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STOCK R HANDS.
While yon nwtpyimr Hit henriptioii paid up yen
dm knep your brand in freoof oharxG.
Allyn. T. J., 1mm, Or. Hoi-hub (id on n
BluntlMitr; (iiillln HHinf on (oft liip, ninlnr liit on
riirlil rinir, Hitd uppur hit on Ota loft.; nuiKu. Mor
row uimiity,
ArniHtroiH!, C., Aliiitio, Or. T wifli Imr nn
tlnr it on loft Hhmildur of Ihii'mhh; oittUu wwiio
on l'n hip.
Allium, . I) KiKht Milo, Or. Wtl hntnd,
O Don lft hip hikI hnrHiw HHiae brand on riht
HhoiiMor. Iliuit Kmlil Mi In.
AiikiiiH, J. J., Hnppijiir, Or. HornnR, .TA ron
n ct ml on lul't Mauk;.t;tt(tl. wuihmhi lufl hip,
H(ir(hotam(!w. A. Ci.t A Ipintv Or. Hci'mob
l)ninl'd T E on oiLlmp Hkouldor. Kiuitfo in AJor
row (imintv
hiniiUHldr, ,1. W., Hurdtmin, Op, -f'uM.Jn hrand
od It on loft liip Hint tliitfli: Kplit in nunli uht
llnuinor, I'nh'r. UnoM-Wmrry Orison f hn-Hno
brimili'd Pit on li'fl Hlioultlnr. ( 'af 1 lo mnto on1
rirlit Hidn. I
It). (-lot !t Ht ('. hnllL' l-,r,k Or-fln ,..,111..
MAY I'oniKH'.Idd on loft, hip, nop nil' loft, nnr, uu'.
dor Imil rroiMUl nyht, Uoihiih, hhjiih bmrul on
lot ft Hliouldiir. Hoittto in (iimil mid Morrow
county.
liioHinitn, Jnrry, Ijijnit, Or. llorfios bmwil 7
on riidit Hlimildor; oMLln H on tlin loft ld.
Loft (Mir tint T nip rirlit our nppor nlip,
Ilarlon, Win.. Iloppnor, Or. -1 Iim'-ion, J Hon
rit-tht. thib; cuttlo, waiuo on rifdit tup; Bplit in
uae-li war.
Krown. Ihh, lMiiii((t..ui, Or, Hnrson II) on tho
rU;ht Hi ino; uiil lie muuoim riiditlup; rtumu, Mor
row oounty.
Brown, J. ('., Hiippii'T. Or. Hoi-hob, oirelo
0 wilh dot in dot tor on Jf 1 Itip; outtlo, mimo.
Hruwn, . .)., 1 ,1'iia. Oregon. Kiiwh W. !tif
nviir It, on the loll Hlioiildrr. Initio muio on U'lt
hlh.
Ilojftr, W. 3.. Ilnppnnr, Or. riorum, box
briiud on n.'dii liip ciiltlw, muiuo, witli Hplit in
ouch tuir,
Korn, P. O., Meppunr, Or. Umi-hor, P B on loft
nhould'U'; ritltlo. nhiiio on loft liip.
Jimwnhm, VV. J., (''ox, r -i -nil to, .) It ooTinmitod
on U'H Hidn; orop on loft our itnd two NplitH uud
middle pioiio out out on rirlit our; on liorwim Hiittio
iiritiid on llio tuft thiKli; lUnno in Fox vulloy,
(trnitt. oounty,
CitrHiuu' Wurron, WaKiior, Or.- MorniM hnuul
wl O on riht Htith; nittlo - (Ihroo hunt) on
rirlit film, cropiind Hpljl in oiu'-h our. ltmigo in
(Jnint li'id Morrow douiititw.
Ciiin,!1'.., 'iilnb.Or. Y I) on hortoM on loft hI iHo
li with iiimrtor oirolo (vtr it, on toft Hliouldor
nu t on "ft Hlitlo on nil coltH nndor fty(inrH;ou
lofl HhouldHr otdy on tili UoraoB ovor ytMiiH. At)
riiii in liiml counlv.
( uto, ( tiUH. it,, vttiHon or iiMim, nr, norHiH
)ll on rirfht nhoiiUlor; 0i1 (Id wuuo ou tiht tup,
liiitiKo Morrow mid Uiimllllu oountioN.
Ciirl, T. U.. .lotiu Dny, Or. Doiililn onwH on
om'h i 1 1 on c-iili h, kwhMow fork and undnr bit
in niiht (r, Hplit in Mt ttftr. Il'imjn in iintnt
OMimiy. "n nhiHtp, invtirlod A lld npoar point
on Hhouldor. Kar iniivkoii owoh, orop on loft our
punoliod uppor bit in rinht. WothorH. orop in
rtKht H"d ndir half omp m loft oar. All m(K
in (Irani oouiitv.
('ook, A. J.,lioiiii,Or.- Horn(H, MOoti ritrtitHlioitl
dor; t'attlo, HHiuoon riidithip: ear uiark eipmro
cniip oil loft nml Hpltt in rittht-
Currin, It. Y., t'urriimvillo, Or. -Hoihoh, D on
left Htiite.
Cox fc'.d. 8., Hnrdnmn, Or.-t'attle, ( with
K Hi Oont Tt httt'HOH. CK on lott Sip.
Coohran, It. K., Monninont, Ormit Co, Or,
Ibn-Nt's Imiiuh'd oirclo with bar bouoat h, on lefl
Hlionldir; cfitll" Mituio lirand on bo!li hipsunn k
under niitp." liolh ohch ami dowlap.
t'liapin. II., Ilardiimn, Or. Hortmfl brainlxd
C on rii-rlit hip. t tit llo branded ( ho nnmo, Al-n
brnnilH t'l ou hor.-o ncllt lliirh; faMi hhiuo
liriitul on nrtlit nliouldor, and cut oil end of
rtiiht oar.
D.uu;latn, W. M .tialhiwav. Or.- Cattbi, It M on
riftlit Hid", HWudow-foi k in oai'ti tvtr; horuoti, U U
un lofl tup.
Kly, .1. H. t Hoiih, OomdiiH, Or. HormR brand
od l'!liY ou lot! Hhould-ir, radio tmmo ou lofl
hi. Iiolf it I'K'it twir. ...
Kinory, ('. N., Ibu-dtuan, Or.-Horw'H brandod
:), LruvVr-ioi' C wild tad m b'ft Hhouldor ; cat
tloHanio on rirlit hip. Ituno in Morrow oounty.
l-'hirom-o, U. A., ll.tpouor. i)r, Caitlo, l,V on
ritfht dip; hoiH'tn K with bur umhu- on virM
hoiiiditr.
Kloronot H. 1', Hoppnor. tir - Moi-hoh, h on
riutit tdiotildoi; nattlo, V on riytit hip or thwh.
I'l-tftioti, tiourtfo, Uppuot Or. - t'alllo hnmd"il
VK, with bar ovor it, on loft Hido; orop off loft
nr.' ilornM, muuo lirand on loft tup.
tiontry, Klinor, Ki'ho, Or. Hormv hmndod II.
H. with a nuartor oin'lo ovor it, on loft stltlo.
Halloo in Morrow and Unmtillaoonntitxt.
Hiatl. A. H., Uidtti, tr. I'att round-top K
with nuartor oin-to undor it on tho nht hip.
UnntEo iu Morrow and l: mat ilia ooimtioa.
Minion A Jonkn, Iliuuillon, Or- Catt lo.t wo ham
ou oitlior lup; orop tu riuht vir and ph( in Ictt.
HorHCH, J ou riilhl thirfh. ItaiiK' in I counli
HutioH, Hainnol, WaH-ucr, Or - ZF lT K '
fon 1 10' t I'd) on li k I it Hhouldor tut hornn; on oatt lo
on riht hii am) on lofl nnto, nwallow fork in
riht on i ami nlit m loft. ItnhKo m llataok
dtHi tin. Morrow ounnty.
Halt. Milton, Wanner, Or.-- llort0H hmndod
-O (.'ii.'lH with p'O'aliol tiidt-1 o:i loft Hhouldor
CnHloHtunt on lofl tiip hUh larno turi'lo on lofl
Htdo. ,
lirtll, lMwin, John Hay.Or.- Cattlo K lion ritit
tdp: horwM Hituio on ngtit Htumldor. bauxt' it.
rant cotutiy.
Howard, J l. tUlloway. Or, -llomon, (onwn
witti liar ttbova itj tin riht hhonhlorj oatita
nainu on loft bidy. Ilano tu Morr iw aili) L'ma
(llla tuatntio.
llulon, Mat, llopunttr, tr. Hontoii, uhH'ltHl
boart on tii loft hhtrddor. Uanni Monow Co.
llmmakr, I A. Waunor. Or,-Utunos, U on loft
Bhouldor; oaltlt. M on Iwfl hip.
Huiuphroyb, J U liard.uan, Or. HorB e, U oi
lof' thin k
UuHtou, Luthor, Ktttht Mile. Or. Hophm LI ou
tliB left shonldoraud hoart ou tho loft etitto Cat.
UtHHlUHon loft hip. lianiifl ill Morrow ottntity
.loiioM, Harry, lloppu-'r, Or Hm-hoh hrtui lod
fl .1 on tt'.i' loft nii(tuld.r: oattlo tiaaudl J on
rltcM Mp. hIco untuu bit io l-fi car. Han ah in
Morrow oonniv .
Jimkiu, H. M , Hoppuw, Or, IbiriaM, li-rMV
nhoo J ou left HhoaUor. Catilit. thd nai.
Uan on i'Uht Mita. .
Johnson, Kotix, Una, Or.- Horwn, cirrlol on
loft tir!o; iatlio, aaiutt on riht till, uador half
omp in nh- nd sulit iu loft w
Mtfuuy, Or.llurwM brands
KNY on left hip cattle same and crop off lft
ear: nndr nlopn od the riittit
Kjik, J.T., Uoppner, Or. Hones flt on left
Bhoridtn emtio. t& on left hip.
Kirk, Jfh. IIfp i-'W, Or.; hortw It. on loft
eLomdor; catUti nauie vn riht bide, uu(lcrbit on
rn;ht (nr.
Kuinbfrlnrd.W.G.. Mount. Vwrnon. Or. I L on
emtio on ritfht ard loft eidt. nwallow fork in Ufl
efir and urdor eiop in rtk'M oar. lornwBh?rn
Lrand on left Phouider, ltHiie in Grant noitntv.
Itirt-n, HiApndn, Fox, Or. H L on loft hip
on cattlo. crop ai.d rplit. on right ear. Horno
Haum brand uu Itft ehouldor. iiange (iraot
oonntv.
LiHttaMen, John W., Lrinan. Or. Horew
br:t:iHJ haif-cin-lo JL coiirj:tfd on Iwft etionf.
dnr. Cattle, same on left hio, ltane, near Ijoz-
iuuton
UmJi'jy, J. W. Hoppner Or. Horans brandwl
L and A If 't HhouJdor; ("ittle aaine on lft
hip, wuttle ovor riuht ejo, three nlita in right
ear.
Ixrr1, fjoorato, llopjinor. Or. Hnrnm brandod
doitblo :il coi.nerii( a Soinetiaiue (ml led b
Hwini,' II. on loft nhoiilder.
Minor, Oannr, nfipnor. fir. Oittlo, M D ou
righthip; hortia M rjn lft whouhior.
Morgan, H. N Ki'ppner, Or. Horeen, M )
op loft nh(uJdH rattle Hauioon left hip.
Mitc.holl. Onoar, iono, Or. UorHas, 77 oil right
hip; attlo, 77'in righttfls.
MoClarn, I). (., HrowoBville, Or, llorsof,
v iguro ; on a'Ui Biiofijiter; oat lie. mz (n nip
Mctiirr, Frank, Fox Valloy, Or. Mule bIkh
with Pe-cork on cattle on ribs and under in
OH" a oar: Iiothoh Hnnie brand on loft ntinn,
MolIalo, ., rtHiniitoa, Or. Un" tlorww.
With tiaif circle undor on tort Bhonidor; on
four tmrn nonntwl (n lop on tht right eiih)
Kango in Grant County.
Nal, Andrew. Ixmo ltor,k,Or. Jlorno A N oou
nw.Ui on loft, AifoJdor; cattle hhiuo on both hit
fsonlyke, K Kilvertoa, Or, Horses, circle 7 on
left Hugh; rattle, huqi on mump.
Oliver, -bmoph, Cnnyoit City, (Jr. A 2 on catt If
rm toft hip: on horsos, sainn on left thigh, Kaugc
in (irant county.
Oilur, Terry, Lexington, Or. I' O on l;f
flhoiiidoi. OJp, Herman, I'lairie City, Or. On nattlo, )
Id' connc-ted on left him horwos on left sti lir
and warlle on iioho. Hntiife in Grant county.
Foarnon, Olave, bight Mile, Or. Hornee, guar
ter (jirdo shield on left Hhouldor ond U4 on lofl
hip. Cat tie, fork in left oar, right cropped. 'IA
on lift hip. Kango on Might Mile.
Parker h Gleastm, Uardman.Or, UorHeslPon
left Hhouldor.
l'iper. Krno-t, Lexington, Or. Hornns brand
e V, (L K (Minnectod) on loft Hhouldor ; cattl
fl mo on right hip. Jhtugo, Morrow countj.
Piper, J. H., Lr'xington. Or. liorsofi, JK con
netdod onhtft Hhouldor; cuttle, mine ou loft hip.
andor bit in each oar.
Petty, A. ('., lone, Or,; horsea diamond P oi
Hhouldor; uattlo, J II J connected, on the
left hip, jipper slope in left ear and slip in Uip
right.
Hood, Arid row, Hard man, Or. Horsea, so,nare
oroHH with quarter-circle over it on left stifle.
Itentngor, Chris, Hoppuer, Or. JIorHos, C K on
left Hhouldor.
Hush Bros., Heopner, Or. Horses branded X
m the right Hhouldor; cattle, 1 X. on the left hip
rrop off left ear and dewlap on neck. liange
Morrow and adjoining counties.
HoHtiey, Andrew, Lexington, Or. Horses
branded A H on right fihonldor, vent rptartei
circle over brand; cattle Maine on right iiip.
Ilange Morrow county.
lioywe, Will, ii, Uairyviile, Or II H oonnectet.
wit h 'j uart or circle ov(-r top on cat tin on right, hip
and crop off right ear mid Hplit in left. Horsoi
Hauie brand on loft, HhouMor. itange in Morrow
Grant and Gilliam coalition.
Hector. . I. W., Heppnor, Or. TforsoB, JO oi
left shoulder. Cattle, (on right hip,
Spicknall, J. W., GooHoborry, Or. Horse
branded Al on loft shoulder; inn go iu Mor''
county.
Hailing, V, C Heppnor, Or Horses brandod
on left shoulder; cattle same on left Uip.
nwaggart, n. p.. ijexingroii, ur. itorses
with danh undor it on left stifle; cuttle 11 with
dash under it, on riirlit liip, croo otT right ear and
waddled ou right hind log, Kan go iu Morrow,
GilliHin and Umatilla count ioH.
Kwaggart, A. L.,At.liona. Or. Horses branded 2
nn left sliou Idor: oott In same on loft hip. Crot
on ear, wattle on loft hind leg.
Htraight W. K Heppnor, Or. Ibtrses shaded
J H on left stitin; cat 'in J H on left hip, h wallow
fork in riyht oar, uudorbit in loft.
happ, TIioh.. Heppnor, Or, Horses, H A P on
left hip; cattle hihiih on left hio.
Hlirior.John. Fox, Or. NO connectod on
horses on right hipioat'io, samo on right hip,
crop ott right oar and under bitm loft oar. Hange
in (trant eiHpitV.
Hnuth llroH.. httlHaiiviUf1. Or. Horses. brHnrhid
H. 'A. on shoulder; cattle, -innoon left Hhouldor
HquiroH, Jfuties. ArliiifMon, r,; horses branded
.IKonluft ahonlder; callle tint H'unn, also nose
waddlo, Kaugo in Morrow and Gilliam counties
HtophoiiH, V. A., llardniau. Or-; horses HSnti
rirlit s( itln; i-Ht o tiMi-izoiilat 1. on tho right side
HlovoiiMun, Mrs A. J., lleppner, Or. Cattle, ti
ou ciild hif: swallow fork in loft our.
Hwat'cart. G. W., Heppnor, ( Jr. Horses, ii o
left Hhouldei ; oh t ie, 41 ou left. hip.
Hporry. K. (i.. ilernmnr. Or. -Ca'tle W (I ()r,
left hip, crop of? nglit. and underbit in loft year,
riowiap; norwew tv i on oj l snouutor.
TUompsou, J. A., ileppner, Or. ilorBos,
left nhouhh r: cattle. SJ on left shotihtor.
Tiopota.H.T.,Ktiierpri:p,Or.-Horses. C-on lefi
Htioulitor.
Turner It. VV, Heppnor, Or. Small capital 1
hut shoulder, homos; cattle sumo ou loft hi
with Hplit in both oars.
Thornton, H. M. Ioi" Or. Homos brahdeij
Hi co'itieftod on h.ft Htilie; sheep same brand.
Vundorpool, H.T., Lena, Or;- Horaes HV eotl
jioctod on right shoiildorjcatllo, same on right
Imp
Walbiidgo, Wm.. Ib-pimor, Or. llorsos, U. L.
on tho left, shoulder: catt lo satno on right hip.
crop oil left car and right ear lopnod.
Wilson, .toim (Jrt, Maloui or Ilopjiner, Or.
HorHos branded Jty on the lott shouhlur. Huut'(
Mor row county.
Warren, W It. Caleb. Or-4 'atthi W with quartet
circle over it, on left side, split in right ear.
Ilorsoft Maine brand oil lofl Hliuiildec UaUgoit
Grant comity.
Wade, Henry, Heppnor, Or, -Horner btamlod
ace of HpndeH on lott nhouhior and toft hip
Cattle branded mime mi lofl hide and loTt hip.
Wollingor, John, John hay t -ily, Or On tioraet
throe parallel bars on left shoulder; 7 on sheep,
bit in both ours,. Hiuiku in Grout and Mai hunt
iMunt ies.
Woodward, John, Heppnor. Or. Horses, Ul
connected on loft shoulder.
Walkins, Lisho, Hoppner, Or. Horses branded
U1C oouuot'teil on lofl stiile.
Wall-i'-o, Charh'H, Htmpner, Or. Catllo, W or
rtght ihii!i, hole in Im't o'tr; horsxs, V on riglu
sturulnor souk huhiooii loft Hhouldor.
W hift ier nriH., n ihii inriion, P,nkor Co., Or. -Horses
branded W II conn'-oled on l(ft nhouldor
Williams, Vaoco, Ibtmilton, Or, Quarter olr
do over ihror bar" hi loft hip, both uut tie am'
hordes. Kanuc I rant cnutity.
Williams, J , Ijong t'nok. Or Morses, qum
ter circle over three bars on tort !iip;oattlo r.auu
mid in oucti etir. Itauae in Grant Oounty
Wren, A. A., I loppner. Or. Itorso runningA A
ou Hhouldor; (':im io. hanio on right top.
Young, J. 8., GooNohorry, Or. Hurwee brander
THie. tho right Htinuhh'
Qx?e aw.
a VVicvvdAo
& cause
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i : ti
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Years
Says CAHI'IE K. STocjuvi:i.l, of Chostep
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the chest. The keliny was in if a ton
wcibt -.n laid
iu) a spot the size
of my band. Dur
ing the attacks, 'he
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elloi t even to whis
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At tbe llrs t of the fever, my inotner y-'tve
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them as bein better tbnn nnvthint; be
could prepare. I conlinned taUin' these
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that duriiif; nearly thirty years I have had
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UK) (dd( k(-iis a your. You are then assured
ngaiust (diolera for one year. If you will trv
this remedy, 1 assure you you will never re Tret
it. I'so it, and your hoys and chickens will
look better nnd healthier than ever before.
Recipe and famitv riiht onlv Jl.lfl). lioadv
prepared medicines .We, and l per bottle or
package. Address
M KM. UAI'liLli V. I nUM AH,
Agents wanted at once. Covvarts, Ala.
TESTIMOITIALS :
Dalhis, Texas, April 13, mx
Mrs Ilaebel V. Thomas, Dear Madam: I have
tliorongblv tested your cholera remedv and find
it O.K. It'fi grand. 1 eielose -flO will try the
tUTuney. r lease send at once and oblige. Very
respeetfully, H. W. Hari'KK.
DitlliiH, Texas, May ltith, WM.
Have sold out. i enclose f"0 for which Bend
me all the recipes you can and the rights to the
inti s tianieil hehiw. I never saw aiivthinir
sell so last. Vt hat is the lewd you will take for
uiescuu. ii your price is reasoiniuio wiu taKe
tue untie, verv resinjcttuiiy.
II. W. Waiu'kr.
(1 have not room for nil his letters. He took
tlie state, Here is one more of bis letters.)
IHIIhh, Toxni, July 17th, lM!i;t,
Mrs. Kiudiel ', '1'liunian, Pear Madam ; --Si nee
tokiiifi the xt ii to riyhl 1 canvassed three weeks
and nirole ;i.s7 selliuir recipes and territory. 1
will start several suli agents next week. Could
I e.xi hnuge a portion of Texas for a portion of
Kansas? Very respectfully, If. W. II A Itl'im
Milieu, ( leoryiti, Dec. 1 Ith, ISli:!.
Mrs. TliotitiiM: I write a letter of enquiry.
Mow nuirh of MiiM Ktnte In iiiinoM ? J wtiut 1ml
Jint'eof ihe rUttte. J I ol hi in I'm Clioleru Curu Ik
(IikI u hat ft in represented to lie. It h:m proved
i tdeB.tiuK to the i'annurii of llil-i cniinty. Very
n'Kpeetfully, (!. . 1CihnkM':i,i,
At,'eut tor Sereveu County.
Itock lli'lile, Ohio, Dee. Hh, lWi:t.
Mrs. Thomas:- llceijie eanie to hum! uud It's
ill o. k. KucIoHnl Hi d :ifor Iloekinf?, 1'iekn
tvay uud l-'uiriield euuutieH. Wtmt will you
Luke for the shite? Yours t nily,
1'. 1 1 A HSTJil N,
I have llioiiHKudK inoru teHtiuioniiilH, 1 K'lai'
iiiilee Moiltuid'K tJliolera Curt; and I'reveiitiitive
!o cure aiul locvent llo;; and chicken Choleni in
.'iieli and e ery ease or refund the money. This
in fair enough. )oirt.iustporienrileriiin hoeaiiBe
you may not a! presi-nl lie hothered with ehol
ern. 'I lie idea is to ineventil in time. This my
remedy w ill do alio will nlno keep your lings
and ehi 'kens in a nice healthy condition, (ieu
eral and loetil nnenln winded. State Hiul iiinily
t'iKliti lor sale or trade. AddtVHH
Mit.N, UAt iii;i, V. Thomas,
8v-;im. CowtirtH, Ala,
Chicken Cholera
if you use t lie I'ctaltim
Intuliators A liruuiivrs
Make tuouey while
others ere wasting
time byold proeesses.
CutalovtuUii till ithout
It, and tlcsc riliew every
article iieeiua ior lue,
puuniy busmess,
The "ERIE"
inech:uiii?ally tlie best
wneci. I'rctllestuioiU'l.
We are Fncthc Coast
Atretits. HUvcic c;it;i-
loue.tuailed free.u i vob
full ili;rrlpt Ion. pHrrs, ptc, AOKNTS WANTFn.
rETALDTfAiHCiJllATORCn..Petalnma.Cal.
Hka.ncii llm sii, a.u ,S Main St.. I.os Anurlt's. I
THRIVING ON PERSECUTION.
Tho llil, of ll.i.iu-iry Still lliilntnlll
Their Ancient t'uHtoms t iiehnnKel,
lit lluno-iirv tlu'iv tiiv. tu'uonlinp to a
rouo;li est iuiiito, nhmit tino httndrt'il nnd
II fly tluuis:iiiil (rypsii-s, vityabotuls who
wantU'r it bout the country with their
carts ami horses, ni'compuniod by llioir
women and children; and though nt
one time persecuted ns unbelievers and
hunted to death us sorcerers and poi
soners, tlie cruel edicts which enjoined
such treatment were never sympathized
iu by the Uuiijriinnit people. The re
sult i.s, as we learn from "The Peoples
of the World," that the (rypsics have
increased, and, iu their own thriftless,
s.iunlhl fashion, prospered, despite the
hard iisii it,, thev have received ut the
hands of their rulers. Indeed, the llim
trarian Uimrs liuvc more than once pro
teeted tliem as a "poor wandlrin 1hh
ple without a country, and whom all
the world, rejected," and granted them
safe conducts to o wherever seonied
irood to them, with their troops of
douhcys and horses. Joseph 11. of
Austria tried to settle them us agricul
turists, and had huts built for 'hem.
Hut im lcnd of oivupviiio- the comfort
able de. e Uimrs I licmsclvcs. t hey stabled
their entile iu them and pitched their
tents outside. Tlu 11, to prevent their
corn from sprontiii ". they boiled it be
fore sow ine;; ami th uieli their children
were tills. m from Ihcme.nd trained up
into habits ef work under .Mairyar and
licrman peasants, these wil Hours soon
escaped and joined their parents, with
out Inning lcarue,laiivthin;r from their
forcible npprenticeshio to eivili.ntion.
It is allirmed Unit a jrypsy who had
actually risen to the ran It of an Oliver
in the Austrian army disa ppeared vine
day and was found six months after
ward with a land of :in,;ari er.cainp.M
on the heath. A vomer M waek pe:is.mt
fell in li've with an I tuarrie.l a j-ypsy
pii-l- but in his Blwiivv sl.e e caped to
the woods, and, when discovered, was
sleepino; under the -hies and feeding ou
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Abbe Liszt, charmed with the talent
for music displayed by a (fypsy boy,
took him to I'aris and tried to train the
little lad. Hut all in vain. The mo
ment he saw his own people in Vienna
his delifrht waa indescribable; there
was no longer any hope of keeping him
under tho restraint of polite life.
FLAX CULTURE IN EUROPE.
IttiMla tlrows More of Thin Crop Than
Any Country In the World.
Our principal supply of the raw ma
terial, says C hambers' Journal, is im
ported from Hussia. where the plant
has lonrr been, anil still is, cultivated
more extensively than in any other
country in tlie world; but there the
culture of the crop and preparation of
the liber receive less care and atten
tion than in any other tlax-producinir
country. This neglect may be ac
counted for by the immense tracts
under crop and also by much thinner
sow in;r than is practiced in other coun
tries in order to give tho plant greater
strength atid mure numerous branches,
to prevent it being livid durimr the vio
lent thunderstorms that prevail about
the time it is in flower. The result of
this treattneut, however, is a coarse
tiller, and also a very much inferior
yield to that grown thicker and under
more favorable circumstances of soil
and attention m its early stages, tier
many. Austria and France will follow
Kussia as flax-producing countries, and
in each of these an average area of
over two hundred thousand acres is
kept under this crop. In Holland flax
is grown principally for the seed, and
the planting and growth of the crop.
as well as the time for pulling, is regu
lated for this purpose. l(y properly '
maturing the seed the finality of the '
tiber is injured and renders the subse-1
tp-icnt process more dillicult; but the
IHitch farmers are amply remunerated
by the high price obtained for the
seed, w hich has for agricultural puM
poses a world-wide fame, and is chielly j
sow n In Hritain, although Kiga sel 1
aln itd and pivrVif ad by aiiw 'w. '
) dim rihtnl. VP ritartl. atempo.
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era as being more hardy. Jt -is bel
gium, however, to which we must turn
to see flax iu the highest state of culti
vation, where nothing is neglected that
can in any measure improvn the quan
tity, and more especially of the quality
of the crop. Here proper rotation of
the crops, superior tillage and liberal
manuring of the land are attended to
in a manner not seen elsewhere, and
to this the careful, plodding JJclginn
farmers owe their success in raising
other crops as well as flax, and which
has earned for them the reputation
they enjoy of being the most successful
agriculturists in the world.
No Law Against It.'
A prisoner in India recently, on be
ing released, revenged himself on the
assistant commissioner who had sen
tenced him by cutting off one-half of
his mustache while he was sleeping
out of doors on a hot night. Tt was
then found that there was no way of
punishing him under the penal code,
for, while cutting the hair of a native
is punishable as dishonoring the per
son, there is no such provision for
Englishmen, anil the bodily harm done
was too slight to be considered an
offense.
A CHANCE KOK II ISTbEUiJ.
We want several live, wide-awake can
vassers to represent the Gazette in thir
111 d adjoining counties, in connection
i(h the National Newspaper Union.
Tbe work is new, popular auj very
prntllable, rtqniring ueither capital nor
previous experience. It is worth look
ing after, and if you want a real good
thing in the wsy of light, pleasant and
protiti.ble employment it will pay yon to
investigate this at once. There is money
in it for bustlers. Write for full par
ticular to IHE NATIONAL CO,
04-tf. "t. Louis, Mo,
p zzz -
2 H 1 ' z '
f-i-
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York Musical Kecoid Co,
When persons are weak nnd languid
from siokness or overwork, feel oV lapi
dated and depressed, it is an indication
that the blood is ont of order, and the)
need help to throw off Ihe miserable
feeling. The best remedy for this pnr
posa is Dr. J. H. MoLenn's Strengthen
ing Cordial Bud Blood Fnnfler. It re
stores lost Btreiiutli, gives vigor to cir
culation, promotes good appetite nod a
flow o oboerful spirits. Price 1 00 per
bottle.
EXTRAVAGANT MILL GIRLS.
They Receive Fairly tiood Wages, But Are
Averse to Saving.
In the great carpet mills of Philadel
phia, where, it is claimed, more carpet
is made in a single ward than in the
whole of England, the actual competi
tion of women with men is a marked
feature; in many cases, says Lippin
cott's Magazine, they earn equal pay
for the same work. In these mills the
bnrlers earn from JO to ?10 a week.
They work from 7 in the morning till 6
at night, with half an hour off for din
ner. Those who do not live at home I
can get good board for a week, lcav- j
ing quite a large margin for dress or '
for savings. It would be of great ben- j
efit to them if they could acquire the
habit of systematic saving, but to this'
they are generally averse. Some of j
them do save, however, and it is no un
common thing for a mill girl to save
8iiK or S40U before marriage. The first '
few years of married life are safely
tided over by the united savings of the
couple, nnd it is unusual for the chil
dren not to begin work bv the time
they are 11. They can earn SJ. 50 and i
upwards, and this sum. as a rule, goes :
into the family treasury. Thus there!
will often be live or six bread-winners I
in a family, and, if thrifty, a neat lit- !
tie sum may bo laid away. Thrift
and economy are. however, rather ex- '
ceptioiuii virtues among the mill work
ers. They eat. twice a day, the most
expensive meat (1S and Is cents per
pound), and pay vntravugaat sums tot
s3
H. M. BAADEM.
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INFLUENZA,
Or La Grippe, thonpb occasionally ept ,
tieniio, is always more or less prevalent..
The best remertv for this complaint
is Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
" Last Spring. I was tsken down with
La Grippe. At times I was completely pros
tmtet), and so difficult was my breathing
that my breast seemed as If confined In an
iron cape. I procured a bottle of Ayer'a
Cherry Pectoral, and no sooner had I be pan
t.-tkinp it thnn relief followed. I could not be
lieve thnt the effect would be so rapid and the
nn re so complete. It is truly a wonderful medicine."-
V. II. Williams. Crook City, & D.
AYER'S
Cherry Pectoral
Frcmpttoact.suretocure
Fob Haul A tu.jrnuguhred reeig
tered Hereford bull Mavwomt, Nn.
28,006. This bull a- bred in Illinois, by
(leo. T. Baker, nml is just the unim.l
yon want to breed s ock thst will bring
a good i rice. I will sell chetp ua I
have another of same Block ; or will trad
for good tuilsb sows.
B"' O, BvtRftbM.
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