Arizona republican., 1898-10-25

Of land, except by des12nt. A T5ai estate ag1ni would haFa ta take ii washing l. mast his cfdca sznsnsss.
 The two most progressive citiss wis tied by Dr. Purman were Giesgow and Hamburg. The former owns it's own water works. street car lines, el2ctIia light plants, etc. Its employees are thc best paid III Europe. Fer the public service Of wa.er, light and street car tTanspcrtat on only nominal rats a.e charged. Fer instance, 6 kc1,se worth say S10,o00, with a siXty-fCot trGnt. 2 spacious lawn filled with sAru5baIy. is charged for water fer all pI-poses within ard without nc. m--5 than S5 a ysar.
 Tc an American the most curious thing Of continental lifs, among the lower class-s is the extensive employ ment Of women in ssv5Te manual labor Tn the s.r-ets of Hamburg, R3t.e- dam, The Hague and elsewhere tEe sight cf a woman harnessed beside dog to a cart is quite commC1 This is a ire quent milk wagon arrangement. The dsHveTy cf tha milk is performed by the wCman. She unh--nesses herself carries the milk to the pu-chas-T hitches herself up again and woman ard dog trot on to tha next stcpping place.
 Thz dcctcr saw elzven women i1 cne field cutting grass with the c-i fash toned sickle. The grain is cut with a cradle Nowfere in an oxtsnsive jcJir- ney in agri, ultural districts on the continent dii ne ses mower CT 9 rsaper.
 On account Of it's historic and pcsiic memories Scotland afforded Dr. Fu-msn mcre pleas ura than any ether country he visited. He was at the tcnlb os Burns which is yearly the M-cca Of more pill griTas than any ether object Of inter est in Europe There is an almost constant procession Of them. In sin gia day abcut the time the doctor WIS there 3,G0G visitcCs were at the tCnb. The doctor visited Aud Allcway's Wi.ch-haunted Kirk and drank from tho well Where Mungc's mi,her h2rged heTsel'" He st1Dpad at the inn whence am C'Shanter set cut on his midnight ride and he sat al the table a. whi-h Tam and his boozy compani5ns sat that night wh-n thu thunder believed H. drank from the cup they drank from and followed the course cf Tam's ride across Brig Alb way, at the thithcr end cf which the gray mare surrendered her tail to the witches. He also visited the farm se MCssgiel and saw tse fed in which Burns plOwed up the mouse's rest which inspired The bast laid plans O mica an meT gang aft agley" T. was in this field, too, that The Mountain Daisy" blccnieG
 The village Of Mauchline was an ether point of great interest tc. tho doctor
 He also visited M9irose Abby, hal loved by Scott, and also Dryburgh Abbey, whsre the Cones Of the Wiza-d C the North rest. H. saw the place >3t MelrCse wh-Te the heart Cf the Bruce is buried. which, by the way, has frequently fgursd nsha present MaTiocDa county democratic campaign
 The doctcr was in the room at Holy Reed where the. Italian, Rizzio, WIS stabbed bsside Mary, Queen Of Secs and fCiicwed along the secret ssair- case by which ths assassins directed by LC-d D2Tnley approached the Quaen's chamber The queens bsd is stii there Tn all these historic p'acas and in the places mads memorable by Burns time has lett no footprints. For instance, Tam O'Shanter's s Inn" as i. is now called, is, except fer the sign, just as 1t was hundred years ag0. The walls of MslTcse are hardly mCre c.umbIing than thsy were when Sect dcscTibed th-m. They were built in defiance Of time- The destructive en- ergy Of the Presbyterian, John Kncx. ruined thsm, but the ruins will be there fer the next thousand years. The Rc- fccmer's burial place, by the way, is in an Edinburgh street ever which men walk, wagons rumb-e and hc-s7s' Lc1fs claGg upon heavy bars tablet which marks the grave.
 In closing his description Of his tour the doctor says that while everything he saw was interesting and impress i've, he returned to Am-r.ca mere pro- foundly impressed with it's own graz ness and superior blessings. Nowhere did he see people So well h0us>d, SO well dressed and SC w5ll fed. Here less than anywhere eis5 is poverty manifest, and here a.o fewer dis.inc- tions Of rank and wealth.
 There was enc constant unpleasant feature Of journey abroad, what the doctor describes es the infamous tip- ping system" Wherever one goes he is surrounded by ezpectant benFfi ciaIiss. Leaving hctel at Berlin a dozen cmDlcyes, most of whom he had never seen, foeked about him like vultur-s He advises all Arizonians contemplating a European journey to to steel their heaTts against the appli- cant 3or tips.
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