Lawrence Daily Kansas Tribune (Newspaper) - August 15, 1882, Lawrence, Kansas VOLUME AUGUST NUMBER PERSONAL AH late Henry Giles probably de livered more lectures fortho with our money or than any lecturer who hasi lived in the nineteenth Is much to encourage risks Ui There are thirtyeight mar and spin over to he of tho Abrn Lincoln tlm ol Mary at In wan U tlA Inn lately loft to tho trench n generous under singular it IN to bo devoted to tho of pr public institutions in which persons suffering painful and in curable diseases muy bring their own lives to an under the direction ot medical and with the consent of their immediate The late Samuel of willed the Russell Free Library the Domestic Missionary Society the Ameri can Bible Society the American Tract Society the State Indus trial School for Girls the Charitable Society Lukes Home the Indian Association and the rest of the about to individu an old years of hunted down and shot a recently in whose skin measured seven and a half feet from snout to six and a half feet across the and and five and a half feet across the narrowest and whose carcass was larger than a good Corliss has huntea bears ever since he was sev enteen years of and has killed over a Henry is adored by the once saw says a get in it pretty basket phaeton for a drive with a and before they had gone a block he had filled tlic phaeton with half a dozen dirty little street young 1 from two to live to crown had a German baby on his sitting in passive en and unconscious of the un dignified he said the poor little toddlers j looked so wishful at the and my little girl guest said lets take cni selling a bonnet warranted to give the New York milj will ask if the purchaser is in the habit of wearing her mouth open when on the afraid youll be late tit the said an old Lidy to her stylish who replied vou dear dont you know that in our set nobody ever goes to i party till everybody gets there are so very sive where their pleasures Two Brooklyn juveniles were severely punished last week for stoning mothers new under the impres sion that it was a wasps intelligent darling Tilt robbers cant steal mammas cause papas hidden In lady visitor Is that dear where has he put I won der I heard him say hes put them up the and expects they will stay the Turk kissed the she said You in Sultan Ottoman Turk keep a kisa under such White hall Pasha Such talk is Do you think Khe dive been wrong to keep it after she bad given it to Trans said poor little with a ghastly why would the world without lovely be like a blank sheet ot paper who has just been littleman piece of hei and couldnt dont you said the longsuffering it wouldnt even be American went into the Hawaii an and when a member got np and remarked ia o ka luna a he observed to a friend that he never heard worse language in the American Con and if the gentleman from Halea to whow the remark was ad did not resent the insult and challenge the speaker to tight a duel it would be He afterward learned that the language used was What did member from Halea kala good joke is told of a certain Dublin stickler for ventila Being recently put into a room at an hotel with another he asked the latter to raise the window at as the air was so I cant raise said the after working at the window for Then knock a pane of glass said the which was After a while the pro feMor got np and broke another then he was able to But in the morn ink be discovered that he had only broken into a Talking Speaking ill ot the dead ls an act held up to reprobation by universal and ular consent Sympathy for tho or aide of human nature by donth criticism at upon Out of a of volitional propriety wo touch lightly upon the dead In wo him with anil In wo no fooling ditto nml envy thin hut POM the that thorn IK no Wo know who urn to avoid a ami yet would BO out of way to an enemy for Thoy curry Into iv of inflicting They the of n goon Johnson wan willing to like any man but an A prominent states man wished on his that he had lived to hang a political nature has nothing akin to with a touch of satir ical humor If we may not speak of the lady who has just left the what is to become of conversation and society The novelist forbears an swering the question are we left to infer that society would languish and conversation become a lost art In some circles the man is a bore who has not paraded the skeleton from a neigh bors or hovered like over the housetops The best mind is not he who expresses the best but the clever fellow with a comic squint and JackPudding aspect who flings arrows from his quiver that wound the tenderest His talent for amusing consists in mimicking sen and stringing them on the skein of his Talking about others is his chief Gossip is the staple of his and scandal the su preme effort of his We are little aware a social evil this habit It spreads contagion in clubs and parlors when sanctioned as a social aim from an impulse towards something that resembles Turning our neighbors into butts of or making them subjects of captious is worse than folly and bad It is an offense against manners and and deserves a unique punish though the offender adjusts his personal relations so as to escape its and is not to Of personalities are the life of some kinds of But a clever author says There are two kinds of the and the scandalous the gossip that touches lightly on faults and foibles and amus ing incidents and curious contrast and the gossip that peers into the privacy of domestic life and either invents or mis The latter no gentleman will indulge in or to the former is the salt of ordinary We cannot help interest in our fellows and there is no reason why we should as long as that interest is not Colonel disliked Tom Jones on account of tho rakish charac ter of the But the Don and Sir Charles Grandison formed a part of his travel ing 1 read housed to because I like to be in the compa ny of and Sir Roger de Cov er ey and Sir Charles and Don Quixote arc the finest gentlemen in the Such an instinct for gentility and honest influencing a mans character and taste in the choice of rarely coexists with the vulgarity of mind of the quidnunc and Wellbred courteous to men of all When their backs are turned they do not with a shrug and what they fear to say to their Sincerity is the work of a Emerson writes that nn old who added an elevating culture to a large experience in said to him When you come into the 1 think I will study how to make humanity beautiful to A life of poverty were worth living with such a hero fora and society has need of superior minds of this Considerable by oU man McGrath of bis only Pete The old man is very theson is ia actual It driven the young man went to him fire dollars with to of hk land T yon ia pa Ive not got a to assist me a my rent asked the of pay ret the old nan wr th the Austin Ancient Mexican Of the whole system of Mexican wor ship by far the most prominent feature was its astounding It was drenched in every with human Its priests were an army of sturdy whose highest func tion was to cleave the breast with the pluck out his palpitating heart its devotees were cannibals who devoured the vic tims in sacramental like the priests of cut themselves with knives and Each month hail its of and in the capital alone human victims are said to have been annually From slaves and from pris captured in wars undertaken for the from troops of children purchased for the was the ghastly continually re Some were fatted in the sacred others loaded with and sated with sensual delights to make them the more acceptable some per ished on the altar by the fatal stroke oi the others in toe mockery ol gladiatorial wen flayed others headlong into mount ain whirlpools and Never was superstition so sickening with ble The The learned world that aws of thinking aro by the laws of eating by and n lawn of feeling by tin grunt thin country an or to touch tho in Ho lii thu of clown an mong bimt calculated to liu upon American mind ic tin tho In run Imd gained hli nnd to over Yair In no good ta 0 derived from thu Omar raid lu brought more bufon lie American people that but otiir neglected It is of a strong and towering above ali noxious defying tower and laughing at their efforts tc it in rapidity of growth or state ness of It has strong claims to be cultivated as a tield as ill Mds are useful and profitable for yari It is also claimed it highly salutary in warding off dis use in malarial such as inter mittent and remittent re more or less the effects of t is not only the but learned claim partial immunity from these when surrounded by rows ol But its direct prac ical uses are As a field crop t has many economical In egions where fuel is scarce its large terns are profitably used as The contain a large quantity ol which before the cheap coal be manufactured cheaply for ilium And it is now large y used in place and as good olive for manufacturing the choicest In ana other European ud Asiatic it is largely made nto meal and bread for the nd is roosted and used as It is the best food which can for As an article of food for it has but few Cake made of sunflower seed has been by scientific analysis to con am sixteen cr of fat and from to forty per cent of protein thus rendering a choice food or cattle or Experiments ave demonstrated that it is equal if not to oil cake or meal cake or milk adding largely to the and quality of and ira the flavor of It is claimed ly those who have tried it in the United aud in where it has ecu largely that as many bush els of seed per acre cau be raised as ot And the seasons are never too hort for a perfected and that like he thu dock or the he season is never too wet or too dry or its And thus the post tiring and parading 1 the gaudily and to plain peo the insane of Vilde to educate the ican people nto the aesthetic science the n 1 in may prove nothing is wholly useless or lint it may call he attention more directly to the great of the sun Slower which fiscal as of the floral State The President or the LimeKiln on If Pizarro Grant am in de i all tonight he will please step tegan the old man as Shin struck he triangle and sent its quivering notes lancing along the Brother Pizarro was and he his eves having a squint of alarm and his knees losing their sand with every 41 continued the Pres you am a man on de of life you wery tight lants an a wery short an a wery larrow and you look decidedly De great world am be to If you begin no man lares bet two to one dat you wont sit n a char you am fif If you begin wrong it will be safe o bet to dat you will bring is a fourfooted fish in Mexico called aad if yon want to know any more abort ques If a Mexican has any he his Mi home with a If the in the foar less we should bring Tier nearly all manifesto get from as with out a leg to their a laboring man of id been in the habit o right arm Batter him be t was and the Mite him that it w tf he the use of it an properly editor is on the lookout for a A The FARM ASP arc hot of are to an acre In A bushel of timothy wed them arc or Hourly to a good preparation to murk without Injury to hit wool U mild to thirty largo of two oi and ono of lamp nil MM ntul of should bo Ironed on In order to give tho stripe the iw cullar glum U hawhen Tin care must bo with the for one black will good looks of the slobber from eating An exchange ThU is especially in the driving but remedy is very simple and easy at consisting of a heid of cabbage fed to the horse just before using him for work or It is cheap ami grow a pretty vine from the sweet put a tuber in pure or sandy in a hanging and water It will throw out tendrils and beautiful ami climb freely over the arms of the bas and upward toward the top of the Not one visitor in a hundred but will it to be some rare for eign State One quart of milk and one ounce of chocolate boil the milk and water in a bright sauce Scrape down an ounce as marked on the cakes of common throw it in and beat with a wire eggwhisk about one or till the chocolate is all Send it in as soon as if practicable but if kept on set it where it will keep preserve make a syrup of good brown and when skimmed till pour it boiling hoi over the having picked out all imperfect or unripe Let them re main in the syrup two days and then drain it off make it boiling skim it and pour it over again let them stand another two then put them over the tire and simmer gently till the syrup is reduced and one pound of sugar to each pound of unless up in State Prison befo you am ten yars Ize try in to start said as Brother Gardner stopped to swallow a pint of 1 hope hope but I doubt Brudder Ize had my eve on yoi fur some leetle time I doan fink you would lie or steal or burgler oi but you has fallen into one very bad De odder day you met a friend in front of my an when he axed if you war gwine on de sion you replied dat you would gasp to On anoder I heard you remark dat you would nis to you observed dat would sigh to an bom ago you told Bebee to cheese an yon advised Pickles Smith to bet his sweet What does all dose lings Grant I doan replied the ss he stood on one leg and scratched his Nor Ize looked np dc Latin an French an German an Greek but I cant find any sich ex as hire a you in dc or I should do you make use of Den stop it If plain English am not good for yon to spress yout thoughts Tarn Spanish or It ain all right for a young gal who has keen frew college to remark dat she would titter to bat sound well from a young If I should ge home tonight an tell my ole womac dat I would perspire to oi to sned look nx straight in de eye far thirty seconds den would come ia which mj head a broomstick would be all mixed Return to your seat Grant go sot down ooa aaT do oe git tired of beef go iato a ax for la plain any mo oratory daa an aec essary to full an git ric of quarter bole In wiT to split order to let Fret Salt as a Common salt is a compound of chlo rine and the first being a gas and the latter a From sodium is derived soda by a union with and soda is usually met with in tho shape of or bi Nearly all plants contain more or less though it does not supply the place of potash to any ex Common supplies soda to all with it may come in and the chlorine is a very useful substance in the it also yields up that It is very difficult matter to separate the two which are so firmly bound together in the salt there is no doubt that salt undergoes disintegration in the But before this takes place it first per forms several duties as and experi ments have proved this substance to be very important to the It wi kill weeds to sow salt oil them when wet with Applied on after seeding to wheat or pro vided it does not come in contact with plants just it facili tates their growth and Keeps cut turnip and even the Hessian fly away to a certain It is also obnoxious to other In experiment with salt it should not be overlooker that it is beneficial to some few but a positive injury to the ma The celebrated t German used the solutions o salt in order to test its effect on ent and found that from three to twelve grains in a pint of water pro no effect on beans lentils and but a lion of double strength instantly killet the sweet vernal A solution o twentyfour grains to the pint gave a fresher appearance to radish es the latter especially be ing highly but a solution o exercised a prejudicia effect on while it did no injury to the other From these exper intents it appears that it is useless tc apply more than the quantity actual and that fertilizers will giv excellent results when used in prope but are sometimes injuri ous in large The mostly benefited by salt are radishes Grasses are affected more readily by salt than other and i is of especial advantage to plants and plants with succulent leaves Salt is taken np into the body of plant without decomposition to a limited de Sown on soils it renders them more as it possesses the prop of attracting moisture from the William Sanders of writing t the National Farmer states that this property has significantly utilize in the growth of beets root crops in dry often bushels to the acre on young beets that were languishing for moisture had an astonishing effect in the vigorous growth at once imparted to the young and increased the crop to tent of five tons per acre above that pro in the same field which was treated in the same but omitting Even on the following wheat field the salted portion was clearly as the wheat on that portion stood bet The Care of The temper and of hows upend fur mow on the treatment thoy than muy bo mip o food nut v uity nil Unit n or kwp good tout It U im i hit of lint of Tlw lu unlive In proportion of tint lit pony nnd the rough hornu will grow n dog If you of n the most diminutive of any known an animal IIH small of been known 0 be enlarged in physical proportions jy being fed regularly and but ot further improvement might have icon made in the brute by kind gentle handling and keeping him we have no If it be truo liat cleanliness is next to godliness in a is that s may TOve a very beneficial influence n the spirit of a The horse is a cleanly and to keep im clean is to keep him n food animal life as a matter of be sus but next to the art of ceding romes the necessity of venti ation and thorough cleanliness in the Continual of his skin and coat begets in n and constant irritability lakes he off the Less ats and hay will keep a horse in fine if the currycomb is than where the latter is To any rule of observation or else there arS always le and it may be to some ite extent to conclude that a farmers economy and pros cau be correctly if not by the condition of his hides and the harness they 1 the latter are illconditioned and it is a safe bet of ten to linety times in a that owners poul and premises gener ilh as well as the fences on his tools and implements present similar evidence of As a the beggar dressed in broadcloth will succeed in his profession better ban the one clothed in rajs and the armer a clean jorse or span of will inspire and respect in the minds of those with whom he is brought nto business contact than it is possible ror the one whose horses appear worn and dispirited from downright dirt and the unmitigated laziness of heir master to As a general a may be accepted as a guarantee that everything is in good order ou tho of the animals Prop sr is certainly indispensable to a horses and while the proper use of the currycomb and brush on a worses skin is the hardest kind of it is work that Francisco from Whea joc grocery an a heavier crop and was supe When salt is mixed with moist earth and lime a con quantity of carbonate of soda and chloride of calcium is the chlorine of a part of the salt uniting with die while carbonic acid snp forming carbonate of having the property of Aining with silica and rendering it k of gwat benefit to and M aWe to assist plants in ap it possesses other chemical which are M in the aoQ derived b tha One of the benefits from sowing our garden seeds in drills is the opportunity it affords u of hoeing fre aud thoroughly between the Too many persons who use the hoe suppose that the chief benefit derived from it is to kill the weeds cer is an important and one which is greatly Weeds are not only in the way of cultivating crops which we but they rob them of much of the nutriment which they is an essen in respect to destroying the There are which are quite commonly Let us The loosen ing of the soil in the operation of hoeing is beneficial to the plants as much as the destruction oi the weeds or more Moisture abounds in the atmos phere the hottest and it is absorbed and retained most abun dantly by a soil which is in the most friable found that grains of stiff clay absorbed in twentyfour hours only thirtysix grains of moisture from the air whilst gar den mold absorbed fortysix grains and fine magnesia seventysix Then pulverizing the soil enables it better to retain the moisture The in order to be healthy and must A light porous soil admits the and thus it is fed and greatly invigorated by the The suns rays heat a hard soil much quicker than a loose and the hotter the sun so much greater will be the evaporation from So that the hard soil is deprived of its moisture much sooner than one of a loose text The roots of plants can find their way through a loose soil in search of food better than they can through a dry soiL A soil that is kept loose near the surface bv the action of the hoe will re and bold that while a hard soil will allow most of it to run off into the valleys and stream as it An English ol in giving an opinion of the importance of sud he did not agree with those who say that one good weeding is worth two boeings I never weed any crop in Which a hoe can be got between the not so much for the sake of destroying the weeds and which must necessarily be the case if the hoeing be done as for increasing the porosity of the to allow the water and air to penetrate freely through it He I am well convinced by long and close prac that oftentimes there is more ben derived br crops from keeping them well hoed than there is from the manure Weeds or no 1 still keep stirring the well from the very beneficial effects it harnessed crocodiles tamely drew a wagon into tbo other Tho following contributed by n in MO and no thoroughly thu Unit wo It in to which tiro brought Into with It iin to which com ill lln iw U nml to ho n viii rummy of to mid vulgar nyo of U nothing wid grout In proof that he no in the education 1 have often saw people who thu vio limn of their fellow men because they worn not informed upon things of they have obtained a while others who had ob a thorough education could take neucil or a piece of chock and add up any thing If I ICd child and could give him an education or a sheep I would him the education and then let Him acquire the If 1 had a son and could give him a large herd of cattle or a good 1 would educate and tie would get a mule and a Texas steer and let nature take its I knew at one time a boy who was bent upon going to although his folks was poor and he persevered for years through thick and thin till he came out with a diploma and a tape You can acquire almost any thing at collidge from a Greek educa tion to a hectic Another young man who I knew first as a poor boy with red applied himself at his studies patiently and industriously till he was a wood and then he wrote a check by which he got and eighteen years in the Other boys would have been contented with but he was ambitious and said that not Ue satisfied with any little fool I can count over among my own ac a hundred I should cackle late who had as good opportunities tt acquire a prominent position in life as 1 but they would druther catch cat fish and curse their future with ignor ense and Had they applied them selves while they might as wcl have been in the Legislature rs I foi thov possessed the same natural born genius that I did if they had im proved it as they When I was young I tackled the more difficult branches with great and before I was nineteen years oh could reduce fractions to common de nominator readily with one hand To not stam in Congress today as the result of thor ough aud studious labor in school who otherwise would perhaps be and They worked hard at shool while other boys at They toiled on at noon cat ing their bread and cold beef with one halid while with the other they worked out their sums in If f Washington had neglected his studies in his where would he have been today He would have filled an unknown instead of resting in a stone milkhouse at Mount Vernon with hundreds of Americans coming there day after day to shed the scalding weep over Adams Alexander tho James Queen Victoria were all alike poor but they acquired a of the spelling book and slate early in their lives and now they are well The pen is mighter than the soard and a thorough of grammar is better than a farrow cow in fly If it was the last words I could utter 1 would say Get wealth if you but if you get an education and s Cash Grocery House LARGEST STOCK FINEST GOODS At Bottom Prices Everybody made hippy who deal the ENDSLEY Reclaiming Swamp Swamp lands which are often acces sible to men and teams only at this sea when ordinarily make the best hay land of the This reclamation is accomplished first by get ting rid of the water by plow ing and grubbing out the and the roots of and oilier woody growths by a succession of crops which require tillage to kill nnd to ameliorate the before seed ing down to Ditches must he made deep enough to lower the water level at least two and if three feet below the They should be located so as not only to but to cut off springs the out side of the It will often be found that much of the water comes from a level somr two or three feet high er than the general surface of the This should be kept by and led off around the outride of the because after the swamp and and laid down to it may be found very desirable to irrigate and then the water will be just at We do not know much about irrigated meadows in this coun but it is certain that three or four times the quantity of grass may be cut from them than will grow without the use of the The width of the ditches should ordi be not to carry the water but because the sides are like v to slip and gradually till up the For this it is well to slope the sides of the principal ditches at an angle of cr even These sides sod over after a and it is only that open ditches can be hed in without the aid of stone Lateral often at and almost always after a few may be and so only themain ditches remain Agri PIANOS First door of AND WHITE aid Bate and BOOK CAMPAIGN dainty dish to be served with cake and berries is made by grating a fresh beating the of to a stiff adding two brae spoonfuls of sugar and a pint ol thick sweet and beating this also till it is very Coney Island who died the other day confessed to having participated in thirteen races where it was arranged beforehand which horse was to r AUD 1881 GREW ft Are In the field i
