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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10

, The Episcopalians of Tucson have
BOUGHT 81 900 lot and propose &c
erect church upon it at an early
day.
The word comes in directly that
Jue and Loco's bands have sepa-
rated the latter wishing to sur
render, the former declaring he
never will.
Il is said that there are cattle on
the Salt River so much branded that
if they should change hands again
their hides would haYe to be turned
to hold the new brand-Prescott Jo-
nal.
The whole issue Of Territorial
bonds authori Ped by the last Legis-
ature TO cover ARR mas indebted
ness, amounting to $3.50, ,000, Were
sold in San Francisco to ii . Lewis,
for 264oOO-!C Citizen.
Thr- El Paso papers ridiculc the
dispatch forbidding Crook to enter
Mexico, IS he and the Mexican au-
,hori les are securing the Sicrras
with every prospect of sucress. The
Indians are renegades from the
United States.
Hon Murat Mastcrson, who has
been 4 good and true man to Prescott
al Yavapai county for many years,
has changed residence to San Fran
cisco, where he has already becom'
connected with important busine.
enterprises. Prescott's loss is S;
Fraucisco's again.-MIner
Miner: The Whipple Barracks
r, ops received between $4,000 and
800, 800 for three months pay.
,errean,4 Gun her. First Infantry,
will receiv. e his commission as sec
md Jieutena.1 having successfully
PASSED an exam 'inatiou. Tie 5000
license tax on CO. mmercial travellers
vent into effect On May 1st. The
RUNNERS will probably contest the
aw.
a dispatch just received at W hip
lie furni he'd us by Col J . 2. Mar
in, announces that two Chir;cahuI
paches, engaged IN the recent raids
n Southern Arizona, have surren
cred at Fort Thomas They say
hey are directed to offe- the surren-
er of all the Chiricahuas. They
ay, also, that Judge McComas' son
; IN Chatos Camp in the Sierra
ladre Prescott Journal,
The new road to the Black HIS
nd Verde country Is being rapidly
raded, over one hundred men being (
mployed Governor Tritle, who '
eccn1y returned from trip out
here, informs us that three miles of
be road is already completed The
'ork will cost about $40 900, of '
'hich $4,000 will be paid from the
roceeds of bonds issued by the T
ounty, the hal4nce, $4,000, ing
aid by the United Verde Copper
mpany.-PrescoH Jonrnal.
Courier The connection of the
vo railroads will te made near the
colorado river wi hout fail. The l
outhern Pacific people have the
ridge half completed , and are Wig
rously driving piles, one upon an
Their when necessary, till Il solid ;,
is struck. The bridge :,
il. be very substantial one for d "
structure. -. Wells Fargo
: Company have opened an express
flee at the Needles, and W. II.
Iardy will forward to Mineral Park
hen necessary.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10

Notice is hereby given that if the
taxes set opposite the aforesaid
names are not paid on or before the
25th day Of May, \. ID. 1888, l will
sell at public auction the property
assessed for said taxes, as appears by
the Assessment Roll of the City of
Phoenix.
HENRY GARFIAs,
ap2S2Od Marshal City of PhGniX. .
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10
News Of the Week
IF, ON Fridays Daily.l

Hon. D. H. Pinney is in Tomb
stone.
Hon. W. B. Horton left today on
the northbound stage for Prescott
Mr.. Morgneue and family leave
today for his ranch in the moun~
taias.
a sister Ct Mr.. PAsquiera died last
night after short illness of two or
three days.
Prescott weather is rot consenial;
at least 1hc C9urief speaks of the
Nmean" temperature
The Hen. Pat Hamilton y do
ing" Tombstone in the interests Of
the "Resouces Of Arizona"
To morrow will lie the annrver
sary of the overthrow of the French
under Maximili n in Mexico.
Harry Woods, of the EpnoIh, is
reported Is Suffering "a serious re-
lapse from his partial recovery.
Mr.. VIM Brcdic, formerly of the |
Nultu.e mill, is ew engineer Of tho |
Clip mill On the Color do river.
We don't hear Of anybody selling
ont about Pheniy and goi g else~
Where TO start in business not one
The following passengers came in
Gu tie Mericopa strge this morning:
w. WATSON, NJ. Dean, w 5. Clark.
Mr.. johnny Agard, with Hooper
& Co. has received a Gi patch an
nouncing The death of his father in
San Francisco.
Fifty lobation notices were fled in
the the Recoi ders office in April,
seven mining deeds, and forly-two
deeds 10 other property.
Mr. w. Granger, of the Mexic an
mine at Cave Creek, arrived last
evening aud returned to the mine To- {
Cay.
Tucson is having Il domestic row +
over r1le lObalion of The new school
bIilding soon TO be erected in th4t
city.
The Miner states that the So, ,5OO,-
coo for which c. c. Bean bo.ded his !
copper property will be paid as soon {
as lie peri :cts the titles to the
claims j,
The Prescott stage brought in the f
following passengers this morning.: L
J. B. Girard, c. c. Bean, G. A.
Tr' caldwell, J W. Evans, W. C. Bash d
ford and Thos. Burns. {
"Give her of the fruits of her
hands and let her own works praise
her in the gates, is the legend that Z
backs a handsome and interesting r
monthly which reached our table {
to-d~y aud which is named Uoman
Ut York, published at Biattlcboro,
Vt, It 81 Per year, =
The election of Judge DeForest i
Porter 10 the Hlayorally of the city
Of Ph&nix Is an honor well bestow-
ed on IA nan wlo has done more
than any other person to promote :.
the prosperity Of the Gardcl City
Since making Ph9uix his home, the
Jud 4e has been the leader of every Y
and movement that prom +
ised to promote The welfare of the Il
city which now honors him, and it c
was due principally TO his efforts
that the citv was Incorporated two c
years ago.-P1escom Journal =
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10
[Fr en- Saturdays Daily.l

Town quiet.
Farmers busy
Weather warm.
Highest thermometer to-day.
Travel over The S. P. r. R. is very
heavy.
Get your ice before Il o'clock on
Sundays.
Et Progreso makes its usual ap-
p-arance this afternoon.
Mr. a. L. Henshaw is laid up by
a severe attack of erysipelas.
Mr.. Forchee is putting up hands
some brick chimney at his residence.
General Carr and Col. Carleton
arrived to>day by ambulance from
Prescott.
The end of the A & P. road is
now at Yucca, thirty miles from the
Colorado.
Tomorrow there will be a total
eclipse of the sun, visible in the
South Pacific.
The cotton woods continue to shed
their feathers.
G. E Philes, returned to-day from
Castle Greek where he has been
inspecting mines.
The directors of the Grand Canal
Company held their usual monthly
meeting this morning.
The compendium of the Zenith
Census, parts 1 and ,, were received
at this office today.
Gen. Raum has resigned to accept
a position with the Lorlllards, of
New York. at $20.0OOr
A floor is being placed in the Ell
lis warehouse and other repairs be-
ing made preparatory TO the recep-
tion of summer stock.
The gentlemen to whom he con-
tract for build Aspital was
given eontrac,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10
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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10

Visions in claims a baby with six
arms. Tennyson had probab'e { heard
of this curiosity when he wrote his
sun,-"Hands all Round"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-13
The Haunted Engineer.
by EUGENE J. HALL.

'Twuz long in the summer O. seventy ] was
runnin' '~'-
The liyeIiest locomotive in the whole Missouri
line.
Yes, now an then dltchCd train or killed
colt or COW,
Accidents amt uncommon. They'll happen
anyhow,
I'yecut OF the logs o. cimbn kids but I've
never killed aman,
But I've come about u near II an missed az Il
body can
don't go much on spirits but the boys who
hang round here
Hcy got into the habit o calm me the haunt
"a engineer
How did come TO be chrsn'd so? II don't
tLac long 10 fix
An onery name on a fellow that somehow
stays an sticks
There once was country sucker VINO ANtd
near BiXhy's Hill
That hundred times reckon, hez made my
heart stand still.
Whenever he seed me comm he was alwuz
In front o the flynn train instid o pullin' up
his moss,
worried so much about him, an he KEEP me
in SIGH fear,
The boys ali got TO calm me the haunted en-
gineer.'
He'd alwuz stop an turn around as the train
went whizzn by
ft q eiahe his Nu!p al UT an s'I"' Wv" :"
mean .ook in his eye,
mat scented 10 say, III d sHeahIu way q l
..,,., tucked ms wagon urgi r,,,.,,, ,o,,
Nleh you 1901 your tuc'c lo""oo''' ~"
must come ieete nlener, .,,,,, ., O
knew lHv rtcAonlh '4iie "oN'u OUlle !"
4""' S ,,,i5Sl any ~, rSy, W. "
N
,...,,-.s ,,.,,,,. ~,
ohc Gay got ueWIu'Feu' On couHt
ET1Q sh.Hf mn a
VIC ~ Npptu !OHe Tue HHe "he haHeds
hurricane -, s,.,,.,,.oo,. -, p!,,,,,.,.
bu' ~ as sctu Tue smoAeslacA h4A"!
MN aIptaLE' ,,.,--,,- ,..,-s4.,, %, 49,. 90
an auc'u az wy L4EHNaS S'oss'" ~ sSc q
1000, me a road wuz Gear, -;., ~. d.. ,,ss
stcU tHat EIetbHp tOMlAt Win MS o'c A'se
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-13

Certainly, hillhouse," replied Chat
", with pleasant smile.
And the question and the answer wet
three pillow shams through with bitter
tears of disappointment that night.
at was only Il joke, Chatty,h said
Hillhouse, as he took her arm in his.
u hope you won't treasure it against
me-
ut was mean all the same, Hill
house" replied Chatty, gravely, If
YOU are going to commence life by per-
petrating frauds on your friends in So
ciety, what do you expect to do when
You get into business? BE careful, my
boy. As you begin so you will end,
only worse, and Chatty took the sting
out of her reproof with bright little
laugh.
1T looks as though | were always
going to need you with me to keep me
straight" he said in low and tender
voice.
Chatty dropped his arm with start
of dismay.
"Oh, Hillhousc, | didn't mean
thatln
but did," he answered gravely.
"And mean it still. | do need you,
Chatty; will you be my wife?'
"Prue, did you ever hear anything
like it? Chatty told NIFTY this morn
inc that she and lillhouse were to be
married in a year, and she actually ex-
poets us to be her brideSmaidsW
But just then Patty saw the look of
agony in her friends face that might
have been the reflection of her own
suffering, so intense it seemed.
Never mind, Prue, she continued
softly. There are red ears in the
cornlields yet, and some one will find
them for YOU and for me-
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-13

thlcago covers an area Of nearly
thirty-sIN square miles, or 1900 acres.
Incrc are 150 acres in public parks;
80 acres IN the river its branches, the
slips and the Illinois and Michigan ca
nal ihe streets Of the city measure
65l miles, are known BY COZ names,
and cover $500 acres. About lj3 miles
OF the streets are paved principally
with wooden blocks. There are 7j6
miles of sidewalks, 337 miles Of public
sewers and 1881 niles of water pipes
(mMns) There are about twcnty-nino
ini'es OF river frontage Counting both
side), and twelve miles of slips and
basins, making forly-onc miles Of water
frontage in the inner harbor. There
are thirly-two bridges in the city, that
cost IN average of about S2j, 900 each,
and eighteen vladacts, ranging in cost
from So 900 to $3.50, 900 each
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-13
A DMINIsTRAToR's SALE.

Notice is hereby given that on Wedposdov tbo
oisi day OF october next, between the hours of 10
CLOCK III the forenoon ard o clock In the after.
noon OF said day, at the late residence of Peter
CITY ofCairo, county of Alexander and state ot iii
hois the personal property Of said decedent, con.
ssllng Of wagons, mules, cart, houses and
snoas gwneelbarrows, / grnd-stonc, 3 shoyels, 1
iot toos, lot shingles and lumber pillow, / har.
row ~ nfe doors lot fencing wire lot harness,
10y hot Ded sash, lot trunks, pump and pipes,
lou ora stove, ! chair, lot glass, | mud Wheel
,,i, snu rails implements, aud other articles
VIII 20 sold ut public sale.
LEhMS OF sALE:-Purchas of less than five
uoliars 70 De paid In hand; Tor that amount and
over r on credit of six months the purchaser Civ.
ing NOE with approved security -
n..,, -, AD0LPH SWOBODA, Administrator.
Da,vu Sair o llih september 2sth lss3
nREEN GILBERT, ATTORNEYS
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-13
Flo 'IGI2S:


j. A. Gold-tlue, Of GOldstine d Rpseuaatcr q hole.
sale and retail dry good, etc; jas : NcGaley
lumber dealer; Wa + Pitcher, genoa. agent /:
Albert Lewis, dealer IN Hour and grain: L. :
Thomas, bricklayef, Moses PHILIPPE, coutra Tor
aud builder; IL A Chumhiry, grocer: Iho.
Lewis, secretary and attornfy.atlaw: &. n.
Marean, Homeopathic physician; II "a der Of
Sander 4 Son grocer; X, II Baird. stree sinner.
VISOR; I'd II. While asst sec. W i o. NJ A -o.
ciey; j. " Spier, lumber and s.w.utII; r. l..
Geruigon barber. T.. Is. Dietrich, clerk W, 81 L.
& ?. r, r.; NJ. Kober merchant tailor; JeG w.
Clark, dealer In wallpaper and window shades }.
L English, contractor and builder; WHIT Red.
burn, Of Morse Il RedhGrn, cigar manufactures;
+ vincent dealer 10 time aud cement. l. A.
Phelps, photographer; W c. Jocely Co.,, dentist.
II. Taber, mfg. jewcler; j II Robinson. j. J.. aut
notary public; j Petrie, pBy-iciAu; u. ".
Bostwick, insurance agent; Z. l.. Jarbpc brennan
81 Gas mains aud Z r. Wabuage, lumber aal
sHw.mill, Of Cairo; II Leighton, cashier Nat,
Bank, Stuart, Iowa; Rev, 7. A Wilkrr-0a, rJJ.-.
burg, Ky; J.W. Tafty, phy-lci Al. Fulton, Ky
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-13

[ HINNVENl NUIIUE.
State of Illinois In the Alexander County
Alovordor coro,, Fs-Citcuit Court, February
AIeHahder County Term A. d. 1884.
In ChanCery Sitting.
Ellen Campbell, complainant
w.
llqghy Campbell, defendant
BIZ IN Chancery for Divorce
The above named defendant il hereby notified
that said comp ainant, en- the 18th dGy of JnIy
800, hled In SAID courl certain bill in chancefy
iOF divorce against you, and that Alias summons
has Issued thereon reurnabe on the FIRST day NJ
the next term OF said court, to be holden AZ Inc
court house IN Cairo, on the second Monday Of
February next Va
Cairo H., Sept eth, A. D. 1883.
,,,,,.g, ALEX II IRWIN, Clerk.
MuIkey Leek, Complsinant's solicitors
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-13
THE AVERAGE NEW ENGLAND ST0-
RY.
BY the Modern New England Authorass

II don't understand it, ~ and as she
spoke Pattys calm blue eyes looked up
from the potatoes she was peeling. 1T
must be 50, for everybody SAYS so, and
more than tina, saw him myself
I'VE all saw him. - said Prue, with a
sigh. Prue vas a d.m.uuiiye brunette,
much given to signing when the name
Of Hll.hUu,e DOaue was mentioned. Il
know yer, well that a.. the red ears al
nusking bee can't fail 10 one man.
That Is q foregOne conclusion. And
yet We have never detected him in any
thing"
And no doubt you have watched
him carefully, Prue, said Patty slyly.
PrUe b.ushed, but made no response
70 this purely maidenly dig. The two
girls Lad been fast friends since the
day wien Patty, entering the little old
red school house, had found herself
considerably out Of her element and
had taken her refuge in the new schol-
ars stronghold flood Of tears Prue
left her seat on the hard and we'll
stained form and, putting her arms
around the little girls neck, kissed her
tears away and placed her beside her
self for the rest of the day. Patty new
er forgot the service. They grew up
together, FIRST in the affection Of chill
dren, which ripened into deeper love as
they accumulated years and now, when
Patty was twenty-five and Prue year
older, they were more like twin sisters
than two girls in whose veins flowed
the blood OF different parentage. That
Prue loved liillhouse Doane Patty was
compelled to admit to herself, though
not without pang 1t was the first >e-
crct she had ever withheld from Prue;
but away down in her pure little heart
there was q longing for the time when
the tall, handsome, Drowned young
man should put his arm around her and
tell her that his life could never be per-
feet without hers.
Lets all watch him tonight sug-
gested Prue, with bright little smile.
elf we catch him and find out how he
manages it, we'll hold it over him to
his dying day"
She didn't say that she hoped to be
IN position TO forgive him an, sin
some day, but there was a curious LIGHT
in her eyes, and as Patty saw it her
pretty head fell on her bosom and a
sob burst from her pure white throat.
"Why, Patty exclaimed Prue;
you amaze me! What makes you sigh
SOP"
Nothing" replied Patty, looking W
with tears in her eyes, Perhaps
don't feel very well"
There was a huge time at SPUR,
'onkun's that night, From all til,
country round he had invited the boy
Nn1 girls TO come aud husk his corn
ana through the day there was mucl
'rlouIation in his house over the dough
nuts and apple pies SO much so, tia
Mehlla0le, the Squire's daughter Ina,
, more than once announced that Tn
supper must prove a failure. But Nv
erythng appeared TO turn out all rich
IN spite OF her dolciul prognostications
The biscuit were as light as Mch,able'
blonde hair, and tho pie crust ha,
Hacked better than she had ever know
1t " before. The doughnuts were brown
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-13
Cairo. Illinois.

The Passenger Depot Of the Chicago, 81. Louis
and sew Orleans, Illinois Central; Wabarh 81.
Louis and Pacific; Iron Mountain and Southern,
Mobile and Ohio; Cairo and ~. Louis Railways
are All )net across the street; while the Steamboat
Landing " but one square Distant
THIS Hotcl IL heated by steam, has steam
Laundry, Hydraulic Elevator, Electric Ca Belle,
Automatic Fire Alarms, Baths, absolutely pure air,
perfect sewerage and complete appointments
excellea table
Il. Il. PARK EIt ~ CO.. I.es.ee~
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-13

"a preparatory school for boys in
Connecticut is called "l'he Gunncry."
II the design is TO prepare boys for tho
life boyon The Toy pNo.ry' would
be a more appropriate namo, aud find
moro favor with the Juveniles.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-02-01
Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed In his hands by 80
East India missionary tho formula Of a
simple vegetable remedy for the speedy
and permanent cure OF Consumption,
Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all throat
and Lung Affections, also a positive and
radical cure for Nervous Debility and all
Nervous Complaints, after having tested
its wonderful curative powers in thousands
of cases, has felt it his DUTY make IT
known TO his suffering fellows. Actuated
by this mouve and 4 desire to relieve hu-
man suffering, will send free of charge,
70 all who desire it, this recipe, In Ger
man, French or English, with full direc-
tions for preparing and using. Sent by
mail by addressing with stanp, naming
this paper, w. A. Moves 1A9 Pomer' s
Block Rochester, ", Y
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-02-01
HUMOROUS.

SAVED: Isn't it delightful, Horace,
to think of the awakening Of nature,
after her long sleep A few weeks ago
and oil Was buried beneath the cold,
white blanket of wiGter, and the frost
king held the life. giving sap of the trees
and flowers i'll his mighty grip. Now
all is changed. The sun, with its pene-
trating rays, revivifies the long dormant
principles of growth, and in a short
time-a few days at most-the earth
will be clad in her spring suit of green,
beautifully figured with dandeloins and
daisies" "OL, Almira Ann" saidhe, rs
he looked into her eyes look of rapt
admiration, "if thought You would
always sling English like that rd-Pd
but then you might turn your Ian
guage batteries on me-" A moment
more ho would have been lost, but his
guardian angel did not forsake him.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-02-01
SELLERS
Remember This.

II you are sick Hop Btters will surely aid Ne
care in making you well when all else fails
II you are costive or dyspeptIc or are suffering
from any other Of the numerous diseases Of the
stomach or bowels 1t Is your own fault II you re-
main Ill, for Hop Btters q sovereign remedy In
all such complaints
II you are wasting away with any form of Kid
ney disease, stop tempting Death this moment
and turn for cure to Hop BltterA
II you are sick with that terrible sickness, Ner-
yousness, you viii find ''Balm In Gllead" In the
use of Hop Bittera
II you are a frequenter, or q resident Of mas-
matte district, Darricade your system against the
scourge of all countries-maarial, epidemic, biz
Ious, and intermittent fevers--by the use OF Hop
BitterS
II you have rough, plmply, or ssllow skin, bad
breath, pains and aches, and feel miserable gen.
orally, Hop Bltters Will give you fair skin, rich
blood, and sweetest breath, health and comfort
In short they cure all Diseases OF the stomach,
Bowels, Blood, Liver, Nerves, Kidneys, Bright's
Disease. $500 wlll be paid for case they wiz not
cure or help.
That poor, bedridden, invalid wife, sister,
mother, or daughter, can be made the picture OF
health, by few bottles of Hop Bitters, costing
but trne- VIII you let them suIerH
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-02-01

MANY years ago when new sects in
New England began TO break the good
old congregational barriers and make
incursions into the sheep-foIds Of the
regular clergy, reverend divine. nan
Of good sense ard good humor, encoun.
tered An irregular practitioner at the
house OF one of bis flock. They had a
pretty hot discussion on their points oil
difference, and at length the interloper
wound up with saying, "Well, doctor,
you'll at least allow that it was comman-
ded to preach the Gospel to every crit
ter?"
True" reioined the doctor, "true
enough, But then I never heard it was
commanded to overy 'cntter' to preach
the Gospel"
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-02-01

SIT wasn't that !" exclaimed Mr.. San
ders, Indignantly, lyon see, l didn't
say a word at all.
How'd she find it out, then ?" asked
one of the party.
"Why, l went home and she asked if
it was me. told her it was. Took the
chances OIL that Then she asked me il
L had been drinking. l told her no.
And there stopped. Never said anoth,
er word"
"But You say she caught on some,
where. How was it?"
"Just blunder l made. When !
tcld her l hadn't drank anything. she
was satisfied, but when | came to get to
bed put on my overcoat instead of my
night shirt. And that excited suspI.
cion."
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-02-01
SYfIItileTS Abroad,

If any one has represented that we are
in any way interested in any bogus bitters
or stuff with the word "Hops" in their
name, cheating honest folks, or that we
will pay aay of their bills or debts. they
are frauds and swindlerS, and the victims
should punish them. We zeal in and pay
only the bills for the genuine Hop Bltters,
the purest and best medicine on earth.
HOP BlrTERS MANUFA CrURlNG Co.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-02-01

A CROCODILE outdone: A crocodile
stole baby once i'll the days when api-
mails could talk and was about to make
a dinner of 1t. The poor mother
begged piteously for her child. Tell
me one truth, said the crocodile, 'and
you shall have your baby again" The
gref-stricken mother thought for mo-
ment and then said, between her sobs
''G shall buy new bonnet next spring. u
Take the baby said the alligator,
clubbing himself as he spoke, II am not
hy enough for yOu."
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-02-01

MR. ALvoRD. IN his address on the fac
tory system OF butter-makIng, delivered al
Rutland, June 20, before The Vermont
Dairynen's Association, stated that the
farmers OF Ftankhn county, Massachusetts
sent II DUNG The year 1880, 490 tons OF
butter, which bought ON lhe average about
cents per FOUND less than creamery but.
ter iIom factories In the vicinity This
loss OF 5 cents equaled in the aggregate
the petty little sum of $25, 40, which
might have gone INTO the pockets of the
farmers Of FIanknn county, and at the
same time have saved their wives an un-
told amount OF hard work and unceasing
care and anxiety.