TOC BEAN US.
While yon aeep your anbaoriptioii paid up yen
can keep yonr brand in free of charge.
Allyn. T. J.. lone. Or. Horse (H on left
ahonlder; cattle nut on left hip, nnderbiton
right ear, and apper bit on the left; range. Mor
row eonntr.
Armstrong, J. C, Alpine, Or. T with bar nn.
der it on left shoulder of horses; cattle same
on left hip.
Allison, O. D., Eight Mile. Or. Cattle brand,
O D on left hip and horses same brand on right
shoulder. Range. Eight Mile.
Adkins, J. J., Heppoer, Or. Horsee. J con
nanrwl on ,oft flank; oattle. same on left hin.
B uni D. W aid S'in. Horse brand'd D B
on the left Mo; o tie the n on left flmk.
crnpoff ri t ear, nndercrop in the left. Kange
in Mnrrw County.
Bartholamew, A. G., Alpine, Or. Horses
branded IBuii either shonlder. Bange in Mor
row oonntv
Hannister, J. W., Hardman, Or. Cattle brand
ed H on left hip and thih: split in each ear.
Brenner, Peter, (Tooseberry Oregon Horses
branded P B on left shonlder. Cattle same on
right side.
Hnrke. M Ht 0, Long tJreek. Or On cattle,
M AY conneoted on left nip, oiop off left ear, nn
der half orop off right. Horses, same brand on
letft shoulder. Bange in Grant and Morrow
0HroHrnan, Jerry, Lena, Or. Horses branded 7
on right shnnltler; cattle B on the left side.
Left ear half crop nd right ear nnnor slope.
Barton, Wm.. H -ppner, Or. -Horses, J B on
right thigh, oattle same on right hip; split in
Bftnh ahi
Hrownj Isa, Lexington, Or. Horses IB on the
right stifle; cattle same on right hip; range, Mor
row oonnty. .
Brown, J. C, Heppnor, Or. Horses, circle
C with dot in w tor on left hip; cattle, same.
Brown, W. J., Lena. Oregon. Horses W bar
over it, on the left shoulder. Cattle same on left
Boyer, W. G.. Heppner, Or. Horses, boi
brand on righ nip oattle, same, with split in
each ear,
Borg, P. 0 Heppner, Or. Horses, P B on left
shonlder; oattle. same on left hip.
Brownlee, W. J., Fox,Or Cattle, J B oonneoted
on left side; orop on left ear and two splits Bnd
middle piece out out on right ear; on horses same
brand on the left thigh; Range in Pox valley,
Grant county,
Carsner W
arren, Wagner, Or. Horses brand
edOon right stifle; cattle (three bars) on
right ribs, crop and split in eacn ear. nange in
Grant and Morrow oonnties.
Cain.E., Caleh.Or. Y D on horses on left stiflei
TJ with quarter circle over it, on left shoulder
and on left stifle on all colts n der 5 years; on
loft shoulder only on all horses over li years. All
range in Grant oonnty.
date, Chas. R Vinson or Lena. Or. Horses
H C on right shonlder; cattle same on right hip.
Kange Morrow and rjaiatllla counties.
Corrignll. M M. Oiillowiy. Or Cattle crop on
of fnh our and underhit, wattle in fnrofvnd;
horses tmlf circle f! on left etitfe, Range Mor.
ow and V ma' ilia com ties.
Curl, T. H., John Day, Or. Double cross on
each hip on cattle, swallow fork and under hi'
in right ear, split in left ear. Range in Grant
oonnty. On sheep, inverted aud spear poin'
on shonlder. . Ear markoii owes, crop on loft ear
pnnnhed upper hit in right. Wethers, crop in
right and nnHer half orop in left ear. All rang
in Grant oonntv.
Cook, K. J.,ljena,Or. Horses, SOon right shonl
der Cattle, sameon right hip: ear mark square
orop off loft and split in right.
Currin. R. Y., CurrinBVille, Or. -Horses, a on
left stifle.
Cox Ed. 8., Hardman, Or Caitle, C with
E in center: horses CE on loft 'lip.
Cochran, R. K.. Monument, Grant Co , Or.
Horses hrandod olrcle with har beneath, on lf'
shoulder: cattle same brand on both hips, mark
undor slope both ears and dewlap.
Chapln, H., Hardman. Or. Horses branded
n on right hip. Cattle branded the same. Also
brands CI on hories right thigh; ca t o smsih
brawl on right shoulder, and cut off end of
olmBglass, W. M . Galloway. Or. Cattle. R U on
right side. swHilow-fork in each ear; horses, H D
0llKly, Hr's., Donglas, Or. Horses branded ELY
on left shoulder, cattle same on lefthip. hole
ii right ear. ...
Emory, C. H., lUrdman. Or. Horso branded
Irovorsod (' with taill on left shou'dor ; cat-tl-ame
on right hip. Range in Morrow county.
Florence, L. A., Heppner, Or. Cattle, LK on
right hip; horsee V with bar under on right
shoulder.
Florence. H. P. Hepnner. Or Horses, F on
right shonldo'; oattle, F on right hip or thigh.
r'ronoh, George, Heppnor. Or Cattle branded
WK, with bar over it, on loft, side; orop off left
ear. Horsm. same brand on loft, hip.
Gentry, Elinor, Echo, Or -Hordes brsnded H
H. with a quarter circle over it. on left stifle
ltnngo in Morrow and UmHtillanoniit.ies.
Hiatt A. H., Ridge, Or.-I'attle. nniml-top a.
with quarter nircle under It on the right hip,
it . In M-rmw end ll'natillaoonnties.
Hintin A Jonks, Hamilton. Or 'at tie. two hsis
cm either hip; crop In right ear and split in left.
Horses Jon right thigh, lutngein urant oounty
II ,nhw Hainuel. Wagner. Or- - (T F I
CoiniHtedlon right shoulder on homos; on cattle,
on right hip and on loft aide, swallow fork in
right ear ami "lit in ion. nange in nayxiaci
litrtnt Mof 'iw oonntv
HhIo. Milton, Wagtior, Or. Horses hrandert
-- limttlo with parallel tails) on left shoulder
('sttlesame on lefthip also large oimle on lef'
Ids.
Howard .1 L. Gulloway, Or. Horses (orosi
with h ir shove PI on right sVi'il'Inr; oatt- seine
on l"ft side. Rmigi' in Morrow ami Umatilla
noil nttes
Hall. K twin, John Oav. Or. Cuttle K, II on
right hinihoni s sn ueoii right shouldor. Ilium
til (Irmil county.
Hughos, Mai, Hepiiner, Or. Horses, shaded
heart on the loft shiMildor, Range Morrow Co.
Ilunaakar. H . Wagner. Or. -Homos, I on left
shonl l'r os'tle, ft on loft hip,
llii'iiuhrevs, J Uarduian, Or, Horses, II on
Inf Hank
Hnxou. Luther, Fight Mile Or. Home II on
(ho loft hoil'lrti I heart on the loft stilto Cat
Uh mine on loft hin. Range In Mi-r-iw oonntv
.1 t'los, II trrv. H'lppu Or M imoe bran ll
II .1 on l'ie Inf s'loitiilor; ni'Ho lira nirai j on
right hip. also indorlnt ill loft ear. Kniigii in
Motow con ity,
Jmi.iu. rt. t.. Hoiinner, Or -Horses, home.
shoe J on lft ihoiilil.tr. Cell Is, the sains.
Range fl..l,i Mile.
Johns .n. Fell i L'lia. r. - Homes. eiroleT on
le't siitie, naiile, miiih on right hip, nndiir half
or.iti in ritt end anhl n left ear
Kotinr. Mik. Ilonnner. Or. -Horses brand-
RNY on le't hip osi tie sains and orop oil Isfl
star: under slniMon the nmir
Kirk J T, Heiinner, Or. -Horsee rltf en left
sli.ml.lor: naltle. ail on left hip.
Kirk. Jesee, Heiipner, Or.; home 11 on left
Uinililir; oattle same on right side, nndorhit on
right ear.
knnilMrland.W.n.. Mount Vernon. Or. I Lon
rslilo on right and left sidos, swallow fork in li ft
ear and under eion in right ear. Horses sains
brand on toft shoulder, Itange ill Grant oonntv,
Lofton, Miepnon. Foi,Or.-H Lon loft hip
tin oattle. crop and split on right ear, 11
same brand na left shoulder. Hang Kraut
oountv.
Liensllen. John W.. I,!-.-- Or.-lloi
brandoil half-iMrcle J I. eonnerted on loft shoo I
dor. Cattle, aaiur oa left hlu. Range, near lol
in gtim
lahov. J. W Heppnor Or.-Horsmi hrandol
Land o'i brt ehonldor; roll Is same on loft
Iiip, waitle over right ')o, throe sine In nght
ear.
Iir, llonrge. ltoiiiier Or. Honwa branded
dinitile H ine.tieiM H,imetniioe rallist
iviii M on lofi shiMildor
w-is M ' . II.M'ni-r. Or -f'et'U brand i!
ri-ftt-on nght hip: ho-sos same tin right eiitte,
lloi'go III M il'IIV pouiiiv.
Minor, tr, iiwiukt r. -tvtle, M D on
right hip; home M on lofi shiMildor.
Morgan, . N, H-nluer. Or. - Horse. M
on Utf shiHllde emtlte se'lie on left hip.
Mitohell.tUoar I'Mia, Hr.-llors-w. 11 on right
hip: "am 17 on right si'le.
Mot'isma, I) O, Hrownsvilla Or, -Hoi
ig'im S m a.-h shool (. eula. M l bin
M.elirr. r rank Foi VsU -v. t-r. -M lie sho.
with ljNirk ita raitlM iet ntis sad aider r
sw-h "sr; himo ssvn tirand .i lori sitts,
MollaU, ., eiii. n. 'r. - m nuns,
with hsif ur de ao lor on loft shonldor.on i
f.oir lam eoonooiml on lop on the nght iil
IUng in 'lisnl I '.olMtv.
V.,1 a-tdmw ,.n Or - Hum 1 -.n.
H- .,n ih sh-eildor rattle ft sitmiliSli
S..r.k k., iilori.in r. HorsOT.mri'l lon
rt ilogi' "a He H tiaim lirt run
0!tvtf , JiwiiH. Canton Cpy, Or - t on eetttf
n Inft Inn on hor, se ns mi Uft thigh. Range
In Om-il ohiiii
Ollor. I'errf. Idling'., Or.-I' O on lofi
shon !
Olu ll-iian, 1'iai'te City, lr.-llii rslMe, t
I.I .inOM'lf! on loft hlpi tineM nn left sttlli
and wants on n.wt Ha'itfs in iimot eteinir,
r-,,,., iii,, r i t nil. m - it im. ,m,r
tnf olr'lo Iim.IiI nn lt sh. oilier sn I It on to.
hip, aiils, f. its in lot' aar tht entpsl.
it, lf.fr i,it, Uaog on tiil Mo.
I'aikx illwm. llat-du.sa.Or. -IturMll'tx
lri ati oii i.
'n'. ' I, ltlot.et Or Id. r as bran t
a lL tiiiii.lt si, lfi shmitdMr t esittl,
n, on right hip Hangs iir.s ismmi
I'lfa' 1 H . l,-sl- i,.m Or II. im, J V eHt
aia ii lofi s'l.mtdof, raiij. ssnnsott loft hip
sji !' Is ssw H at
t'iita I ' , loan, Or : homo dism.rrol ,m
, . ali.ildf . ra"to. J H i hmiiio.oo. on th,
fi hip. ui i-r al.'i-s la left ear sad slip in lie
tight.
It.p.1 an tmw. ItaMinsa or. - l. . s-jnaer
flr.M. lh ,oartMf cii.'U 'ilr It ori lfl sIIOm,
ll"Ofo I km. l..tH tr. - li-. t' H
lr. ah ,i M,
Noah !"- . Hei't'tior. Or lt ,maa hrari l-l
on Ihs righ' shiHtl li eel'le I in th loft hi
rr.,, 1 Ipfr ar and dwlap oa ara-k. flallg
M oots and ll'riMtl'fl ISMIOltO.
H.t,fi androw liiiigt-oA, Or M m
liran 11 H oa right li.Mtt.tor, rottt iMrr
rir.ta oror irfa" l. rani sswm ihs rig',1 hip
lis a o-t itf .
Ho. ts. II ItairTVllle. IV-HH
ti'h 'I rrr oir ! l..i t.o eaMIS.OI fg'-l h
n I ot.,t i.e. rig.,i Mr ant st!ir la t-ft. I
a m I -o Iw'r aH.o.1 u, Iksng in trnie
trrn so I T'l'S e Mini's,
ll.l ., J M 11..,,,.,. Or - l riaaa. JO
..fi i.r i ai'ts ii .a rlgt I hi,,
I
H'mi.'t W f , 1 Hr t ,rM.st.st
f a ... ai.n .. I ,1 Uf hi,.,
I ca oi r g'. a tMi Mi l. rr
, i. ,., It ,.,.., IM t..aM N 4rw
lf it t a "i. lafl l.'u
ft'.., -, J .1 a O S' 0.0,f,M-
a..iK. . , r ,1,1 t,i. ian,a m ! ..a r.gol h
TV wtl nl tax tej a) t it Mi raaN sag. Urn,
in tyrant oonntv.
smith Bros. Hnssnville, Or. Horses, nranien
. Z. on shoulder: enttle. sun on left shonldor.
Hauiree. James. Arlington. Or.: hones branded
J8on left shoulder; cattle the same, also nose
waddle. Kange in Morrow and (iilliamco mties
Htephene. V. A., Hardman, Or-; horses 8 8 or
right stifle; cattle horizontal L on the nght side
Stevenson, Mrs A. J., Heppnor. or. Uittle, P
on right hit ; swallow-fork in left ear.
swaggart. O. W.. Heppner, or. Morses, 44 or
left ahon Idoi : cattle. 44 on left hi D.
Nperry. E. G.. Heppner, Or. t attle w U on
loft hin. nron off right and underhit in left year.
dewlap; horses w I, on lert enoniiier.
Thompson, J A., Heppner, Or. Horses, Z on
left shoulder: cattle. 2 on left shonlder.
TiDnet8.8.T..fcuierpriiie.Or. Horses. C-on left
shoulder.
Turner R. W.. Henpner. Or. Small oapital T
left shonlder. horses; cattle same on left hir.
with snlit in both earn.
Thornton. H. M.. lone. Or. Horses branded
HT connected on left stifle: sheep same brand.
Vanderoool. H. T.. Lena. Or: Horses HV con
ected on right ehonliloricattle, same on right
hit- .
Walbndge. Wm.. Honnner. Or. Horsee, U. Li
on the loft shoulder; cattle same on right hip.
crop off left ear and right ear lopped.
Wilson. Jonn Q.. Halem or Honnner. Or.-
orsns branded Jo on the left shonlder. Kange
Morrow county.
Warren. W B. Caleb. Or Cattle W with quartet
circle over it, on left side, split in right ear.
Homes same brand on left shonlder. Range ir
Grant comity
Wade. Henry, Heppner. Or. Horses brandec
ace of spades on left shoulder and left hip
attle hranner Bame on left side ana lert nip.
Wolflnger. John. John Day City. Or On horset
three numllel bars on left shonlder: 7 on sheen
hit in both ears. Range in Grant and Malhner
counties.
Woodward, John, Heppner, Or. Horses, Ul
oonnnofHi on left ehonldor.
Watkins. Lishe. Honnner. Or. Horses brandec
UK connecter! on left stifle.
Wallace, Charles. H 'ppner. Or. Cattle, W 01
nght thiggi, holt-in left, ear: horses, W on righ
shoulder soru same on left shoulder.
or v. : ... . u., 1.- n.. n. .
Horses branded W B oonneoted on left shoulder
Williams. Vasoo. Hamilton. Or. Onarrer oir
ole over three bars on left, hip, both oattle aw
homes. Range Grant oonnty.
Williams. J O. Long Creek. Or Horses, oust I
ter circle over three bars on left hip; oattle same
snri ant in each ear tfange in trant county
Wren. A. A.. "eDDner. Or. Horses running A
in shoulder; Cattle, same on nght hip.
Young. J. H.. Gooseberry. Or. Homes brands
H no rho right shonlno"
E. McNEILL, Receiver.
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hnaiuliili-tl 1 yp4. itir ihumhot ihoM
of ailvaoreii til an and hnini-
ainliiy. li.-ih of lliff ijhi hf '(ma I
in ilia b'iy man or woiumii; ana
ltriiMirriit'a Kainllr Mat a itn" tr I
puna fmriullv for tmh ptrat iia al
wiioia vtiiuino or nt-w iui'a. cn
d na. d In a Miiall aii-. m hut lh
ft'cnrd of the whole tri a nrh I
for a Dimiih may hr na1 In ha f an
pour. Iha I'tmual 1 r liidirats1
rrhiiffiirtil, culture, and ft low of
iii u ir, h. irv ami flcitnn A pnua)
iui ihia ivim or iimnm win mor.
ouijlilf fn)i'V Ihc lit rury aura liona
or ItviitnrrM a liaifurtiie. ihf Ar-
liir Tyt linitiNiia ft luta ol
bauif and art, lkh will flmi ran
Il'nrr in iw macitTti nil oil i n t-
ura uf iOM-a, 14 H Imiirp, tvrn
dmrd fmm lh tirlKlnal l-amlllii.' ht
In Unij-prti, lh' tun, crirtiralrd of
luiiiif fl.Hirr oalnUra, liih will
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riMt uf uia uHrbworta o art aa
VVpO tr ai d tha trprmiuritiiii
annul W ilit iitftir-hr, fn-m th
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Ths compsrstlvs value of thsss twocsrds
Is known to most persona.
They lllustrata that f raster quantity la
Not always most to bs desired.
.'.
Theso catds tipress ths bentnclal qual
ity of
Rlpans Tabulcs
4s compired with any previously knows
DVSPKPSIA CURB
Rlpsns Tsbules t Price, jo cent boa.
Of druggists, or by mail.
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IIPINt CHEMICAL CO., 10 Sprue II., N T
Museum Man's Schema for
GuUin? the Public.
Tb Porker Converted Into a Sort of
Perambulating Lawn Bright Green
lUadea Where Bristles Ought
to Grow.
HEALS
RUNNING
SORES
For the insitrniflcant sum of ten cents CURES THE
the curiously inclined might have had ,
the privilege of seeing recently in a QtKr tli g
mue museum way aown m me r renta
quarter no less a curio than a hog
6porting a complete and bona fide crop
of grass all over his body "m de place
whar de ha'r ought to grow."
This sounds like the most preposter
ous thing on record, writes a corre
spondent of the Philadelphia Times,
and so your correspondent conceived it
to be until he cane to the point of sacri
ficing a dime on the altar of his in
credulity, and beheld with his own eyes
the wonder. The animal appeared to
be a well-grown nine or ten-months'
Bhoat of the Essex breed, with the
usual broad back, chubby neck and
short legs, but from the tip of his nose
to the end of his tail he was bristling
with as perfect fresh green grass as the
finest lawn mixture is warranted to
produce.
The exhibitor from time to time
clipped a stray bit of grass from the
hog's abundant crop and passed it
around for inspection. I am willing to
testify on oath that it was the genuine
article and no mistake, and the more I
gazed the more the wonder grew that
one short hog should wear so strange a
hue, till finally my curiosity got the
better of my purse strings and I
chipped in with some other fellows and
got the man to let us on to the fake.
"Easy enough explained," said the ex
hibitor, as he began to spray the animat
ed grass plot with a small rubber bulb
which he held constantly in his hand.
"Just step behind here and take a close
look at the hog. Mind how you handle
him, though, or you may break him all
up. Seems to be a pretty good thick
ness of earth 'twixt him and the grass,
don't there? Yes. Well, that's just it.
Grass grows in dirt and nowhere else,
so all you've got to do is to get enough
of it to stick to a hog and he'll make you
about as good a lawn as you'd find any
where almost.
"That's straight so far as it goes, but,
of course, there is a good deal more to
it before you can work up such an ar
ticle as this here. In the first place
you have got to get the right kind of a
hog. I generally use a 15erkslnre or an
Essex, because they are good and broad
and you can feed 'em np to be prettv
lazy. This is necessary, of course, as a
frisky hog is not liable to hold mud or
yvater either for a long time. The next
tep is to get the right kind of soil.
"Now, I always use dirt collected
from ant hills, but this is an old dodge
borrowed from the East Indian jug
glers, who can make a mango sprout
and grow six or seven feet in as many
mm 'tes. Scientists say that it is the
formic acid in earth which causes seed
to burst and the germ to develop when
placed therein, and this acid is freely
generated by the ant. Pour a cupful of
hot water over a handful of the insects
and it will become as sour as vinegar,
"Of course it is easv enough to get a
layer of soil about an inch thick caked
up on a hog, and a little training will
teach hun to keep it there all right.
put a ring in this fellow's nose and tie
him up short so that he can't skirmish
around, and that's about all. I plant
my seed, which sprout and come up in
about a week's time, for I haven't quite
gotten up to the jugglers minute per'
formanccs yet. eo there s your hog as
big as life and as green as grass,
"I have several hogs which I use at
different times, ns it would not do to
keep one with his pores stopped up too
long, horuetnut'8, too, I vary the mo
notony by planting small, low-growing
flowers instead of grass, and once
rigged up a vagary with a sprig of smi
lux for the tail, little coleus plunts
making the stars and stripes on either
side, and a razor-back of pnnaiesrunning
between. Hut that did not go very well
The fake was too obvious, and I lost
trade by it. Since then I have confined
myself almost entirely to grass, which
seems to go somehow, perhaps owing
to the general greenness of the public.
STING
CONTAGIOUS
Dinnn nnicnu edbvs.s.s.
w-vuv rviuiinate sores and
ulcers vield to its healing powers. It re
moves the poison and builds up (he system
Vslusble treatise on the disease and Its treatment mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC Ca. Atlanta. Ga.
In all its stages
completely eradicate
Ubsti-
Qneoo Victoria's Growing Family
Knowledge of the interesting fact
that within the current year the quee
expects to have the number of her
great-grandchildren increased by four
suggests that at the rapid rate at which
they are iucreaaing her majesty muy
expect to see the number of her direct
di'sceiulauU exceed one hundred. He
children were ten in number. The
grandchildren up to date are thirty
live, l he latter are now growing u
nd marrying off, and their offspring
constituting the fourth generation
will, of course, show greatly acrelr
atisl ratio of increase ay an thirty
fire is to ten. The royal mothers-ex
Cabbages, cucumbers, head lettuce,
radishes and most other vegetables are
shipped north from the neighborhood
of New Orleans. Cucumbers of a very
fine quality, however, have been com
ing all winter from Boston, where there
is extensive hot-house gardening, and
these New England shipments still
make up over half of the supply on the
i market. Hundreds of barrels of head
lettuce are also received daily from
Boston.
Asparagus comes from nearer home.
The largest part of the local supply now
hails . from Illinois, especially from
Villa Eidge, Cobden, Anna and Moken-
da, on the line of the Illinois Central,
and from Alton. Asparagus begins
coming from Mississippi along in March,
and pushes northward to its extreme
point' at Racine, which it reaches early
m June.
Green onions come from Illinois and
Michigan. Bermuda onions are shipped
here from New York.
The trade in all these products of the
season is brisk and at prices from 30 to
50 per cent, higher than last year,
which was much below the standard on
account of the uniformly poor quality
of the year's yield. Fruit and vege
tables this year are arriving in very
good order and offer great promise of
an abundance of the spring delicacies
later on. For tho -i--"h p-n of the
northwest, and, in tact, lor those of all
tree fruits, which have been invariably
disappointing during the past few years,
a very promising outlook is reported.
TRAINS SrAu.n. TO FIGHT.
Diversion to Which John Chinaman Has
Given Himself In Gothim.
There is a use for English sparrows
which the average American citizen of
sporting proclivities has not so far dis'
covered. It remains for the Chinese in
the United States to direct attention to
a novel purpose to which cock sparrows
-iay be devoted somewhat in compensa
tion for their otherwise useless exist
ence. That John Chinaman somewhere
from some source inherited consider
able sporting blood, though he may not
cut much of a shine himself in a street
brawl with urchins and sandlotters, is
pretty generally known. That he has
a wholesome respect for American jus
tice is also a familiar fact. Cock fight
ing is prohibited; dog fighting like
wise. So, in order to have just as much
fun as he would at a cock or a dog fight
John has made experiments with cock
sparrows and the result is said com
pletely to fill the measure of his happi
ness. I he fighting sparrows are trained
on the same principles as game cocks;
their wings are clipped and their spurs
Htted to gaffs as keen as the point of a
needle. They can goon be trained to
make as good fighters as two Spanish
roosters, and those who have witnessed
an exhibition of this sort declare that,
next to a rat-killing, no Chinaman will
admit that anything can surpass in in
terest a cocking main between two edu
cated sparrows.
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it ..ii i.r wi.r..i..r i.'i.usi. mb. J) .THtJHf.AT ' riUDVAM ,P'A-$ pwtant this year are the ducheaa of
Mil .d.:,7H.v.r.r pvit v. th. Pm-.
- VJ J iii .i. si .i .ii-n ir I iii.irsuii ihat V --j -"S iV two daughters of th. duke of Kdin-
iTM KT&TZ'IT )iff&& Imrgh. th. m,wB rrtnMof RomMi.
i Th. " M" 'i. ) r n JPpvl L I 1 -nd the ducheaa of lleamr-Danoatadt.
' : b 1.1 it., ii'i.'k. r ....I in. nine .p U ft o-f c,
JJ J h ch r.urr His rnHrr sinia aid r. t J' s ' J J , fjr T --fj 9 Are at-lllug Fer.
-u: r.r,:,,,,'r:;;'',L7.7 w,-ii.V'' i.. ., wh.r.
H, 1 vm..r.. a is .!.'? s i-rr.,t iVJ r .4 . j:- , ' th. furly aprlng fruit ami irgrlf
.:::a";xr,,t"-;!:;:. w'rr,mf rn?v,r;u,rrn3r t'
m in j. ..r .ii.-.r .ii. r. it -ill ' v T 1 St? K 4 ITt ' v, wttlafaottim obtained in answer is a
M V . .!. i. s'4 ,,. -ill h.-e T,';. ; V'..i ',! liS! general Matement whi.li cuiflrm
f tl S ih.rrn 'Brs la a. .Mie f. '.I.VA .-"w . i I ... ...
; ll w j. !,.. it. a..,T.t'ahii h.r. Y j-J v ) , t J 3?'." 'l Pn'vioM mprealn that they com.
p i -t lilt wim. firm ..a. VJ a - '.y.f- ' 'A from MMn.wh.i-. In th. south, t.raij.
H 7 XXZTrTXT t 9 ViifeP ally a-the a.--,n adv.no.. lhl.n.le-
t f. i onlsniHran ihwralli niallira. sill inisfi-. J , '1 OlI'atllAtU a
f ! 11 " " - , an f 1,1 I'lFJ lit-sV
I ,w ! .. ii,, K'n.M'ii,, T. f 1 MC'iai -r II I
l J V ..nib -i.ut.ln. I. a", in Its an... 1 1 h nosl f. M 1 t
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Tub Argand lamp was discovered by
Argand, Jr., while Argand, (sr., wan
busy studying the problem of how to
produce a good white light. The boy
chipped the broken neck of a win bot
tle over the dull red flam of that lamp
Any one who ha ever had an attack of
ititlamroat'jry rheumatism will rejoice
with Mr. J. A. Stumm,2-0 Boyle Heights,
Los Angeles, over lii fortunate escape
mm a meue of tbat distressing ailro'tit
Mr. Stumm i fnremsnof Merriam' oon
ffctionery ealabliabmeiit. Home ninn'hi
ngr), on li Bvinu th heated work mum lo
run Horns the street o an erraud, be
as cmiiiht out in the rain. The result
tlmt when rend y to gn hnroa that
'ii. M he was uuabla to walk, owing to
itillunitiihtory rheumatism. II whs
akt-u home, and on arrival wMplacetl in
'rcitil uf a ifi.oil tire and thoroughly rnhbed
lib Ctiamberlain's l'am Halm, During
Ii evening aud niuht he was repeatedly
Imth.ii wiib this lit.lmeDl, and by morntne
a relieved of all rheumatic pain. He
now lake eapeeial plr-Hanr in prsisiti.
' narutierlaln I'alo Uaitn, and always
keep a hut tie of il In tha house. For
al by Hlocnm Johnson Drujj (Jo,
sir.. Irii.lr'irM s. n t a'l, S"
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ii. h h.'ft s r.M- tla"? I I ha
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yielding lu crops of th. luscious appt-
tins l 111 U us 1 tt.strm
r.f Ih rin w. , , . . ... . la-fuUulft
blea U-ifin their movement north from'
the territory NmliTing the liulf of M.i
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UnlUla-n nd Miaalaalfal thai thev ar.
iHitning n.v. Mrawia rrif imiu rinr-1
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lightly delayed on a.v.iunt
aa-ver. w.ath.r Ihrre. Kmm
lniiatati I hey are aliiiM, Intwrnty.
four pint caaea. whieh ar. diatkased ..f
by eirtnmiasiun m.r.'hanta here al f) 5d
to f J.7S pa-r easa-; from. Mii.ipi in
twenty-four qtisrt raa.a. whlrh sre sell
lug now al ll .V) f J a-r ease, eual to
aiatut .il ea iils a cjuart
f.r th. twrrle la very great and th
prU. U enal l.rsl'ly la r.fof last
r. This s Usa.-o It aai.l to ba due
to the uierUrr qua'.ity of th fruit,
whl. h is uuuiij'.'.y Una and firm, with
i a mt ph aaing ft.tv..r. Nnith Water
I street ia now rin-rlviug two rar'nat.U nr
ttiotT a iltv. Sn Ih. herrli hI IIx
( n t.n.'iio In Uri-r "I'ntr.iS; a. aa th
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Draw hark la (lanhaaat Life.
The attention of the Hrltiah adrnlmV
ty ha been called to the one serious
drawback the modern stead ship p
Maae, namely, the death like coldness
of the Interior wall. It U paaible. in
deel. to warm the ahlp with atesra, but
nothing can warm th. aides in cold
weather, and the man that
sleep near the unsympathetic steel
I liable to contract rheumatism
in the unconscious effort to warm
it by th. MK-rlflce of hi own
vital heat. On very cold days th.
eloaed air port will drop Icicle, and
the a ard w all of a stateroom will be
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