 Attorney General McYeagh snG
 Postmaster G,neral James have de- trrmined tO prosecute tue ring, dnG inty have eYICence enough tO procure
 indictments against numerous parties
 t'Hr Postmaster General has copies i DGrsey's spondence with hi agents, who procured petitions foI he star routes and some original le;- terS and documents throwing light OI the methods employed in Arkansas aId the southwest have been obtained
 Dispositions of some persnns who helped tU prepare the way for exDe- di,ed routes have been procured also. EX Assistant Postmaster General Brady is on the list announced 10 be prosecuted, as is also ex Sena-or Dor sey, Brsdy's chief clerk. k. McCOr- mick Is also mentioned as one ol those who may Ee prosecuted. The trials when tLey commence will necessitate tue summoning of very large num- Der of witnesses from distant points, especially from the vest and south west.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05
Bullion ShiGments.

Contention mill shipped five bars Of bullion CD ,be lst iast., by Wells, Fargo ( Cos express.
 Silver King su.uyei nine bsrs of bullion On Tuesday, valued at S1S, - 900.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

REl1Y Iui W.aILtI IT the Hasl f,y usys, C,Lsiu, ring tAat hell A@- bei u gbolisLtd N E,r toes tLat Tt- Ti4ed Bible go mt. tt q, any wayi
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05
NOTICE.

THE FIRM OF DAVIDSON & WAKE II FEED |, this cay Cl-solv ny nut %. consent, A J Da,ifs ln 70 riuy- Wa..s5-l@ Brus. wil ~ollect all bLi- due the firm and pay all inde sCness.
 Al. DAVIDSON.
 l.. W- WAKEFIELD, pGntAno, All. Jgne 8. 1881,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05
Bullion Shipments.

Grand Central Mill shipped by Wells. Fargo t Cos Express on Thursday SIX bars of bullion.
 Heah Center Mill shipped two bars of bullion or Wednesday.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

PHENIx Will lave grand festival on St. Johns Dsy, June 24.h The new Catholic church wiil be CediCat- cd at that tine by Rr. Rev. B.,h"p Salpointe ard large nun. Der of the clergy. The secular celebration will continue until S,. Peters Day, June 2sth.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

WE und,rsiaLd that Kelly, he muroeI,r, Jas st,rItd ihe str'tces Il Altxander C-nipt,u, Dt o.D Fan CIsCO, As his at.O!uly.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

QoUNTY SUPERINTENDENT NcoD has appointed +. r. Thompson, Ol the. Journal, School Trustee tUr Tue son District. No. l.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

THOMAS C. kASr. woll-k oTE mibing expert, lll leave ln ie" days tO examIn; some Valuable mlLts in sonora.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05
PROTEST.

TS THE "sTAR~ OFTHIs CITY THEv" is an advertisement in which our brc ln-law, James alter, offers for sale i"-' .ug mil and JO acres nf araDfe land .n Saric, Sonora. Seeing that this par ghtfllly belongs to the minor 4 .ate sister. AMPAhO TAPIsserrita ier rightful heirs, who are n IF charge, We therefore herer I-ain~t any sale being mAGAhis', Al Or any part thereof 2o, lo5L
 GUAT
 JOS Tscssp, Nay J2, 1881
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

q TM Coming" 10000 strong-Re- vised New ItslaiHtut.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

GREAT business ,ne depot. P0r- ters s Hotel is tUi, -u4 Hundreds G!' IIYt Gaily.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05
METEOROLOGICAL SUMMARY.
LCcai Intelligence.

Jas. Il. CcAaCL, U1 Salinas, Cal is To the city.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05
N ltlcs.

HAVING HERE'toFORE PUBLISHED II notice Of which the following k a C'py:
 "All persons are hereby ca1tinued against calhing or negotiating for certain check or trafi, drawn on tLe Bank oi California in favor Jf Charles AitscLul 5y the Bank of Arizona for SiO5n aa1 dated May 2B, 1881 Paymen- la- been ppei l. l.. BAnTLETT,N 1 do now hereby give notice that tte foregoing 2 was published under a misappfchen-iOn ot facts. and l do hereby retf4ct and withdrew the same B. L. BARTLETT. June 2, 1881. je2-3t
 Star please copy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05
BORN.

SLrSS SLR-IU TLG.ix, Jnnr let 70 the wif' e iIeLrY -lJs-er, two daughters.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05
DIED.

BJ hSrT1-Iu P snix, June l-f, lssi, Ass ! Durnett tOu of AE. and Ms. J. k. Bur ret, aged ye.rs sEd II months..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05
Notice.

THE DRAWING BUSINESS OF DYE S RAfNES has this day been tral F erred and sold tO Nessr=. Ellison, Sweene' 70. Thanking the public for the past pst lge, We recommend liberal Continusrcg ;hr new firm. All outstanding indehtedu ID tO date will be collected by Dyer & hayiss, who will pay all liabilities of the late Arm.
 FRANK RAYNES, iel-lw JONES J. DYER
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

FRS STARKtl G PALEN'S NEW
 IL .-astmeut by Inhalation, for COnsump- ton, q .thma, Bronchitis, Catarrh. Dys- pePs-a. Headache, Debility, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, and all Chronic and Nerv- ouS Disorders. Packsre= may he cOuVen- iently sent by express, ready for immediate n-e at home All requisites and full directions In each package. Information and supplies can be had of II E. MATTHEWS, COG Mont gOmery street. San Francisco. ap1ld&w
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05
Missing Boy Eound.

SAN FEANCIsCo, June 3--5sar Y. sou of Rev. J. E. Hartwell, has rccu missing since May 22 A dispatch WAS r,ceived from Hur,welrs sister, South Carolina, yCst.riay, saying th' nuy had arrived ,here. lie .4an brrn Kidnapped by man aud taked to New York. Upon bis arrival there the kidnspper had been kil.ei unJ the boy made his way to his auul. Nc further particulars have yC. Gcr- learn q.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05
Ballots To-day.

ALBANY, June 7 2-Fo,lowinc is the first ballot t.-day: C.Hkiug. 5+ Jacohs, JG; Wheeler, lg; R'grr II; Cornell, 2l; Nenion, ,; Pumcror, | Euick, 1 Foigrr, ?; Crovlgv, 1; Brad ley, l; Tremaiur, ,: tAApusa, I Du'cher, i-lpAan, F.-i', {.
 The following k JHU vote Co f.l Pialt's val ul.y: ii,u. 2S; k.n1n, 5J. Lepew, 2S. 'orrcil. fl. LIpH.a., s. EvarJs, :, W.rI, 8. Fais T. 6. CfoXley, 8, Miller. 6; Du her, ? WaGswosth, ,; G-O D olcaIr, 1; Van CUtt, l: l. Fen un, l.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05
Washington News.

WAsHINGToS, June 4.-The U. s.. steamer Dispatch left this afternoon for Fortress Monroe, having ls guests President Garfield and two sons, Sec retary Hunt and mem bers of his fami- ly, and Colonel Rockwell and family. They expect 10 return on Monday.
 The President has appointed Ander- son Brown, Of New York, as Judge for the southern District of New York, vice ChOate, resigned.
 The Director of the Mint author ized the coinage of standard dollars the present month as follows San Francisco, $l.30O, 900; Philadelphia Sj,00O, ,OG0; New Orleans, $4,000, 00O
 The Gang Reorganized.
 SANTA FE, June 4.-The Stockton gang have reOrganiZed under the leadership of Charles Allison. Rob hing mail coaches and plundering stores On the San Juan division Of the Topeka road is frequent.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05
FOREIGN.
The Turf.

LONDON. June 2.-Betting against Kepne's FOXhall for the Grand Prix tie Paris, in Paris on the 12lh instant, 1, now J lO 1.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05
Counting .he Yotcs.

CONCORD, \. IT,, June 2-In ihe LrSi-l Jure :hlS morning the votes lrr Governor ani Council wer. counted, with the following result. WlCie Gumbtr of ya,ss, Si,ist; necessary for choice, 4j,Oc3. FrIrk Jones, 4O,- Sl3; Charies II Bell. 4i,432. Bell was declared elected.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05
Riots Tn Ireland.

SAN FRANCI co, JIle J--There wa . riot at Bodyke, County CIuc, he land, ! yesterday. Peop!- To tLe nuu- who were making eN.cions. S'vera, uf the former weIe killed and wound cd. RiounI prevail, in many .o.au- ties. but the FolI"e have Lern SU i4r victorious every waere.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05
The Gang Reorganized
The Ballot

ALBANY, June 4.-In the joint con- veution the first vote for a successor Jo C IaklinE stood: Jacobs 31, COnk- Ing 29, Wheeler 13, Cornell 13, ROg- CTS l5, Brady l, Crowley ,. Laphsm l. The balance were paired.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

ST. LoUIs, June 3-Jay Gould and party are couterring with the man rgcrs of the Texas Pacific, Missouri ? citic, International and Great Northern and the Iron Mountain Tai roads. IL is supposed that a con- soiidetion of GOuld's entire south western Interests IS under considera- !ipn
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05
Mexican News.

Cry OF MEXICO, June 4.-EK President Diaz has resigned the DOT % folio of public works. Whether he will 9 10 France or be elected Co., eruor If Oaxaca is uncertain. Gen e!ai Pscheco. Secretary Of War, Vi take his place about the 9th ins'fn. Seuur h,m0n Fernandez, GnvernmeLi leader in the Senate yill sucCce" General Pacheco in The War M,n.s " il General Diaz goes to France.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
6AS FRANCISCO, June 3.-The fol- ob-iny are the latest stock quotations
DETERMINATIONS.

WAR DEPART,fEST, SIGNAL SERvICE [. ,. ARMT, OBSERVERS OFFICE, ,
 TUCsOS, June 8.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05
Tom Scott's Funeral.

pHILADELPHIA, June 4.--Tbe will Oi the late Thomas A. Scott, admitted 10 .,rJbale, contains minute provisions for bis family and relatives, and no public bequests. Colonel Scott made gits tc several institutions shortly be- lore bis death. The will provides thut up inventory on account of his estate shall Oc filed Tn any public office.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

KEW ORLEANS, June 4.-General Grant, Captain J B. Eads and other rasSeLgors on the steamship City Oi Merida gre detained at quarantine. tL,y will arrive here Sunday.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

LAREDO, Mexico, June 2.-An American citizen, named QO'. Worm, .- lilicd on "Wednesday b the N eX- jean police. An inyestiga gaJiJn Is in pIa-Iess.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05
CurtsiIinG Expenses.

SAN FRAN CISCO, June 8 It IS ascer- tained tAa, az the next reguin' meet ing of Regents Of the State Unper- sIty, the Advisory Committee wili suggest the removal of T-,-il.LJ LtJ"nie and Professors Welcker, Gumperiz and Philip, instructors in mathematics, Spanish aud Hebrew. IL is reported on authority oi Regent Ashburner that the change is mace Go increase the efficiency Of the iiver- siIy, and with a view Of pruning some of the higher salaries and increasing some of the lower ones who do the bulk of the work. The report thai politics had anything to do il the natfrr is dpnied in fOtO
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

Hia hest temperature. re...................... lo6 Lowest tem peraturt bI
 Maximum velocity of wind (miles .--.-. -.----. 10
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

STOCKTON, June l.-James Lucas, for many years a clerk in grocery house in this city, mysteriously dis appeared On Monday evening. Tie slough was dragged and the body found today IL Is though. he com mitJed the act in a fit of de>p 'udency, having lost all his earnings for many years in stO k.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-08-24
Wolcott, Vt.

CUCUMBERs FOR PICKLEs.-An exchange
has an article treating on cucumhers for
pickles, which embraces the kind of soil
best for them, time and method of plant
ing and cultivation, ETC., which, coming Il
little late in the season, we omit, but give
his directions for picking:
When the cucumbers are about four
inches long they are large enough to pick,
and better than if allowed to grow larger
Pick every day. clearing the VINES of al
that are up to size, and in picking leave
half an inch of stem attached to the Gu
cumber, and be very careful not to brulsc
them nor to handle them too much. Have
ready clean, open casks half full of strong
brine. into which put the cucumbers as
fast rs they are gathered, keeping them
constantly covered by the brine When
The picking season is over, take out the
pickles, throw away the brine, rinse Out
the casks, put back the pickles witha new
strong brine, made of clean rock salt, fill
ing the barrels as full as possible, and
cover carefully for a few weeks, alter
which they may be headed up ami shipped
to market. Ii the process has been skill
fully done the pickles thus prepared viii
keep until the next summer. Mannfac
turers prefer to buy them thus sailed
rather than in vinegar, AS each has his owl
method of further preparing them for use
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-08-24
Ensilage,

w. l. Chamberlain, ED, the secretary
of the Ohio board OF agriculture, has had
in the Ohio Flrmer series of articles or
ensiiage, of which three have come to our
notice. What seems rather curious to u
is that the basis of his treatment of the
subject is DR.. Btiley's book, and his opin
ions and conclusions seem drawn from
that source exclusively. For IL gentleman
in his position this seems rather curious,
and that in treating on Il matter of so con-
siderable present interest, that Gutfart.
who for thirty years has been experiment.
ing on it should have been left out entirely,
and no other authorities or adherens of
the system cited. He says,
There was the silk worm fUr0re, when
we all turned our houses into cocooneries,
and worms, like the frogs in Egypt, were
in all our bed-Ghambers. and "mulicaulus )
grew in all our fields and gardens, and we
children picked leaves all day long for the
all devourlng silk worms; but we djdnt
oil at rich Ut IL! Then after several other
furOreS the cooking or steamng of food
for animals WAS to revoluionlze agricul-
ture, but didn't, and the agents that sold
made more than the farmers that bought
the cooking apparatus. Then selling, the
iorerunner of enslage, came almost twenty
years ago, and was found to pay for the
necessary ezra labor only IN % tetO local.
ties peculiarly situated. And ensilage will
probably pay IN the same piaces, provided
the long continued feeding ofevcn partially
alcoholic food does not affect the health OF
the milk of cows, Il thing not yet proved
and requiring more than one or two years
for its LIoof
1t will not do at this stage the practice
of ensiIage to class it with the silk worm
craze. or like exploded things, for it has
not yet been proved in this country enough
to determine whether 1t Is or is not /
profitable system Tor the average farmer
But AS a criticism of DR.. Bailey's book
Mr.. Chamberl inns articles are complet,
success, and his remarks and conclusions
we believe are entirely just and called for
Here is his closing paragraph, which W,
call tolerably frank and plain spoken:
But" | hear some one say, "what ha
all lDlS ~ uO WIFI tuSlt1tE II lhJ WA
Just the question asked when first reaC
hundred ptges of the same srt in tn,
Book of E4sitage,' and which the author
has apparently been laughed out of insert
ing in his second edition; the sheerest an,
boldest lax grinding" pnffs of someth NJ
he has "to sell or let" Or some one SAYS
1--WE want to know whether ensilage viii
pay, and not whether DR.. b .iIey is AT
egotist or an ass" Yes, but since DR.
Bailey the very "aposte and high priest
of this new dispensaton, and claims tn
sole credit of introducing 1t into America
it is perhaps worth while to ask whethe
he is IL level headed, intelligent, thorough
ly informed and practical farmer, or
visionary enthusiast; whether his state
ments are moderate or exlravagant, fiti
or tricky, truthful or false; whether he
a safe guide to follow.
In another number | should like to dro
DR. Bailey and discuss ensilage.-W.
Chamberlain.