Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-05
BROOKLYN LETTER.
some Facts Concerning Roscoe Cooking.

found Co be the mos, thoroughly sppre- oiased citizen we had among us. Now thst he IS no longer here to be cheered
 and strengthened by the love aud res- -pect of his country. tLis prince among men lived and died without any sde quste
 tnovledge-of Of he esteem in which be
 vas held. In fact his heart was very
 sore and empty in this ressrd. His
 trouble with Garfield ssddened bis life,
 and would have embiftered 6 smaller nature. His trials were many d vari-
 ed. One thoussndth part of the hon. .
 age tepdeaed to the dead man would
 have changed his whole life. IL might
 have-oecided even this last battle m his
 tsvor. Bnf it Is always SO. The sppre-
 cistIon that might have nerved us to
 nobler strivings comes too late. A we'll
 known public msn speaking to me of NJ,
 Uonklipg, said that on one occasion iuu-
 ing bim particularly deprei sed, he turn
 cd the conversation as tscttully ss he
 cluld in order to repeat a remark that
 oad been made about him by a man
 whom OJnkllne felt be had reason to
 consider his enemy. Without appear
 Ing to notice him" said my friend "I did
 nevertheless watch him narrowly as I
 proceeded with my little narrative. R s.
 ooo ConklinR was proud man, the
 proud1si ever knew. but his soul was as open ss 6 ohild's t0 Kindness, ana so1 ~fA |
 touched him deeply. His face flshed
 sud psled, his lip quivered slishtiy. and
 then after @ moment, CT ending hu hnnd
 Cordially sad, ''Tnsnk you for tellin. me, had Father have had that piece ut
 information than fortune" II did not zee the nrst meeting of these men after thls conversation, but did see them to- aether @ while afterwards, and the hand some face of my old fnend Oonklips
 WAS SO rsdisnily happy that 1t brought
 the teGrs to my eyes never saw mar
 with 8 more exalted idea of friendship
 than Roscoe Conklins."
 The prevalence of diphtheris ID itF worst form in ihe most olesnly and most zristooratic quarter of thIs city. viz-, Brooklyn heights. is very hard to uo- d-rstsnd. In the Trssk family vher, all the children have died. the sanitary
 conditions are ss perfect ss 1t is possibl,
 [ make them. Dr. s Fleet Spier sttri-
 butes the trouble to sn insufficient wat
 CT supply, snd ssys thst th re is scarce
 ly house on the Heights that has flow
 of water above the second story He
 also says that diphtheria is eau ed by
 outside iufiuences working on 6 reiuc -d
 g, stem. This is doubtless true, and it is
 certainly 8 sin and a shame for a great
 city not 10 have water enough to carry
 away every possible sNcumulstion Of
 filth. But acc rdIDg 10 Dr. SpIer even
 the most bsleiul unssnIts-y irhOence
 must usually have the reduced system"
 to work op. Now 1 have a theory, and
 believe it is 8 snuDd enc. By csreful Interviewing l find u is shared by many
 O our most reputable physicians IL is
 that candy has much to do with these
 reduced systems. Look in at our candy stores st any time of any day. ard ob- serve the crowds of women and childr-p buying bon bons. Even our most fash ionsble dry goods stores gre not 20 we'll
 pRtronIEed ss our candy stores. lt IS su astonishing fact that these diseases or. rarely fonnd ID our poorest families. The half-clsd, half fed lad seldom has dIpb- theris, snd be eats from svIll psils, and sleeps ID the very RUt:ers, His internal machinery IS not clogRed by ich food | snd sweets. spd he gets enough fresh BIT | 10 breathe Co countersct whatever is | bad.
 Among the questions ssked me bv | readers Rt distance IS one about V.p | Myriani This Is 6 preparation of OocA, | the wine of COcs, made from the fresh | leaves of the plant by the great chemi-t | Ms.isni. IL is ssid by the profession in | be the safest and best touic known Th' | active principles of Coca gre skillfull, dissolved in the vlne which contains : lit le tannin and few traces 2, iron. Sir NorrIli Mackenzie, neE lord phvsicisn to the EmprroL CT Germany, has pre-
 crloeo ior many years, sud has used | l5-sItn the greatest succe-s ID the case of singers, actors and ministers. An, | lowering of the voice through weakness. any nervous huskiusss, or giving out a the pit of the stomach. aud the irrit. bilIty which comes from over-1crk snd |
 xhsusti"n, are pretty sure, according (. this emipe | suthority, to De at once re- lieved by Vin MsrianL It is considered ny our American physici.Ds to be sI' this, and siso the best kuovn cure fo' MlrphiomsuIs-the morphine habit D rot ask for CTcs vine, but for V.D Mariani. ss there are many inferior pre- -rs'inns. and not endorsed by the pro feesior.
 aIhe King of the l. bby," offering bis hand 70 Nellie By" st the close of the on Wednesday was 6 st,snge sight. Mir. Phelps face eI- ures. ed the wsrme-t admiration for the enemy who had br"uRht bim into suci disgrace. "Ysu are 8 very clever wo- man." be said as be pressed her hand, "a very clever girl indeed" Royal blufi that. One can not but admire such colossal cheek. Ssid Mr. Whipple oi Q Miss By. "I sish every
 Eitpess before us vers se enlightened and eIplic ss you are" I wonder If Mir Whipple would consider this young lady enlightened enough Co drop her ballot i1to tbe box on election day.
 was sure when I sdvis. d the girls IL my last weeks letter to find some way to oe self-sup orting, that l should he
 peedlly represented ss opposed 10 mar
 isRe. Some of my exchanges think 1 1sv. "sone too far" and have been ,sken severely task by several corres- Doudents. But I shall still preach th.
 uly dootr ne that experience hss tsuRh' me as being safe, the doctrine of skilled Rork The girl who IS independent of 'sihsr, moth,r T, sister or brother, rum very little risk in the marriage relation, always supposing shat she selects healthy. steady and industrious man. II .ickuess or trouble comes to the hus- band, or desth claims b m, snd there are children to rear and educate, the rI'e or the widow need not be 6 beggar. IT dependent upon her friends. If there le 6 sight more pitiful than another, i, q 6 helpless widow w;'h a family of ,hildren and no income, though after all hat is not qnIte sc bad ss & hopeless Eite with druBken or lazy husband. The last caps the climax Of misery. ( 'ould not help thinking ss read P. { iuberI's admirable article in Aprifs on The Type-1ri'er, it : irovth sud Usrs." what this little ma 'hine had done for ny sex. It hss crested reyo uii . "ro-dsy the Rem ( nstOn type-sriier if found 10 every orperous business or pr fessiopsl of- | lee, sometimes scores of them in tbe ' >me ofisr," says the su,hor Itis found lso ID all our busIDess colleges, and iD . ,ur seminsriss fer young vom.n. snj c .sak