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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-04-13

A correspondent from Sweet Home tells
us that there has been q sensation there
worthy Of narration. We tel the story -
given US. A young man had been wait
ing on yeung Sweet Home damsel until
both were pretty well gone but the young
ladies' Parents, It seems were opposed TO
the young mans paying ais alteration to
their daughter. Sill he continued to call
on his Duisena. until ons night aftsr going
home he was taken sick, froghsd At the
mouth aud was net brought out, after
being worked at all night, ''nnul morn In
saffron robs shed her light o'erthe earth. "
A bottle half emptied was found In the
young lady's house. aud Il il claimed the
detected young man wanted a sister o
hers 10 take the half that was left, saying
he had taken the rest. We give the above
for what IL Is worth and AZ presented 4
us. The young man has entirely recovered
aad travel over tho wagon road will sooI
begin tho samSas u nothing had happen
ed.
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ss.h snrl.E. He.r4 Fro-

Newport, II T., Aug. II, 1850.
Dear Bitters-I am bsre trying TO breathe
In all the salt air 81 the ocean, and hay ing
been sufferer for more than year with
. refractory liver. 1 was induced a. mix
Hop Bitters with the sea gale, aud have
found the tincture q glorious result,
. / have been greatly helped by the
Bltters, aud am not afr4id TO say -
Yours without struggle,
JOSH BILLIsos.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-04-13

Last Friday w Scott transferred ell
his right and title in his gun store to Will
Bros, of Corvallis, who, Immediately took
possession. tits with considerable regret
that we sse Mr.. Scott retire from the bust
ness AS well a. from our city. lie has
been with us for seven or eight years, and
Albany never has had citizen who has
labored harder for what he believed to be
her best Interests. viii Bros. have Oh
taiaed good reputation In Corvallis, and
We have 40 d,ubt will retain it In Albany
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-04-13
SheriTs Sale.

IN d,> Circuit Court, Of tie lStaG< Of Oysgos
Jor ase COAaty Of Lima:
Rsbecca Carter, samuel r Yo1ng aad r Y
Blain, Plaintiffs.
) d Eager and Mary eager his wife, J g
HudS0n and Amanda Hudson his wife,
ID Gibson ami Mary Gjoson kis
wife. and w w 1hayer, Governor, 4
p Earhayt, Secretary and I'd Hirsch,
Treasurer OF the State OF Oregon ,constitut-
ing the Board Of Commissioners for the
sale OF school lAuds aHd the management
OF the common school fund, DESCENDANTS
Notice Il hereby given that by virtue Of
an execution and order OF sale issued out
OF the above named Court ia the above
entitled suit TO ms directed and dsifva-sd
4 will en saturday the 18th day Of April,
1888, at the Court House door IN the city
Of Albany, Linn county. Oregon ~ the
| hour Of one O'Clock, p. M, ssil ~ public
aucGiou for cash In hand to the highest
bidder the following real property, de-
4 seribed in said order Of sale - follows,
to-Yit; beginning at point 10 10 chains
/ west OF the south eat corner Of the Elmer
Kses donation land claim in Waterloo
l Precinct, Linn county, Oregon, ami run
ming thence eat 10 chains taence north
30-37 chains thence east 70 the middle
Of the SantiAm River and down it TO point
due north OF the place OF beginning !;
thence south TO the place OF beginning,
containing 81 acres more or less, execspg
always the building lots in said town OF
| Waterloo and containing sBme six acres,
the proceeds OF sale TO be applied first 70
tue costs and expenses OF sale and next tn
the payment TO the said Plaintiff Rsnercs
Carter the sum OF S7St 81 with intsres.
thereon At the rate OF one per cent per
month from the 2ist day Of O-toher, lss2,
and interest ON the sum OF Sl77S 20 at the
rate or one per cent par month frona the
18th day of March IsS2, To the 2Ist day Of
October 1882
Dited this Soth day OF March, 1883.
i GEO HUMPHREY,
i Sheriff of Linn Co Or
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s.snte@p.IbIe.

The first ofthe week, the body Of Fritz,
the once intelligent dog, ofWatt Montsith,
was found on the railroad track. just east
of the city, cut completely in tive. An
examination Of him brought to light a
bullet mark near the place cut by the
rail, showing that he had been shot and
placed on the track, to cover the contempt.
able deed. Fritz was known bylalI as one
Of the tsmartest" dogs in the city. having
become well known on account OF the
wonderful intelligence which he display
81 for dumb beast. The manner OF his
death very justly excites general indigna.
ton.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-04-13
BIue RIbbon cIub.

Following is the program for mssting Of
this club to be held this lFriday) evening in
YPC A Hall
Prayer.
Reading Of minutes.
Rscitation-Hiss-I Ina RobsrtsOn.
Vocal Duett-Miss Amelia Senders and
Carrie Pfeifer.
Rsading-F Nuttinz.
Addsess-RsV II Condit.
Vocal Sole-Miss Jennie Wilson.
Circulation Of pledge.
Miscellaneous business
Adjournment.
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Thursday, April 10.

Thursday, April 10.
Prssent-Mayor. Recorder, Msfshsl
and Aids W0odin, Hoffman, Blackburn,
Brush. Absent Lanniag and Monteith.
Consideration Of the condition Of tho
ditch along tho east side OF Brsadalbin
between End & Water streets, referred to
the committee on Health aad Police,
was laid on the table.
Report Of city Treasurer was read and
referred 10 committee on Accounts.
Petition Of Miss Hattie Hess for side
walk on north side Of Fifth street, from
Lot In Block 25 TO Calipoola street was
granted and the HaIshal was ordered
TO notify the owners ofIols and 0 In
Block Is 10 build q sidewalk on the
south side ofsaid lots within 30 days
On motion y reduction Of e2G00 was
made on property OF chss Keller and
s2100 on property Of Jos Sage, Oh &C.
count Of fact that same IL secured by
mortgages oatslde Of county. Assess.
ment Of GilmOur d Watkins reduced
from s14OO 10 500.
pILIs ALLAJw ID.
q W Burkhart. s14 so; costs vs Rais-
water, $l4 65; costs vs Heard, - 95
n J Hent1n. sl1 Is Isaac NsrthaIn.
special police, ~ H>raLd, & 80; J A
Davis, witness fees Purdom vs city 81 ;
rent, sls 75 Fred Muller, salary, 125
b F PurdOm, BIghtwatch, $50; W N
Ketchum, 90 Jshu Brush, So; Z !
Lanring. "a, a B woodin, GO j y
Hoffman. g Arch Menteitl, 90 DG
n Blackburn. 81.
BILLS RLFEREID.
q w Bufkhart, f3 50 costs city VI
Nelson. 90 IS. M Hsnton. S34 10.
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Mr. II II Humphrey has just had CON-
piesed new wheel OF the Smith patent 70:
his saw r-ssil eight miles southeast OF Lsb-
anon. The wheel was constructed by TX.
Gem. The mill has . running capacity
OF 10000 feet daily. Parties desiring lum-
Der OF any kinds VIII do well TO call upon
MF. Humphrey ~ he h prepared 10 Gll
bills Of all kinds ~ short notice. VIII do.
liver lumber 70 any part Of the county
Tifnbers Of al kinds supplied. Long
timlsers q speciality.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-04-13
Administrators Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed has this day been appointed adj
ministrator of the estate Of John w Fnonk,
deceased. All persons having claims
against said estate will present tie same
properly verified To the administrator ut
the late residence Of the deceaSsd in Gen.
ter Precinct. Linn county, within six
months from the date hereof
Dated this Gath day of March 1884.
J. ID FRoNK,
Admin stlator.
weatherford & Black kburn, Atty's.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-04-13
Aasther ssld.

Mr. Frank Ketchnm came 10 the city
Wednesday and like sensible newly
married man, bought enc Of those boauti-
full, hne, Mathushek pianos kept for sale
by II Daniel, Mr. Daniel Is doing rush
ing business selling musical Instruments.
Call sad examine his pianos and organs,
GTNo fsmily dyes were ever SO popu-
lar as the Diamond Dyes. They never
fall. The black as Ear rs superior TO log
wood. The other coiors are brilliant,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-04-13
nucKLEs's AxxsCA sALvE.

The best sAive in the world for csts, bruls
c., sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever sores, tet-
ter, chapped hands. chilblainA. eorns and al
kinds Of skin eruptlonA This save IL guar.
Anteed 20 give perfect stisfsction in every
case or noney refunded Price 35c per box.
Fer sale by FOshAy and Mason, wholesal.
Agts ID Moore. Scio ID Foley, Lebanon
DE- Powell, Lebanon RedpAth aud Mon
tAgus. Jefferson ID NJ C4lbreath, Bueni
Vista (; o Cornelinn, Turner X A Rampy
Harrisburg Starr and BlAkely. EroSni
VILE
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-04-13
SheriR's Sale.

Ia The Circuit Court Of the State Of 0regos
for The CostSty Of UalatiLla:
L White, White. aud William Lane part
ners dsing business un.ier The trm name
OF l. White & Company, PlAintiI>.
vs.
r E Wilson, Defendant.
Notice Is hereby given that bv virsua OF
q writ Of execution issued out OF the above
name court in the above entitled action IN
me direcead and delivered for the sum of
$993 with interest At the rate Of 10 per cent
per annum from the eth day OF 0ctobsr,
1876 and the further sum Of $57 Ss costs.
I have levied upon all the right, title and
interest of the said Defendant r Wilson.
on or after August 18th tSI7. IN AMI to the
following descibed premises, to-wit: Be-
ginning at point 1871 chains sinuth aud
IA 50 chains east OF the south east corner
dissection l4aHd running th-nce narth ~ 10
chains thence west 70 . chains thence
south ~ 90 chains and thencs ea<t 76-os
chains tn the place of beginning in TowR-
ship Is s X west Of the Willamette me-
/ ridiau in linn county, Oregon. Also the
south hslfaf Sect on "a, in Township Is,
s r 4. west. ilsp the following: Com
mencing at the n9rth esSt corner of
Nichelas Mlller's donation land claim in
Section 25 TIP Is, S r 4, west, Linn county,
Oregon thence east 10 Is chains; themes
south 2S-ls chains thence west II 81
chains; thence south 27-S4 chains thence
west 4.2l chains; thence north 81 chains
to the place of beginning, containing *
7-lco acres, aud on Saturday the 18th day
of April, 1883, at the Court House DIOR in
the city of AlbSay, Linn county, Oregon
at the hour Of o'clock, p. m, l will sci
said real property at public auction fei
cash in hand To the highest bidder q
satisfy said execution with accruing costs
Dated this Soth day Of March 1888.
GEo HUMPaREY.
Sheriff of Linn county, Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-04-13

ron DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complain
you have n printed guarantees oaI every
tile OF shiIsh's vitalizer. 1t never falls
to cure.
A NASAL TNJECT0B free with eacll
bottle OF shiIoh's catarrh Remedy. PrIct
SO cents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-04-13

Every family should have hottie Of
Syrup of Figs constsntly on hand. It's
pleasant taste and beneficial effect make 1t
popular everywhere, and the results are
bettor health and fewer Doctors bills. 1t
may be taken by old and yeung, by men
and women, under any and all eireum'
stances.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-04-13

That IL daily bringing joy to the homes
ef Thousands by saving many OF their
dear ones from an early grave. Truly IL
Dr. King's New Discovery for consump.
tiOn, coughs. colds, asthma, bronchitis,
hay fever, loss Of voice, tickling In tho
throat, pain In side and chest, or any dis
ease Of tho threat and luugs, q positive
cure, Guaranteed. Trial bottles free at
Foshay d Mason's drug store. Large size
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-04-13

Hard workers are subject TO bilious
attacks which may end in dzngerouS
Illness. Parksr's Tonic keeps the kidney
and liver active, and BY preventing {,
attack saves sickness, time and expsas.
-"Dstroit Press"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-04-13
sDrsag Psesry.

We offered = small prize last week for the
best poem on Spring The following have
been received. which We publish without ex
POSING the parties
Spring Is On the mountain.
veraare Oa the hill:
Laughing irsm the fountain,
Springs The silver TilI.
Modest flowers ara blooming
On the velvet mead,
All the air peFfaEning
BrotAer sou. Thy keed-
The spring poetry mule
hA cranky danphule,
So the Eiitor sighs.
But the Editors
who would give 70 the euss
Fsr the best posm prize
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-04-13
New a;ssds.
J. NJ. IRVING. 7. N.

Are arriving daily at Allen & Martins.
II you want such bargains as you have never
before had 60 At once and sec them. These
goods are sold lower than ever before in AL:
bany. s
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EDWARD EVERETT.

Sired bv Putsmith, by Pathhnder, first
dam by Vermont, sire OF Ladv Fsustina,
(2:29X y Ella LAWS, (2:27 y Parrot, t2;26 }
VIII make the season Of 1888, Mondays
and Tuesdays OF each week at S'hedd's
Station; Wednesdays aud Thursdays al
home, Sand Ridge, and Fridays and
SATURDAYS at Lebanon.
Edward Everett Is y dark bay, 1871
hands high. weighs 1850 pounds, very
stylish and full Of speed.
SI6 10 Insure. Address
McKNIGHr BRos.,
Albany OR.
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DIAMOND.

A Aconsonant state Of equality; oral;
plural efthe last conspicuous actions
or duties decapItate two letters Of
last q eoBsouaBt.
TAxeLg.-rveen utp fof lItI mtor W.
oro htwa uyo aBe sd Otyda, fe6rlreer
OF olchso seouh,
A picture will be ssnt to the enc solv-
ing both Vf the abOvA
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-04-13

To sIt On bottle with the heel OF one
Soet on the toe Of the other, aud thread q
needle.
To jump the hight Of your knee.
To tangls your legs together and walk on
your knees.
To bend backwards until your nose
shall bo within the length Of your arm OF
the floor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-04-13
OUR PUEzLER,
Answers 10 lass week. Puzzles.
q .,faro soord PA pr

Answers 20 last weeks Puzzles
s iuare wOrd-P A RT
AJAR
RA A
TRAP
EhigtDa-Subseribe for the DEMOcRAT.
Correct answers To the Enigms and
square word have been received from
Golda, L NJ Reed, L>olo Riley, Mark Psery,
Jennia Berrybottls.
To square word from Zenobea.
To Enigma from Howarl BfInweil,
Stmper Fidelis.
X 10 u sends 1854 words from sTAGE
RIOHrs DEMOCRAT and Jemnia Berrybot
tie $40.
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Reanant sale.

All remnants and odds and ends viii lie
sold regardless Of cost, preparatory to reeeiv-
ing new spring goods at NoIan's Cash Store.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-04-13

AIi Tralas daily. except Sunday.
NoTicR.-on and after this date regular
tickets will be sold ut our ticket office for
following points on Columbia river: Upper
Cascades, Dalles, Umatilla, WalIula,
Walia Walla and AinswoFth.
WILL. B. Rrcg,
Freight and Ticket Agent
o. & c. II. L. Co.
Albany. June 18th. 1881.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-04-13

The Kentucky Jubilee singers we're 10 ex
hibit in this city last night. They had q
small house in Salem, but We know nothing
against their standing as trOup. Admission
81. 90.
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letter Llsa.

The iolsowIng Ia the list OF letters rsin ri AIM
In the Post Once. Albany, Linn county. Ore
gOn, ApHt IL, 1858. Persons calling tor thes
letters must give the date en- which they wer
advertised.
Anderson Mary Barnhart, VIZ s.5
karmestor Michael Dews, 4 u
Olson, Henderson, Y II ts4s
Hicks, II Howard, HA
Richardson, John
J. M. IRVING. p. NJ.
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Notice.

Il hereby given that the Fair Grounds
will be let to the highest bidder. Parties
securing grounds are to put the track and
fence la suitable order Tor holding fair.
All bids to b. i'm writing. Bids to be
opened Tuesday, May LIST. 1888.
p. w. SPIN
RoBERT 4. FosrER, President.
Secretary.
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oUR AGENTS.

Following are the DKMocRAr's duly au-
thOrized agents to receive subscriptions or
money for the sana
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.. & c. H. r. TINE TABLE.
Albany Station.

DEPARTURES sF TEAMS.
HOUND NORTH.
ALBANY EXPRESS Departs at b:so 4. u
FREIGHT TRAINS {" goo 4. n.
,..r -nnS Arrives at 1i:tk A. u
HAIL TRAIN DspArtsAt 1905 2. u
BOUND SOUTH
NAIL TRAIN hsr.sss1s h.1.,,.S i,ss ,s.os , \
FREIGHT TRAIN Il $50 z. n.
ALBANY EXPRESS ArriSesSt SIS ?. u.
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gTLIsAI.uJw d.

CIV Burkhart, sS 50 costs city vs.
Nelson. 60 IS NJ Hsnton, S34 7j.
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IN Tie Circuit Court, Of tie staL< Of 0,egOs
.Jor ase Coaaty Of Lima:
Rsbecca Carter, SAMUEL r Yo1ng aad +. Y
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was mistaken for burglar, when an outcry
was made, crowd gathered and he was
only allowed to enter after identifying him
self. The affair caused some amusement.
School Clerk J IL Barkhast he's completed
his assessment Of the stty, the result Of
which il ~ follows Value Of gross amount
Of property, sl.22i,OGO exemptions. $685.
327, amount Of taxable property, 1856. 1888.
An 6mlll tax on the last would amount to
s6.S85.95. The equalization board met
Tuesday, but there was only ope correction
to make.
A young man from Benton County made .
disturbance in the city week or 80 ago and
was chased to the ferry by nightwatch Jones
who got there when it was half way across,
and then be received "1l2 degree abuse in
the shade" He was in the city Saturday.
He handed over $i4.75 to Recorder Henton
without word and left the Office with a
Satanic smile.
Last week we offered small prize for the
one sending as the most words gotten from
the name STATE RIoHTs DRMocnAT. A good
example is brought to light by one OF the
answers which we have received TO it. II
contains Il54 words. I'll from the dictionary,
containing letters to be found IN the above
name. no letter being used twice. The work
er says surely the SrArE RIGHrs DEMocRAI
Is paper Of many words. +"
e J Farlow. who left for Seattle y few
weeks ago, has returned to Ashland. II,
says that outsiders have no show there yet
snd that everything is in state Of fsyerisl
excitement, speculation having run wild
There il plenty Of basiaess and money there
however, and a. soon A. matters cool dowI
aome, Seattle viii be enc Of the best place
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-02-16

The Wellingtonian commenting on the fact
that we charge the Cressct with encouraging
agriculture in this county and favoring grang-
er immigration, says Barbour is a good agricul-
turnl county and that we don't deny it. Don't
we? You haven't been reading this paper late
ly. We say that it s.not fit for agriculture and
every foot Of ground plowed is practically de-
stroyed as grazing ground, for the Wild grasses
that now keep stock the year round will not
again grow on land that has been cultivated,
any more than the ordinary prairie grass viii.
Think what an irreparable damage might be
done to the now prosperous section if a wave
OF immigration should sweep over IL. Every
settler with le0 acres of ground lalge part of
it plowed, stockmen would be compelled 10
leave it, and so would the farmers it a short
time. The range would be destroyed for all
time to come and the county would only be
known on the map. True, along the streams
a few acres might be cultivated in sorghum or
millet, but these would not be certain crops. IS
it is, large population is prosperous, but once
settle Barbour county with farmers and the
stock interests would be driven out.
Several years ago this county had greater
population than it mas now-made up to great
extent of farmers, who were laburing in the
same error that the welingtonian does-and
these were determined to have a herd law.
That population generally left when it had lost
everything experimenting. To-day BVrbour
county shows q greater taxable wealth than
any similar county outside of towns and rail
roads, and that wealth is the stock interest
There are counties near here existing under
the herd law anxious TO throw off that yoke
and he allowed to 20 into stock raising that will
pay. Sedgwick county would be glad TO have
an opportunity TO exist without the herd law
Pratt county is petitioning to have the herd law
repealed. Harper county will be before many
Ners. As shipping point the town Of Harper
has been ruined, by a good grazing district sur
rounding being converted into poor farming
community.
These are facts that will not be disputed by
unprejudiced men. But we imagine the Well
ingtonian is prejudiced. Caldwell supports
good papers that take business from yelling
ton; the southern part of Sumner county, de
voted to stOckraising, is independent of Well
ington and manages its OWL affairs. The Well
ingtonan would be glad to see that interest
sacrificed for the sake of having farmers &C
there. 1t may turn all the immigration on tait
range that it can-very little, we imagine--bui
it must not fill up Barbour county with farm
ers- We are willing that 1.-THE average Ameri
can" shall determine for himself what this
county is good for; but we don't want him tc
plow up our buffalo grass in coming TO his de
termination.
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AS die and stay.
Tail-and-Ear Amputation

Here is a tale told by The Sumner Coun.
ty Press, of last week:
We see that the treatment of Texas fe-
yer is attracting considerable attention inst
now in various parts OF the country. This
agitation brings TO mind an experience OF
NJ IL. Benefits, which he related to us
some two months ago. Milt was enjoying
life In Caldwell when a messenger inform
ed him that his fine $1,000 steers on the
range were dying rapidly with the Texas
fever. He provided himself with wagon
load of oils and drugs and struck out for
camp, He worked away on his cattle for
two days, but they only died the faster.
He felt sort Of sick and leaving everything
to its fate started out for ramble through
the Territory so that he might not know
how fast they did die. After going few
miles he ran across friend who gave him
some information and advice, upon which
he acted Immediately. He went back to
his herd and began cutting off the tails of
his sick steers. In bad cases le took nearly
ali the tail and the ear close up to the head.
This treatment was kept up vigorously as
long as the cattle sickened. The result
was that not one Of his herd died after he
instituted this new method of treatment.
In some instances the steers were down,
but as soon as the blood began to run,
they frightened up and recovered.