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The Arizona sentinel., 1885-08-08
Bread Making in Spain.

The bread in the South of Spain is de- iicious 1t is white as snow, close as cake, and yet very light the flour IS most admirable, for the wheat IS good and pure, and the bread well kneaded. The way they make this bread is as fol :ows: From large, long panniers filled with wheat they take out handful at time, sorting 1t most carefully and ex- reditiously, and throwing every imper- feet grain into another basket. This Gone, the wheat is ground between two circular stones, as 1t was ground ln Egypt :, 1000 years ago, the requisite TO- tary motion being given by blindfolded mule, which paces around and around with untiring patience, bell being at tached to his neck, which, as long as he is in movement, tinkles on and when 1t stops he is urged on to his duty by the shout of "arra mula" from some one within hearing. When ground, the wheat is sifted through three sieves, the last of these being so fine that only the pure four can pass through it; this is of pure apricot color. The bread is made in the evening. It is mixed wit sufficient water, with little salt in it, tt make into dough. A very small quan tity of leaven or yeast in one batch O. household bread, as in Spain, would last a week for the six or eight donkey loads of bread they send every day from then oven. The dough made, it is put into sacks and carried on donkeys' backs tc the oven in the center of the village, tt bake it immediately after kneading. On arriving there the dough is divided into portions weighing about three pouuds each. Two long, narrow, wooden tables on trestles are then placed down the room, and a curious sight may be seen. About twenty men, bakers, come in and range themselves on one side of the table. A lump of dough is handed to the nearest, which he begins kneading and knocking about with all his might for about three or four minutes, and then passes it on to his neighbor, who does the same, and so on successively Until all have kneaded 1t, when 1t be- comes soft as new putty and ready for the oven. Of course, as soon as the first baker has handed the lump to his neighbor, another lump is given to him, and so on until the whole quantity of dough is kneaded by them all. The bakers wives and daughters shape the Ioaves for the oven, and some of them are very small. They are baked imme- diately.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-08-08
The Fitness of Things.

When a school teacher is expected to have thorough education, an unrufaed temper, a meek and lowly disposition, and to wear good clothes, board at 8 respectable establishment, and maintain a galaxy of graces and enchanting quail ties, all on $1 day, we question the fit- ness of things. Man is of many troubles and ehangeabilities, but when potatoes are over 50 cents a peck it takes nerve to be school teacher at $27 month. School teachers do not grow, like weeds and circus performers; on the contrary, good pedagogues are scarce, and the school-room is the last place in the world on which public economy should try to experiment.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-08-08

THE Boston Globe administers tonic to correspondent thus: "To s. F. B.: You say you have plenty of money, are free from disease, have all your time at your command, but feel languid, etc. Perhaps you are dreamer and drone- Go to work. That will brighten you up. Should Ike to be your guardian.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-08-08

A SENSIBLE writer advises those who natured "for," says he, Gan angry nan can't tell whether he is eating boiled cabbage or Ytewed umbrella"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16

Petitions for Woman Suffrage have
hen presented In the Legislatures Of
more than half the States. Petitions
agusass Woman Suffrage have been
PRESENTED Ia the Legislatures Of only
two stntes-Massachusetts and New
York. OF the latter Lille d. Blake
s1yBs
RE news that q petition was pre-
uenfed 90 the State Senate against
wcmaa suffrage, signed BY numerous
women Of Murray Hi and Fifth
AFenue, % % once az annoyance ana
en- Encouragement. IL was an annoy
anos because, although these names
ars only = few hundreds, against the
thSusands that have petiuioned Tor
he ballot. even this lends some color
Ing % the silly cry that women do
nj TTirh 10 vote;n an encourage
nsnt. e this remoDstrhnce shows the
great growth Of the cause, that u is
discussed IN every home In the land.
The women signing the petition are
mcEfly the wives Of men who DO not
often vote themselves, and, &c 10 the
aase Of the Massachusetts, remOn-
glrants, Gu looking oyer the names,
enc sees those OF families that were
Tories before the Revolution, and pro
slavery before the var. II is limited
that DR.. Morgan DIX prepared the
uetltion. ns MS wife's name appears
conspicuously upon 70.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16

DO they not 5rown upon in1norallty
and strive b. all means within their
power to shield their loved ones from
tsmplailon2 Il Il reasonable to sBp-
pose that giving them the potger 70
check pronisacy would destroy their
desire to do so2
Why g. Il that anti,suifraggists, who
reason vel upon other questions,
totally ignore logic 10 their attempted
arguments Egainst woman suffrage ?
Is u because q logical argument
agaiust woman suffrage cannot be
presented 2 II ali that has been
urged against woman suffrage were
compiled In one volume, the contra
dictoFy assertions Of Ouf opponent
would appear supremely ridiculous
We are told at one time that WOasn
Il hlghly moral and religious and that
the eeparHti0n Of church and state
would be q thing a the past n woman
should secure the ballot Ga the other
hand A. W.Suff Informs us that confer
ring the elective franchise upon Wo-
man would result 90 her degradation
because she would be under the control
Of libertines. Separate these asser-
lions and each may influence some
uiinds Contrast them, and the In
consistency is amusing. But the in
situation that dissOlute men would
control the votes Of the women Of
America u an insult that should not
escape rebuke. II any man believes
that virtue 10 women exists only in
the absence Of q favorable opportunity
for vice, respect for the memory Of
she who bore him. should restrain
him from giving public expression to
his belief. Whoever asserts that his
mother, wife, sister or dHughter
would vote 1t the diciation Of a profll-
gate is unhappily constituted or IN
fortunately connected. Such an one
is az heart corrupt or 20 be sincerely
pltled for the accident Of his birth.
That some women might be infiu-
eneed TO vote against the best inter
esis Of society IL perhaps true but
what man SSn name a dozen respecth-
bic women Of his acquaintance who
could be induced 10 smother their
cOnsclences at the dietaiiOn Of any
one, even though he should be the
most "Oily libertine" In the commu-
nifty.
The time has gone by FOR women to
tamely submit to the insinuatiOns
contained in the article In question.
That there are leWd women Is 10 be
deplored I; but their number, compared
with the number Of moral women, Is
50 Insignificant that Il is an outrage
upon the sex 10 insinuste that by
giving the ballot to women the ratio
Of immoral voters will be increased.
That there are any fallen women Il
due 20 the fact that their vlrtuOus sis
tiers are unable 10 protect them from
the wiies and installations Of I'm
moral men. Eve may have corrupted
Adam, but the balance % now upon
the other side.
The ballot will increase the powers
and influence Of woman. It will
make her independent and self
reliant. Il will open to her new
avenues Of employment. Il Will In
crease her importance and self
respect and compel men 70 recognise
her az an equal Ths"Olly libsrtIDe"
will ind his occupation gone, for
upon his nefaFiOus practices not only
will.contempt be visited but vengeance
be dealt. A. s. MOTH.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16
3. z. TATL0R. PFaprIelar.
Exeoutrix Notice.

NOTICE p hereby giren, ftat LetierI Ifri,-
= ucui1ry 60 ne crtlia y ftoeta A11 e1i-
il1f .+ce-el1l. uare grlutti o. tie anfel1Tlel
- re 81 DAY q fetrrlrT. a. .. ls1t, 81 iLe
frrtais CCurt 81 c1ll1r c1urfr. E1n1ai. T5r.
lI rgrtlrr -ilI.4 cillrl tgli1lt a1la estate, aTs
5f1e u r7ti-.t itzt t1tT Eilsl prrseri he f1r.s
p ne ii-lrI-if1ai ~ l1E1lerf rIi1in 1rf g11r
f, llel lflu lag t1nffi ~ H1r1 aslatas lud iilt
z suc1 rIallrs g. 1ct ex1i lc1d Nifaln ttres years
l,er &c d.t1 81 c.ii Is.Isrs lteF shal b f5reTtr
elrfel LIi8. HoaINA lfELLs E11culrir
OF ~ E1Inia cf fNcrta aru Ga lr7F led
lLL.l. kll... ~. ~. IL
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16

80. JOURNAL Your correspond
snL A. W. Sun, In last weeks issue
presents . clipping from the Chicago
Hsrold which charges that the wO-
men o. the Government employ IN
Washington perform no labor, are
SlshontEt and hold their positions
b. reason ofthelr influence with lead
lng members Of Congress. A. W.
euH argues theFefrom that women
ahonld Be denied the ballot. The
orul serious objection to the above
charges O. that they are false and
lbefous. In The Departments at
Vsaahicgton may be found as pure,
honest and respectable women a. any
where % America. That there are
soms auong them who bear furnished
rcputations must Be admitted. Il
ta5s f1of a. drguHsstf ogoinsf s5onaa
ul1fe1s O. ogaiast nan sil6ragsf n
tse UiPes and daughters Of the lead.
inR membcgs of Congress had a voice
q sae Distribution Of pubiio patron
azs b & probeble that lsWd women
Weale Be pFessrred 10 the pure sad
Virtuousf Dos experiences prove that
.-eesa a. Questionable Uirsas can o.
gElis EAs no1Asls q 1usorica niors
cae 6baa tkH caa faessass fse
- Esnds II Creail1n -
nose tie social evil 1o1Fish and
falten upon tbe Iavos extended 20 fal.
len eomen 81 tlssir virtuous sisters 2
10 he semen Of AmsEloa encourage
.nlisazneaf Do they ree0mmsnd
Be- tslisi 3 thsls husbancsan END sonsl
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16

o0ha aaAes Svs-.s fsza ezsv. esra ui
~" Sc ctria pcltlfa. Erl o. RAJ
NJ ratk1ga 81 r1ods 81 isfrs
rllus, iaEt glll li1Ii gcl % r1lt nat VII q cr8
tEIn1 gcl 10 u11cV SISTER ftnn rnFltinr -
l1et b1r arerf1 ua1tc1 eltGyEtlrs. cf rilfsF
r1z q ailaaE1, ~ ~ ne fIlss cr rrlrs tirs cay
b Eerl "a - 81 thsir egn krnea FcftaraI ~
1ss1Ssi 8 e. SssI',.l s's5
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16
me oouHieF-Bl ssi.

The Chicago Tribune under the cap
tion Of "a New Episode In Woman
Banfage, "calln attention 10 the action
q Rem0ustrants 10 Boston and
New York, aludes 10 the high social
position Of the majority Of those sign
Ing the FemOnstrsnoe particularly In
New York, and concludes the article
with this language:
sNevertheiess Il is . novel episode
On the history Of the suffrage move
mont. and its further progress Will be
watched With great interest, IL being
the first time the women who don't
want the suffrage have come TO the
front and demanded that a concession
shall not be made for which they have
never asked. It Is the worst blow the
sudraEists have ever received, and Il
remains to be seen what resources
they have TO meet i"
tits indeed singular that one pos
sessed nf the talent and discernment
requisite TO successfully edit the Chi
oago Tribune should have failed to
disoover, ere this, that the greatest
obstacle IN the path Of woman sufirag-
ists has been not the average wOman's
hostility to the movement but her
utter indifference. One cannot oppose
such q reform without being required
% furnish q reason for the opposition,
but il requires neither reason nor
effort TO simply say II don't care any
thing about IT,"
Opposition may be met and van
pushed. Indlfferencels with difleui-
tyovercome. 1.-THE women Of Ameri-
O. will only give the question Of WO-
man Suffrage enough consideration TO
form = positive opinion either In favor
Of orsgainst the movement, the result
need not be feared.
Many Of the objections urged by
the remOnstrants carry their own
rsfutatIon 70 reasonable minds and,
when women begin seriously 10 con-
slider whether or not they should
vote, Il will be necessary to oppose
che movement With something more
than q sheer Il its opponents do not
wish 70 be overwhelmed. WOman's
fines for the ballot will continue to
Be questioned until woman seriously
asks herself "What qualification do
lack9s
What woman could without the
deepest humiliation hear Mrs. Kate
0Gnnstt Wells declare that at is no
nbsl upon women to say that they are
not httsd MORALLY or Intellectually
foF the ballotl" That such objections
are the Examinations Of the timer circle /
nay Be deplOred, but their origin !
leBds them no strength nor Lakes |
them less ridiculous In the estimation |
ofthoss who must eventually deter |
mine this question.
The Insignificant number Of the /
EsmonStrants compared With the /
The number Of the petitioners indi.
eatss the relative strength Of those
Who favor and thoee who actively OPP
poss woman suffrage. Those occupy |
ing neutral ground must be aroused
and Induced 70 declare for or sgalnst
ne movement. To accomplish this,
netting could have been devised
which would have proven more ef-
isctual than the action Of the remon-
strERla.
They should by ell means be en-
oouraged and thanks should be ten.
dered Cor their assistance by al friends
b Woman Suffrage. KY.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16

GOING SOUTH

II 90, itis Of great importance 70
you % Be fully Informed &c 10 the
cheapest. most direct and pleasant
route. You viii wish 20 parchaae
your tlcket via she route that viii
subject you 20 no delays, and By
which through trains are run. Before
you start you should provide your
self with q map and tlmGoafu oftbe
Memphis Short Route South. The
only route from Kansas City and the
Wesl to all Southern cities. Entire
trains with Pulimsn Paiace Sleeping
Cars and Free Reclining Chair CaFa
nom kansas City 90 Meaiphls. This
is the direct route and many miles
the shortest line'to Little Rock, Hot
Springs. Eureka Springs. Port saith.
Van BuFen Fayetteville and 90 points
in Arkansas, Southern Missauri and
Texas. Send Cor large lnsp % the
Nemphis Short Route, uailed frre.
Address J. 81 LOCKWOOD.
Aensaa City. Me-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16

An independent Newspaper Of Dem.
oeFatie Principles but not Controlled B,
any Set Of Politicians or Manipulatos
Devoted to Collecting and Publishing all
The News Of the Day in ths most Inter
esting Shape and with the greatest pos
sible PFOmptness, Accuracy and Impair.
tally; and to the Promotion Of Demo
cratic Ideas and Policy in the affairs Of
Government Society and Industry
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16

IN an Annual Convention Of Brew
en- o. Boston they passed unanimous
u the following resolution
Hesoluei. Thst we oppose woman
nuHFage everywhere and always, 1or
when woman has the ballot she. VIII
vote solid for prohibition, and the
Fonanis vote IS the last hope Of the
prohlbitionislEn
Thess Femonstrsnts viii rejoice TO
nnd themselves reinforced by the
snlnsntly respectable men and women
whose names have been 20 widely
uabiished recently.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16
Notice for Publication.

Lad Oaee a. salina, Kansi5. April u, 1855.
NOTICE e hereby EiFsn tat ths following.
- nam Settler has alef not Zee q IFS inienffu
70 maze nnal proof IN support d his claim aud
inai taid proof vii b usds before Hsrisisr "a
receiver g eall1a karaas. on MaT 81 fss5 ~ /.
soen ssealoosi y. =. asa Or tbs y rs Ejf
Sec - T Is South WoHt
ne names The following Witnesses 70 move bis
eo 80 ueaa realdsnce upou. aud eultiration sf
Aui brcr11ns ofAssaria. Eanlls. fel.h Tiirrn.
q Aiilllas kalsrst swan 0fcu. II Fridrfl.frt
Aantesi Lars d0tu11u, 0f Assaria, Earsss
A--e J. ~ HODGE. kesisier.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16
Arrest pIseoYerY.

Mr. VIM. Thomas, OF Newton, l.,
says: my wife has been seriously
affected with a cough for twenty-five
years, and this spring more severely
than ever before. She had used many
remedies without relief, and being
urged to try DR.. Kings New Dlseov-
cry, did SO, with most gratifying re-
suits. The first bottle relieved her
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absolutely cured her. She has not
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WhooplnR Cough.
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Mothers.
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Rough on Coughs"
Ask for Rough on Coughs" for |
Colds. Sore Throat, HOarse-
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16

HEr n for working people send 10 cents post
HEIR age. nud We viii NAH you frcr 8 royal,
valuable sample box OF goods th1t viii
put you On the way Of making nlre money in q
lev days that you ever thought possible % nuy
buslness, Capital not required. You can live
Al home and work 10 spare time only. or al the
time. Ali Of both sexes, Of al ares, rrandiy
successful. 50 CITE 20 IS easily earned every even
ing. That AL Who uant work may feut the
business. We make this unparalleled odcr. To an
Who are not veil satisfied We vii Eeud 81 10 pay
for the trouble OF writing 70 u. Fall particulars
directions. etc sent free. Imreu-c pay ahsc-
iuiely sure Ter ali who starr a. once. Don't de-
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WfV more msHey than a. anything else By taking
WtH an agency for the best selling h0akcut. BE-
ginners succeed Erandly. None iail. Terms free
HALLETr Book Co., Portland, Maine.
A HDrUE Send six cents Cor posiase, and rc-
al NMfNt coire fire., costly box Of eood
which v IL help you 70 more money
rirhi away than anything else 10 this world. All
Of either sex succeed from lrst fcur. The broad
rosd % fortune opens before he workers, sbso-
iutoiT sure ~ once address,
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R4i... y ATail. Fos.paIa.

mnna vtek a. home, $50 outst me. Psr
VIZ = sotoiuieiy sura 80 r,ak. Capital n8l
ALI required- Rseder, d you Eant bnsinrss
WUUei Which reIlora q 1ither ssE. yyung g
u %, o1n make great pay 90 the tina ttef
sorEi vi atlQlute certllnfT, write fur rartici-
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Ayers Sarsaparilla.

slnee tAsn Or. EELAED has rceozmsuded
ANS 6kRaAPAnrLLA IN many dniiar
easel. and be has sever yst heard q ils fai-
urs p aGsss . radical cure.
sons years aEo ons q Mr.. LKLAsp's firta
hborsrs bruised his iss. Owing 70 ne bad
atats q his Blood, an ugly sefofalsns swelling
a. lamp appeaFtd on tie iHszrsd limb. Hor-
rible itchinB q The skin, via burning and
darilng pains thr0agh the lump. mats lie
alnost lntolsrsbls. The leg becums en5r-
m5uaiy enlarged, and ranning uissu forned,
ai1eka-Eing gre1t quzntitieI q extremely
offensive matter. 80 trsatssut va Of .5y
aEa1 ustil Ne nan, b NJ. LEIAxp's dlrso-
tioE. uas suppiied via AEEn's sARsAFA-
nlLLA. vhisa aila5sl he pain and irritaiicu,
hazisd The BoFel. renewed the Fgsiiins. ard
eompistsiy resisrsd the Lab % 80
~. LEI.AlrD has Personally Used
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16

The wives of Presidents Garfield
end Hays. and the sisters Of Presi.
deaf Cleveland, All used 70 be school
nnzinms. WAY shouldn't the little
ref school houae be q stepping stone
% tie White House?-iSaieId hsgister.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16

Ehe Minnesota Woman Suffrage
An1ccion sent q dispatch TO Dakota
autrea.ing Governor Pierce 20 sign
re ETcuan Suffrage bill.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16
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nnTHH Send SIX cents for peat.
UUNI la 49,. and rlccire frea. cost-
III TnIIn - box q goods uhIch uil
III HlUl .help gQu % more Eu1fr
nsht away than anTthin7
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fcre TIE workers.. absolutely sure. a. o1es -
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Ayers Sarsaparilla

fer Rhsumatilm, riih sniirs Suessu E1d.
after careful ebserrafio1, declares that. in
LIS osiief. thsrs e 40 ncEciHs o. Ia s5sH
equal % e for Tie cure q Liver DlIerdsTs,
Gouts The eEseis q high uginr, SAFE
nbeuns soross Erupttons, znd al The
vsiszs fsrIns % Heed diseases.
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